Local Fendlings and Hospital Visits in Iowa Notes
A scrambled local notes item from Des Moines region mentioning Walter Riggs and relatives, a Wheatland American Legion post, visits to Iowa City Davenport and Davenport hospitals, Mrs ML Barker and daughter from Davenport, Dr Walsh in Davenport, Miss Hogesnond, Geo Dunlap home, Miss Helen Hurst at Northwestern University, Bitter products touted, Brown of Altoona PA and others returning home, and a gathering for O A R events with Paul Elling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americca Legion
Wheatland
York
Lowa City
ML Barker
John Wanta
Davenport
Walsh
Street
Tor
Hogesnond Oechore
City Triesday
Enrith
Islesrdoms Priday
Dunlap
Emerso
Win
Municipal Notice On City Ordinances And Clean Up
Unlawful to keep hogs or allow dogs and chickens to roam the streets. No bees for sale in the city. Bicycles or similar conveyances on sidewalks prohibited. No littering in alleys. No wagons buggies or autos parked on sidewalks. Violators guilty of a misdemeanor. Mayor W. C. Morden urges public cleanliness. Also notes about skate use on sidewalks and local hospital update for Harold Bloom. Brady Eles Co's separators service event listed with Dr P F Swift eye ear nose and throat care.
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Telly Smijts
Lietts
D. G. Loose
California
Harold Bloom
Cottege Hospital
Lowder
Brady Eles. Co
FP. A Swift
Piatt
Fraternal Lodge and Chapter Meeting Notices
Fraternal Helion Lodge No 36 A F and A M meets first Tuesday. Bath Kol Chapter No4 RJ AM regulars second Tuesday. Tancred Commandery No 10 regulars third Tuesday. O E 8 No 175 regulars fourth Tuesday. Pythian Sisters Mageakets Temple No 1 regulars fourth Thursday. Pope Rebekah Lodge No 181 meets second Wednesday each month. Maquoketa Encampment first and third Thursday. Maquoketa Encampment scribe Fred Gurus. Mystic Workers Waunkute Lodge No 4460 meets second Friday at Wournon Isall visiting members welcome.
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Bath Kol
P.m
Mageakets Temple
No. 1
P. Holt
Emma Campbell
Hart Hicks
Maquoketa
C. P
Fred Gurius
I. W. AL
Iss
Ralston
Mystic Workers Waunkute Lodge
Mystic Workers
Wournon Isall
Taxpayers Notice and Rent Advertisement Fragment
Fragmented text shows a tax payment notice urging taxpayers to pay first installment to avoid penalties and mentions rental and property inquiries. It includes a street near Maple Street and a contact at a home. The garbled source mentions Davenport and a person named J. B. Reiser and broad references to local notices and ads.
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Bath
Esprit Men and the Jerky Companions
Fragmented diary style note describes a group called Men of Esprit, mentioning exile, jerky mites, homeless figures, and a dull companion named Trignd. The writer recalls a scene with a garden, a puddling rip, and an awkward interaction as if awaiting a new dish, while referencing Chicago Tribune and a national bank act with a distant tone.
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Esprit
Espric
O. W. Hulmes
Chicago Tribune
Lines to Be Remembered Makeover Flows From Nine Verses
A fragmented note recalls an old verse exercise urging a speaker to present nine lines of memory and seven key attributes. The garbled text hints at practice prompts for poetic or rhetorical display, with unclear authorship or date.
Fragmentary 1910s clipping hints at breakfast and travel
Readable bits mention transit and a gown with fastenings. Unclear names or places. the fragmentary text suggests a public notice or ad tone but lacks concrete entities and complete events.
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Walter Riggs
Des Moines
Paul Ellning
Iowa
Samuel “Rusell
Everty
Florshein
Florshims
Butterworth'’s Boot ‘Shop
Gallagher's Jewelry Store
Helion Lodge
A. F
A. Milar
B. Davis
W. Miz
K.orr Regulay
Meetn G
Gor Jackson
R. MN
G.z Chas
Pope Rebekah Lode No
Tors
Emma Lecksgood
Orr
Fletcher
Nasby
Ford
Doran Auto CO
Sale 4
Geves
Maple Street
J. B. Reiser
Ato
Blessing’s Grocery
Bank
Smint
North
Asterica
Phila
Aus National Hunk
Ming
Ning
Alice Joyce
Durand
Rex Beach
Pathe Review
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