Local visits and family gatherings across Iowa towns
Miss Anna Lowe of Davenport visits her brother Edwin Lowe for a few days. Mr and Mrs Wim Johnson of Maquoketa spend Sunday with Mrs Hambeill. A T Scheib and Bessie Scheib children of Delmar visit Mrs Barrows. Wm Curry and son of Olin visit Mr and Mrs J W Curry. Oste Burrows returns home from two weeks with Mrs Barrows. John Evans and Frank Snothergae visit relatives in Ryan. Mrs Graves and Mrs Whitaker travel from Pennsylvania to visit Sioux City relatives. Numerous callers include M Smith and family, W Tatham and Christ Erigen and Conover of DeWitt. Hatch of Cedar Rapids among visitors to Hoiver.
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Anna Lowe
Davenport
Edwin Lowe
Wim. Johnson
Baby
Maquoketa
Wm. Curry
Olin
J. W. Curry
Oste Burrows
Central City
Pennsylvania
Graves
American Legion
Presbyterian Church
G. von Rhienwill
Lutheran Aid Society
Carrie Nelson
Christensen
Hartley
Iowa
Friends
Willard Palmer
Emelia Miller
Emma Dhume
Preston
Clinton
A. L.dandel
Sackrider
Betty Nims
George Kimball
Mary Keeny
Andrew
Iowa City
I. M. McMurray
McMurray
T. Daudel
Mary Palmer
Wright
A. B. Palmer
T. J. Daudel
Chas. Stoll and
J. S. Kimely
Mart Gleason
Frank Baker
Hankmier Brothers
Henry Grade
Chris Beck
Jane Hankmier
Whitney Treatment for Piles Promises Easy Remedy
An old notice touts the Whitney Treatment for piles as a new remedy to restore health. It claims the treatment is easy to apply and highly effective, sold with a guarantee. Readers are advised to ask their druggist for details and demonstration.
Local Social Notes and Family Visits in Maquoketa
Wm Rhodes and family of Miles visited the Rhodes family in Maquoketa over Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society plans a Wednesday meeting at Mrs Etta Scott s home. Various visitors called at the home of Mrs Ida Nodre. Mr and Mrs Geo Sokol and others visited Mrs A W Field and family. A New Hall Illinois visitor, Herbert Woods, stopped by the Field home. Mrs Linda Harrod of Fort Wayne reports relief from stomach troubles after using Chamberlains Tablets, and mentions local druggists Broxam Hinckley and Staack Linckish Maquoketa Ta. Ft
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A. W. Field
Fred McLaughlin
Mat Zimmering
Monticello
Helen Mathers
Lorenzo, Ja
Geo. Wyrick
Herbert Woods
New Hall
Thad
Chamberlain
Linda Harrod
Ft. Wayne
Twins Ebb Angelic Garden Aboard Earl and Carl Allen
Earl Allen and his twin brother Carl Allen died after whooping cough. Born April 27, 1920 to Mr. and Mrs. James Risinger, they were laid to rest in Andrew Cemetery after funeral services by Rev. Ridder at the M B E church.
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Angel
James Risinger
Earl Allen
Heavenly Garden
Carl Allen
Mrs. Risinger
Earth
Hidder
M. BE
Hidler
Andrew
Ridder
American Legion Fourth of July Celebration at Andrew
Under American Legion auspices a large Fourth of July event will be held in Andrew on Saturday July 3. Program starts at sunrise with a 100 gun salute. Capt F E Thomas Maquoketa will speak. A 1:30 p.m. parade, field sports, races, prizes for dashes and events, school girls drill, recitations, dancing and an evening dance with Henry's orchestra.
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The
American Legion
Andrew
F. E. Thomas
Henry
Adler-i-ka Claims Success For Stomach Ailments
A retire d merchant describes his wife’s long battle with stomach catarrh cured by Adler-i-ka a gly cerite blend with buckthorn bark. He reports one bottle produced great results by cleansing both upper and lower bowels of foul matter. Claims sour stomach improves, constipation ends, and appendicitis is prevented. Broxam Hinckley druggists offer it.
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Broxam & Hinckley
July Fourth Celebrations and Local Notices in Maquoketa
A community Fourth of July program features a grand fireworks display and all day music by the Andrew Concert Band, with Win. Siegel as marshal. Services at St. John's Catholic Church at 11 am and morning service at Presbyterian Church at 11 am. Various social visits and local announcements follow, including hospital updates, visits from Hartley and Maquoketa residents, and family travels among residents.
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Andrew
Siegel
Marshall
How I Cleared Mili of Rats by J Tucker
A 43 night watchman claims to have seen more rats than any man. He used RAT-SNAP and within six weeks cleared them all, killing rats by the score nightly. He advises never to be without RAT-SNAP, available in three sizes, priced 25c, 50c, and $1.00, sold and guaranteed by Snow White Pharmacy and McAllister Stores Company.
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Snow White Pharmacy
McAllister Stores Company
Delmar Presbyterian Church Notes
A. R Smith Eld. minister announces Sunday School at 10:00 am Morning Worship 12:00 pm Evening Worship 6:00 pm The Lord s Supper will be observed next Sunday July Fourth in morning services topic Invited Nearer Evening theme Patriotism The young people social at the church Friday evening July Second Regular monthly workers conference held at Franklin residence Monday well attended Discussion focused on Sunday School Picnic planned soon with expectation of a good time.
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Franklin
Battlefield imagery and rat control items marketed locally
A fragment describes a man’s wartime battlefield comparison in a Pennsylvania town, a hotel stay, a stable visit, and a pile of dead rats treated with RAT-SNAP. The piece mentions three product sizes 25c 50c and $1.00 sold by Snow White Pharmacy and McAllister Stores Company with a note on guarantees.
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Pennsylvania
Europe
Snow White Pharmacy
McAllister Stores Company
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Pp. C. Wodehouse
Lang's Market
Kohr
Mrs
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Staack & Linckiesh
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A. R Smith
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Fletcher
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