Community Notes from Lae: Social Event at Harmony Hall
The excerpt describes a spirited community gathering at Harmony Hall with a dance planned for Friday May 4, featuring music by Bradley and Scholls. It mentions local residents moving in, a Sunday school at 10:00 led by Miss Margaret Peters, and general well wishes for families, with thanks for attendance and support from business and school members.
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Tuar High
George Shoemaker
Currie West
Ettiy
G. EL Pee
Bradley and Scholls
Louis
Jileis
Babe
Fred Buck
Buck i
Walter Verdyr
Ralph Beck
Cedar Rapid
Uc Gum Saul
Ike
Mather
Janet
Hanar
Margaret Peters
Foley's Honey and Tar Relieves Coughs and Colds Fast
A patient at 184 Burgess Place, Nd, reports Foley's Honey and Tar eases bronchial irritation and mucus, stops throat tickling, and soothes coughing without mutine side effects. The product is advertised as a reliable remedy widely sold.
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Foley
Burgess Place
Preston family visits from Rochester and Weston
Preston and Mrs Warren Wersnier with their young son visit relatives in the area. Jermye’s parents Mrs Lester and others host at their home. Henry Kursekag returns from Rochester to pleasant visits with relatives. The week includes townsfolk from Pres ton and surrounding areas sharing well wishes and greetings.
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Warren Wersnier
Jermye
Weaster
Our City
Lata
Lester
Mannketa
Prestony
Henry Kursekag
Rochester
Minny
Dennis Kys
Preston
Preston Sewer Work Prodding Rent Pushback
Work on the sewer began last week in Preston and property owners claim rising rents profit from the disruption. Renters face displacement as prices surge while other areas see declines. Preston high school baseball beat Lyons 2 to 1. Mr and Mrs Rey Burns welcome their first-born son born Friday night.
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Prestont
Preston
Preston High
Lyons Boys
Rey Burns
Blake's Bargains for May Pig Sale and Farm Supplies
May offerings from Blake's Bargains include pure bred Toland China hogs with shipments of weanlings, low fall boars and gilts, and liberty bonds accepted in trade. Also available are sun strawberries and spray gear for the farm, with guidance on timing for spraying around pig weaning.
Preston area notes of sales, illnesses, and travel
Community updates recount a charity flea sale netting about 15 dollars at a local jewelry store, health updates as Mrs. Ed Farley and residents seek Mayo Clinic care, and house transactions. Esther Maher’s wedding-related events, a church lot sale, and a Bunko night add to social happenings with best wishes and local names.
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W.C. TL .U
Ed Farley
Mayo Hospital
Clinton
F. Krabbenhoft
Preston
Theo. Westphal
Tagk
Krabbenhoft
Abe Wellentorf
Aloig
St. Sosmaire
Esther Maher
Jerry Maher
Pye
Stenbard
Marriage Rites Unfold at Balen Church Service
Friends gather Tuesday afternoon at three in the Balen church to witness the marriage of Miss Alma Remmert, daughter of Delph Remmert, to Leonard Litscher of Labague Ja. The Lohengrin wedding march and ceremonial processional accompany the service. Attendants include Miss Bene Rommert and Mr. Frei Bruse. The bride wore white accessories and a pearl headpiece, while the groom and party displayed formal attire.
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Congregation of Friends
Balen Nh
M Renenert
Delph Rammert
Soul Levtt
Cher. Jr
Guind
Leonard Litscher
Labague
Alma Remmert
Pheer
Alma Kemmes
Bua Mohlenkelf
Frei Bruse
Hye
Ves Canlicres
Oman
Tot
Bride and Groom Start Married Life After Warm Village Sendoff
Life and home folks bid farewell as Slusgher, a newcomer, ties the knot with the Dubuque groom at 440 Clay Street. The ceremony followed by a wedding dinner hosted by the bride’s parents. Friends, well wishers, and the Sentinel attend. Mrs. Geo Kimball will host the Presbyterian Aid welcome May 5.
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Slusgher
Lua
Ford Motor Co
Duba
Clay Street
Dubuque
Sentinel
Geo. Kimball
Will’ Ack
Presbyterian Aid ‘Secial
Lost Nation Plans and Dispos al Plant Approval Soon
Lost Nation squib notes plans and specifications for a disposal plant awaiting approval by the State Board Council in a few days. Citizens take pride in supporting propositions that improve local finances and the village’s character.
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Lost Nation
State Board Council
Thémas
Wm. Louisfield
Unclear text fragment with scattered names and terms
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lonudeu, np teoamake, and pest during sites, with unclear context and no readable event or outcome. The fragment lacks coherent facts to summarize a definite news item.
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Jon
Lonudeu
Uis
One Use for the Wicked in Thomans World
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a single idea about use for the wicked in an unspecified world. Names and concrete details are missing, leaving an unclear, stylized snippet without identifiable events or actors.
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