Wyoming Marriage Announcement and Local Notices
Wyoming announces the marriage of John Urban of Wyoming to Emma Sacorn of Oxford Junction on November 26 at the M B parsonage in Davenport. The couple plans to move to Cedar Rapids after March 1 where Urban will work as a car inspector for the Rock Island railroad. The page also notes local events including Elsie Bender speaking in Iowa City, W R C officers elected, Thimble Bee Christmas party, Hawthorne club meeting, a Wyoming basketball double header, and various social and community notices from surrounding towns.
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John Urban
Wyoming
Emma Sacorn
Henry Sacora
Oxford Junction
M. B
Davenport
Urban
Cedar Rapids
Emma Urban
Rock Island Railroad
Elsie Bender
Egypt
Pl Lambda Theta
Iowa City
Eva Brainard
Clara Stephenson
Harriet Tebo
Minnie Tasker
Mary Miller
Mary Brown
Kate Anderson
Amelia Shaffer
Hawthorne Club
Jesse Koch
Mary Koch
Gladys Marshall
Iowa
Abbie Hanold
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Mary
Elaine Case
Martello
Baldwin
Ezra Jansen
Olin
George Luke
Fred
Bonnie
Betty
Dubois
Neb
Chris Anderson
Rock Island
Mina Truesdell
Prairieburg
R. L. Truesdell
New York
Ida Bramer
Detroit
M. E.church
Elias Anderson
C. B. Shaffer
W. G. Wherry
George Fiedler
Evelyn Mcllraith
Lonesome Road
East Ridge Community Club
Charles Saxon
Henderson
Bernice Tompkins
Poole
Charles Hug
Lillian Roberts
Inner Sentinel
Pearl Rogers
Outer Sentinel
Sarah Fliat
Stella Parr
Lavica Adams
Jones County Older Boys’ and Girls
Routh Mallicoat
Jesus
Galilee
O. G. Herbrecht
Noble Living
Walter Hutton
Clara Kinefelter
Morley
Lure of True Nobility Banquet Notes
M. W. McKinley of Oin presents The Lure of True Nobility by Rev. D. M. Regge of Anamosa. W. R. O. hosted a meal in Memorial hall at six. Monticello Presbyterian church school orchestra provided music. Emmett Stivers, Pauline Prahm and Pauline Burmeister sang. Manley Goodrick of Wyoming led as toastmaster with talks on Interference Tuning In Where on the Dial Stand By by Mary Strong Foy Onas Glen Brokaw and Mary Remley.
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M. W. McKinley
Oin
D. M. Regge
Anamosa
Munta
Monticello
Mary &Trong
Foy Onas
Glen Brokaw
Mary
Remley
Amber Campbell Talks Evangelical Work at Presbyterian Church
Amber Rev Harry E B Campbell recently back from India gave a Sunday talk at the Presbyterian church detailing evangelical work life and customs of the people and his two years teaching at a Utah boys school. He noted a 12000 mile trip completed in 21 days, five days quicker than any prior run. He previously led the Antioch and Amber charge twelve years ago.
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Harry EB. Campbell
India
Presbyterian Church
Utah
Campbell
Amber
Leone Preston
Sont Junction High School
Orla Bailey
Elkader
Lucy Bailey
Eugene Bailey
George Siebers
August Toenjes
Toenjes
University Hospital
John Dirks
Olin
Phil Bailey
Grover Preston
Fred Gray
Lathrop
James Krouse
Francis Meier
Stone City
Harold Gray
Center Junction
Will Preston
Frank Preston
Grant Brickley
Lloyd Robertson
Jennie Belknap
Anamosa
Charles Gray
Alma Andresen
Scotch Grove Community Fair Draws Big Crowd
A large turnout attended a Tuesday evening entertainment in Scotch Grove sponsored by the Presbyterian Ladies Aids and the Scotch Grove Community club. The fair featured exhibits, refreshment booths, fancy work, and amusements, with music by the Center Junction orchestra and performances by students from several local schools including No. 4 and No. 2, plus a play and a reading. A mysterious soloist entertained attendees as the event concluded.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aids
Scotch Grove Community Club
Center Junction
Slough
Edwin Craig
Konjola Earns P. W. Maner’s High Praise
Mr. P. W. Maner of Muscatine reports gas stomach relief after two years of Pain. He says Konjola cured his headaches and restored appetite and sleep and that he feels better now than in three years. The medicine is sold at F. J. Kay's drug store in Monticello and by other towns' druggists.
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Konjola
P. W. Haher
Pine Street
Muscatine
Kenjolh
Monticello
F. J. Kay
Opera night raises funds and promotes community culture
A dress rehearsal of varied gowns and an operatic song delighted attendees as committees thank supporters who aided the entertainment. A Dec 18 Scotch Grove Community club meeting with a noon picnic and gift exchange follows, plus an Iowa City radio series on Iowa pioneer history and the White Cross health seal sale in full swing.
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Scotch Grove Community Club
Mra. M
F. B. Crag
Harrison Loomis
W. B. Clark
Towa
White Cross
School seals reach eager pupils in bags of belief
Bales of these seals are in the hands of the school children and should be well patronized.
Utterly Impossible: Moscow Regime Recognition Questioned
Sioux City Journal notes that US officials and Congress may accept that Washington should extend recognition to the Moscow government is unlikely. The piece cites a Washington satire plus a quip about baldness as a badge of success, reflecting a humorous tone.
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Sioux City
No Additional Law Needed Spencer News Herald
The column mocks calls for a new stock market speculation law, arguing existing common sense suffices. It then mentions linoleum installation tips, stressing a smooth floor, careful cleaning with mild soap, and avoiding harsh powders or excessive water to preserve the surface.
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Spencer News-Herald
Bunk
We Never Worked Case in Arkansas Swindle
Sioux City Journal notes George B. Baker of Council Bluffs, 37, was taken to Arkansas to answer a charge of using the mails to defraud. He boasted of never having held a honest day’s work. He allegedly answered a mother's ad for her missing son and swindled $150 from her to secure his return home. Unc le Sam may find a way to impose honest labor.
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Sioux City Journal
George B. Baker
Council Bluffs
Arkansas
Sam
Baker
Investigation Sparks Washington Lobby Busi ness Debate
The Leesburg Commercial notes that the investigation into the lobby business in Washington reveals a wide range of issues, including the capacity to pass both the doe and the buck, signaling broader concerns about influence and integrity in political dealings.
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Washington
Doe
Leesburg
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Scotch Grove
P. W. Maner
Dad
McCormick-Deering
R. H. Balster
Monticello, Iowa
Rickless’ Dry Goods Store
George Albery
W. Doxsee
E, A. Doxey
Doxsee
Atorneys
Law
Lovell
J. L. Statler
Gibson
L. J. Swift
Osteopathic
Calla
Burrichter Building
Hidea
Cedar Rapids Ren, Co
Grandma
Burrichter’s
Schaeffer
Candy Samoset and Johnson’s
Popular Pharmacy
McKesson Service Drug Store
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