Beloved Belview Social Round Celebrates Families
Community notes from Bellevue document a busy schedule with reunions and visits. Mr and Mrs Herman Stang attended their parents Golden Wedding in Massillon. Rev J G Morgen preached at the Congregational church. Geo Schmidt received a farewell token for long service. families from Davenport Monmouth and Bald win visited relatives and Fairgoers enjoyed a warm week with varied events at the DeWitt Fair and local gatherings led by clubs and auxiliaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Shirmer
Rev
Ray
Bellevue
Chas. Andersen
Herman Stang
GC. Stang
Massillon
J. G. Morgen
Congregational Church
Geo. Schmidt
Schmidt
Johm Frank
Charlotte
Clarence Burleson
Frank Burleson
California
Martin Burleson
Litnfield
John Peters
Peter
Baring Lorenzen
Preston
George Becker
Mary Becker
Will
Miss Opal
Near Andrew
Bowler
Esther
Cheyenne
R W. Brown
Baldwin
Olin Parmer
Davenport
W. Dostal
Schali
Geerle Gishman
Red Cross Norse
Manual Arts
Dorothy Tabor
Helen Wyrick
Mildred Johnson
Roy Frisby
Monmouth
J.B. Ellis
Margaret
Dewitt Feir
Jd. B. Gilkey
Bill Masters
George Maxlowe
Tom Russ
Verne Chrysler
Ross
Mr. Ross
Tragedy Belatedly Haunts Bellevue Town
Bellevue Iowa reports a string of tragedies starting with a fire scene near the Masonic hall where assistant city electrician Phil Webber was seriously shocked by a live wire, knocked down and revived by Dr. Hanskel, while subsequent notes describe a dangerous gas line incident and ongoing municipal perils in Clinton Advertiser dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Clinton Advertiser
Iiver
Hanskels
Bellevue Fire Destroys Three Buildings in Darkened Hour
A fire swept a Bellevue area last evening causing total darkness as power was cut to serve emergency water needs. Flames engulfed three structures near the Masonic hall, with sheds and nearby barns scorched. No wind aided spread. firefighters secured the blaze and the city faced a large, sudden scare though losses were not heavy. A local accident amputated a man’s leg after medical advice in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brut
Rochester
Mian
Jocal and Dubuque
Bellevue
Bellevue ix
Masonic Hall
Secon
Beck's
Bellevue Ire and Coal Co
Siley
Predicts Small Potato Crop In Great Producing Belt
Report from Iowa agricultural researchers cautions a potato crop far below normal across Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa and South Dakota. Estimates from Mitchell county point to one-third to one-half of normal yields. early reds show 30 to 40 bushels per acre. Wisconsin expected 60 to 70 percent of normal. Minnesota about 50 to 60 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
South Dakota
Iowan Agricultural Experiment Station
Exwin
Mitchell Caunty
New York
TF Fe
South Dnsurance Press
Ne-t Life
Braska
Colorado
Idaho
al Ir
United States
Canada
American Savings Bank Maquoketa Statement of Condition 1921
The American Savings Bank of Maquoketa Iowa reports its condition as of September 2 1921 noting a total assets figure of 125 900.00 and a single signature by H E Bobbell and H E Mahony witnessed by Frank H Keck Notary Public. Directors D Kelsey W L Keck O McCaffrey sign this attestment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Savings Bank
Iowa
Maquoketa
Jackson
State of
Jackson County
H. B. Hubbell
H. E. Mahony
EH. B. Hubbell
H. HE. Mahony
H. E. _Bobbell
Frank H. Keck
D. Kelsey
W. L. Keck
O. McCaffrey
Federal Reserve Bank Banking House
Eveets
Eee
Ese
Basseete Este ‘Lapg
M and Sedeheves
United States
Account Liberty
Shane Bonds
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Potato crops slump amid long heat wave in middle west
Report notes hot dry period driving down potato yields in midwest states. Recent rain and cooler nights may lift production but remain well below normal, according to expert comments. Also records a large death duty payout to Wallace L Pierce's heirs and a multimillion dollar estate claim for Ardmore resident heirs. Olive Thomas Pickford, silent film star, died in Paris and left large life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Western States
Ewin
Erwin
Wallace L Pierce
Boston Grocer
Ano L
Bemon
Ardmore
Ohio
Olive Thomas Pickford
Tmction Picture Star
al Ytia Paris
Every Small Boy Knows It
A fragmentary quote from the Bus top Herald reflects on a man’s first love for a pup, phrased as a vivid image of early security and loyalty. The text imagines a primitive bond between man and dog, conveyed through a stylized note on companionship and obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Daghool
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Joat Mitt Iil
Pievy Frhicce Acu
Ed V. Price
Tured
H. Roy Lanner
Baily
James Pier
Kensington Club
J.C. Campbell
Frank Chwirtz
John Kurt
Courchase
W. GC. Saviter
Merie Ellis
Sash Ruddy
Mary Weinschenk
Clara Wilson
Todi Festville
Bellerer
Salei
Thucrsday
Tuj. Foler
Brim . AL
Granem
A. J. House
Toe Rippie
F. E. Wirth
Scott Hamilton
Daughterhy
Dewitt Fair
Hamilton
Wil
Stanwrod
Despent
Cit
Friendly Society
Willy Noid
Bowman's Hall
HL. J. Booth
Sand Mir
Mary B. Ring
Hoovler
A. L. Blake
Andrew
Mer
McPeak
Ralph Uirs
L. W. Taylor
Thomas
Annie
Robert Tair
Fern
Chicago
HL Winchip
Delmar
Airs
M. E. Luckey
Mann’s Jewelry Store
Moore
Parker
Eversharp
Bellevue Town
the American Savings Bank Statement
Uus None
Willard
Ray C. Tracy
East Pleasant Street
Telephone Black
Alberta
Max Rosenburg
N. Main St
Fletcher
Pastoria
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