Aged Fredonia Woman Dead. Funeral Planned
Mrs James Schmidt an aged Fredonia resident and mother of George Kranz and Albert Schmidt died after prolonged illness. Born March 8 1838 in New Jersey she was 86. Funeral from Fredonia Methodist church Thursday at 2 pm with Rev Brooks officiating. Burial in Fredonia Oakville cemetery.
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James Schmidt
Fredonia
George Krons
Albert Schmitt
Jana Fisher Schmidt
New Jersey
Chria Atian Schmidt
Muscatine
Mr. Schmidt
Iren
George Kranz
Albert Schmide
Henry Schmidt
Council Bluffs
Mra. J. We Lee
Fred Schmidt
Mredona
Renants
Fredonia Methodist Church
3. C. Brooks
Methodist Church
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Wredonl
Iowa Registration for 22,000 Young Men
Des Moines reports preparations for national registration of all men aged 21 to 31, to be held June 4 to 5, with local draft boards overseeing sites in county seats and major cities. An estimated 22,000 Iowa men must register under the law.
North Prairie to Organize Red Cross Auxiliary
Plans are underway to form an auxiliary to 19 local Red Cross chapters in North Prairie. A meeting is set for Friday evening, weather permitting, with W. R. Jayne and Mrs. M. La Thorpe ton guiding the effort. All interested are invited to attend at North Prairie at 18 announced. The Artist's Touch. Mistress-How do you manage to make audio noise here In the kitchen. Cook-Well. just you try to break four plates without making four noise. Boston Transcript.
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North Prairie
Red Cross
W. R. Jayne
Boston ‘Transcript
Auto Crash Hurts Williams Boys in Wilton Iowa
A Ford touring car owned by Ed Kelley near Wilton Iowa overturned Sunday afternoon. Williams boys and a boy named Robert Williams suffered a broken collarbone and arm. Kelley’s three sons were unharmed. The car spun out while trying to pass two cars, a wheel broke off, and the group was taken to Iowa City hospital for treatment of fractures. Doctors A R Lotth and W A Cooling attended.
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Wilton
Iowa
Ed. Kelley
Robert Williams
Ed. Friedl
Here
Wiliams
Kelley
A. R. Lotth
W. A. Cooling
Iowa City
West Liberty Chautauqua and Funeral Details
The town notes the B. I. Bembree funeral at the Presbyterian church in West Liberty Iowa with burial at Oak Ridge attended by family from Los Angeles Iowa City Wellman and West Liberty. Chautauqua events run June 7 to 13 with programs daily and farm timed adjustments. City Christian church annual meeting and basket dinner in Liberty draws large crowd with New Year site for next year chosen at Iowa City. Meetings of underwriters and local drivers plus Cedar Rapids visitors fill the weekend schedule.
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West Liberty
Iowa
B. I. Bembree
Presbyterian Church
R. Merriart
Oak Ridge
Mayme Maynorth
Los Angeles
Cal
Mra
Elizabeth Weboring
Iowa City
Wm. Bimbree
Wellman
George Embres
Bry
Rachel Molmes
Cluntanqua
M. Carson
Sus Perintendent
Anguata Jayne
Chilavons
Beglig
Towa City
Gukerman
Lown Chey
Bo Brown
Kalona
Morey Higl
Cedar Rapida
J. C. Nichols
Toy
U.K
Farmers urged to watch costs in Muscatine county
Farmers in Muscatine county attended a meeting at the farm bureau office to learn a government urged cost accounting system. The scheme tracks monthly expenses for feed labor and other items used in raising cattle hogs and dairy. It aims to help set profitable prices and reports will be sent to the government.
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Muscatine
L. G Albaugh
Ames
Wat Sheld
Bireaud
Court House
Farapera
Williams Treatment Promises Relief for Excessive Uric Acid
Advertisement offers The Williams Treatment for uric acid and rheumatic conditions. Claims 32 doses per bottle, pain relief, and energy return. Promises a free trial bottle and then a regular 150 bottle by parcel post, with no charge or obligation. Address requests to The Williams Company Dept. 1 1668, F oO Block, East Hampton, Conn.
