A Little Clodhopper Comedy At Opera House
Center Junction August 21 A Little Clodhopper a three act comedy drama will play at the opera house Saturday night September 1 under the Presbyterian Ladies Band. Cast includes Septimus Green Harold Alexander Paul Smith Ulady s Mc Neilly Judy and others. Community notices cover social events church greetings and visits across nearby towns with names like Wyoming Cedar Rapids Monticello and Des Moines.
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Center Junction
Opera House
The
Presbyterian Church
Stuart Smith
Chiggerson Boggs
Uladys McNeilly
Julietta Bean
Lulu Kleineck
Carter
Anna McDonald
Judy
Selma Prahm
Wyoming
Will Leech
James Leech
John Alexander
Harold
L. E. Moats and Sons
Kenneth
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
W. W. Smith
Des Moines
Mayme
Carrie Preas
Troxle
Jack McCready
Jennie Patton
Chicago
John Carson
Will Serbousek
Hugh Parks
Butterfield
Mitchell
Cleghorn
Robinson
Volga
E. R. Young
Young
Maurice Bridges
Lisbon
H. C. Dice
Merle Pangburn
Harry Stingley
Robbie
L. A. Carpe
Margaret Mitchell
Ceder Falls
E. Young
Ida Tracy
Mt. Vernonx
Snenai
J. Corbett
Tivello
Ernest Wings
Community Notes and Social Roundup From Anamosa Area
Local farm bureau members and neighbors gathered to study soybeans potatoes and alfalfa with hog houses poultry housing and ventilation guidance. Reports cover picnics birthdays school beginings sermons travel family visits and Legion field day with a horse show ball game and welfare clinic in Maquoketa and Anamosa. plus local people visiting Cedar Rapids Finlayson and Amana and notable farm leases and visits with relatives.
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American Legion
Memorial Hall
Maquoketa
Anamosa
Homas
Thomsen
Calkins Farm
Howard James
Wayne
Nebraska
Walter James
Will Koch
John
C. W. Cleveland
Joseph
Epworth League Institute
Milan
Ilinois
Wiliam Wilker
L. H. Beatty
E. D. Chassell
Chicago
Calkins Homestead
E R. Marshall
Amana
James McDonald
MN Gebu
Vernon
Community Notes From Cedar Rapids And Monticello
In Cedar Rapids Monday evening a teacher will return for the coming school year. Weather kept Clay township club members from a rug demonstration. Delano Sanford and family visited Maquoketa caves. Miriam Rive also toured. Lyte Callahan, Monticello fair poultry superintendent, is in town. The girls club prepares its booth at the Monticello fair hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Clay Township
Delano Sanford
Miriam Rive
Maquoketa Caves
Lyte Callahan
Monticello
Feral Hall
Conlin Lane party returns from eastern trip to Massachusetts and New York
Cascade notes the Conlin Lane touring party returning the first of the week after visiting portions of Massachusetts New York City and Niagara Falls. Various locals guests relatives and visitors are listed including the Becker Moran Roche and Jansen families with short updates on travels visits and occupations.
