Items of the Town highlights Moravia visitors and notices
Farm with Formals, Albia visitor list includes Mrs F A Reich and Mrs J B McCord and daughter at Lucerne and parental homes. Visits from Gen terville, Ottumwa, Ind ianola, Brazil and Cedar Rapids. Grand Chapter session notes, Rebekah Lodge meeting, new grandson born in Walnut, Harvey Porter improving in Torrance Calif. Travel mentions include St Louis Cerro Gorda and Moravia runs with relatives and club events. local turnip weighed 5 pounds 10 ounces.
Iowa and nearby notes from the state briefs
A round of short items from OWA State briefs includes a Dubuque scam report where Phillip Maskon lost nearly two thousand dollars to traveling gypsies who promised to double his money, a Ames bulletin detailing corn product diversities, Iowa Board of Control potato purchases for state institutions, walnut log shipments from Adair county, Methodist attendance standings across several towns, a Cedar Falls district service attendance leader, and Shenandoah travel anecdotes involving James Fitz and local pilots.
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Dubuque
Phillip Maskon
Masken
One wheel landing capsizes fear of flight records
Council Bluffa Dutch Miller made a one wheel landing at the airport here despite damage in takeoff. He continued the flight and landed safely with two passengers, no injuries to the plane. Ames reports nearly 200 Iowa State students stood all night for sophomore freshman dance tickets, while Odebolt notes a perfect 24 row 1206 kernel corn ear. Sioux City reports 18 feet of water in a cinder pit caused Charles Crawford’s death at a Milwaukee round house. Des Moines notes scarlet fever as Iowa's most prevalent disease that week. In Lake City Walter Obermeier was convicted of bootlegging, fined 300 dollars and jailed three months. Indianola Simpson students favored Hoover over Smith. South English reports 1,917 sheep unloaded, including large gifts to several farmers. Vipton’s LeRoy York may have set a new potato yield record with 647 bushels per acre.
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Council Bluffa
Sioux City
Milwaukee Round House
North Riverside
Charles Crawford
Looks are often deceiving in vintage car myth debunking
A concise notice notes that no automobile is over twenty six years old in the discussion of aging vehicles. The statement challenges common assumptions about classic cars and value.
Hazel College 8 e and Local Socials Reported
Sir and Mrs Henry Sytsma and daughter Marie with Mrs Erwin Linscox and son Clair were Albia shoppers Saturday afternoon. Johnson returned to work at the Hocking coal mine Monday. Maaurinn Sytsma visited sister Mrs Stelle Arvo of Iconium. Grant Sincox and family plus Frank Sincox spent Sunday at J L Denes home. George Dirby Zell Wilson Willie Van Dorin Frank Fulton Bart Brain and Erwin Sincox attended the George Howell and Raymond Charity sale Monday. Alex Johnson Milo and Charley Selby were callers at the Grant Sincox home Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Andrew Sytsma and Mr and Mrs Herwan Sytsma and family and Mr and Mrs Ruseve Argo spent Sunday at Henry Sytsma’s.
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Henry Sytsma
Marie
Erwin Linscox
Clair
Albia
Kd. Johnson
Hocking
Maaurinn Sytsma
Mra
Stelle Arvo
Iconium
Grant Sincox
Erwin Sincox
Prank Sincox
J. L
Classified Ads Frem Loans Best Terms Available
Classified ad fragment listing loans with best terms from Chet Bieshur and various sale items including apples for sale by Ben Davis and others. Notes show typos and irregular names with dates and prices, signaling a miscellaneous classifieds section.
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Chet Bieshur
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Chet Broshar General Insurance
Greenebaum
Kresh
Libbey’s
Alexander’s Grocery and Produce
F. A. Reich
J. 8. McCord
Maxwell
Lucerne, Mo
F. C. Gearhart
Genterville
Misa Veneta Dotson
Ottumwa
Mrs
F. W. Dotson
Mrs. N.Y. Wyenff
Indianola
Iowa
E. S. Carter
Sarah Whicker
Brazil
Ind
Wm. Boardman
Earl Boardman
Fred Tillmont
Kenneth Schreiner
Waterloo
J. H. Schreiner
I. G. Broshar
Moravia
Grover Lathrup
Cleveland
Ohio
J. H. D. Lathrop
Smith Drug Shore
Geo. Winsler
Howard Smith
J. D. More Dorn
Centerville
Grandma Morrison
HW. G. Broshar
Clair and
Ivan Broshar
G. B. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Grand Chapter
O. KE
E. T. C. Club
Vess Hiatt
James Ernest Burmeister
Harry Hurmeister
Walnut
Grandma Hallen
M. M. Porter
Torrance
Calif
Harvey
Olive View Saniarium
Rebekah Lodge
IO. O. F. Hall
Eugene Horner
St. Louis
Susan Horner
Cerro Gorda
Schenectady
Alex Kirk
Frank Craver
Mt. Pleasant
Towa
A. O. VanDarin
Mary Closter
James and
Will van Dorin
Reuben Faber
Jep Lockman
Albert
Fred Blumenstock
AuRea
Frank Main
Mildred Tarr
Mary c Luise Blumenstock
Grinnell College
W. T. VanDorin
the i
c/Vioravia Oil Co
Oehler Bros
W.T. VanDorin
Brazealle
Hilton Taylor Garage
Udell
OWA State
Ames
Lionel K. Arnald
Chemical Engineering Department
Towa State College
Arnold
Des Moines
Iowa Board of Control
Greenfield
Northwest Timber Company
Mendota
Ilinois
Adair County
Cedar Falls
Clarence
F. C. Hiaig- Man
Methodist Church
Cla Ence
East Janesville
Elma
Nashua
Osage
Riverton
Christian Endeavor of the
Christian Church
Shenandoah
James Fitz
First National Bank
War
Munson
Is & Jong
Ly Air
Miz
Howard Burleson
Kiwanis
Fitz
Mangon
Odebolt
John Pfeiffer
Wapello County
Lake City
Walter Obermeier
Simpson
Aattaw
Herbert Mhoover
Alfred Smith
Wwerw East
Hoover
Smith
Clarence Brower
Town
C. Rowe
W. H. Ferris
Keota
Montana
Messrs. Rowe
Ferris
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Dakota
Vipton LeRoy York
Cedar County Potato Club
M. A. Crary
Hazel College
Ben Davis
Jonathon
Win
Gardner
Fred Tvithyont
Cole
Fla
Reich
Coats
N. R. Ward
Bratz
Bratz Studio
Red Cross Drug Store
A. Bratz
Olive Bratz
Bateman
Majestic
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