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Ric
Ping
Besina
Wiliams
AL Willians Company
Hampton
Addraus
Mutilation of Flag Reported in Iowa Town
Community indignation rose after vandal defaced two public flags on a Sunday night. The post office banner showed slits near the floor, the hall flag was removed then found torn on a railway line. Authorities were notified and an investigation is underway.
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Kootn
Iowa
Junda
Tung
Yun
Jerome Wilcox
Helrig
Columbus Junction News Roundup of June Visits and Visits
In Columbus Junction on June 5 many locals were noted visiting relatives and traveling to Muscatine, Cedar Rapids, Chicago and beyond. Notables include Mrs. Mark Richey returning from Olds to visit family, Miss Hindi Sprague signing a Chautauqua contract, and Alex McCullough delivering election returns from Conesville. The Wed Crags work rooms move to the high school, while residents cover hospital detours, commencements, and travel as Miss Lucile Molaberry prepares Northwestern University graduation.
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Oakville
Towa
W. R. C. Corps
Allen Hall
Chicago
Tall ‘Alr Lock Company
Culherson
Rossuth
McCoy
Charles McFall
Oakaloosa
Brown Tlarp
Morning Sea
Milas
Sophia Jackson
Blancha Carter
Betsy Enat
Charles
McFall
Att Misa Nellie Graves
Michigan
Red Cross Reams
Charles Matthews
A. A. Townsend
Schweitzer Boys
Muscatine
Burlington
J. W. Waterhonga
Columbus Junction
Mark Richey
Olds
BE. A. Miller
Alfred Richey
Canesville
Harry Abbott
Wilbur Newell Abbott
W. H. Harrison
Parma
Fred Hisi
Misa Opal
Verle
Genevieve
P. M. Alfred
Gladwin
Schluns
Ewing
Freddu
Mors
Sehlunz
Hindi Sprague
Cadar Rapids
Dunetion
Children’s Department
Alex McCullough
Conesville
Mascatine
Roy ‘Toton
J. L. Overholt
Washington, D
Wapallo
Wed Crags
J. Curr Duncan
Pleasant
Camp Dodge
Mall
W. C
Mra
T. E. Johnston
Columbus
Misa Havel Dallmeyer
Clark
Sigourney
R. J. Reaney
Agnes
Louise Reaney
Mr. Molaberry
Gail Holada
Lucile Molaberry
Molsberry
Fittend
Northwestern University
Luefle
Holdda
John Reece
Freeport
G. I. Church
Cedart Rapids
Joseph Church
Harry Bliven
New York City
J RJ. Roaney
Charles Eason
Reell's Point
Mont
Mernity
Lyla Criger
Coneaville
Larel
W. Solomon
Columbus City
Learn to Use War Substitutes Demonstrated at Fruitland
A county home demonstrator led a wheat substitute demonstration at Fruitland Island, showcasing blends like rye and corn muffins, corn meal bread, crumble cakes and gingerbread. The session encouraged questions and emphasized practical uses of substitutes in baking with sorghum, sour milk and oats.
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Magcathne
Fruitland
Mise
Misa Well
Johny
Pittsburgh Housewife Credits Vinal For Recovery
Mrs James Croker of Pittsburgh credits Vinal with lifting a rundown nervous condition and restoring appetite after trying other remedies. She says the medicine built her up, improved strength and red blood, and left her feeling much better overall. Mayercamp's Prescription Brug Store advertises the product.
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Pitsburgh
Pittsburgh
Vinal
Avery
James Croker
Mie Renson
Croker
Mavercamp's
Decoration Day Observance At Reynolda Cemetery Drury
Decoration day services drew many locals to Reynolda cemetery in Drury township. Revered speakers Rev. Jones of Rock Island and Rev. L M Winters delivered sermons and prayers amid music from Sabbath schools. Attendances from Bay Island Wilva Rock Island Pine Bay and Wrayville joined family gatherings and flag raising ceremonies on a solemn, community day.
