Near Town News Highlights Many Local Events
Mrs. Cornelia Azers buys a new car. A tragic double sorrow as the Kooh child dies after a burn incident while the son Dick remains hospitalized in France. Local soldiers in France send items home and many returning service members settle back, while residents incur accidents and births.
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Steen Kooh
France
Baby Boy Born in Oskaloosa Hospital News
Sally News reports baby boy born Wednesday February 6 in Oskaloosa hospital to Mr and Mrs Carroll Macy. Macy is junior partner in Macy and Awtry company. Mrs Earl Ormiston widowed recently. Mrs Nellie Drake accompanied her to Newton. Sully faces a flu epidemic with ten quarantined families. A baby boy born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Vanderkamp south of town. Mrs Vanderkamp formerly Johanna Boat. Guy R Ellscott, son of Mr and Mrs Anne Ellscott of Sully, arrives home from Camp Dodge with honorable discharge.
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Anne van Arkel
Zystra
Newton
Mrs. Carroll Macy
Oskaloosa Hospital
Mr. Macy
Macy & Awtry Company
Earl Ormiston
Des Moines
Nellie Drake
Sully
Wilbur Vanderkamp
Vanderkamp
Johanna Boat
Guy R. Ellscott
Anne Elscott
Camp Dodge
Uncle Sam
Frightened by influenza seek calm health tips
The text urges calm actions to avoid influenza. It advises practical steps like wearing gauze, avoiding crowds and shared items, keeping strength with outdoor exercise and nourishment, and home remedies. It recommends hot baths, laxatives, hot lemonade, sweating, Av uric Tablets, and Dr Sage’s Remedy for nasal relief.
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Jerce
Local Notables Attend Visits and Socials in Area
Rev and Mrs Ossewaarde hosted dinner at Arie Karver home Thursday Private Don DePrenger returned Saturday to see his ill mother Willing Workers gathered at Angeline DeKocks Tuesday a pleasant gathering Len Voss bought the Butler farm Dena Van Roekel of Pella visited Nelle DePrenger Miss Jeanette Meppelink was an Oskalooga caller Saturday John Van Duren and Will DeHeer assisted moving at Tracy Will DeJong called on in Oskaloosa Many attendees at Herman Braam funeral Tuesday
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Don DePrenger
Bitters Becomes Alcoholic Beverage Issue In Newton
Newton police report rising drunken cases linked to bitters brands Horlax Hostetters and Elec tric with 18 to 40 percent alcohol. County Attorney M R Hammer Jr seeks state action to curb wholesale bitters to bootleggers and youths. twenty six local leaders back letter to Jasper county legislators.
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Newton
Hostetters
Electric
M. R. Hammer, Jr
Hammer
Jasper County
Havner
Newton Record
Keep the Kidneys Well Pella Citizen Endorses Dean's Pills
A Pella resident, Mrs. I. J. Beerends of 810 W Liberty St, praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from backaches, headaches, dizziness, and sleep disruption caused by kidney trouble. The ad notes the product costs 60 cents and is sold by dealers, urging others to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Pella
Dean
I. J. Beerends
W. Liberty St
Rock Island Train Schedule Summary
Eastbound trains include Passenger Nos 470 472 474 and Local Freight No 82. Westbound trains list Passenger Nos 47 473 471 and Local Freight No 81. Freight for shipment on the locale must be at the station by 5:00 pm the evening before. Both local freights carry passengers. Wabash Time Table Howell Iowa East at 9:16 am with unclear connections.
Soldiers to Get Extra Pay and Mileage Upon Discharge
A senate passed bill guarantees one month’s extra pay and mileage home at five cents per mile for all discharged soldiers and sailors, plus a uniform and overcoat. Amendments by Poindexter and Ashurst for mileage and pay were accepted, with ongoing debate on broader relief measures including a three month pay proposal.
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Senate
Senator Chamberlain
Military Affairs Committee
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Poindexter
Washington
Ashurst
Arizona
Chamberlain
Shhurst
Europe
Mortgage and notes for sale advertised locally
Notice states several mortgages and notes for sale with contact for Geo J Thomassen at his office. The ad mentions Saturday afternoon with a phone or office call directive and a time window 5 to 9.
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Geo
J. Thomassen
Facing the Prospect of a Long Rest Described
The quote suggests weariness is common and warns that patience may lead to an unavoidable long rest, a fate few would welcome. It frames exhaustion as a widespread condition and hints at an eventual, unwelcome conclusion.
Allen's Foot-Base Antiseptic Powder Ad Claim
If your feet ache and burn and make you tired all over ask any druggist for Allen's Foot Base the antiseptic powder shake it in your shoes and walk all day in comfort. It has no equal for corns bunions blisters or callouses. Used by American British and French soldiers.
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Allen
Wallpaper Supply Promise in Vander Londers Ad
A reader asked about hanging wallpaper this season as a local ad promises wall coverings and related supplies. The notice offers competitive values and asserts readiness to meet customer needs from Vander Londers BAL.
Der Tag for British Fleet is full of human interest
New York observer narrates the surrender of seven German submarines to the British Navy off Harwich. The scene shows a circle of white ensigns, mixed emotions among crews, and ceremonial exchanges aboard the Melampus as German officers and sailors board their transports. The article notes pride, sadness, and reverence amid wartime decorum.
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New York
New York Sun
North Sea
H. M. S. Melampus
Sierra Ventant
Titania
Tyrwhitt
Childe Roland
Germany
Melampus
Mediterranean
Nelson
Landovery Castle
Wolff Bureau
Harwich
Lincoln versus Washington a Central Ray reflection
A Central Ray column laments the quiet observance of Lincoln’s birthday on February 12 in Pella and at college. It argues Lincoln’s leadership and character surpass Washington’s, praising Lincoln as the hard knocking self made man who preserved the nation, while acknowledging Washington’s foundational role.
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Pella
Central
Lincoln
Washington
America
Abraham Lincoln
Boy Convincing Father He Can Make Good in Oak Park
Stephen Horton son of Benjamin P Horton a wealthy Oak Park resident has taken to shining shoes to prove he can generate income. He claims to deliver the "ahinos" to 100 patrons, earning about 10 dollars a week, as part of a business proposition.
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Oak Park
Stephen Horton
Benjamin P. Horton
Baye
Building Lot for Sale on North Main Street
Two blocks from the square on north Main Street east frontage this property offers ample width and depth for an ideal building lot. Apply to J. G. Sybenga.
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J. G. Sybenga
Adenoids Cure Deafness Without Anesthesia
Dr A H Weber reports a new adenoid treatment avoiding chloroform for children. Adenoids lie at the throat near the posterior nasal passages. curing them greatly improves hearing. A Radcliffe postal worker’s daughter and others in Stuart Ackley Winterset and more benefited.
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A. H. Weber
Nels Johnson
Radcliffe
Weber
A. Bush
Stuart
George Hoheman
Ackley
John Bullock Hardy
C. Reagan
Winterset
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Vernon Brock
Carl Coffee
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Sam Beyer
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Charlie Jacobs
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Mrs. Harlan Lanphier
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Alle de Holt
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Gertrude Vanderwaal
Franklin Duane
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Rev
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Arie Karver Home
Angeline DeKock
Len Voss
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Dena van Roekel
Nelle DePrenger
Jeanette Meppelink
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Will DeHeer
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Rock Island Train Service
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