Passing of Mrs. Elizabeth Belknap in Jones County
Obituary notes Elizabeth Tripp Belknap born Carrollton Ohio March 25 1836 died February 6 1919 in North Jackson Township Jones County aged 82 years 10 months 11 days. She married Cable Belknap in 1860. they lived on a prairie home from 1854 and supported Methodist churches Burr Oak Amber Center Junction. ten children born of whom one daughter died in infancy. Funeral held February 4 with Rev. Jesse Smith. interment at Anamosa beside husband. She is mourned by family including seven grandchildren and many friends.
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Elizabeth Belknap
Elizabeth Tripp Belknap
Carrollton
Ohio
Jackson Township
Jones County
John
Sarah Hart Tripp
Cable Belknap
Charles
William
Joseph
John D
Oscar
Jennie
James
F. L. Coder
J. H. Ramsey
Belknap
Methodist Church
Burr Oak
Amber
Center Junction
Gen. Sherman
Jesse Smith
Mesdames Ross Young
Harry Johnson
James McNeilly
H. M. Hill
Gladys Smith
Anamosa
Milk record beats prior dairy earnings in January
L A Richards on the Lister farm near Manchester milked eleven Holsteins producing 215.33 for 28 days in January. The four weekly totals were 51.48, 54.75, 54.05 and 55.05, setting a new local record that surpasses a prior 206 milk check. If others beat it, they should report their figures.
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Manchester
Frank Mead
Thorpe Creamery
L. A. Richards
Lister
Richards
Family Health Restored by Mayr Remedy
A testimonial from W. W. Stickford cites a six sibling and self battle with stomach and liver trouble. After a year on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy the writer reports restored health and no dietary issues. The ad claims the simple preparation removes intestinal mucus and inflammation, with a money back guarantee and wide availability.
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Mayr
W. W. Stickford
Phos-Phated Iron Restores ailing Worker to Health
A young man credits Phos Phated Iron with boosting his energy nerves and appetite after weeks of exhaustion. He says sleep returned and his color improved, noting doctors also prescribe it. A special notice warns buyers to choose capsules and avoid pills or tablets sold by dealers. W. W. Stickford endorses the product.
Station to Station Service Rates and Comparisons
The station to station service remains the cheapest and quickest long distance option, less work for operators and shorter wire occupancy. Short distance rates are 5 or 10 cents, while person to person starts at 20 cents and appointment or messenger services begin at 25 cents with a 10 cent report charge.
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Rt. 2
KE. B. Hicks
Langton Sawmill Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Langworthy Farmer’s Co-operative Creamery
Gerd Harms
John Schoon
J. H. Zimmerman
Natco
Key City Roofing Company
Dubuque
Scotch Grove
W. HE. Leggett
Frank Story
F. I. Becker
Jones
Sioux Falls
Omaha World-Herald
Kansas City Star
Co. W. Balsiger
Chas. Huene
R. C. Brown Leghorn
Ss. J. Rice
Alva Zimmerman
Monticello
Joe de Boest
North Cedar Street
C. M
St. P. R. R. Round House
W. E. Ackerman
Monticello State Bank
Edith S. Brazelton
Vergennes, Vt
J. S. Hall
Clara
Taylor
Proctor’s
Lovell
City Park
G. Stambaugh
C. W. Balsiger
C. W. Balliger
Insurance and Real Estate
Notary
Lowell Bank Building
Postmaster-General
Burleson
United States
SIDS
Sterling
Eunois
Sweet Orr
Uni
Ion
Horse Hospital
George Albery
Cedar Street
First Street
Fall
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ait Anamosa, Iowa
Our
Jack
Terry Chief
Chief Defender
Fred H. Gray
Brook & Story, Auctioneers
Duroc Jersey
A. P. Donahue
Model View Farm
Hopkinton, Iowa
Meyer
Board of Health of
Missouri
C. N. Patrick
Ricklefs & McNeill Hardware Store
Montiseallo
George J. Wenzlick
W. A. Mirick
DR. A. M. Maurice
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