Wartime tales and local notices from scattered pages
A mixed clippings page lists books and authors followed by a long town bulletin. Local residents Miss Shriner and Mrs. Ewing are noted for school visits and an appendicitis operation, with other moves and illnesses among townsfolk. Editorial snippets discuss Prohibition licenses, fashion gossip, church youth activities, mumps, and upcoming events.
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Hartzos
Vander Zyl
Steck
Hartgos
Will de Brown
New Sharon
Mr. Wise
Perry Taylor
Ford
Altona
John Hagen
Lynnville
Albert Gove
Kellogg
Martha Simpson
Neal DeWitts
Ethel Sherman
Zadora
Bertha Aylmore
M. I .S. Society
Mamie Debrown
Congregational Sunday School
Oscar Holdsworth
Gertrude Vanderwall
Will Brayton
Newton
Mike Brummer
Ben Risney
Oskaloosa
John Holdsworth
Saving on Marion county bridge work under new highway law
A Knoxville bidding scene illustrates cost savings from the new highway law. Marion county let 78 culverts and bridges for 56 778 dollars, well under the 68 649 dollar estimate, with 33 firms from seven states competing. The $11.70 per cubic yard concrete unit price is noted as unusually low, and the process avoided extras and reduced the blanket contract cost, signaling a double value for readers through local Marion county data.
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Oskaloosa Globe
Marion County
Knoxville
Marion County Board
W. O. Price
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Holeproof Hosiery Sold by Local Agents
Local dealers advertise Holeproof Hosiery at 25¢ per pair with six month guarantee for men women and children. The item appears among a broader column noting various business and social items from the era.
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M. Vander Linden
Royal Tailoring Promises Perfect Fit For Royal Suit
A local tailoring shop markets its perfection stage in tailoring. It invites customers to be measured and dressed in a royal look, promising superior craft and fit for a distinguished appearance.
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M. Vander Linden
Tailored all wool suits offered now
Fifteen dollars venture invites customers to order a perfectly tailored all wool suit. The ad promises quality tailoring and urges action without delay.
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M. Vander Linden
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