Lost Nation Residents and Local Notices
Lost Nation and Cedar Rapids residents are noted with several social items. Mrs Frank Myatt remained a Cedar Rapids passenger, while Mrs Haganniner and daughter Doris visited Clinton relatives. Local shoppers, birthdays, and trips are listed, with Dr Stoner at Main Street ready to meet patients and Henry Kuhlmen family relocating to Winter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Myatt
Cedar Rapids
Zimest Tesen
Mercy Hospital
Cedar
Haganiner
Dosis
Clinton
Mole Waza
Stoner
Ernest, Jensen
Dah Eavamer
Fred Diciayen
Mitter Grundmier
Ifedar
Hamry Frapeks
Hy. A. Gardner
Zevha
Oxford
D.C. Rammer
S. E Bowman
We End
Puilt
OBR
Local notes include exams and visits. injuries and events
The column covers mid year exams at L. N. Public School with exemptions for some students. It notes visits by families including Mr. and Mrs. Edleman and Eva, Mrs. Herey Mobi and children, and C. W. Gomstock in Lost Nation. It reports Mrs. Mohr with a broken limb, and a Davenport shaper outing. A surprise party for Floyd Ahrens by Bar Scouts is described along with various weekend visits and an Eastern Stars installation at the Masonic Hall. Nadine Davis of Sevanus is noted as deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Chas. Rutenbeck
L. NL
L. C. Edleman
Eva
Farm Storage and Factory Buildings Sold and Guaranteed
Partial OCR text indicates sale of farm storage, ext buildings, and a factory building. Listed by Sion White Pharmacy and Mealister Stores Co. Includes details on sizes and cake portions, with references to chicken roost and cellar. Readers see sale actions and storage offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xicchan
Sion White Pharmasy and Mealister “Stores
Baldwin Smee visits and stock show trip noted
Long departed Smee will visit daughter Elizabeth then Delivar Colorado for the stock show and return to Western Town visiting relatives. Lubben learns of brother John Tubben’s sudden death at Monticello. Mrs. Chas Ketehani hears of Earnest Jenson’s death in Cedar Rapids. Tea sth was in garage business at Lost Nation. Lew Johnson visits with son Claude and family. plans to sell property. Wallace Winegar returns from relatives near Monmouth. Mrs Hambell goes to Center June to visit daughter. Joseph Wasoles Sr. is ill. Ed Meerick buys a one ton Ford truck for the cream route. Miss Elizabeth Herzberger convalescent. Howard Taber returns from Chicago after visiting sister Meriel. Royal Neighbors installation of officers slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth “Stuart
Delivar
Colorado
Lubben
John Tubben
Monticello
Chas. Ketehani
Earnest Jenson
Cedar Repids
Teasth
Lost Nation
Lew Johnson
Moline
Claude
Wilbur Graves
Wallace Winegar
Joseph Wasoles
Ed. Meerick
Elizabeth Herzhberrer
Howard Taber
Chicago
Meriel
Thera
Beki Installa’tion
Otfcets
Local Notes and Oddities from Maquoketa Area
Fragmented local item list notes residents traveling visitors and small events around Maquoketa including visits to Clinton Maquoketa and Chicago. Mentions Mrs Ghag Barsing correction of home repairs, Delia Hall trip to Maquoketa, Rev Graney, Wat and Main Street ownership, card party at St Patrick's hall, and Olive Means planning to relocate with extended family nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Hall
Maquoketa
Muirhead
Clinton
Graney
Coiling
Pirothial
Dee Taylor Famil
Main St
Howerd Harrison
Caport
Rirs
W. C. Finck
Beulah
Maanoneta
Perty
St. Phirick’s
L. Hareison
Chicago
Olive Means
Ret- Aviveet
James R. Davis
Stenday
Mrs. Means
Phosphated Teds Claim Quick Strength Revival
An advertisement touts Phosphated Teds as a health booster for men and women. It claims renewed vigor, nerve strength, and improved vitality, saying users gain 60 percent more energy and endure stress better. The copy targets weary adults seeking quick mental and physical renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markes
Rick
Ted Hood
Miss Nelly Aylward books five courts here for 3920-188
