Miss Bessie Brom Sids her Uncle in Oskaloosa
Miss Bessie Brom of Oskaloosa satid her uncle Tunis Brom over Sunday. Miss Anna Van Rheenan a Reliable Mercantile Co bookkeeper takes a few weeks vacation. Oskaloosa ministers plan to combine evening church services due to fuel shortages as Sparks case witnesses gather to contest the late J J Sparks will claiming mental incompetence at the time of the October 16 1915 instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Brom
Oskaloosa
Tunis Brom
Anna van Rheenan
Reliable Mercantile Co
New Sharon
J. J. Sparks
Measles cases and local travel notes reported in Knoxville
Knoxville news reports several measles cases of German variety in the city and updates on local residents visiting Des Moines and Omaha. The piece notes family visits, travels to Des Moines, Omaha, and Cheyenne, plus Lieut. C. S. Cornell’s call for active service and selection for a hospital unit.
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Lila Bayless-Mayer
G. J. Dennis
Harvey
Pete DeCook
Milt Davis
Des Moines
Leona Cleland
J. C. Collins
Collins
Fannie Kelsey
Des
Sebastian Foldel
Harry Aldrich
Omaha
Gail Walter
Dr. Johnston
Thos. Speed
Cheyenne
Wyo
Knoxville
Local notes from Eddyville and area reflect family visits and farm trades
D A Van Zante and family visited W Hindman. Van Loon planned a visit to Pella. Mrs G Verrips returned from Wapello. Dorothy Slycord ill with pneumonia. Jay Harding appointed Rock Island and Hartford agent. Van Klootwyk family sick but improving. P A Sandberg sold farms, 79 acres plus 41 acres timber land bought by Alfred Bennett with George Katko staying. Train 474 hit cattle near town. 12 cattle killed or disabled, no injuries. engineer unable to see due to heavy snow.
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the Tribune
D. A. van Zante
Hindman
D. van Loon
Pella
Hartford
Iowa
Ralph Chord
M. van Klootwyk
Kaby
van Klootwyk
Sparks
South Fifth Street
P. A. Sandberg
Thos. Richardson
J. B. Jones
Alfred Bennett
Geo. Katko
Rock Island
Palmer Bros
Prairie City Notices of Visiting Friends and SNugteren Louisma Marriage
Mrs. Albert Kellerman and son William of Oskaloosa visited Neal Huisman's last week. Mrs. A. T. Tesseling returned to Pella after a week with daughter Mrs. Alex Van Vark. John DeCook of Michigan visiting G. I. Borda's in Pella left Friday afternoon. The marriage of Miss Christina Nugteren and Mr. George Lousma occurred December 12. They reside in the John Klein house and Lousma farms on the Blattner place. friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kellerman
William
Oskaloosa
Neal Huisman
A. T. Tesseling
Pella
Alex van Vark
John DeCook
Michigan
G. I. Borda’s
Christina Nugteren
George Lousma
How to Refresh Your Wardrobe With Dy O La Dye
Review old clothing and dye with Dy O La in sixteen colors to refresh your wardrobe. Retrim garments to create new looks, using a modern home dye made from silane digoulty for easier at home color changes.
Dy-O-La Dye Color Chart Promises Fast Color
A Detroit advertisement urges buyers to choose Dy-O-La Dye from a druggist or storekeeper, claiming color fastness and no rubbing or bleaching. It lists sixteen base colors including Black and Navy Blue and notes a mail order option with a 10 cent sample kit and full directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy-O-La- Dye Company
Sixth Ave
Des Moines
F. D. Stubenrauch
Pella
Quieting Title in Marion County Iowa Real Estate Case
In Marion County Iowa February Term 1918 Catherine Kerr as plaintiff seeks to quiet title to extensive described real estate. The petition claims absolute fee simple ownership under color of title and adverse possession for over ten years, with defendants and unknown claimants holding junior claims. Defendants are notified to appear before noon of the second day as directed in the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Marion County
Iowa
Pope
Quiet Title Suit in Marion County Iowa
Frank N. Elliott, plaintiff, seeks to quiet title to South Half of East One-Third of Lot Eight, Block Three in Knoxville Marion County Iowa. Defendants include Elijah and Sarah Wilcutt Morris Hallowell Co and Bridgman Reed unknown heirs and successors. Court set for February 1918. judgment for plaintiff if defenses fail. Allen’s Foot-Ease ad follows.
Thrice-A-Week World Ad Offers Low-Cost News
The Thrice-A-Week World advertises rapid, comprehensive World War I coverage at a low price. It pitches value for households, noting troops in France and a momentous 1918 ahead. A combined subscription with The Chronicle is offered at $2.15 per year.
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France
Chronicle
Don’t Listen Opinion Shadows Self-Perception
The saying warns that others form views about us from what we choose to believe. It emphasizes personal agency in deciding which external voices to heed and which to disregard.
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Aimee
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A. J. Visser
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den Burger's Safe Stable
P. A. Edmund
Wagner
Aschenbrennner
Geelhoed
T. G. Fultz
Calla
Main Street
Vander Ploeg & DE Reus
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Pela
Vander
Ayl Bros
F. F. Carpenter
Citizens’ Nat'l Bank
Eddyville
Prairie City
Pella Markets
VanderZyl Bros
Pella Produce Co
District Court of
State of
Catherine Kerr
Sarah EB. Williams
Marshall E. Williams
Ithanor Davidson
Ithamar Davison
William W. Kerr
William M. Kerr
Mary R. Pollard
Mary R. Pollock
Mary R. Kerr
Thomas Pollard
Thomas Pollock
Milton Crookham
Mary Crookham
Sarah A. Shope
Amanuel D. Shope
Ozias D. Nichols
Margaret Nichols
Ozias D. Nicholas
William H. Morkert
Leah E. Morkert
Sarah J. Morkert
George W. Morkert
Benjamin F. Morkert
James D. Griffith
George Williams
Matilda Overton
Whitebreast Creek
Hart & Hart
State of Iowa
Frank N. Bliiott
Elijah Wilcutt
Sarah Wilcutt
Isaac Ross
Morris L. Hallowell & Co
Morris L. Hallowell
James Traguire
Joshua L. Hallowell
Arthur W. Little
Thomas W. Sweney
Enoch R. Hutchinson
Bridgman & Reed
Reed
Allen
Security Bank
Haarman Vinegar & Pickle CO
NEW York World
Rials
Rock Island Lines
Safety Bureau
Paar
Wolf Chemical Covor
Quincy
Vander Linden
Wallaces’ Farmer
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Parmar
Towa
Arenas
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