Dedication attendance noted at St Joseph church
Miss Nell Crane of Center June son hosts the house party for friend Mass Lottie Rossiter. Mrs WW Alpfilisch and sons Gerald and Oliver and young Francis traveled from Davenport on Tuesday to join the dedication services at St Joseph church. Harry Hudson and Martin Sprinks of Erie were guests for the Frank Tagne family last Monday. L J Siveyser visited in the parent home in Bellevue Wednesday with Ruby Stoltz. Arthur Harriman and family of Aton were brief visitors in Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Crane
Center Juneson
Mass Lottie Rossiter
WW. A. Alpfilisch
Gerald
Oliver
Francis
Davienport
St. Joseph Church
Messrs
Harry Hudson
Martin Sprinks
Erie
Frank Tagne
L. J. Sivevser
Bellevue
Ruby Stoltz
Arthur Harrian Family
Aton
Preston
Community Notes on Local Visitors and Illnesses
Miss Dorothy Jenkins recovered from surgery at Jane Lamb hospital Clinton and returned home. Families from Maquoketa and lost nation visited ill relatives. A H Hayes in weakened condition at Arthur Merzis home. St Josephs church dedication drew Elmer Knock family from Lost Nation. Anna Diel returned from Bellevue visit with relatives. Ed Farley departed for Roch for unspecified business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our City
Dorothy Jenkins
Jane Lamb
Clinton
George Hayes
Maquoketa
D.l D. Hayes
Leo Hayes
Preston
A. H. Hayes
Arthur Merzis
Sno. Stoll
Carlyle
Leonard
Qnoketa
George Hayweard
Elmer Knock
Emmett
Dorothy
Lost Nation
St Joseph's Shurch
Paul van Epps
Anna Diel
Bellevue
Anna
Olivia Kiuft
Mag Ed Farley
Roch
Preston Social Notes Mix Travel News and Local Events
Jester Minnesota last week updates on hospital treatment for a patient, accompanied by her sister from Dewitt. Local residents visiting relatives, business trips to Des Moines Clinton and Maquoketa noted. Church services, dedication at St Joseph’s, and a wedding shower for Miss Jessie Clemo highlight community activities with several trips and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jester
Minn
Bros
M. Brown
Dewitt
A. J. Negus ix
M AV. Boyes
Charles Finch
Charles
F. S. King
Oo Elme Black
Des Moines
Janice
Frank Black
Birs
Henry Berg
Clinton
Max’ Abter
Maraga
G. Rodenwald
Turner
M. ES Charch
Miles
Trest
Grace McGonegle
Delmar
Jane McLaughlin
Preston
St. Joseph’s Church
Frank Adler
Mary Asmussen
Livingston
Wis
Iiiter
Herman Jieds
J. L Jeffries
Seeker
Louis Wink
Alfred
Maquoketa
Tarlac proves its merits against seven years of illness
Grant Hays of Cedar Rapids describes severe indigestion with gas heart pain and dizziness. After taking five bottles of Tarlac he reports improved appetite, weight gain, stronger nerves, and uninterrupted sleep. He says he can work all day without fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarlac
Grant Hays
Quaker Oats Company
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Tony
Local social and farming notes from the area
Percy Edwards helped Andrew Delaney Sr with corn plowing in the past week. The Hates visited the Bickfords in Sandas. Community members attended a ball at South Gerry Owen. The Clarks and Dague family hosted visitors Wednesday evening. J Noonan made a business call in Berned. Davie Clark visited Elmer Edwards Thursday. Glades Dodds stayed with Aunt Brack Sayers early in the week. Ernest Post and Harley Edwards were Maquoketa callers Wednesday. Elizabeth Dague returned Tuesday from a visit with Roscoe Clark family. Sandford Clark and family from Maquoketa visited the Clark sister. Amer Edwards and family were Sunday visitors. Mim Jude Schnorr visited John Rhear Wochrominy’s home. Dick Hute and wife visited her parents. David Clark Sunday visit. Joseph Gree and sisters Sarah and Susie visited the Seaby time home Sunday. Rezina Streets was in Maquoketa Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Edwards
Andrew Delaney
Brant Hate
Levi Bickford Sandas
Gerry Owen
Roscoe Clark
Milo Dague
J. Noonan
Bernerd
Davie Clark
Elmer Edwards
Glades Dodds
Brack Sayers
Ernest Post
Harley Edwards
Maquoketa
Elizabeth Dague
Brnef
Sandford Clark
Hame
Vics
Amer Edwards
Sundey
Mim Jude Schnorr
John Rhear Wochrominy
Dick Hute
Ries
David Clark Souday
Joseph Gree
Saran
Susie
Jozhua Seaby
Rezina Streets
Working of Pearl in swell article production
The article describes two shell types for swell items the porcelaness and the nacreous. Porcelaness is very hard requiring spy garns by lapidary while nacreous is easier to shape saw, file and turn. Pieces are finished on a windstone then polished with pumice and rotten stone with diluted sulfuric acid.
