Special Rural Route Inspector Maps Muscatine County
George M. Brown, the special rural route inspector, has completed surveys in Muscatine county. He will finish the county map this week and his work aims to provide better daily mail routes, though some riders may travel longer distances. Brown plans to return to Washington after map approval and then to California for the winter.
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George M. Brown
Muscatine
WNLC
Ofice
Brows
Brown
Washington
Muscatine County
George M. Browa
Mississippi
Cedar Viyers
Youles
Eise
Bis
Asent
California
Alasca Tlne
Morning Sun Obituaries and Local Notices
Local column lists funeral services for Julia Snaié Cary and Mrs. I sav e Were at the Five Methodist church and Emm wood cemetery. Neighbors Mrs. Blien Stewart and Mr. Joseph Stewart are visiting, while Ralph Athen remains ill with poor prognosis.
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Pais
Oregon
Tere
Sivan
J Alesullough
George Chambers
Lake Lace
Homie
Pride
Tow
Chambers
Miles Babs
Aurora
Ill
G, B. Alien
James Delsili
Sayre
Okla
John Ware
Marion
Wright
I Wallace
C. R. Wallace
Vapelto
Stanley Delong
Chiqaga
Wallace Delong
Gowr'le
M. Dornan
Joseph Swan
Homer Darrow
Nebradka
Charlie Smith
J. G. Bergen
Treiger
Werlapolig
Outha Carlson
Mt. Union
W. A. Flatland
Mes
A.B. Rock
Aira
Sateliife
Clarkvuile
Win
Horn
Lola
Burlington
Jittia Snaié Cary
George Carr
Sym
M. White
Emmwood Cemetery
Joseph Btewart
Moontooth
Blien- Stewart
Ralph Athen
Conspiracy Claim Advertises New Cure at Havercamp’s
A dubious notice touts a “gigantic conspiracy” against the reader and promotes Dr Kiug's New Discovery with price references. It mentions Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store and a weather linked ailment said to affect many people in the neck when warm.
Sigourney News Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Moves
Sigourney items note Mr and Mrs A H Bruni hosting a small party at home in North Sigourney to celebrate a recent engagement Jackson Horner and Jean Horner in Osceola on December 6 with a shower for the couple. Travelers include Lizzie Dupes improving, Glen Selby visiting Liberty MO, and J T Brooks of Hedrick on business. Local events cover a missionary society meeting at Mrs Charles Welkes, John Foster’s business visit, and Berenice Bland’s illness. Also announced are Tosia Utterbach’s public auction December 16, a family move to Pasadena CA, and a new baby girl born to Mr and Mrs John Rotginger. Reverend Camp will preach at the Presbyterian church, and Frank Schlite’s 36th wedding anniversary is celebrated with gifts. Schipfer Brothers’ grocery store sale to Philip Hartzell and brother Cat. Myre Ash, a convicted girl, is mentioned among the day’s notes.
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Sigourney
Deco
A. H. Bruni
North Sigouij Jney
Bo ‘Lock ‘Manor
Ientge
Lizzie Dupeis
Hare
Glen Selby
George Clark
Jef
Lockhart
Alabama
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Charles Welkes
John Foster
Hedrick
Berenice Bland
Hugo F. Goeldner Wade
Schipfer Bros
Myre Ash
Local notices and updates from Des Moines to Cedar Falls
Fragments report a released theft convict and pending charges elsewhere. Richland's Lon Brady was seen on Buainess Wednesday. Mayland goods moved toward Oklahoma from a Square store. Seliger family plans to restart business with Mr. Seliger in the boot and shoe department at Muskogee. Mabel Paull finishes Cedar Falls normal course and visits North Sigourney. Dr and Mrs A P Johnson visiting Chisago. Mrs Donald Floward and son visit Keota home. Mrs F Hubbard visiting at Mrs Dr G C Seckweiner's in Oliag. Seaton described as a substantial Dallas county farmer. Farmers' institute in the county on January 18 plans good speakers and a strong program.
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Benedics
Des Moines
Lon Brady
Richland
H. Mayland
Oklahoma
Maylanis
Ayland
Seliger
A. P. Johnson
Chisago
Donald Floward
Keota
H. H. Rillmer
F. Hubbard
GC. Seckweiner
Olie
Ag. 2
Rovell
Velda
Seaton
Minburn
Dallas County
Farmers' Institute
Preventing Disease By Fighting Its Underlying Cause
An early 20th century health ad argues that men cannot fight disease without addressing root causes. It promotes a cleansing germ killer named Sindoey Mhin, offered by The Detroit Medicine Co and sold by Harercamp’s Prison Doug Store, urging readers to act by sending stamps for samples.
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Saiple
Detroit
Mich
Harercamp
Doug
East Cedar Valley News Log and Local Visits
A Cedar county visitor Frank igre and other locals like Mildred Rogers and Mrs. Schmidt are noted in town. A. Paul builds a new poultry house, Tom Geen hauls coal, Maude Bishay misses work, and Garvin visits Miwen tine. A young woman swears out a warrant for a man who skipped town, claiming she will become a mother and seeking his arrest to face charges.
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Cedar Valley
Frantkigre
Cedar County
Tildred Rogers
J. $Ehmidt
T. Ognen
WeCormin
South Muscatine
A. Paul
Igorge
MulQillio
R Warrens
Ming
Will Boon
Divorce Granted to Laura A Tuttles by Judge Jackson
Judge Jackson granted a divorce to Laura A Tuttles on grounds of cruelty and inhuman treatment by her husband WH J Tuttle. The decree was issued yesterday, granting her relief in the matter.
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Laura A, Tuttle
Laura A
Cleaner Train Fares On Round Trips This Fall
Cleaner rates cited for round trips on October 3 and 17, November 7 and 21, December 5 and 19 via St Louis Cairo and Colton Belt Route. Advertising travel to Southeast Missouri Arkansas Northwest Louisiana Texas urges readers to write for maps and literature. Contact W Labeaume G B P and T A Cotten Belt Route St Louis Mo.
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Cairo
Colton Belt
Missouri
Arkansas
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Texas
Hickets
W. Labeaume
G. BP
T. A. Cotten
St Louis, Mo
Christmas Mailing Costs and Postage Tips
The article outlines post office charges for letters and packages, advice for safe, neat packaging, and registering valuable items. It lists per ounce rates for letters, printed matter, and merchandise, plus money orders abroad and within the U S. Also mentions delays during the Christmas rush and highlights performances of The County Chairman with names of cast members and reception.
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Chistmas
United States
Canada
Whouill
Philippines
Baehese
Debate on Newspaper Influence At Local High School
A high school debate yesterday afternoon debated whether the newspaper's influence is more evil than good. Judges ruled unanimously for the negative, with Miss Hetty Kemble and James Reuling defending and Miss Edith Willer and Charles Heezen opposing. The discussion noted the prominence of yellow journalism but upheld the newspaper's overall beneficial public role.
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Hetty Kemble
James Reuling
Edith Willer
Charles Heezen
Ufe
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