Conesville High School Plans First Class Graduation
Conesville Iowa May 11 Special The first graduation class from Conesville High School will graduate June 1 at the Reformed church. Thirteen students will receive diplomas. The ceremony features performances by the Cone quartet and a class song by Grace Gunderson.
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Conesville
Conesville High School
Reformed Church
Abel
Byron McKee
Glen McCulloch
Roy Abbott
Roy Jean
Jesse Smith
Laura McC
Blue Grass Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Blue Grass Iowa residents report Mr and Mrs Hopper hosting their Chicago bred daughter as part of a spring social. Mr and Mrs Henry Lehmo also welcome a guest visiting from the city, continuing small town hospitality chatter.
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Blue Grass
Hopper
Chicago
Henry Lehmo
Cattle Shipped to Chicago. Local Notables Travel
Letts Iowa reports W W Wabnitz shipped cattle to Chicago. Deputy Sheriff Carpenter of Columbus Junction was in town on legal business. PD Shellabarger visited Muscatine to see his hospitalized son. J H Garrett and Miss Pearl Furnas expect home from Chicago tonight. Nichols Home talent company to present The Heroic Dutchman at the opera house Thursday.
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F. L. Darrow
J. A. Hanft
Ella Edwards
E. W. Murdock
Frank Oakes
R. J. Reaney
J. S. Blair
J. A. Sprague
J. W. Garnes
Chicago
E. O. Griswold
Washington
Crawfordsville
J. R. Rickey
G. R. King
Letts
John McEwan
G. W. Riley
Davenport
Lawrence Lupton
H. M. Shellabarger
Wapello
Paul Armbright
Henry Simmons
Will Hutton
Muscatine
R. A. Hutton
S. M. van Vliet
Dave Griffith
Columbus Junction
L. van Horn
Burlington
D. R. Foster
Phil Westbrook
S. A. Johnson
Ss. M. van Vieit
Shellbark
Alberta
Canada
Theo. Hull
Kansas City
Churches Plan Activities For Children Day In Town
The town prepares for a Children’s Day program as churches coordinate events. Ulrich Garrett recently returned from Chicago with stock. Assistant Engineer Bradford orders a grade survey and immediate work begins. Several locals travel for visits, business, or worship, including Brown in Washington and McDaniel family in Muscatine. Barnett survives a near accident at the depot after engine step collision.
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Ulrich Garrett
Chicago
Bradford
Muscatine
W. G. Shellabarger
Editor Brown
Washington
M. E
Brown
F. H. McDaniel
Groff
Milt Shearer
H. L. Shearer
Columbus City
L. van Horn
Mt. Pleasant
Danville
Della Latta
C. Furnas
Topeka
Kansas
U. B. Church
Henry O'Connor
Columbus Junction
Letts
Agent Barnett
Social notes from Liberty and surrounding towns
Residents report small health recoveries and visits. Mrs. Samuel Halleck returns from Iowa City hospital for relief. Misses Buckman of Wilton visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C Collison. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shafit visit Muscatine relative. L L Lamb Sr returns from winter in Clinton. Mrs Lizzie Heberling home to resume work. Henry Hiatt and Frank Holmes improving slowly. Mrs Sepha Embree and children visiting Cedar Rapids with Mrs Embree's sister Mrs Lou Patterson.
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Liberty
Samuel Halleck
Iowa City
Misses Buckman
Wilton
C. Collison
Fred Shafit
Mr. Shafnit
Muscatine
L. L. Lamb
Clinton
Mr. Lamb
Lizzie Heberling
Henry Hiatt
Frank Holmes
Sepha Embree
Cedar Rapids
Embree
Lou Patterson
Sunday Visits and Local Illnesses in Concord
Concord residents report visits to relatives in Fredonia including Miss Clara Wagner and Miss Maud George with their grandmother Mrs. Fannie Wagner. The Blake family remains ill while Dr. Darrow attends. Mrs. Williams visited her son Mr. Chet Williams and family.
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Concord
Clara Wagner
Mary Mickey
Fredonia
Harry Gipple
Chas Gipple
John Blake
Darrow
Maud George
Ethel Johnston
Fannie Wagner
W. Williams
Chet Williams
Mrs Weed III Improves After Pleural Pneumonia
East Hill notes report Mrs James Weed III of Washington Street improving from a serious pleural pneumonia attack that began Friday. Dr G O Morgridge treats her and Mrs Martha Elkins assists.
