Use Society Debates Ox Versus Horse Value
The Fruitland Literary Society opens at Woodmen hall Fruitland with a program featuring readings and recitations. A debate will ask whether the ox is more useful than the horse, with John Mooney and Morris Strause arguing for the horse and Thomas Tyrone and Glen Kemp opposing.
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Fruitland Literary Society
Woodmen Hall
Fruitland
John Mooney
Morris Strause
Thomas Tyrone
Glen Kemp
Ladies Aid Societies Host Busy Community Events
Community groups from First Methodist Episcopal, German Evangelical, and other churches held a week of events including meals, bazaars, bake sales, and sewing sessions. Funds from dinners and fancy-work displays surpassed $200 with additional proceeds from aprons and dolls. Members planned further sales downtown while hosting socials and meetings, featuring programs, devotionals, and upcoming quarterly sessions.
Hose Company 10 Social Saturday Night Event
First Winter entertainment by Luo members of the Roach and Musser Hose company will be at Hanover Street home Saturday evening. Supper will be served during intermission. Chief Frank Curry and assistants J. J. Brown and Lonny Fanthaber invited. Social aims to be followed by others as the season advances.
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Luo
Roach & Musser Hose Company
Hanover St
Ajich
Knight
Frank Curry
Ehiefs
J. J. Brown
Lonny Fanthaber
South
Ladies Aid Society
Mulford Congregational Church
Harris Brown
Hes Frame
Davenport
Peter Burnee
South End
Katherine Hirsen
Colum
Mutford Chapel
Joan Kent
Hershey Hospital
Laura Wischer
Nebraska Street
William Finch
Evans Street
Rosetta Leutainger
Every Little Olive Tablet Has a Movement All Its Own
A Portsmouth physician promotes Gilve Tablets as a vegetable olive oil mixed remedy for inactive bowels and liver. Marketed by The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio at 10 and 25 cents per box, endorsed by Dr EF M Edwardy as president.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
EF. M, Edwardy
Local notes feature gatherings, sales, and a school accident
A cluttered Muscatine page records a social hayrack party hosted by Miss Beulah Cate with many local youths listed, an administrator sale where the Taylor estate farm sold for 70.60 an acre to David Fox, a high school basement accident injuring two eighth graders from a revolver, a December birth in Denver to Rev and Mrs D. S. Fouse, and various short notices including staff changes, a business visit, and a local resident’s plan to visit the newborn.
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Cate
Beulah Cate
South Muscatine
Fruliang
Ethel
Edith Btohr
Ethel Robertson
Ethel Badejoy
Dulcie Carpenter
Luctle Grow
Ray
Beach James
Jadward Crow
William Cate
Russell Kereham
Virgil Ketchum
Leonard James
Willem Fisher
Glen Ryan
Merle Platz
William Pelton
Jon Cracraft
Ralph Harris
Pleanie Carpenter
T. W. Hendrickson
Orlanda Taylor
David Fox
Columbus
Clare Clark
Clarence Bliven
Clark
D. 8
Fouse
Denver
R. W. Owens
Caroline Orvis
Yorkton
D. R. W. Gwen
Muscatine
Columbus Junction News and Social Notes
Harry Stevens returned to Wilton after visiting relatives in Columbus Junction. George Cruli is ill with typhoid fever at his Fredonia home. BP EO held a Monday meeting at Mrs. G. W. Weber's home followed by a surprise program and ice cream. Mrs. John Hanft and son Evert visited Brooklyn and were joined by her mother Mrs. J. F. Stevens who will winter there.
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Columbus Junction
Harry Stevens
Wilton
Jlere
George Cruli
Fredonia
G. W. Weber
John Hanft
Evert
Brooklyn
Flinn
J. F. Stevens
Basket Champions Don Noble Club Suits
State basketball champions ordered new class suits in school colors. Ten days away, purple shirts with old gold stripes, matching stockings, and old gold pants will give the team a refined, uniform appearance.
W S Norton Surgeon At First Ward Bank Building
W S Norton physician and surgeon listed in connection with practice at the First Ward's Bank Building. The item notes his professional role and location in a concise obituary-like notice.
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W W. S. Norton
Surageon
First
Wat's Bank Bldg
Iowa Debaters Are Conference Champs
Iowa City December 13 Iowa retains its middle west debating championship despite a loss to Illinois last Friday. While Minnesota and Illinois won both debates they could not overcome Iowa's three year record run. Members of the Central Debating League list strong team records and standings amid the local notice of a Presbyterian church sale and luncheon Friday December 15 starting at 2 PM.
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Iowa City
Ill
Des
University of Iowa
Middle West
Illinois
Allnnesota
Ilinois
Iowa
Central
Lescue
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Thompson Bros. Co
Litrary Society
Use Society
Mildred York
Newey Bironse
Misa Mabel Mooney
Wilion Yeager
Hattie Pleming
Laura York
Ray Yar
Harold Shephard
Edgar Fleming
Mildred Strouse
Walter Hoyt
Ray Corwin
Ladies” All Society
First Methodist Hpiseopal Church
Yale
Harstey
Syd Society
Ald Society
Aguskal
Young Men's Christian Association
Mov
Richard Stave
Ladieal Ald Society
German Evangelical Church
Town Avenne
Nose
John Mr. Kaiser
West Third
Locust Streets
Jolly Five Ffundred Club
Fran
Jr. B. Smith
Anna Beaham
George Mark
Women’s Home Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Berry Seen
Sycamore Street
Ida Tate Warfield
Fannie Teemeke
Colonel Hare
Tugend Voroin
Lutheran Lion's Church
J. Haefner
Amy Hoopes
Lovina Schwarta
Elizabeth
L. J
Wertlekamp
Kettlekamp
Nokomis
Alpha Club
First Congregational Church
Bartlett Street
Misa Rosetta Wagner
Preschit
Uhe Ciu
Hazel Stanbury
West Seventh Street
Ladiest Aid Society
High Prairie Mathodist Episcopal Church
William Fulton
Ella Moynahan
Tennie Washbard
Lucy Hess
Louisa Hesser
W. R. C. Industrial
W. Dt. C. Hall
West Second St
Herman Gremmel
West 2Nd St
Ivers & Pond
Sorle CY
Miles Avenue
John Burns
Green Street
Wapéllo
Iowa Debaters
Presterian Church
Vauil
Town
Tannes
Minnerota
Illinois Ze
Wisconsin
M. Kautz Baking