West Liberty Pioneers Dead In Iowa City and Muscatine County
Two Liberty pioneers pass away Sunday morning in Iowa City and at a home in Muscatine County. Kaer gon Galey and Mrs Sattis McKinstry are mourned as longtime residents. Oxley dies on his sixty fourth birthday, surprised by illness. funeral services planned at the Methodist Episcopal church with burial in Oakridge cemetery. Mrs McKinstry had suffered years of illness and spent four weeks in the Iowa City hospital before death.
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West Liberty
Wey
Kaergon Galey
Muscatine County
Uveuring
Sattis MaKtustry
Towa City
Mr. Oxley
Ald
Aady
Shuxcutine County
Toac Sage
Mr. Oxwille
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clr. Hawkins
Oakeridyse
Mckinstry
Lawa City Hospital
Hortusband
Georgia
McKin Ktry
Methodist
Wibe
Mankins
Qukridgs
Pay Honor to Bay in Khaki at Local Church Service
A faded report describes a patriotic service at a Cantonment area church where a large group including Sunday school, choir, and parishioners gathered to unveil the church Honor Roll listing thirty five locations. Carl Schmidt led the event with Minetta Hoadley presenting the flag, featuring poems, readings, and songs by the church choir and dramatised pieces reflecting on service and sacrifice.
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Ash Papal Church
Memhurs
Halal
Carl C. Schmidt
Aliss Minetta Hoadley
Oreda Allen
Grace Simiels
Trara Wis
John Kalper
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Cleveland Woman
Mrs W GC Brown of 3944 W 12th St Cleveland Ohio describes four weeks in hospital with pain in lower organs and fainting. After starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports substantial improvement and urges others to try it before returning home.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. GC. Brown
12Th St
Society Notes From The First Baptist and Local Clubs
A Friday gathering at Miss Dora Caldwell’s East Third Street home elected 1 F I club officers for the new year with Joan Shingabarger as president and Willa May Humphries as treasurer and secretary. The evening featured kaleidoscopic music and a lunch. next meeting planned for Katheryn Davidson. Also reported is the Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church meeting, planning an apron and cake sale for a downtown store next Saturday with a sale committee named.
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Dora Caldwell
East Third Strawt
Joan Shingabarger
Willa May Humphries
Dara Caldwell
Will Kale Ling
Migs Katheryn
Davidson
Cosmpee Iely
Ald Society
First Baptist Church
Ehteoh Pire Jors
Huginésa
Spadhe
Deeham
Schreurg
Adda Washhorn
Church Women Plan Potluck and Red Cross Sale
Tomorrow evening the Young Women’s Guild of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at six with a potluck supper followed by business. The Ladies’ Alc Society of the First Methodist Church holds an all day session next Friday to work on Red Cross garments and host an apron sale. Guards scheduled to appear at church on Saturday afternoon.
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PRA Cen
Wranen-Verein
Bvan- Kellal
Ion Shurch
John Heimbackel
Jacob Byb Vester
Py ES Ene
Woals Guald
Presbyteria
Atsulal
Auladay
Alc Society
The
First Methodist Church
Red Cross
Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren
Ames Dedicates New Presbyterian Church for College Students
Ames Iowa December 10 The Presbyterian church at Iowa State College dedicated a new church building funded by state gifts and college community contributions totaling 80,000 dollars. Rev C F Purmort of Des Moines and Rev Ray A Marshall of Omaha delivered dedicatory addresses. The church serves college students and the surrounding community with separate pastoral and community work.
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Journal
Ames
Toivya
Iowa
State College
C. FH. Purmort
Des Moines
Ray
A. TB. Mershall
Omaha Theological Seminary
Collegiate Presbyterian
Lae College
Colts
Th Tohn W. Innes
H. W. Johnston
Junea
Movies to Urge Food Reforms in Nationwide Film Drive
Washington December 10 United States Department of Agriculture will show vital documentaries in hundreds of motion picture theatres to stress the need for increased food production. The first release will highlight forest use and grazing for cattle and sheep, with a second focusing on pork production and child hunger. Additional films cover meat animal production and canning, aiming to educate citizens and allies on food security.
