Baldwin Semaewatteen Visits Polish Narratives in Anamosa
Alfreda German of Anamosa spent several days this week visiting sister Mrs FL Griffin and family. Ernest Farum and children of Clinton visited his parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Hanp. A ballgame Sunday between Onslow and Baldwin ended 4 to 2 for Baldwin. Mr and Mrs Wm Johnson and Bady of Torie Mo visit Mrs Johnson's mother Mrs Hartell. Helen Tozer and Bernadine Curtie of Cedar Rapids visit Helen Wyrick. W & Potter returned to Anamosa after several days with friends. Mr and Mrs Anton Kleis welcomed a son born that day. Elva Franks and sons Jake of Los Angeles are here.
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Semaewatteen Tone Schae Mics
Alfreda
Anamosa
FL. Grif’ Fin
Ernest Farum
Clinton
Jacob Hanp
Wm. Johnson
Bady
Torkie
Johnson
Hartell
Helen Tozer
Bernadine Curtie
Gedar Rapids
Helen Wyrick W
Community Visitors and Local News From Farmlands
Visiting the former’s brother J W Rhodes and family Mr and Mrs eim of Fresten and Mr and Mrs Jack Meineke of Miles spent Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Rhodes. Bir and Mrs Bernard Morrow and Max Ed Peck departed Saturday for Wall Lake Ta after two weeks with the former’s grandparents Amos Bieber. B F Morin is building a front porch on the font of his C which is a great convenience to their living rooms upstairs. Q P Mayer arrived home Saturday evening from Cedar Rapids where he has been taking a summer purse at Coe College.
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J. W. Rhodes
B.F. Morin
Mayer
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Bellevue Public Schools accept staff changes amid repairs
The Bellevue Public Schools for the coming year add Henry W. Anderson to teach high school subjects and athletics, Miss Ingrid Sodeclund in mathematics and physical training, Miss Beatrice Walliams in normal training and science, Miss Patti Pautschke English, and Miss Annette Galutsky music and drawing. Telly Hounshell, construction worker on the new sewer, was injured in a cave‑in but survived with no broken bones and is expected to recover at Montana Hospital. State Highway officials probe Baker Hill on Primary Road 30 Bellevue to Mayuketa with relocation unlikely and a steep six percent grade proposed. The neighbors note the fragile health of Mrs. Strensser and Nicholas Helling, Jr. is described as critical.
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Yoebevue uGways
Bellevue
al Rains
Board of Education
Henry. W. Anderson
Alama
Ingrad Sodeclund
Beatrice Walliams
Patti Pautschke
Annette Galutsky
Qmusic
Telly Hounshell
Belldvue
Socca Firma
Montan Hospital
State Highway Commission
Baker Hill
Ma~ Yuoketa
Last Nation Hams From the Press Note
Mrs J D Jenkins is very low and the end is expected any time Mr and Mrs Jansen of Chicago arrived there Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs John Hurwerteon attended the funeral of Mrs Henry Humeartzer at Clarence Monday Seven small children aged from 14 years to 3 weeks are left Silas Scott backed fourteen jobs of threshing this week with his Humming Bird outfit and expects a record run this season
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J.D. Jenkins
Jansen
Chicago
John Hurwerteon
Henry Humeartzer
Clarence
Silas Scott
Death notices and local reminiscences in Sioux City area
Mn Ma L A Downing reports Al Boyd died suddenly in the city and will be remembered by many here. Surviving are a wife Cora Downing, a son John, a daughter Francis, Mrs. Ross Beal and brother Williams of Miles. Aunt Mrs L Worning and other relatives. Miss Francis Snyder of Mayuckett visited Mrs June Butterworth and Mrs J P Ada Abers returned from Bellevue. Ada joined a Young folks excursion to The Unique. Andrew to open a new store soon. Eternal Home symbol referenced.
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L. A. Downing
al. Boyd
Boyd
Cora Downing
John
Francis
Ross Beal
Wiliams
Miles
L. Worning
Francis Snyder
Mayuckett
Une Butterworth
J. P
Ada’ Ablers
Ardo Kiel
Bellevue
Adm
Andrew
Astonishing facts revealed in Waterloo
Daily notices claim a remarkable tonic named Trutena cures eczema and leg ulcers. A local user, E gorman of 1501 Frank, says after one bottle he walked fourteen paces and healed ulcers, planning to return to work. Brox s Drug Store in Maquoketa sells Tra tens TODAY.
