Maxwell car advertisement touts durability and value
A Maxwell owner from Wilkes-Barre claims over 50 000 miles with no bearing wear after a front cylinder inspection. The ad boasts multiple disc clutch, non progressive gear, high quality and reliability, urging readers to see the 25 horsepower Mascotte with simple bicycle like simplicity and wind speed, with repair services and accessories offered locally.
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Maxwell
ciny ‘Maxwell
kinid
service
d. K. O'Neill
Wilkes-Barre
Pasture Hay for Sale Near Kellogg Farm
Ty an prepared to pasture steers and horned cattle on my Kellogg area farm seven miles east. Good blue grass pasture with running water. Also several tons of first class wild hay for sale and a few tons of tame hay. J P Foun Kellogg phone 325. Sid Moberly and Strevens ad this week. Something doing. all the time at this store.
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Kellogg
sid Moberly & Strevens
Stock pasture near Kellogg sought with horses preferred
Town supply seeks good blue and common pasture for 35 to 30 head of stock horses. Location about one mile west of Kellogg. Contact G. W. Hamilton Kellogg Town or call 33 for particulars.
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Kellogg
G. W. Hamilton
Reeler Strain White Wyandotte Exes For Sale
Classified ad lists White Wyandotte cockerels or birds, likely from breeders in Kellogg Iowa area. Ad mentions price 1.00 per 15 units with contact by phone and address details obscured. Contact person indicated as Lowers Kellogg Iowa.
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Mis. PT
Rhodes
By Lowers, Kellogg, Jowa
Kellogg Week's Happenings and Local Notices
A digest of Kellogg area items includes births, visits, and departures, plus social notices. Attendees at the state track meet in Grinnell. obituaries for Philip Atment rout and Rev. John Potter. local arrivals from Illinois and Montana. calls for Decoration Day flowers. Mrs F Boden and family to Kellogg. funeral plans and hospital news.
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B.S
Grinnell
Main
Obituary of George W. Young and baccalaureate sermon notes
George W. Young son of N I and Lee Anna Young born March 1 188? departed life May 4 1912 aged months and days. He attended district school near Bowie then Newton Normal College but did not graduate. He worked at Spaulding Carriage Works Grinnell Iowa then carriage factories in Missouri Illinois Wisconsin Ohio, last place Cincinnati Ohio for five years. As health failed he sought climate change moving to Arkansas Tennessee. The Christian church held a grateful gathering for the baccalaureate sermon by Rev C F Ladd with high school graduates and teachers present. The sermon urged practical study leading to a life of usefulness and enduring character.
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George W. Young
N. I
Lee Anna Youn
boron
bowie
Newton Normal College
farteing
Spauld‘ing
Grinnell
tews
Missouri
Illinois
Wiscon
Ohio
Cincinnati
earth
climsiie
Arkarians
Christian
C. F.Ladd
Millice
Mises Helen’ ‘Holmdahl
Rev
ladies’ quartette
Ladd
Quiet Kellogg Man Marries Colfax Teacher in Des Moines
Oscar C Boden and Nellie Delarne were quietly married at Rev Charles Medbury's Des Moines home on Monday afternoon in front of relatives. Boden, son of the late Rev F A Boden of Kellogg, studied civil engineering at Ames College and shows great promise. Nellie, a former Colfax teacher, is well regarded in Des Moines social circles. The couple will reside in Mitchell Nebraska.
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Oscar C. Boden
Nellie Delarne
Charles
Medbury
Des Moines
Kellogg
Ames College
Colfax
Dex Moines
Boden
Mitchell
Nebraska
Arelologist Citizen Honored as Iowa Manufacturers Leader
Mr J A Guan of Gould Balance Valve was named president of the Iowa State Manufacturers Association at its Sioux City annual meeting. He has served the group in multiple roles, including chairman of the executive committee, and will lead the association for the coming year with notable recognition for faithful service.
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J JA. Guan
Gould Balance Valve
Iowa State Manufacturers’ association
Sioux City
Guan
association
ite
Gunn
Keliogs
phais
Harrisop
Beemtang
Des Moines
Seniors Defend Banner On School Building
A clash erupted as seniors defended a purple and white banner raised atop the high school building. Juniors and sophomores allegedly attempted to remove the banner after it stayed up for days, prompting a hurried scene and a tense confrontation.
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Beniom
ierhbere
Beniors
Jabier
tela
clana
berslaee
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R.W.WOOD
Pararotan
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towa
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Surczon
KELLOGG, lowa
A.J. DECKER OPTOMETRIST
WITT
DECKER & RAGAN wawrow
P. L. Talbot, M.D. C
GRINNELL, IOWA
CRAVEN. HILL
Craven & Simpson
Mutual
ANNAWS JOYS
JOY
Joy block
H. P. ENGLE, M.D
ArRisT
Ollvest
oeonar Je. MULLER
Wewen an
WAKE FARM
CRYSTAL THEATRE J. E
Craven
he Son
hamaes
RYARD CRAVEN
Overator
ZOLA CRAVEN
OPAL LEMKE
Tae gram
Galusha & Co. Telephone
Craven, Moberly & Co
Litor's
elpher's
Stuart
joren wee
Mrts
Ames
C.W. Weodward
Oglealy
Hiere
Michel
Helena
Montana
Kenneth
Kellogg high school
Moberly & Co
Columbia
Sampson
Stoddard
Dayton cars
Brush run’ abouts
Mixxwell automobiles
Philip ‘Atmentrout
D. JK. Mobberly
John Potter
F. EB. Kennedy
Rochester
Minnesota
C.J. Irish
W.W. Hollingsworth
San Diego
California
OBES MOINES
ARELLOGG
Moberly & Strovers
Hallady
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