Paris Newsletter glimpses at city life and costs in 1911
Alden Scott Boyer presents an informal tour of Paris highlighting population growth, walls torn down, the Seine and 32 bridges, grand boulevards, the Opera Circle and the Arch of Triumph tomb of the Unknown Soldier, cafe culture, traffic, and living costs. It notes wages, prices, and transit fares, plus a notable restaurant Pere Louis and local taxis.
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Alden Scott Boyer
Boyer International Laboratories
Paris
France
Seine
Louis
Avenue Des Champs Elygees
Napoleon
Paris Opera
Opers
Hue Royale
Roe Auber
Charley Baker
U. S. Lines
Itharler
Georgia
Charley
Lospett
Boyer
Paria
Amvurica
Rue de la Boule Rouge
Pere Louis
Father Louis
Atyle
Rue Normande
Vanves
Rue Royale
Visit Brings Family Ties To Franklin Township Scene
Mrs Ray McFatridge and her young son George Everett of Cedar Rapids IA spent a few days visiting relatives in Franklin Township. Marjorie McFatridge visited Rubye Runnells while C H Runnells and wife were Moravia callers. A large crowd attended the Moravia show Tuesday night.
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Ray McFatridge
George Everette
Cedar Rapids
Stansberry
McFatridge
Marjorie McFatridge
Rubye Runnells
C. H. Runnells
Conium
Ray Rinehart
McFatridge Family Attends Services and Visits
Mrs Avis McFatridge and son H F with Mrs Ray McFatridge attend church in Iconium Sunday morning. Gennevieve McFatridge visits parental home, returning to Moravia work. Rev Clarence Gilliland preaches at M E Church Iconium. Marjorie McFatridge suffers a badly cut finger. Doyle Long and Lester Davin buy and deliver cattle to Melrose Friday.
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Avis McFatridge
H. F
Ray McFatridge
Lconium
Herb Dodge
Stansberry
Pearl Burnells
Gennevieve McFatridge
McFatridge
Moravia
Hugh McFatridge
Avia McFatridge
Hugh
E. F. Stansberry
Clarence Gilliland
Doyle Long
Lester Davin
Melrose
Lee's Lice Killer for Poultry Aids Mite and Lice Control
A thirty year proven product for poultrymen. Paint or spray roosts and dropping boards monthly to kill lice and gas mites. Twice yearly spray house interior with Lee's Lice Killer kerosene and crank cage oil mix to force mites out of cracks. Smith Drug Co.
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Lee
Smith Drug Co
Hedge College Socials Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Fred Tilmont and daughter Madge called at the E F Wilson home Thursday afternoon. Vivien Wilson attended the Epworth League convention at Ottumwa on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Russell Davis visited recently at the Carl Dayia home in Moulton. Mrs Vane Jones and Mrs G E Lane spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Edna Dyphon. Mrs James Cain and children Ella and Bricy, Agnes Pharra and Vivien Hunter of Albia spent Friday and ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tilmont
Madge
E. F. Wilson
Vivien Wilson
Epworth League
Ottumwa
Russell Davis
Carl Dayia
Moulton
Vane Jones
G. E. Lane
Edna Dyphon
James Cain
Ella ‘and
Bricy
Agnes Pharra
Vivien “Hunter
Albla
Lee S Lee S Oil Wormer praised for pig health gains
Farmers report Lee's Oil Wormer speeds recovery and weight gain in pigs. It avoids caustic drugs that irritate digestion, minimizes trouble and waste with dose syringe use, and costs less and is safer than Santonia Capsules.
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Lee
Lee’s
Community Social Roundup at Local Homes and Churches
Saturday activities centered on visits to John Johnson and Robert Luse homes in Centerville. Families including Wilsons, Luses, Duvalls, and Dyer relatives shared time at various homes. Children attended a Methodist Church Children’s Day program, with several locals appearing Sunday evening and Monday activities continuing around school maintenance work.
Weather and Religious Events Dominate Postweek Listings
Rev Cox filled his regular appointment here Sunday. The Children's Day program was held but poor roads kept some from attending. Ferne and Roberta Humphrey attended a Standard Bearer convention banquet and missionary talk in Moravia. Verna Spencer has returned to care for unspecified duties.
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Cox
Ferne and
Roberta Humphrey
Moravia
Community Notes From Local News Items
Drake plans summer school attendance. corrections to last week’s edition. Lacille Elswick traveled to Town City replacing Lucille Eastrock. Dr Castle visited Mrs Humphrey at her home as she remained ill. Harold and Mrs Clark hosted weekend guests. Marie Clark joined them for a visit. Marjorie Eatlock stayed with Hazel Jones in Moravia. Marie Clark visited New Sharon with the Clarks. Davis of Lovila stayed with Leorn Batlock. Hazel Jones attended Sunday School and the Children’s Day program. Elbert McGinnis family spent Sunday in Knoxville. Tyrrel of Albia greeted friends at Sunday School. Joe Clark and Keith Clark visited New Sharon. Maxine Clarke accompanied them home. Fred Grey of Blakesburg visited Wayne Clark. Mrs Humphrey is improving after illness.
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Marjorie Eatlock
Hazel Jones
Moravia
Marie Clark
Harold Clark
New Sharon
Davis
Lovila
Leorn Batlock
Elbert McGinnis
Dallas
Bobbie Gene
Maxine
Knoxville
K. L. Tyrrel
Albia
Joe Clark
Keith
Maxine Clarke
Fred Grey
Blakesburg
Wayne Clark
R. C. Humphrey
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Franklin Township
Wint McFatridge
Centerville
Bill
H. F. McFatridge
Charley Runnells
Earl McFatridge
Thurs
Fred Tarr
Hedge College
Lee S
Verna Spencer
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
ThetCope
Chasete
Main Chevrolet Co
Moravia, Iowa
Moravia Band
J. D. Pence
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