Offer to Berthe Brial Triggers Village Wedding
In Sainte Agathe, Berthe Briac faces a matter of marriage as Joseph Tanguy asks for her hand. Georges Lirien, long absent, writes from Paris announcing success and a plea to marry, leaving Berthe in silent doubt as the cafe scene unfolds.
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Sainte-Agathe-du-Haut-Passé
Sainte-Agathe
Sainte‘Agathe
Kerouacs
Atole
Dozgun
Mme. Kerof
Mme. Kerouac
Joseph Tanguy
Hippolyte Briac
Hippolyte
Tanguy
Berthe
Sainte Catherine
Emmeline
Eugenie
Berthe Briac
Gle
Pene
Tenguy
Rarmipe
Patati
Patata
Chanterol
Brest
Georges Lirienc
Plonarel
France
Plenarel
George
Bea
Georges
Georges Limenc
Pais
Mademoiselle
Mme. Taunguy
Mdille Berthe Brine
Paris
Rue Daguerre
Georges Liriend
Tack
Noth
New Establishment Opens Amid Busy Reception
Madame Tanguy, stiff and ill, leaves after a tense scene while patrons wait. The scene closes with a public endorsement of Tanlac as appetizing and strengthening, with W. W. Stickford named as the local agent promoting it.
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W. W. Stickford
Sealed bids sought for culvert pipe and bridge lumber
Sealed bids from the county auditor in Anamosa Iowa are invited for about 3250 linear feet of 12 15 and 18 inch corrugated pipe with openings at 2 30 pm February 8 1922. Four carloads of bridge lumber to be shipped to Onslow Oxford Junction Olin and Anamosa with a 1 30 pm opening. County Engineer F S Vetter will provide details. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE. Mary Leesekamp appointed administratrix of Lambertus Leesekamp estate. Claims must be filed with the clerk and debts paid promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Iowa
Onslow
Oxford Junction
Olin
Vetter
District Court
Jones County
State of
Lambertus R. Leesekamp
Towa
A. D
Mary
Leesekamn
Partition suit seeks division of Monticello lot among Hanna family
In Jones County Iowa district court plaintiffs J N Hanna and Agnes Hanna sue Andrew Hanna and others as tenants in common claiming ownership of lot 233 in Railroad addition Monticello. Unable to agree on division, they seek partition and distribution of proceeds with equitable relief. Defendants are urged to appear before March 13 1922 at Anamosa to avoid default and judgment. E E Reed attorney for plaintiffs.
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District Court of
Jones County
Laws
J. N. Hanna
Agnes Hanna
Andrew Hanna
Elien Lyness
Anna Jane Parks
Martha Hanna
John Hanna
Anna Gilmore
Lizzie Gilmore
Joseph Gilmore
John Gilmore
District Court
Iowa
Monticello
Anamosa
E. E. Reed
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Cochrane & Stuhler
Edward Wirth
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Virginia Cafe
Sycamore Street
Angust Schlemmer
G. J. Heiken
Plymouth Rock’ Cocker
Bradley
Newton Parrott
P. D. Bell
the Times
McNeill Bros
Hopkinton
Bote
Carl W. Siebels
Gerd Siebels
J. H. Dirks
Johnson Poppe
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Poland
Farrow
W. T. Kehoe
Thomas Shover
Goodyear
United States
Duroc
Pathfinder
North Western Wonder
Wonder
March Farrow
J. W. Callahan
Scotch Grove
Harry Rodman
Rodman
China
Clansman
Rainbow
Orange
Big Bob
Sons of Checker
Evolution
Helgens Bros
G. J. Elben
Prairiaburg
Castle Grove Township
George Specht
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company of
W. Brazelton
Duroc Jergey
Martelle
Sensation
Great Orion Sensation
South Side
Yale
W. &. Meeks
Marteile
Mme. Tanguy
F. D. Sutherland
Center Junction
Cochranend Stuhler
Monticello State Bank
DR. M. F. Hogan
F. A Heinar
Stickford
Thomas Stimpson
Mr. Pep
Lars
J. E. Bateman
F. Thibeau & Co
Cosmopolitan Bank
Minesota
Jimmy
Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Ellogg’s
Kellogg
Eta
Bor RI Ao
Onn White
Tnese
T. F. Denkhoff
Monticello, Iowa
A. J. Schoonover
Admx
T. G. Richardson
Adm
L. P
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Jersey
A Hopkins
Lovell
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