Dance at Maccabee hall on Saturday twenty sixth
Local notices list residents shopping in the city yesterday and returning home this afternoon. Mrs. TB Huskins Lone Tree Mrs. John Kosman Lone Tree Miss Jeanette Deems Nichols and others shopped in the city with some traveling home by afternoon or evening trains. Mrs. Ben Smith left for Nichols after visiting friends. Details chronicle daily errands and travel.
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Maccabee Hall
Lola
Norris
Lone’ Tree
Ben Smith
Nichols
John Kosman
Lone Tree
Jeanette Deems
John Kruger
J. B. Mark. & Son
E. D. Carlo
Frank Eliason
Letts
S. S. Buser
Miss Rose
Margaret J. Burke
Adams
No Lodge Meeting This Week Postponed to December 31
Notice states there will be no lodge meeting this week and the next gathering is scheduled for December 31. By order of the Dictator. A L Madden, Secretary.
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A. L. Madden
Cure for Rheumatism Promised by Syracuse Man
Mark H. Jackson of Syracuse New York claims a miraculous remedy cured his muscular inflammatory rheumatism after three years of suffering. He asserts the cure works for others, offers free trial by mail, and asks only payment if satisfied. He provides no verifiable medical basis and promotes a simple mail order remedy.
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Mark H. Jackson
Syracuse
New York
Sola Gurney
N. Y
Final Salvation Army appeal for Christmas funds
Captain S James of the Salvation Army issues a final appeal to raise nearly $150 for a Christmas food program. The local head notes the scarce funds amid competing charities but hopes for last minute aid to place well-filled baskets in homes across the city on Christmas Day.
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S. James
Salvation Army
Captain James
Towa City
Hugh Owen
Iowa County
Owen
Hilton Creek
Marengo
Charles R. Graham
Johnson County
F. H. P. Edwards
Gibson
German M E Church Christmas Program Listed
A Christmas program of merit will be offered at the German Methodist church Friday at 7 oclock. The program features readings, vocal solos, declamations by local youths, a choir, and a collection for the season.
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M. E. Church
Marie
Herwig
Wm. Ruthenberg
Fern
Delford Diercks
Arnold Wicke
Weldon Froehner
Santa Claus
Alvena Koenig
Harvey Winn
the Shepherd's Vision
Carllena Diercks
Jim
Bobby
Christena Lemkau
Wesley Othmer
Miriam
Diercks
Edna Funck
Esther Kettelkamp
Lysle Froehner
Elmus Diercks
Miriam Zeidler
Paul Grossklaus
Harold Froehner
Johnnie Jeterson
William Ryan
Robert Zeidler
Melvin Diercks
Henry Schenkel
John Long
der Hirten
Ang Dem
Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Kidney Health
Dr J T R Neal of Greenville South Carolina with 30 years practice touts Foley Kidney Pills as the best kidney remedy. Claims back and hip pain signal kidney trouble and urges use to cleanse blood of acids and poisons. Pills offered in 300 and 1.00 sizes sold by local dealers.
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J. T. R. Neal
Greenville
Car
Foley Sidney
Foley
War Boost to Trade for Newfoundland
Associated Press reports that World War II effects revive Britain Portugal alliance, lifting Newfoundland and Canadian Maritimes fish into Portugal on equal terms with other nations. Portugal lifts prior discrimination, Norway loses advantage as Canada and Newfoundland accept Portugal's terms on port wine naming and duties.
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Associated Press
Weased
St. Johns
N. F
Newfoundland
Maritime Canada
Great Britain
Portugal
Canadian
Norway
Atlantic
Canada
Local Notables Visit Columbus Junction Area on Tuesday
A Tuesday snapshot from Columbus Junction Iowa lists numerous visits and departures. Miss Mary Cline of Sigourney visited her brother Walter Gline. Miss Edith Getts spent the day in Letts with sister Mrs Floyd Lieberknecht. Ellsworth Manley left for Grant City Missouri for a couple of months with relatives. Miss Charlotte Mulhern stayed with Aunt Mrs P W Westbrook of Letts.
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Columbus Junction
Mary Cline
Sigourney
Walter Gline
Edith Getts
Letts
Floyd Lieberknecht
F. T. Goeldner
Kenta
D. N. Johnson
Ellsworth Manley
Grant City
Pearl.Tucker
Mildred Meeker
W. A. Knott
Columbus Junction District
Carstairs
Alberta
Canada
David Fox
Frank Duncan
Muscatine
Mary Foster
Wapello
BE. B. Tucker
Elmer Hughes
Washington
W. H.“Hughes
Lizzie Hidlebaugh
Redvers
Saskatchewan
H S. Turkington
John Shellebarger
J. A. Sprague
Burlington
Acheson
George Ebner
Ainsworth
C. N. Johnston
Dan Peters
Lena
Cotter
Wishard
U. P. Church
Columbus City
S. Boyd Johnson
Melinda Spafford
J. ¢. Duncan
Mt. .Pleasant
Melinda Phillips
Virginia
Christmas Spirit Brightens Streets and Hearts
The piece reflects Christmas joy with happy faces and bustling shoppers. It urges kindness forgiveness and laughter to spread via telephone during the holiday season. It recalls old visits and suggests sharing surplus happiness with those in need through calls.
Christmas services and local obituaries memorials in Columbus Junction
The notices honor multiple local figures. A deceased Columbus Junction woman, previously married to Thompson then Brown and Spafford, is survived by children in Columbus Junction, Viola, Columbus, and Farmington, with a funeral held at the M EB church. Another obituary records Alonzo Enyart of Elm Grove Township, born 1887, dying after a paralytic stroke. services are set for December 24 at Spring Run church with interment in Spring Run cemetery.
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Columbus Junction
Indiana
Quincy Thompson
BE. S. Thompson
H. C. Thompson
Viola
W. W. Thompson
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Thompson
Wm. Brown
A. J. Brown
Farmington
J. ©. Duncan
Mr. Pleasant
Mr. Brown
Orleans Spafford
John Philips
la Porte
Ind
M. EB
Gloria Patri
Cornathy Johnston
Helen Darrow
Isabelle McCormick
King of Love
Leona Turner
Geo
Bernice Wilcox
Mabel and
Mary Turner
Grace Wilson
Eva McKee
Hazel Wagner
Elizabeth McCormick
H. Diamond
Hazel Patterson
Myra Malin
Verda Turner
Alonzo Enyart
Maryones
South Hill
Alonzo’ Enyart
John Enyart
Bureau County
Elm Grove Township
Catherine Buffington
Louis Enyart
Geneseo Jl
Louisa Adams
Pelmar
Neb
Sydney Hall
Stalkville
Spring Run
Miller
Christmas Forger Robs Chicago Merchants
A noted swindler known as the Christmas forger has swindled Chicago merchants out of thousands in the past week during the Christmas shopping season. He uses the alias Travers, a Montreal contractor, carries letters of credit from $1,000 to $10,000, targets high end jewelry houses, and has previously obtained $21,000 in other cities. He cashes worthless drafts and checks ranging from $100 to $500 and changes targets yearly.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Boston
New
Ohio
Philadelphia
Travers
Montreal
Canada
Farger
Xamas at Orpheum Brings Magic Illusion and Comedy
The Orpheum opens a new vaudeville bill featuring Roland Travers and Co with magic and illusion. Walter Mohnsen of Muscatine unveils a fresh act for the circuits. Clyde and Marion deliver sharp laughs, Nathana Bros. skate and trick, Lillian Watson adds eastern flair. Mrs. Shellabarger duo return from Letts after city visit.
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Orpheum
Roland Travers
Nathana
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