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Jowan
EL BL Freeman
E Gorman
Frank
Maquoketa
Brox
Funeral held for infant Emel ia Daudel in Lutheran church
The home of Afr and Mrs Ed Sommers mourns the loss of their infant daughter Emel ia Daudel. The funeral from the home proceeded to the Lutheran church with Rev Bredow presiding. Interment followed at Andrew cemetery with numerous Hayes and related family members attending from Ber merd Davenport and nearby towns. An earlier note mentions a late date grocery opening.
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Afr
Ed Sommers
Widred
Janette
Lutheran Church
Bredow
Emelia Daudel
Emel Sdine Hayes
Copsie
Marjorie Mohlenhoff
Pearl Ellers
Andrew
Geo. Hayes
Daugter Lucile
Marlin
Bermard
Kivsler Aml
Arther Hayes
Dunique
Jay Gibjson
Davenport
Mother's Bread Sale Prompts Local Provisions
A fragment notes a local sale of bread by a proprietor and Walter Wettley Tanager with Roy Smith asked for the bread. The brief item hints at weeklong fancy groceries and bread being sold, reflecting a neighborhood market activity.
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Walter Wettley
Roy Smith
Preston area notices and visits in late spring
Preston residents and visitors are highlighted with trips to Bellevue Omaha and North Dakota. Local folks like Miss Delia Meyers and the Meyers family plan travels while the Commercial Club discusses plans for a northern lake area. Nearby families from Eagle Tap, Lonmont, and Maartin Petersen host relatives and attend services as Rev Bonell speaks on Moses.
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Rossi Eney Stnix
Irs
Annie Hunter
Hart
E. Heitt
Lonmont
Colorado
Hfe
Te ‘Burt Burns
Kier
Wright
Maartin Petersen, Jr
Preston
North Dakota
Martin Petersen
Preston Park
Bonell
Congregational Church of
Miles
Moses
Leonard Spooner
Chicago
Tran
Isaac Taylor
California
Arthur Foe
Abe Denaceleki
Dubuque
John Edson
Casuyr Ta
W. €. Meyers
Maquoketa
Gimiti
C. W. Clemo
Bertha Certw
Qiouly Beni
Chienge
Marie
Epps
Rossiter
Low Mear
Miex
Louise Stamp
Clin
Notable Chicago Visitors Toward Clinton Weekend
Harry Otto and Sd Schroeder were business visitors in Chicago for a few days. Miss Lucilie Pratt, stenographer at First National Bank, accompanied by Miss Zelma Varley, spent the weekend with her parents in Clinton. Mrs 0 G White and a Davenport man are visiting her parents.
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Harry Otto
Sd. Schroeder
Chicago
Lucilie~Pratt
First.National. Bank
Zelma- Varley
Clinton
Sunda
0. G. White
Davenport
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Fletcher
Dorne
Sas
Baldwen
Onslow
Baldwin
Ule Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil Company
Michigan Ave
Bellwe
Fappeings
Mr. Strensser
Nicholas Helling
Harrison & Sons
B. Buten
Ragasitta
Waterloo
Ata
WL. Reck
F. HL
Reck Lawyer Abstracter
Levi Keck & Sons Law, Loan & Abstracts of Title
Maquoketa, Iowa
Barr
Farr & Thomas
Jackson County Abstract Co
L. Bly
Dobn
Gregory Succeator
Gregory Ely
Gregory
Jaquoketa
Iowa
Jackson State Savings
Bauman, Heide & Sleenis
Main St- Maquoketa
Ta- Phone
All Lands
Lois i Dackson County
A. W. Sokol
Law General Haw Practice Collections Insurance
Ofice
Cook
Swift
Casey
Main St
C. Rasmussen
Raab Brotiers
W. Plait St
Preston Ceobiaatenen
Chichester
Hoffmann Bros
Fordson
Fosison Tractor
Opiaié
Andai
Horcson
Ford
Paris
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