Local Pendings Lemon Crush and Social Notes
Local notes show Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mencke spending Sunday in Miles along with multiple social mentions. Beatrice Sharp teaches voice and piano, with Clifford Byé and James Goodhue visiting family in Anamosa and Cedar Rapids. Several residents are noted moving, traveling, or purchasing goods, including Haight's bread and Snow White Pharmacy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Crush
Frank Mencke
Miles
Beatrice Sharp
Clifford Byé
Anamosa
James Goodhue
Cedar, Rapids
WW. J. Rankin
Pennsylvania
Phond
Haight
Public sale bills and local notices from Blake office
Neatness and prompt ness motto. Printing services for sale bills. Benny Stare of Clinton spent the weekend with his mother and J N Nim's family, who have been visiting here for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Stare
Clinton
Fragmented miscellaneous names list from a frayed record
A garbled OCR list includes numerous female names with numbers and locations such as Perry Luxemburg Luxemburg-Catherine Moran Richland Two and multiple scattered placeholders. The fragment mentions sisters, lodges, and communities like Green Island and Richland with various No. designations and incomplete surnames, ending abruptly with no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Leonessa
Teresa Slattery
Perry
Pearl Irwin
Elizabeth Cheney
Frieda Mohrenhoff
Florence Hamilton
Pearl Wuester
Esther Mortensen
Mary Hawkes
Marella Kimball
Gladys Gerretson
Brame Springs
Lutie' S Higgins
Trane
Esther Burrows
Hazel Rendell
Inez Tubbs
Marg Frandsen
Golia Quinn
Grida Sanger
da Bentley
Nellie
Day
Tete Dex Mortsi
Nue
Beitialy Wanderscheid
Alice Lundip
Essie Stuart
Grace Harper
Taion
Jestilive Kempter
Gertrude Gilxhaunon
Grovp Hartner
Melya Taylor
van Buren
sGenter
Belle Ridtklexy
Deep Creek
Emma Dicl
Henry
Laura Marvin
Pleasant Bulge
Gladys Dalton
Datta
Lens Cornelly
Wrekal Faimhy Lae Toe
Washineton Trp
Gintius Wrekall
Waive Erust- Yo
Irene Schlecht
J—Deeel
Vieia Ah Meiep
Mary Wi
Green Island
Sophis Bennett
Base Seeces
Farms and Cars Rise in U S Census It Shows Growth
Advance 1920 Census sheets report 2 146 512 automobiles on farms, or over 332 machines per 1000 farms. Optimistic note says farmers are solidly anchored, with tractors increasing and mule power fading, signaling strong potential for future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
New Town
California
Tesider
Sugarman
Small Purchase and Local Office Talk Trigger Incident
A fragmentary report notes a small purchase and job shift at a college printing office. Herbert Miller is reported to take up adie work at Cor College, with a portion of time devoted to college printing. A minor incident on the Maquokets Bellevue “Pad Sunday” caused a small child to be thrown from a seat, but the child escaped injury beyond a few raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Miller
Usta
Cor College
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N. Nims
Be iMng
H. B. Hubbell
Suiday
Minneapolis
M. F. Cannell
Denver
Caro
Maquoketa
Morehead
Snow White
Amy Burrs
Marion
Chas. Wood
Broxam Hinckley
Bellevue
Francois’ Grocery
Mrs. Everett Phillips
Bellvue
Waitives
Amos Farmer
Ed Rawb
J. O. Jerman
Mett Luckiesh
Cleveland
Ohio
John Sagiies
W. M. Clark
E. Anderson
St. Ive Saturdey Ind
Minneapol
Edison
Snow White Pharmacy
Genesa, IL
Bernice Nagel
City Memorial Hospital
A. Edison
M. C. Nemmier
Jackson Sentinel
the Sentinel
George Armstrong
Roy Ruten‘beck
Last Nation
Magnota Morday
W. C. Wells
Geo. S. Haight
Thomas Hench
Fanny Bisnchard
A. Reel
Otto
Sandered
Broxam & E
Brainerd
Tows
City
F. E. Thomas
West Pleasant Street
iChas. Reynolds
Floyd
Council Binks
Reynolds
Chas. Lee
Evans Lawser
Waterloo
Lee
T. C. Garrolk
Davenport
O McCacrey
Clyde Seamonds
C. C. Gallagher
Bruce Dubter
Tarkio
Auto
A. Bergmeister
George McDonald
Havane, Ii
Bergmeisters
Nick Godes
Preston
Clinton Hospital
Eastman Kodaks
Eastman Films
Siow White Pharmacy
Walter Sharp
Walter
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Ft. Madison
Mildred
Lilla Hicks
SL Creges
Washington, D.C
Jupiter Pluvius
Teather
Butterworth Boot Shop
Max Rosenberg
N. Main St
Fletcher
Astoria
Fair
James Summers
Maquoketa, R. 1
C. Woods
Qurac
Qurebred Durac
Cascade, Sr
Joe Menster
Blake
Tf. Geo
F. Blake
Jackson County
Stoddard
Brandon Two
Brandon
Jillian Hoysack
Canton
Muriel Robbins
Cedar Grove
Carmel Gavil
Central
Ruth Grant
Cherry Grove
Jennie Stowers
Crabbs Mills
Betlah Borah
Emeline
aAleze Coverdale
Qzark
John "Sinkos
Butler Two
Brigeila Kinsella
Margaret Reddin
Letitia Phillips
Stella Kinsella
Agnes Curtis
Clare Phillips
Mary St. Lucila
Fairfield ‘Tip
Iota Wentworth
Myra Berkley
Rowena McNeil
Edna Carstensen
Leona Reistroffer
Margaret Norton
Fairfield Ind
Martha Weber
Summer Hill
Edna Straub
Pleasant Vatley
Meéta Theide
Farmers Creek
East Tron Hill
Frances *McLaughlin
Esgate
Gladys Raab
Mae Cowan
Pulton
Margaret Willett
Maple Grove
Nettie Binns
New Castle
Harriett ,Gisel
Springdale
Gladys ‘Baker
Union ‘Grove
Mayme O'Donnell
West Iron Hill
Mildred Miller
Malinda Schnoor
Mabel Taptin
Mabel Lieneman
Jessie Bryant
Alice Eaverson
Frances Callaghan
Anna Paple
Blanche Page
Eunice Barrett
Edna Hinke
Amania Wagner
Elizabeth McCarthy
Lycila Demperwolt
Jackson Twh
Lillian O'Donnell
Florence Nims
Alice McKinsey
Clavra van Gorder
Monmouth
Watson
John Gee
Tozer
Marie Heneke
Otter Creek
Trp
Agnes Laughlin
Agnes Tagan
Aegnes Hawkes
Maysie M. Stokesberry
Rita Sweeney
M. Immaculata
Harrison & Sons
Maquoreta
Iowa
Prati St
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