Pendings and visitors fill Maquoketa pages
Local notes list visitors from Onslow Marion and Cedar Rapids with many names and short visits. The Oxford Junction Cemetery Association is formed. Various ads show clothing and undergarments for sale, bee stings medical notes, and notices of hospital visits. Chautauqua plans for Radcliffe with speakers Col Gearheart and Louis Williams are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lamey
Onslow
Our City
Oxford Junction
Radcliffe Chautauqua
G A. Gearheart
Louis Williams
Manhattan Brass
Chautauqua
Merry Maids
Blessings Map West Trip to California and Oregon
Mr and Mrs J G Blessing and their young daughter Helen depart Wednesday for a weeklong western tour with many sight seeing stops en route to Los Angeles where they will visit Mrs Blessing mother Mrs Minnie Riegel They will then proceed to San Francisco California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Reiter
Marion
J. S. Dice
Q. W_ Brumviede and Company
Ora Bailey
Amber
Iowa
J. Rankin
Edith Holmes
Melvin
Dr. BE
E. Atherton
Newz-Pritt
Will J. Nally
Chicago
C. W. Kremviede and Company
Ruth Hall
University Hospital
Iowa City
Harry Hall
Daven Fort
C. W. Krumviede and Co
T. W. Rathie
Mitchell
South Dakota
Wm. Rathie
Amd
I. W. Knight Homes
M.D. Barrows
Davenport
Lis
Chas. Ris
J. M. Rankin
J. M. Flathers
Andrew
J . O. W. Brumviede and Company
John Coverdale
A. J. Carr
Our City
Phillipines
O. W. Carr
Vera
T. &. Filton
Maxine
Jack
Rochelle
Jil
Mr. Tilton
Mor
Tow
Ing
A. EB. Banks
John Suthers
Claire Turnbull
Sioux City
Vinla Branscomb
Clinton
Colorado Springs
Denver
Lomask
Griffin
Prank Johnson
Seattle
Washington
J. G Blessing
Helen
West
Los Angeles
Cal
Removing grease spots with earth and magnesia paste
Instructions describe mixing fuller's earth and magnesia equally, adding hot water to form a paste, spreading on the grease stain, then brushing off the next day. A reader jokes that a camel can smell.
Figmy Race Describes Heights Of Anckwnaun Lands
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a white athlete from Anckwnaun's lands. It lists a height of three feet eleven inches and weight around seventy pounds, with garbled place and name details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kengal
Aversge
Ulley
Petty Coat Fashion Pastel Tradition Explained
A fragment describes the petty coat as an early men’s garment evolving into women’s dress. It traces red damask variants and open fronts, noting how dresses like gowns robes frocks and blouses adopted elements once worn by men in historical attire.
Fragmentary Note on Direction and Focus in Practice
A fragmented meditation discusses focus and posture, noting that effort and positioning affect performance. It mentions a pianist performing in the west and contrasts preparation with facing a goal, implying discipline during hard work and rest after labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
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Cedar ‘Rapids
Orlan Huot
Webster City
Ray Grant
Gates’ Waterloo Business. College
Waterloo
Town
Harry Thompson
Kansas City
F. W. Johnson
Owen Franks
Fred Vaughn
Worcester
Mass
A. B. Bowen
Migs Irene Webber
Cedar Rapids
Wm. Webbers
Will Walters
Audubon, In
G. B. Orcutt
H. 8. Little
Oy. Krutmviede and Company
Erroll Williams
Rockford
E Tams
Muquoketa
Jackson Co. State Bank
Platt St
M.A. Robinson
DD. S
Charles Crowley
Bernard
Nick Steiner
Charlotte
O.W. Krumviede and Company
R. N. Hinckley
Mary Underwood
Lawrence
Kansas
E. L. ‘Hinckley
Hamley
Keefe
Becker Hospital
Geo. Sleeper
Delmar
H. D. Fellett
Oak Park
R.W. Fellett
Dubuque
John Pearson
H. W. Fellett
South Main Street
O. W. Krumviede and Co
Puniy
Lewis
Angapolis
Chasvin Schrader
Dury
Maquoketa
Andj
Andor
Hod Vamit
Charlotte Record
Stuart” Cooper
Rockford, Ill
Gee. Cooper
Lawrence Crim
EK. B. Wyrick
Moline
RLM
O. W. Kevnmede and Company
Ioxie
Harrison J. B
Hisrison
Blessing’s
Hamburg
Santa Clara
Lighthouse
Blessing's Grocery & Market
The
Maquoketa Iron and Metal
A. Rosenberg
C. Ring
Buick
Flint
Michigan
Eager-Buick Company
Slow
Dean
Bert
Francis Wright
Pearborn St
Tesan
Ant
Braxam
Hinckley
Brug
Osriste
Hanseh Produce Go
Black
Johnson & Robinson
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