Sixty-One Students Eligible for Mascatina High School
Sixty-one students from city grammar schools are eligible to enter Mascatina High School per Superintendent Tra Melatire. The list includes Washington Allen, Burton Beach, Lawrence Edward Burns, Walter Buchanan, Clara Carroll, and many others who passed final exams and qualify for admission.
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Mascatina High School
Sup't Tra Melatire
Washington
Allen
Burton Beach
Lawrence Edward Burns
Walter Buchanan
Clara Carroll
Clarence Wirmin
Lilly Preyermuth
Florence Haan
Charles Kuhn
Walter Lane
Irene McMains
Mildred Mackenzie
Willam Stoker
Four Graduates at Luingis Town Commencement
The Baptist church at Foster TU hosted commencement for Thornton Wrayville and Foster schools. Diplomas were awarded to four graduates: Bergen Helen Miller Gertruda norm Thornton school Miss Wthol McNml Foster school and Miss Grace Workmnn Wrayville school. Recitations music and prayers filled an uplifting program led by Rev Edwards.
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Baptist Church
Foster
Thornton, Wrayville
Bergen- Helen Miller
Gertruda Norm
Thornton School
Wthol McNml
Foster School
Grace Workmnn
Wrayville School
Edwards
Local Artists Deliver Splendid Musicale at North Prairie
An excellent concert last evening at the North Prairie Media tist Episeoval church featured local artists. Performers included Miss Moe Kent reader, Miss Carrie Dermidy soprano, 3113s Feron Govhin pianist, Herman Schmidt mellophone, Julius A Schmildt flute, Carl C Schmidt violin, and Hermann Schmidt Jr drums and piano. The event was well attended and regarded as a standout entertainment for the church.
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North Prairie Mediatist Episeoval Church By & Companys
Moe Kent
Carrie Dermidy
Feron Govhin
Herman Schmidt
Julius
A. Schmildt
Carl ¢. Schmidt
Hermann Schmidt
North Prairie Church
Hendersons welcome a new daughter in Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville Iowa on June 27 Rev and Mrs H L Henderson announce the birth of a daughter. Isabella Neal has arrived from Wenatchee Washington to join her son John on a fruit ranch. Mrs Mary Walker of Yarmouth visited friends here recently. The Keokuk Presbytery convention met at the U F church with a good visiting turnout. Clarence Youngs began housekeeping at the Harper residence. Misa May McConnell of Xenia Ohio visits her sister Mrs H L Herl Hereon.
WAPELLO Eastern Start group cancels July August meetings
At a regular meeting last Tuesday evening Eastern Start chapter members voted unanimously to dispense with meetings during July and August. Professor Ware Stephens, previously an instructor at the county aerial, left Thursday for Orono Maine, accompanied by his sister Miss Alberta. The trip will include visits to relatives and saints during travel both ways.
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Wapello
Evanine
Ware Stephens
Ae Nial
Orono
Maine
Alberta
Pnons
Winters
Cuticura Remedy Promoted for Scalp Pimples and Itching
An 1912 advertisement from Seymour Missouri extols Cuticura for scalp pimples and itching that burned and festered, claiming relief after two weeks with Use Cutcura Ointment and Soap as directed. It also touts general use for skin eruptions and offers free samples and a booklet by mail from Cuticura, Dept T Boston.
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Seymour
L. Kiluan
Sida Boole
Addron
Quiscura
Dept
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad
Florence South Dakota woman reports relief from monthly bearing pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises it for restoring health and urges others to try the remedy. The letter also notes the company will offer confidential advice to women seeking help.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Florence
Dakota
Pinkham
P. We Lansenc
Route No. 1
South Dakota
Lydia B. Pinkham
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Wapello News
Anita and Towa visit relatives in the city while Attorney Tucker attends business in Columbus Junction. Miss Hallé Crufl of Fredonia visits family. Joiner Davison and R Mediapolts guests arrive. Eighth grade party at Ruth Rice's home. Weber family returns from Columbia Township. Frederick Burrell and Joseph Gilvert in town visiting cousins. Charles Briggs at State Bar convention in Burlington. Tra Lesner and two children visit. Wapello baseball loses 7 to 2 at Vinton. annual business meeting at Vinton draws large crowd. Oxville vs Wanalo postponed by rain, rescheduled in Wapello. Walter Imbert departs for Chicago to work with Marshall Field. Kip departs with D. C. Thomas store. Board of Supervisors travels to Burlington for joint drainage district business. Presbyterian Sunday School hosts a large Myerick gathering. Moonlight Excursion announced by Trinity Guild.
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Chris Waber
Frederick Burrell
Clinton
Town
Joseph Gilvert
Oakland
John
Joe Chittum
Charles Briggs
Burlington
State Bar Association
Tra Lesner
Wapallo
Vinton
Vinton Cinders
Oxkvitle
Wanailo
Wapello
Jay
Walter Lbert
Chicago
Marshall Field and Company
D. C. Thomas
Kip
Board of Supervisors
Das - Moin
Presbyterian
Myerick
West Branch Fourth of July Parade Draws Wide Attention
West Branch Ia plans a large Fourth of July celebration with a monster parade featuring John Brown days Cedar County. The event includes free dinner, a Pall game between Davenport Independents and West Branch, plus sports races and a wedding high noon.
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West Branch
Joni Brown
Cedar County
John Brown
Cedar Com
Springdale
Davenport
Fourth of July Adds Fine Horse Show Feature
Ira Freeman obituary notes death in Indianapolis. Announcement reports a big Fourth of July addition a horse show with prizes, to be held at 2 p.m. Local committee members Joe Simmerman and G. R. Wells secure horsemen assurances. Also covers a serious shooting of Warl Shaw in St. Joe, Mo., a bridge derailment delay for Rock Island trains, and P. I. G. trip to Sigourney for a picnic.
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Nashington
Joe Simmerman
G. R. Wells
Ira Freeman
Wm. Shanon
Indianole
Tua
Washington
Sam Logan
Warl Shaw
St. Joe. Mo
Earl McCoy
Shaw
The
Gazette
Sigourney
P. Ee O
Bigourney
Te Sigourney
le Society
Rock Island
Ainsworth
Lipertrville
Ely's Cream Balm promises instant catarrh relief
A heavily worded advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as an instant cure for colds and catarrh. It claims nostrils open immediately, headaches fade, and breathing clears after applying the balm in the nose and throat areas. The copy urges buying a small bottle at any drug store to end misery and lingering symptoms.
Troublous Days for the Telephone Mek
Weekly trouble hits rural lines as storms disrupt telegraph and toll services. Wires out of order span fifty local towns with repairs stretched to six days, forcing officials to push crews to 25 hour shifts. Chamberlain's Liniment ad cites a Homer City reader praising relief from rheumatism after a single bottle.
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Zere
Camplainte
Lockhard
Homer City
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