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Drury
Reynolda
Jones
Rock Taland
Tllinois
NalllecHffard
L. Im. Winters
Nola Gillett
Chase
Carl Wrg
Rock Island
Jas
G. Britton
Frank
Elwer Reynolds
Raynolda
Mya
Edward Feldman
Nelle
Moster
Lo Bay Island
TL. H
Wilva
Winter
Biza
Tower Bay
Wrayville
Attandon
and Leon
Dunya
White Lilly
Eedward Reynolds
Watson Sunviay
Mian
Pearl Mee
Andluaia
Z. A. Gorham
Pina Dilat
Jeanette Staen
Mattle Bowers
Whgville
Albert Bowser
Pine Bay
John Bowser
Wilbur Terry
Bay Island
Terry
Pine Blatt
Tha. Lao
Want Ads Promote Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy for Women
Want ads suggest women who worry and blues can be helped by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Claims of revitalizing the system and curing functional derangements with outdoor life, sleep improvement, and a traditional remedy are presented in promotional language.
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Lydia
Pinkhaim
Wilton News Young people honor guest at farewell party
A Wilton farewell party for Wallis Stutler drew about 85 junior and sophomore students from Wilton Hill School. The event featured music, games, and decorations in red white and blue, with refreshments served. Wallis Stutler left for Navy training at Great Lakes Naval Station after last week’s departure.
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Wilt
Walled Stutler
Will Herr
Witon Hill School
Wallace
Navy
Latkes Naval Training Station
Mildred’ Barger
Muscadue
Thos, Smith
Grinnell
Smith
James Smith
Uly
Tennesses
Rennins
Witton
Muscaline
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Puto
Oakdale
J. B. Mason
Vialt
Mincaid
Davenport
Woman's Relief Corps
Minnie Dee
Frank Bush
Town City
Nariman
Wm. Lang
Mary Shiffer
Wisabeth Mebenny
Mallentine
Fred Kincaid
Ly B. Magon
Chas
GriMs
Durant
Yula Dodon
Iowa City
Moline
G. J. Nicolaus
Harold Nicolaus
Tudolah Farner
Leah Nicolaus
Dre
A. R. Leith
W. A. Cooling Tools
Jobert Williamas
Towk City
L. GC. Winter
W. I. Johnston
Muscatine
Herman
Morning Sun society notes and local visits
Morning Sun residents report a June schedule of visits and travels. Mrs William Buller returns from Monmouth with Mr and Mrs Wylie Stewart and Margaret Agnes. Armour Willison on furlough from the navy, Mrs Thomas Fallon visiting East End Pittsburg, and Hazel McClurkin attending a funeral in Shelby. Announcements include the marriage of Cecil Wilson to Irene Clark in Seattle and various local visits by residents to nearby towns and events.
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Morning Sun
Iowa
Misa
Mary Kopstriele
Bone
Faifbath
Minn
William Buller
Monmouth
Wylie Stewart
Margaret Agnes
Armour Willison
United States Navy
Rel Tren
Oliver Buird
Blanchard
Towa
Sharon
Anna Patterson
Willard Thompson
Garland
Robert Alien
Geaver
Wally
Iva
Sumnel Marshall
Stanley Matthews
Martha
Marsh
Little Rock Ann
G. Patterson
Thomas Patton
J. W. Cavin
R. P
Beaver Falla
Trent
Cecil Wilson
Mise Ireng Clark
Tboise
Father John’s Medicine Food Value Claim Promoted
An old advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as a tonic with superior nourishment claiming 25715.74 calories per tonxpoons, five times more nourishing than cod, seven and a half times than oysters, and nearly as nourishing as milk. It notes no alcohol or dangerous drugs and presents it as a doctor’s prescription tonic.
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Father John
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