Halloween Dance and Local News Digest in Mason City
Local notes list Ethel Abel of Mason City visiting for a few days. Bax Wright returns home from Ames and spends the weekend. Halloween Dance at North Garry Owen on October 29 with Henry's Orchestra. Thomas Crawford of Quincy attends with 80? A. Er operities and Family. Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson visit over Sunday. Mrs. Ha Kirchof arrives from wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. H R Miller move, Forest compet at Welton. Oscar Falling and two children travel for a $0.02 per dozen news item. Residence for sale on Matteson Ave. water rate noted. George Reitmeyer returns from Iowa City. Uni Hospital praised. Snyder to det for Sioux City then Ringling Oklahoma for winter with daughter. Halloween Dance details again noted.
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Ethe ‘Abel
Mason ‘City
Bax Wright
Amies
North Garry’ Owen
Henry
S. Thomas Crawford
Quincy
Curtiss
Wis
George Gibson
Ha Kirchof
H.R Miller
Ceo. Cooper, Sr
GW. Brown
Forest Compet
Welton
Oscar Falling
Snyder
Sioux
City
Ringling
Oklay
RS. Woodworth
Alloween
North Garry Offen
Cha
Richter's Big Fur Sale at Our Store
Attend big retail notices and social snippets from Oct to Oct. 28. Local events include Halloween dances, orchestra visits, and family travels. Notable names include Lee Dry Goods Co, Henry's Orchestra, J E K Davis from Seattle, and Hawkeye Quarries Co official Levi Sampica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richter
Dar Sale
Lee Dry, Goods Co
Dry Goods Co
Episcopalians Scrutinize Christian Science Healing Claims
In the Episcopal Church Notes column a misstatement is challenged stating that Christian Scientists do not believe in spiritual healing. The piece cites Mary Baker Eddy and Science and Health to affirm healing through spiritual means, asserting Jesus taught this method and that disease is an illusion addressed by faith and God’s power. Local notices follow including visits and social events in Davenport, Falls, and Monmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ediver Jackson Sentinel
Episcopal Church
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Willard J. Welch
Hunger Striker MacSwiney Dies in Brixton Prison
Terrence MacSwiney, lord mayor of Work, died at Brixton prison after a hunger strike of 78 days. Imprisoned on sedition and loyalty charges, he refused food after earlier imprisonments and prior hunger strikes. The government refused to grant his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strker
Terrence MasSwiney
Work
Brixton
Lopcorm
MacSwiney
Robbery at Daversport Banker's Home Stuns City
Early Monday a professional bandit and an accomplice robbed the home of Joe R Lane, president of the Federal Bakery System of America. The couple were awakened to a revolver glare while the other thief rummaged the house, taking loot valued at about $4,000 before departing in two waiting autos. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe R. Lane
Daversport
Joe R Lane
Federal Bakery System of America
Richter's Annual For Sale At Our Dry Goods Co
Auction notice announces Richter's annual sale at Dry Goods Co with special one day event on Thursday October 38 though date appears misprinted. Merchandise advertised as discounted and limited to that day with store hours posted.
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Richter
Feat Awarded to Walle 48 Driven by Mrs Leewot
A silver cup from the Virginia State Fair Association honors the most popular touring cat named Walle 48 driven by Mrs W A Leewot. Prize awarded by acclamation before a 25 000 strong Grand Stand crowd with Welie defeating Pack McFarlan Westcott Premier Stutz Templar Buick Golumbias and others.
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W. A. Leewot
Virginia State ‘Fair Association
Welie
Pack
McFarlan
Richter's Big Fur Sale at Our Store This Thursday
Gray matter fragmented but noting a fur sale push with phrases about savings and a date near October. Mentions teachers examination at Court House on October 27, 23 and 29 and various local names and social notices.
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Court House
KR. Stone
County Sunt
Jug Fankins and Phillipes to depart for Cincinnati
Mrs and Mrs John Phillipe plan to leave Wednesday morning for Cincinnati Ohio to close up their son Howards business. The move marks the end of an era as family affairs wrap up the local venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jdhn Phillipe
Miernng
Legion Meeting Notice Urges Attendance and Speakers
Attention Legion members urged to attend Wednesday evening meeting. Commanders and presenters emphasize participation and engagement at the scheduled event.
Birthstones and misread names spark odd list
A garbled and partial OCR fragment lists birthstones and names as if from a horoscope. It mentions garnet and near choices like jacinth, with scattered month references and stray quoted lines about persons and a boardroom scene, producing a jumbled, unclear snippet.
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Matteson Ave
Fleck Iven
George Reitmeyer
Iowa Sey
Unirsity
Cas
Maquoketa Rendering Co
Brunswick
Ford
North Carry
Owen
Henry's Orchestra
Cilde McAuley of
Spokat
Nerces
Eaver- Sons
Ms. J. EK. Davis
Seattle
Washington
Oliver Beelosith
Algona
Florida
Kodak Pictures
Deca
B. D. Ely
Jack Martin
Mary Esty
Howard Myatt
T. M. Ely
Cedar Rapids
Hamley
Staack and
Luckiesh
Son
WN. P. Crane
Norma
Keoniz
Colo
George Gibson and Grane
Mr. Welch
Letm
Hime
Falls
Visi Curtis Sutton
Monmouth
E.R. Miller
Paul Skelly
Davenport
Donald Gram
Eldora
John: Cooper
Boone
George Cooper, Sr. Schrader
Robi. Fleming
Des Moines
Rosamond von Schrader
H. B. Hubbell
Irma
Begs
Ella Mitchell
C. C. Gallagher
U. S. Marise Band
Hanrahan
Nar
Maquoketa
Jowya
Spain
ST. ST
Butterworths
Boot Shop
Atte
Ms. Fike
Worthmore
William and Mary
Lane Furniture Co
Mise Villier Chane
Arkansas
Thomas Catah
Cane
Stella Angerson
Iowa City
Cnas. Godfrey
Colorado Springs
Cole
W. A. Blessing
MW. E. Club
Myrta Edson
Geder Rapids
W. A. Exeon
Stasek
Jug Fankins
H. &. French
Jxovars
Carl Jessen
Will’ Gibser
Fletcher
Castoria
Steve
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