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Conlin-Lane
Massachusetts
New York City
Niagara Falls
Charles Devlin
Thomas
Henry
Prairie Due Chien
John Klein
Chicago
Leo Pettinger
Joe Garrity
J. P. Strong
Michael Gindinger
Minneapolis
J. T. Dunnign
J. P. Moran
Victor
Thomas Cahill
M. Norberta
Mt. Carmel
Paul Becker
Rita Dolphin
Washington
Ty. C
Michael Dolphin
M. Rita
Dubuque
Laura May
Mat Bisenius
Joseph Minster
Yellowstone Park
Clarence Crawford
Donald
A.J. Becker
Cedar Rapsus
JP Kirchen
Anamosa
Catherine Kirchen
T. P Clarke
Adtorner Kean
Charles Kean
Meiba Roche
Austin
Minnesoa
Margaret Roche
Peter Kraus
Henry Moran
Chris Raessler
Water Tiog
Clara Heffernan
Council Bluffs
Ray Lane
RcGregor Heights
Emily Jansen
Qelwein
Herman Jansen
Dyersville
Community Notes Across Town Mention Visits and Travel
Local residents report weekend visits and travels. Henderson and Mr and Mrs George Finn toured Delphus Kauss and family, Ed Burlingham, Mr and Mrs George Story hosted gatherings, and Dr. Taylor plans a Chicago return. Margaret Flockhart stayed with Mary Dolan. C C Rowley visited Fehr home. Mrs. Knott visited Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
George Finn
Delphus Kaus
Sisin
Bnet
George Douris
Bierce
Burlingham
Mro
George Story
Hulton
Taylor
Monticello
Paul Lauser
Town Hall Notes and Local Health Updates
Mrs. Howard Caldwell has been very ill but reported better. Miss Dorothy Ludley of Manchester visited over Sunday. Mrs. Iva Walmutt shopped in Cedar Rapids last Friday. Mrs. Will Drexler is quite seriously ill at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Howard Caldwell
Dorothy Ludley
Manchester
Iva Walmutt
Cedar Rapids
Will Drexler
Community Events and Personal Notices From Castle Grove
Castle Grove notes funeral attendance for Henry Barrack in Strawberry Point. Local gatherings include Hl A Deischer family event near Monticello and a postponed church meeting. County Agent Sheets aids Washington township to organize a farm bureau branch and conducts a poultry demonstration at James Waddick’s home.
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Castle Grove
I. A. Heiken
L. F. Balster
Strawberry Point
Henry Barrack
Viicinity
Lizzie Heiken
Mirs J. WW. Heiken
F.C. Cramer
Will Hiller
Farm Bureau
Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Monticello Park
James B. Waddick
Herman Hahn
Coggon
Hahn
H. Gerjets
Frank Miller
Chicago
Secnildt
Wisconsin
Minnie Hasler
Cedar Rapids
D. J. Hogan
Cogton
Town notes bond payoff and farm incident reported
A local report mentions paying off bonded indebtedness at 509 dollars per year. A Durham bull on C. J. Opfer’s farm gored a horse ridden by Ralph Brooks, killing it an hour later. Sheriff and officials raided Isaac Littlefield’s pool hall for contraband liquor. the proprietor posted a 1000 dollar bond. W. P. Lord reports 160 Black Minorca hens laying 122 eggs yearly each, with broilers sold at 30 cents per pound and net profit noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Opfer
Opfer
Harry Utley
Irving Long
John Mitch
Manchester
Isaac Littlefield
R. E. Goss
Littlefield
Will Hogan
W. P. Lord
Lord
Anamosa and Sand Spring Community Notes
The August 22 Sand Spring column reports the Legion picnic at Hopkinson Lux grove postponed due to rain and held Friday, local farm trades including Herman Welter buying the Frank Nichol farm, and social visits around Cedar Rapids, Maynard, Manchester, Dubuque, and Monticello. City council planned an 800 tax levy and 33 600 to run municipal machinery in 1924. Labor Day motor races were announced for the Anamosa fairgrounds. a rebuilt Ford roadster was stolen, and Judge F L Anderson returned from a Denver trip. Dr A M Maurice started the fair races and Monticello reform mayorl expected to clean house. Gate receipts at the fair were steady but below last year.
