Delmar Delmar F Friends and Local Visitors Report
Local notes from Delmar and Preston recount visits and greetings. Names include Nellie Maybohm, Mrs Chas Bull, Miss Edna Cundill, Adolph Harrington, Matt Freeze, P Jacobsen, Forest Kuhn, Arnold, Barry Collins, Lee Aiken, and Thelma Taylor hosting a birthday event. Community events include quilting, a community party at Hurst Morel, and plans for the Fine Art Quartet appearance as part of the season. The record mentions travel to Clinton and Chicago for visits and shopping, with hints of upcoming entertainment and spring purchases at Canty General Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caeareree
Neltie Maybohm
Preston
Delmar
Chas. Bull
River Forest
Ill
Isk
P. Jacobsen
Monmouth
Atwood Morehead
Forest Kuhn
Neer Monmouth, Ta
Barry Collins
Elfen Collins
Clinton
Lee Aiken
Delah
T. PB. Cassin
F. H. George
Maquoketa
Paul Dice
Bobby
Delmas
Thelma Taylor
Hhostess
Birthday Party for Thelma Jones in Maquoketa
Miss Thelma celebrated at her home with ten candles on a birthday cake and11 guests including Janet Good-John Etta and Viole Rasmussen Helen and Effie May Brown Mildred Poole Hish Duke Zana Look Edith Stevens plus two cousins and aunts. Other locals attended New Century Club meeting and plans for next week noted. Also ad endorses Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies. Waters
Clinton
Thelma Jones
Janet Good-_ John
Etta and
Viole Rasmussen
Helen
Effie May Brown
Mildred Poole
Hish Duke
Zana Look
Edith Stevens
Miss Thelma
Bobby Dice
Davenport
Kenneth Donley
Paul Dice
John Donley
Minnie Grindred
Walter Ogden
Maquoketa
New Century Club
HL Harrison
A. Smith
Hurst Street
George Sidle
P. E. Os
Tanlac praised by Mrs Hayes after relief of stomach trouble
Mrs M C Hayes of 333 Ninth Ave Clinton IA credits Tanlac with ending three years of indigestion painful eating and headaches. She reports steady nerves better sleep and a ten pound weight gain. Tanlac sold in Maquoketa Hurstville and Monmouth with local visitors and community notices following. The Preston High Level team traveled to Lost Nation for a fund game resulting in a win for Lost Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Hayes
Ninth Ave
Cinton
Ima
Maquoketa
Broxam & Hinckley
Hurstville
Hurstville Produces Co
Monmouth
H. B. Preston
Andrew
Ih. A. Dandel
E . Tf
Preston Woman Dies After Long Preston Life
Mrs. Wm. Brown, longtime Preston resident, died at her Preston home January 23 1921 at 1 p.m. She was born May 1851 at Lyons Je and married William Brown February 6 1879 in Preston. A daughter died young. the husband survives along with a sister Spencer Cye of Omaha and many friends. Funeral services were held at the M E church in Preston on Waltoniay at 2 p.m. with Rev C W Clemo officiating and burial in the Preston cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulloy
Waterloo
Dortor
Father Molloy
Our City
Fay Russell
Bride
Sabule
Jenny Sodeman
Little Son
Alta
Canada
Preston
F W. French
Jno. Heitt
Walter Scholtes
Clinton
John Hansen
Theo Westphal
Chas, Westphal
Spencer Coe
Omaha
M. E
Clemo
Deep Creek Loumetary
Lost Nation Fund
Wm. Brown
Wother
Spencer Cye
Waltoniay
M. E. Church
C. W. Clemo
Preston Cente Lury
Conder High Priced Stock Foods Highlighted by Expert
New testimony from H. Beckstead, noted hog specialist, claims stock hogs respond to mineral blends he makes from cheap ingredients. He argues minerals prevent worms and boost growth, endorsing a homemade mix costing little per 100 pounds. Abnerian Chemical Co offers to ship minerals to buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Becketoad
Sweil
Doctors Warn Against Golds
A garbled medical note warns against a product called Golds and discusses supposed treatments and minerals. The fragmentary text mentions agents, patients, and uncertain efficacy, with references to relief and a questionable remedy. The exact context and names are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Baby born to Mr and Mrs Roy Coleman in Preston
Ir and Mrs Roy Coleman welcomed their newborn daughter, a pink baby girl born Thursday morning, January 20, at their home. Mrs Ute Meyer of Teets Grove shopped in Preston Wednesday, while Mrs Grindme Black visits the Coleman household. A double wedding at the local church united Miss Vernona Burne and Claude E Kelly. Edward Oldis married Miss Enna Dubme ta at Sty aviuteh with both praised by community. Volunteers and neighbors send congratulations to the families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Coleman
Dan
Babe Deiug
Ute Meyer
Teets Grove
Preston
Waterloo
de. Molloy
Grindme Black
Countics
Roy. Coleman
Thomas Elliott
Nes. Georgu Meyer
LE. Parsonese
Clemo
Aliss Vernona Burne
George Barny
Claude E. Kelly
de K. Kelly
Fairfield Township
Thavents
Enna
Edward Oldis
Mra
Canine Oldis
Sand
Testun
Chele Sam
Aly
Danos
Caine
Speryer
Anastoss
Theo. Westphal
Brabbenteft! Funiture Store
Catarrh Medics Endorsed Under Normal Conditions
A garbled note describes catarrh treatment under normal conditions and asserts it works without side effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarri
Toieds
Wikio
Fragmentary note on a tree and journey through food
A garbled excerpt mentions a tree and cooking words, hints at a journey and tasks. The readable portion has no clear names, dates, or places to identify a concrete event.
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Kansas
Blessing’s Grocery
Rei
Spc
Pairpfoor
Maquoketa, Towa
Gmbh
Cresus
Chamberlain
Staack & Luckiesh
Mrs.Hayes
Tanlac
Qood
Eri Rine
Swers
Conder
Ite
Sherk & Lockiesh
the Hog Reliance Company OF
Olin
Iowa
Jackson County
Ara J. Bowman
A. Horst
Chris. Nissen, Jr
Elvin Heide
J. S. Demoss
Green Island
Fulton
State Farm
Anamosa
the Hog Reliance
Cy. Olin
Laws
Weinber Ltd
T. Hartman
H. A. Turner
C. ¥. Ingraham
J.C. Mills and
W. E. Johnson
G. R. Peter's
DeWitt
Fred Gray
Hog Reliance Company
Barn Olive St
Brown & Davis
Fairfield
Dakota
Muteach
Oki
Cinaty
Mi Meilie Farey
Freeport
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