Satula boy injured by sharp stick while bird house repair
In Satula a boy named Kempter was hurt when a sharp stick pierced his left cheek while alighting from a tree during bird house repairs. The wound grazed the eyeball but no infection is expected to hinder healing, with officials reporting no further danger. Nearby, a river fishing party reported capturing two river fish below Elwar mouth. a reported seizure at Savanna involved criminals taken after a motorboat sighting. A ferry carried 75 head of mules, 24 wagons, and road scrapers across a river, with Proving Aquoleta set to begin work.
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Idward Kempter
MM. G. Kempter
Hadies
Prairie du Chien
Savana
Bob Thompson
Savanna
Helene I. McCaughey Co
Aquoleta
Harry W. Lee
Blacksmith in Miles Remembered by Community Friends
A Blacksmith in Miles, aged 30 to 35 years ago, died at his home in Glinton on a Wednesday at 4:00. He served overseas in the infantry with the 8th Division and was later a war risk officer for the American Legion. The Bellevue Post American Leagion and County Attorney Thomas are arranging memorials in the city.
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Miles
Glinton
Bellevue Post
Ian
Nga
Thomas
Bellevue Notes Highlight Local Patients and Wedding
Bellevue notes report several medical cases at Moulton hospital including Bies of St Donatus undergoing appendix removal and others receiving tonsil and frost unit procedures. A Bellevue creamery claims Ames college experts certify it as the most modern in the region. Mary wed at St Josephs with Clare Wilming as maid of honor and Louis Denpe as best man.
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Bellevue
Bellevue Merald
Moulton
Bies
St. Donatus
Moulton Hospital
Alfred Peters
Andrew
H. Becker
Ames College
Esrger Phints
Fat Peng
Mary
St. Josephs
Mickset
Wilmine
Clare Wilming
The Sin That Was Tus at the Orpheum Theater
A garbled note from the Orpheum Theater mentions a film production titled The Sin That Was Tus with famed actors and known directors. It hints at Herbert Hent as a persistent figure in production while listing several recognizable names, though the text is partially unreadable.
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Orpheum Theater
Oe Aelien
Aire
Campaign calls for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment
A local columnist argues that bootleggers and prohibition laws threaten community order and urges organized action to overturn the eighteenth amendment. The writer claims social decay from liquor traffic, cites incidents near depots and roads, and suggests a public mobilization to repeal prohibition. The piece ends with a mail-order ad fragment about Foley remedies.
Wedded by Eating Out of Bowl Ceremony Noted
A fractured OCR text outlines a wedding scene with odd phrasing. It mentions a ceremony and a presence of witnesses, but the exact details are garbled. The readable elements hint at a ritual or symbolic act around sharing a bowl and the union witnessed by others.
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Ai Co
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Barrivoa
Harrison
Baquokete
Towa
Hebert Hent
Aimong
Persis
Ferces
Lie Dirvet
Fryer
Edmund
Lucy Cotton
Jackson County
Acre
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
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Foley
Net
Sisfluid
Atomont Lrae
Keck Laevyer
Keck
Levi Keck & Sons Law
Lown & Abstracts
Maquoketa, Lowa
W. Farr
EL Thomas E Townes
Jackson County Abstract Co. OiRee
Maquokets, Ta
Ely
John C. Gregory
Se Orin WC
Grega Ely & Gregory
Maquoketa, Jawa
Jackson State Savings Bank
A. W. Sokol
Attorney At Law General Law Practice
Insurae
Alice
Maquoketa
Bauman, Heide & Steenis Lawyers and Abstractors
Maine
Ion County
DE. F. J. Swift
C. Rasmussen
Raab Brothers
Leate Orde al Affte
Statt Sc
Pheac
United States
Retine Petroleum
Middle Western States
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Stenalind
Standard OF Company
Tidians
Spa
Michigan Ave
Chicago
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