Miss Nelly Aylward of Chicago, representing the Chicago Circuit Lyceum Bureau, visited our town last week and arranged five number courts for 3920-188. The energetic worker left a favorable impression. Delicate cards announced the arrival on Jan 12 of Baby Betty Lenora Sunderlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Sunderlin of State Center. Congratulations to the happy parents. A meeting of Mystic-beld ast selected officers for ensuing years, with several members named and a Knights of Columbus initiation noted in DeWitt. Edward McGonegle, St Ambrose student, visited home. Funeral of John Maybohm held at Preston, attended by many, and interment in Almont. Mrs. E. E. Prescott hosted thirty children from the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School for a three-teens party. Mrs. Joss returned to Cedar Rapids after two weeks’ visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelly Aylward
Chicago
Chicago Circuit Lyceum Bureau
Our City
Aylward
Baby
Betty Lenora Sunderlin
L. Sunderlin
State Center
Delmar
Aijin
Archie We
Mabron
Spererare Lire
JG. Spercer
Jd Esther
Ings
Beryl Goodjoim
Martha
Frank Oske
Electa
Elev Willey
FP. H
George
Ws . B
E. Darrington
Anist
John Iae A
Maxshall
Dee
Taylor
Messrs
Phil McGonegle
John 5
Waters
John A. Fitzpatrick
Richard Fowers
E.R McGonesle
John Me
John Maybohm
Preston
Messrs Frey “Schroedar
Gis Schmidt
W. R Mullett
Ed Garius
A. I. Ackeil
Hans Thompson
Freston
Maybohm
Mercy Hospital
Gintox
Vic
Almont Santtory
E. E. Prescott
Helen Soy
Vite
W. Babcock
Y Boggs
Cedar Rapids
Waymens
Delegates to Na- Sonal Meet and Local Social Notes
The article notes a delegate appointment for the Na- Sonal meet in Des Moines. It details an evening program with papers on Natural Wonders of America and Greetings of Nations. It also reports Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Sidle presenting papers, the comfort of 3 BR. Rossiter, and upcoming meetings of Freshmerian Aid Society and Mystic Chapter OES with hostesses listed. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beers moving to the W. R. Mulley farm south of town last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na- Sonal
Dez Moines
Hess
America
John Sidle Reed
BR. Rossiter
Brest
Freshmerian Aid Society
F. P. Goodjohn
Fred Beers
W. R. Mulleyt
Local church listings and services note weekly attendance
Brekke of DeWireland and Campbell of Ames visit Delmar jest as church activities continue. Special meetings, sermons, and evening services are planned with an average attendance around 45. Pastors from Magecketz Mt Vernon and Elwood assist, with activities at Mrs. Dodd’s home Thursday. The New Commandment and biblical figures lead Sunday morning themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Brekke
DeWireland
Campbell
Ames
Delmar
Pi O'Reilly
Tere Poms
EL Gharck
Ale
Church Way
Ess Snyder
Elwood
J. Kidder
The
Royal Gospel
Magecketz
R. F . Hublburt
Mt. Vernon
Ehvgod
Surder
Dodd
Kyan
Bunter
Jacob
EL Peoscout
Pastak
Rat Snap Promises Sale of Cats and Rat Remnants
Fragmented OCR style item notes a sale related to rats and cats with garbled phrases. Mentions litter, stray animal references, and pricing figures like $1.00. Includes partial terms suggesting a rat catch or sale advertisement with unclear details and vendors.
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Castor
Bernice Butenbeck
Bernice
Jolimann Bros
Maquolieta, Iowa
Grandma Mohr
Hans Mohr
Micuoketa
Cottage Hospital
Ale. Lausch
M. Gable
Inha Vrossler
de Witt
Mr .Bail
Floyd Ahrens
Hos
Z. Harvey Diliy
Masonic Hall
Electa viii
Art Scholtz
Mxs
Siohnson
Nadine
da Vis
Sevanus
Baldwin Smee
EATON
Costeucens
de W. Rhodes
Che
Hasding
Ghag
Barsing
Windaill
Baldwin
Ling Yeux
Walker & Soukup
Platt and
Olive Streets
Iowa
Louis R. Dubbert
Ely
Machine Show
Wright's Garage
Otto ‘A.seeberger
Expense
W. T. Beck
Leyi Kece Law
Leon
Abs Maquoketa, Sons
F. H. Beck Abstracter& Sons
C. W. Farr Farr
Thomas Attorners and Abstractors
FS. Thomas
Jackson County Abstract Co
Court House
Phos. Black 290
Maquokein, Lowa
Frank D. Kelsey Lauter
Cook Bibel
A. W. Sokol
Maquoketa, Towa
Raab Brothers
Alice An S
Kemps Balsam
Alealister Storss
Chandler
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