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Washington, D
Algo
Suel Ag
Ition
Fle
Leaves parody with Red Cross in headquarters scene
An anonymous note surveys a Red Cross headquarters parody and a poem like Thosary with irregular verses. The fragment mentions counting rows, a sleeve is hurt, and recalling a traveler’s loss with a tone of reflection and stylized lament.
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Red Cross
Acknowledgement Letter From Methodist Aid
A beam of thanks from the Methodist Aid acknowledges receipt of children and infants clothing sent to the American Red Cross via the Red Cross chapter in Muscatine. Garments collected at Guadtes Aid penitly of the First Methodist Epis coopnl church over past two months were forwarded to the department for French civilian relief. The Dec 4 letter expresses gratitude and notes immediate dispatch to Mare n co for urgent civilian aid.
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Recehl
Thea Aeniral Cvnsien
Ted Gross
Chicago
Guadtes
Red Cross
Department of the American Fund For
Mraneco
Hess
Christmas Plan Program for Muscatine Children
The community Christmas celebration at Armory Hall on Monday December 24 expects over a thousand Muscatine children to join the indoor event. Miss Rosetta Wagner directs a matinee program featuring high school orchestra selections, girls glee clubs, soloists, and a violin piece, with Santa Claus visiting. After the story, Count Christian Gunther Vou Bernstorff’s engagement to Marguerite Burton is reported in Berlin papers.
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Armory Hall
Aternoon
Thaya
Anta Claus
Vbhe City Hall
Armory
Rosetta Wagner
Ke Offaty
High Schol Orchestra
America
Whith High School
Theh
Clee Clul
Amiurtca the Beautiful
Americn Triumphant
Hive
Froy
Ly Young
Violit
Misa Vala
Grima
Cohoal Boye
Glosels
Tikelile
Walter Lane
Robert Pebh- Lao
Ings Gama
Prenie
Acessa Tidelis
Mias Tavilla Baker
Minuoight
Clun
Berlin
London
Christian Gunther Vou Bernstorff
United States
Mail Men Plan For Convention In Local City
Local mail clerks and carriers plan arrangements for a state convention to be held in the city next summer. A fundraising committee led by Pitchforth and Weigand aims to entertain about 130 carriers and clerks from across Iowa, with events including a Washington’s Birthday dance at the Armory Hall and additional entertainments. The group has ties to the American Federation of Labor and Muscatine trades, as business groups prepare petitions seeking support.
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Lowa
Gideon
John Weigand
Harry Tisher
Washington
Armory Hall
Tires
Postal Workers Win Higher Wages Increase
The article notes an increase in wages for postal employees, detailing the wage raise and its implications for workers and the postal service. The move affects numerous employees and may influence payroll budgets and labor relations at the department.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Bowel Action
Relief from bad breath via Dr Edwards Olive Tablets described as a pleasant sugar coated, plant based laxative that cleanses blood and purifies the system without griping. The ad claims seventeen years of practice leading to a safe, non calomel remedy priced at 10 or 25 cents per bottle with all druggists carrying them.
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Edwards
FM. Edwards
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Mors
Hattie MeKinstry
Jies Ul Home
Opadidic ‘Hospital
Iuwa City
Guoraluips
Mrs. Brown
Dinnt
Clarles Ualling
East
Broul Street
Dinny
Wan
Tome
Aee
Wature Dedica
Ston OF
Buditam
G. A. Purmort
Des Molace
Ana de Rev. A. B. Marshall
Orange
Ha Chureh
Mulford
Satan
Yaa, Ghuirinin
Methodist Church
Mr. Harold Lyman
Plutist
Ida Gardner
Harold Lyman
Wou
Edison
Rovnstown
Werts
Miss Gardner
Pringtt
Neus
Diese Speckits
Tomorrny Goeriige
Lina
Htely Meek
Round Peck Port
Man
Vem
H. C
Go—Court
Bo—Beauty
GhenCon
AtduwePockey
SeaDrinking
Fountain Pox
Mee
Vaney
Reh Fith
Mois
Wlub
Vanulie
Ineronsburth
Wiltain
Clollapelle
Old McColm Bid’g
E. Second St
Lee C. H. Oreach
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