Proof of Will Hearing Notice in Marion County Iowa
Notice files the last will and testament of Mary Dudgeon deceased in Marion County Iowa. Hearing set for May 4 1915 in the District Court before Harold Clements with Deputy Walter Kester. Also an ad for trees nursery deliveries and a clothing ad listing blue serges cashmeres and suits priced at 15 to 25 dollars.
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Mary
Dudgeon
Harold Clements
Walter Kester
Knoxville
Oak Grove Nursery
City
A. VerPloegh & Son
No better 5c cigar is sold in Pella than George the Fifth
A brief shopping note proclaims George the Fifth cigar as the best 5 cent smoke in Pella, available at all cigar cases.
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Pella
George
Vander Linden Bazaar Promises Low Prices On Fine Values
Local advertisement touts ongoing sales at Vander Linden Bazaar. It highlights affordable prices and artistic combinations, inviting customers to win satisfaction through easy shopping.
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Vander Linden Bazar
Baby on the car cheerful to all aboard
A baby rides a streetcar for the first time, charming fellow passengers. Businessmen, clerks, old ladies, and a proud father react with smiles and playful antics as the child tugs hats, shares a cherry, and bids farewells, leaving a warm, sunlit impression on all.
Dissuasives from Despon Dency
If you are distressed in mind, serenity and joy may dawn upon you. If you have been happy, diffuse happiness to others. If misfortunes come from others, live and be wiser in the future. If you are indigent, life may change as renewing seasons.
Living with Humility and Charity Beyond Adversity
A fragmentary reflection urges enduring virtue and benevolence. It counsels living with humility when criticized, earning honors through merit, and improving others by shared progress. It promotes protecting true friends, wise conduct, and loving all, while trusting in a steadfast higher power.
Settle It Right by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Poem urging perseverance in justice as oppression rises and victory seems near. The speaker insists no question is settled until settled right, calling readers to endure, persist, and challenge strong foes. It envisions workers and oppressed people continuing their struggle against mighty power.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden
Medicine
Hotel & Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Dr. Pieros
Sto
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