Tides Move Big Building in London Port Move
A historic tower is moved due to rising tides threatening its foundations. Workers plan a careful relocation to prevent water intrusion as the river’s ebb and flow shift the structure. Local port authorities oversee the complex maneuver near the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonmores
Orany Tor
Tosver
Ships for Sale and Inquiries Prompted by Regent Notice
Fragmentary advert describes ships for sale including steel and timber hulled vessels with end hull details and buyers urged to seek further information from Regent. Reads as a brief public notice in maritime trade pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedmereay Ctisear Walyt Steel Eteasere
Informarioe
Ey Regent
Big July Fourth Event in Davenport Promises Fireworks and Races
Davenport residents will enjoy a three day July 4 5 6 fair with a spectacular night fireworks show the largest harness race meet in years featuring 12 big races across three days and four events per day. Top vaudeville acts including Blanche McKenney Triumphce Zep Zarrow troupe and Miller’s Band are scheduled with Therle Duffield Co handling the fireworks program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
M. E. Bacon
Mississippi Var: Fair & Exposition Co
Bacon
Zep Zarrow
America
Max+ jams
Orpheum
Miller’s
Therle-Duffield Co
Mr. Duffield
Daveenport
Chateau Thierry
July Fourth Celebrations Plan At Fair Ground
A celebration on the afternoon of July 4 plans a basket plerie day with barfreds expected to bring seven meals and eat opt. The beautiful and spacious fair ground hosts arrangements for special events and most children are involved.
Mag Marsh Returns to Screen in The Little Fraid Lady
Mae Marsh stars as a gifted performer in The Little Fraid Lady at the New Orpheum Theatre. The plot follows a young girl who, disillusioned by city life, leaves for a cabin in the mountains and discovers herself through her art while getting entangled in a significant local crime mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae ‘Marsh
Winsoms
Robertson-Cole
New Orpheum Theatre
Marjorice Banton Cooke
Wote
Marsh
Ecnadlessher
Sinr
Fay
Femarky 3
Redneck
Artie
Gaurder
Anterst
Gory
Trere
Maye
Charles Mer
Wid Knesen
rTine
Fihy Tribe Weather Habits and Winter Food Needs
In Colé weather the fish tribe does not hibernate during winter. They move about in cold water and gather food, not torpid like bears. Some species require much food when water is cold, while others adapt by swimming and staying active through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccles Snd
Fn Rao Dun
Cone of Haas
Unclear OCR fragment sparks ambiguous reader notice
Fragmentary text mentions meals and possible market items but contains many garbled words, preventing a clear report of names places or events. The readable bits hint at goods for sale and shopper activity, yet no definite action or entities can be confirmed.
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Fletcher
Aew
Castoria
Centaur Company
Vomarr
Bruggists
Sumner
Opftiann Bros
Ron Bill
Harrison & Sons
Ninse OW
Avi
Hageoketa
Towa
U.S. Shipping Board
Admnired Ling
State Street
New
Matees Navigation Company
Gay Suseex
Bahcreye Ltd
Munson
New York
Porto Rico
S. Co
New Yorkeste Mall
New Yorks
Cou
N.Y. Ward
Ster
Psetare
Amnion A. Grat
Dareeter
Rog G. Jay Ses BS
We Waahresten
Dos
Shipping Board Wapancton Dac
Beck
Lawser
Levi Beck & Sons Law
Laws
Cc W. Farr
E. Thomas County
Atorney
Farr & Thomas
Jackson County Abstract Co
Court House
Maquokete
CL Ely
John C. Gregory
Surevssox
W. C. Gregory
ELY & Gregory Attomers At Law
Maquokets
Iowa
Jackson State Savings Bank
Bauman, Heide & Steenis
Main St Maquokets
Jackson County
A. W. Sokol
Law General Law Crection Collections Insurance Office
Conk
OR F. J. Swift
Ohica
Eve
Examas
C. Rasmussen
Raab Brothers
Rasxace
Trates Lo Ans
Fordson
Fordson Willoe
Webster New
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