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James Weed III
James Weed
Washington Street
G. O. Morgridge
Martha Elkins
Lincoln School
Park Avenue
M. EB. Church
East Hill
Man Reports Kidney Cure After Years of Illness
Evansville resident B Spiegel describes five years of kidney and bladder troubles, wasting away and finally being told to prepare for death. After using Foley's Kidney Cure, he reports complete relief after two bottles. Havercama's Prescription Drug Store.
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B. Spiegel
Virginia St
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Havercama
A Good Thing for Mother
If she is tired out or sickly Electric Bitters will give her new life. Try them at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store with no charge.
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Havercamp’s
Nickel Plate Road offers through sleeping cars and dining service
The Nickel Plate Road advertises all through vestibuled sleeping cars on routes from Chicago to Boston New York and intermediate points via West Shore Lackawanna and Boston and Maine lines. Dining car meals are on the American Club Meal Plan with fares from low to 1.00. Train No 2 departs Chicago 10 35 daily to Boston and New York. Train No 4 leaves 2 30 daily to Buffalo and intermediate points. Train No 6 at 9 15 daily to Ft Wayne Cleveland Erie Buffalo and other destinations reaching New York City early next morning. Contact John Y Calahan Nickel Plate Road for tickets at Chicago Depot La Salle and Van Buren.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Boston
American Club
West Shore
Boston & Maine
Lackawanna
Ft. Wayne
Erie
New York City
John Y. Calahan
Nickel Plate Road
Adams 8St
Chicago Depot
la Salle and
van Buren Sts
Morgan brothers host friends in Columbus Junction social
Walter and David Morgan entertained many friends at a social in Columbus Junction with games music and a general good time. Guests included Sylvia McCullough Isabelle Siverly Della Hill Florence Rogers Lela Rhodes Will Moffit Fred Moore Fred Schomberg L C Hill and Harry Robertson. The notice mentions a mothers meeting program to be held at the high school building Thursday after.
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Walter
David Morgan
Columbus Junction
Sylvia McCullough
Isabelle Siverly
Della Hill
Florence Rogers
Lela Rhodes
Will Moffit
Fred Moore
Fred Schomberg
L. C. Hill
Harry Robertson
Pastor Arrives as Local Presbyterian Church Seeks Growth
Eleanor Heberling returns from Oklahoma and Missouri. Rev. Cameron accepts call as pastor and moves into the manse this week after serving as pastor in Conroy. Grandma Jones returns to her sons in Atalissa. John McAnnich of Tonkawa attends to business and recently sold his farm to Henry Watters. Mary Creese ill Monday night. Dr. Kimball of West Branch attends.
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Leslie Wagner
Henry Wagner
William Wagner
Henry
Adam Dipple
John Saltan
Durant
J. P. Wunder
Ora
Ethel
J. Pezderski
Fred Pazderski
Carrie Fridley
Mary Dipple
Dan Grimm
Melpine
J. Morris
Montpelier
Blue Grass
Williams
Fern
Elsie
Atalissa
Eleanor Heberling
Oklahoma
Missouri
Cameron
Presbyterian Church
Conroy
Grandma Jones
West Branch
John McAnnich
Tonkawa
Henry Watters
Mary Creese
Dr. Kimball
West
Local Notes and Social Updates from Letts Washington Area
A series of social and travel notes dominate the page. J. W. Garnes returns from Chicago while Miss Griswold travels to Washington then Crawfordsville. Residents report weather disruptions, farmers kept from fields by recent rains, and numerous visits and trips among Letts, Washington, Davenport, Muscatine, and Burlington connections.
Foley’s Honey and Tar ad warns against imitations
Foley & Co Chicago promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as the genuine throat and lung remedy. They urge refusing substitutes, noting the product is mildly laxative, contains no opiates, and is safe for children and sensitive individuals.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Havercamp’s
Some French Diamonds in Brief Aphorisms
A compact note cites French figures and their thoughts on patience truth and virtue as framed aphorisms. Vauvenargues on patience, De Musset on appearances, and Dumas on virtue.
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Vauven
de Musset
Quote about duplicity and caution by Chesterfield
A concise reflection notes that people are misled as often by diffidence as by confidence, attributed to Chesterfield. The line frames skepticism about others' assurances and self doubt in judgments.
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Chesterfield
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