Dance at Maccabee Ball Saturday Evening
Colfax local notes list a dance at the Maccabee ball this Saturday. Numerous residents from Lone Tree Nichols Adams Letts Colfax and surrounding towns were seen shopping or visiting in the city then returning home by train or afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Mies
Lola Norris
Lone Tree
L. T. Huskins
Pat
Thernoon
Bea Smith
Nichols
Joan Keaman
Shapes
Jeanette Teems of
John Keuger
B.D. Curle
8. S. Ruser
Mise Hose
Nichals
Chiy City
Margaret J. Burke
Adams
Moose attendlan Lodge Notice
Moose members are informed that there will be no meeting this week and the next gathering will occur in December by order of the Dictator A L Madden secretary.
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Moose
A. L. Madden
Soc
Zoe
Cure for rheumatism advertised by Jackson of Syracuse New York
An emaciated testimonial lauds a miraculous remedy for rheumatism claiming permanent cure after years of suffering. The letter urges readers to send names and addresses to receive the treatment and asserts the product can be mailed for one dollar with no money required if proven ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea
Avery
Jong
MATUC
Jackson
Gola Qurncy
Seracuse
Tia
Aboro Magemani
Foley
Bulla
Reich of Medicine
Ccsn
Final Appeal for Funds Voiced by Salvation Army Captain
Captain James of the Salvation Army issues a final appeal for money to fund Christmas Day food for the city’s poor. Nearly $150 remains to provide a bountiful holiday meal for families under the army’s care amid competing charitable efforts. Seek additional aid at the eleventh hour to place baskets in many homes.
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James
Salvation Army
Program At Bridge Out Autoist German M E Church Dead
A church program at the German Methodist church Friday at 7 o clock features a long list of declamations songs solos and readings. The event includes dramatic pieces such as The Girl That Santa Claus and A Christmas Greeting with many local youths performing and the closing benediction.
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Bridge Out
Marte
Herwig
Ruthenberg
Fern
Shelford Diereks
Armold Wicke
Weldon Proehner
Santa Claus
Alvena Koenig
Harvey Winn
Mrs. Hiller
Carl and
Curt Abit
Helna Gigner
Wdna Punck
Justher Kettelka
Lysle Froehner
Elmus Diercles
Miriam Zeidler
Lang
Derek
Johnnie Lemkau
Zelma Pinck
Robert Pinck
Kenneth Lemkau
Wilma Abe
Ruch Frotimer
the Schoenig
Helen Scheenkel
Margaret Ryan
Zeloa Funch
Donald Lemkau
Bernice Reay
Jesus
Bethlehem
Carl Schenkel
Henriett
Hoenry Schenkel
John Song
Felda
War boost to trade for Newfoundland and Canada
A wartime shift boosts Newfoundland and Canadian maritime trade with Portugal by ending long standing discrimination. Portugal now accepts fish products from Newfoundland and the Maritime provinces on equal terms with other nations, reversing prior favoritism toward Norway. Canada and Newfoundland accep t Portugal's wine naming rules with reciprocal concessions.
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Prous
St. Johns
Norway
Portugal
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Canada
Kindness Forgiveness and Laughter On Holiday Telephone Wires
A cheerful note describes kindness forgiveness and laughter spanning the holiday season as messages carried across telephone wires, reflecting community warmth and seasonal joy.
Christmas services and obituaries in Columbus Junction area
The community recalls multiple deaths and a Christmas program at Columbus Junction. Obituaries note survivors including Thompson and Brown families, a spouse of several marriages, and a brother in Indiana. Alonzo Enyart of South Hill, near Columbus Junction, died after a paralytic stroke. his age and lineage are listed, with services at Spring Run church and burial at Spring Run cemetery. A Christmas service at the Reformed church lists a lengthy program of readings, songs, and solos.
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Columbus Juncion
Mary Cline
Sigourney
Walter Cling
Edith Getts
Letts
Lloyd Lieber- Brecht
Goeldner
Keola
Abs. D. N. Johnson
Ellsworth Mantey
Grant City
Charlotte Mulhern
P. W. Westbrook
Grace Butler
Muscatine
W. R. Lytle
Claire
Wis
Ats
J. S. Blair
Lytle
Madda Atchison
Margaret Bliven
D. Enoch
Columbus City
Davenport
W. W. Dailey
Maorie Armbright
West Branch
Luella Bran
Roy Hildebrand
Muscattine
J. A. Fox
Carstairs
Alberta
Canada
David Fox
Frank Duncan
Mary Foster
Wapello
BB. Tucker
Elmer Hughes
Washington
W. H. Hughes
Lizzie Hidlevaugh
Red‘hers
Saskatchewan
AS. Turkington
John SheHebarger
Suragne
Burlington
R. A. Acheson
George Ebner
Aineworth
WN. Tohnston
Dan Peters
Lena of
Colter
Wishard
UFP
Hus City
Ray
Boyd Johnson
Mark Brockway
Cone
Liu Orr
Monouth
Melinda Spafford
J. G. Duncan
Mt. Pleasant
Sune Fay
Melinda Phillips
Virginia
Columbus Junction
Indiana
Quincy Thompson
Thompson
H. C. Thompson
Viola
W. W., Thompson
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Thompson
Wm. Brown
Gloria Putin
Dorothy Johnston
LuHaby
Helen Darrow
Izavelle McCormick
King of Love's School
lLeona Turner
Geo
Bernice Wilcox
Mabel and
Mary Turner
Grace Wilson
Era McKee
Mazel Warner
Elizabeth McCormick
E. M. Diamond
Hazel Patterson
Myra Malin
Verda
Turner
Alonzo Enyart
Mary Jones
South Hill
Ait Ling
Louis Enyart
Geneseo
Louisa Adams
Pelmar
Neh
Sydney Hall
Stalkville
Neb
Spring Run
Miller
Christmas forger swindles Chicago merchants
A notorious swindler known as the Christmas forger, linked to the December 1920s wave, swindled Chicago merchants of thousands after posing as A Travers, a Montreal contractor. He carried fake letters of credit for 1000 to 10000 and targeted high value jewelry and concerts, with recent losses from 100 to 500 per case.
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Chicago
Lil
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
A. Travers
Montreal
Canada
Travers
XMAS AT ORPHEUM PROMISES SPLENDID VAUDEVILLE SHOW
Orpheum bellows a merry program headlined by Roland Travers and company with magic and mystery acts. Muscatine’s Walter Motnsén debuts a new routine, Clyde and Marion deliver sharp comedy, Nathana Bros twins perform trick skating, and Lillian Watson rounds out the bill with eastern appeal. Mrs. Shetlabarger and Mrs E. E. Shellabarger return home after a day of shopping.
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Orpheum
Roland Travers
Walter Motnsén
Muscatine
Clyde
Marion
First Mortgages Iowa Farms Safe and Sure
A local advertisement promotes First Mortgage Farm Loans promising safety and reliability. It touts 37 years of experience, offers a 6 percent rate, and allows investments starting at $100 with complete customer satisfaction claims.
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Iowa
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