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Pete Robertson
Anamosa
Ora Andrews
Florence Luthe
Angel Luich
Dubuque
Mike Martin
Mro
Zimmerman
Brokens
Herman Englebart
Art Lincoln
Lierd Robertson
Otte
Badger
Chicago
Charles Gray
Powers
Sheldon, Towa
Wood Clark
Grey
John Grey
Sand Spring
Legion
Hopkinton
Lux Grove
Herman Welter
Cod. Murray Farm
Frank Nichol
R. J. Guthrie
Russell
Ruth van Talge
Cedar Rapids
H. S. Pierce
John Heeren
Baby
Fred Heeren
Maynard
Mildred Blair
Fayette
Batchelder
Langworthy
J. L. Batchelder
M. C. Green
Lila
Viola
Monticello
Barton Powers
Manchester
Central City
Howard
Millard Powers
Tessie York
Clara Melchert
Ray Smith
B. EB. Rhinehart
Harding
Oxford Junction
Anamosa Fair Grounds
F. L. Anderson
Marion
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
Estes Park
Bodenhofer
Bert Mecum
Jones County
Ft. Madison Penitentiary
Allen Hamaker
A. M. Maurice
Maurice
Dairy association reports average fat and profits per cow
The 545 cows in the association average 25.5 pounds of butter fat per cow and a net profit of 6.67 dollars. Twenty four top cows average 11.82 dollars profit. The high cow produced 188 pounds of fat in two months, while the average cow produced 1 pound of fat in the same period. The five high herds average 7.60 dollars profit for July. the ten low herds are noted but not fully described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asociation
Tom Shover
Shover & Boss
McAleer
Fred Shover
Minerva
P. H
White Haeelee
G. H
Wiliam McAleer
Spot
G. G
Meta Kehrends
Chipher
Wilcox & Sons
Larce Triumph Burke
Steve Petersen
Legs
Aaggie Pearl Lyons
P.B
King
Pontiac's Lass
P. B
Suter & Zombrunen
Goldin
G. Hol
Bonie
William McAleer
Rabbit
G. Guer
William McAleer—Jersey
Eugene MecLaughlin
Dina
Tom Shaver
sAngele Homestead
Nadine B. Hears
Anamosa Couple Ties Knot Amid Mourning Week
The report notes a somber week as national mourning followed the president's death. Persistent cloudy weather dampened mood and plans, with major attractions delayed until Thursday. Miss Elda M Hartman and Glen G Sones wed last Monday August 13 at the Hartman home south of Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elda M. Hartman
Glen.g. Sones
Clayton Hartman
Anamosa
The Fraction Doomed Reflects Auto Boom and Reckless Driving
The Boston Transcript notes one car per 8.5 people in the United States and warns that dangerous driving may shrink the human fraction as headlines emphasize auto risks and proliferation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
United States
Two Apple Pickings Pay For Summer Apples
H. H. Plagge of the Iowa Experiment Station reports two harvests can boost profits for summer varieties like Duchess and Yellow Transparent. He advises selecting fruit ready first and sorting by size and color, with bushel baskets as the best packaging. He recommends selling shorter keeping apples first in good crop years and notes storage limits for certain varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Plagge
Iowa Experiment Station
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TBE
Monticello Express
J. W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee Editors and Proprietors
Rowe
Bess Rowe
Seotham
Kousa
Beck
Konsa
George Sears
Sears
Mingackhodder
Chicugo
Nanne Hanken
Mr Hanken
Jeffries
Hannah
Emma Powers
Sheldon
Towa
Orlia Johnson
and Tamily
Miss
John Hall
Wow
Grr
Fred Heast
NM Balltown
M Suickley
Frank Johnson
Will
Lewise
John Millsap
Ella Greene
Mercy Hospital
Helen Rynerson
Davenport
Jessie Brown
Carl
Nellie Buck
Dorothy
Vera Paul
Harry Coburn
Wellsville
Ohio
Mr. Coburn
Joan Neelan
Jack Orr
Mrs Maple
Reed
Marie Paul
Af. M. Franks
Fred Bangs
Calamus
August Hansen
Aliia
Ed Green
Kansas City
Johan Paul
Anamusa
Wreoming
Wickw Wise
Maqucketa
Benks
Binfcon
Oqafer
Tour
George Schoon
Black Oak
Monde
Maggie Martin
Ed Lacey
Wiltus
Anamose Thomas Pow
John Husinin
Abamosd Fair Grounds
Herman Zimmermay
Hannah Young
Freda
Lena Zimmerman
Wise Consin
Anna Johlken
Rees Lincoln Ong
Lee Lincoln
Peter Lincoln
Charles Michaels
Elizabeth Michaels
Steve Leeks
Joe Friesinger
Kansarz City
E. Duncan
Julia Toenjes
Crispin-Hartman
Dave Steckle
Leon
Lamoni
Iowa
Lloyd Robertson Apent
Bethe
Tony Soery
Oy Press
Cali de Popes
Sean
Gregory
Vouer
Feutherland
Cloiee
Vikit
Mrreed Rister
Alb Norrigl
HaWick
Minnesota
Anna Hanna
Ruth
Cedar Rapeids
Miriam Rice
Scotch Grove
Cascade
Peairieburg
Pra Tite WurEe EA U. Euat
Will Like
J. B. Zimmerman Clothing & Shoes
Zangwill
C. H. Schipman
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