Local Pendings at Coninahite Store and More
Local items include commerce notices for Cable and Kingsbury Pianos at Anderson's Music, January leather hand bag sale at Mann's, and various visitors to Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. Notices mention theatre ads, Mary Pickford at Sunny Brook Farm, and community store specials. Ordinary social news with names like June Parker, Lisa Dean, Merle Calkins, Rita Egger, and Freston visitors.
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Birs
June Parker
Chicair
G. C. Nichols
Paul Ellis
Iowa City
Cable and
Kingsbury
Anderson’s
Mann’s
Lynn Dean
Smithtown
Gentle
Merle Calkins
Diverport
Grorge Gilkins
Henry Stuar
Clinton
Babe
Omaha
D. HL Brainard
Town City
F. Co Thomas
St Taack
Lee ‘S
Jecham
Maurice
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Gibsart
Sunny Brook Farm
Mary
Pickford
Janath
Local births and community notices fill Maquoketa pages
Birth announcements for Mr and Mrs Otto Biéadorn of Muscatine and Mr and Mrs Will Myers appear among many community items. Social events include WCTU meeting at City Hall, a 4 o'clock supper with Maquoketa ministers and wives, and various visits among local families. Also listed are newsy items on sales, club meetings, theatre notices for Rebecca of Sunny Brook Farm, and local ads for tonics and stores.
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Lou Anderson
Sentinel
Woman's Club
Rosa Lowder
W. H. Garretson
Ames
W. F. Shirmer
Bellevue
Chas. Andersen
Probate of Will Notice in Jackson County District Court
Notice is given that the last will of Myr Osborne Eampson of Jackson, Iowa, deceased, has been opened and read. Hearing for proof of the will is set for February 2, 1921, before the District Court in Maquoketa, Jackson County, Iowa. Clerk Eugene Mohr and Deputy Charis Seda certify.
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Myr Osborne Eampson
Jackson iv
District Court
Jackson Usuhty
Maquoketa
Hugene Mohr
Charis Seda
W. L. Keck
Vienna Death Rate Appalls With War Aftermath
Five years of war have driven Vienna’s death rate from 152 per thousand in 1913 to 22.5 per thousand in 1918, with infant and child health collapsing. Only a fraction of 34,549 examined children in 1918 were well nourished. American relief agencies feed 300,000 undernourished children and plan to aid more under a European Relief Council initiative. An $83.6 million appeal funds the effort, joined by Quakers, Joint Distribution Committee, YMCA, YWCA, Knights of Columbus, and others.
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Vienna
Harope
Gustave Bohn
Hans Spél
University of Vienna
Clémbas Pirquet
Barlow
Derbert Hoover
Poland
Eutond
Ainetica
Hellet Council
Me Kigor
Chile
American Relief Administration
American Friends’ Service Force
Quakers
Jewish Joint Bistruccion Committee
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Knights of Columbus
YM Oga
YW. Cal Ab
Fragmentary Seattle notice on brass depiction and tides
The readable fragments describe a Seattle context with references to brass elements and a five pound total. Mentions of Salomon and a medical group appear tangentially, with vague timing hints and a request to subscribe for the Sentinel. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Birds Songs on Secord MinatagMiphie Recounts
A brief item notes birds in Secord and MinatagMiphie with recounts of their songs. The report highlights naive attempts and successful meetings, referencing Fer Talure and local references.
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Secord
Unable to extract a coherent historical headline
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear events, persons, organizations, or locations to summarize into a factual newspaper item. The readable fragments mention uncertain names and positions without verifiable context.
Property Listing Offers North Second Street Residence
A terse notice offers a single residence on North Second Street with two totals and one a design. The buyer seeks a farm property and mentions loan terms and a price of 450. The description is fragmented but indicates an ideal site and potential sale.
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Decidud
North Second
Etary
Savage
Eve Farm
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Olin
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Alma Wendell
I Rock’ Island
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Dewitt
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Marshallown
Messrs
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M. J Pitisford
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Silas Barkley
Elmer Crewford
Daught
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Preston
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Appy
Palmer
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Linus
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American Legion
A. W. Drips
J. Y. Buchanan
Jene Hankemeier
Otto Biéadorn
Muscathe
Will Myers
E. M. Kingsley
Cedar Relds
Kingsley
Siouxi City
Earl Staggs
Monmouth
D. B. Staggs
Roy Pence
Anna Mae Lang
Oxford Junction
Florence O’donnell
Louise
Art Ellis
Rebecca
Mary Pickford
Anna Howard Memori
Rebevca
F. E. O. Society
M. Jomer
Chas. von Schrader
Areld Sturm
Wyoming
Oehner
Ford Bentley
Oelwain
Iauna Tozer
Spey
Roger Brown
Frank Lockwell
Miele al Baldwin
Nature
Holeister
Rocky Mountain
Bresam & Ae
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Jaye
wAgart
Meade
Carolinis
Jenifus
Grand Mound
Weaver‘and Co
Tesday Hansen
Stanley Allen
Padronic
Calif
Adam Ringlep
California
Los Azoles
Sprite
Evers
Stack
Luc
Warry Buchanan
Osceola
Wis
Buchan
Seniitiel
Pastime Theatre
Robert Warwick
Larry Lemon
May Murray
Selznick News
Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm
Lana Howvard Shaw
Memoriel Fund
Cecil
DE Mille
Elliot Dexter
Wanda Hawley
Theodore Roberts
Tully Marshall
Florence Vedor
David Graham Phillips
the Gumps
Qricis
Ceilar
Willie
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Che Dahon
de Dug
Mann’s Jewelry Store
Carl Jessen
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