Local News Fragments Include Shoots of Social and Travel News
Various local briefs report Ada Quandary in piano ownership, Miss Aliha Packard resuming studies in Iowa City, a newborn son to Lon Sardal, theater notes for The Poppy Girl's Husband in Vernon, and visits from Miss Whitney of Chicago. Easter produce ads at W W White, Dr. Rockwood's new Ford, and sugar supply notices. PublicLife pieces mention a phony check case, a tea served by the Methodist Ladies Aid, and a vagrant trio of town telephone workers heading to Vinton Iowa. A Hardy school basket social funds a library, a Hardy professor's roof mishap ends in rescue, and Corwith notes travel plans. The Livermore Gazette puns on pigs, and discussions on two-cent rail fare versus auto transport feature opinions and market logic.
City Election Results Show Close Mayor And Council Races
Reported results from Monday’s city election indicate a tight race for mayor and tight council contests. Voters cast 110 ballots with several ties unresolved, including mayor between editor Hans Tanck and Bud Hazelwood, and councilman in a tied tally leading to a Schneider White win after drawing.
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P. J
W. W. McCorry
Fred Rasmussen
Sk. M. Goettich
M. J. Holt
John Schneider
W.W. White
Hans Tanck
Bud Hazelwood
M. Babler
Ceredit
Thrifty Receipt for Chuck Steak with Onions
A Division of Women’s Activities guide offers a thrifty meat recipe using chuck steak and onions. Brown steak quickly, simmer onions in water, then serve with the meat and onions, seasoned with salt and optional butter.
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Division of Women's’ Activites
Department of Justice
Barber Shop Changes Hands In Drummown Iowa
Mr G D Lacey of Drummown Iowa has purchased the H V Allinson barber shop and taken possession. Lacey brings years of experience and is praised by patrons he has treated. He plans to relocate his family soon and the former owner may move to California to invest in fruit or nuts.
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G. D. Lacey
Drummwn
Towa
H.V. Allinson
Lacey
Heian
Nana
California
Orange Grove
Woman's Club Met At Mrs H Junking Home
The Woman's Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs H Junking's home to discuss the Immigrants study led by Mrs E R Green. Refreshments typifying Easter were served by the hostess as members wear Biennial pins and boast of the Des Moines Biennial in June.
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Woman's Club
H. Ms Junking
E.R. Green
Des Moines
Lumber Yard Offer Promises Fair Prices and Quality Wood
A local lumberyard advertises ready to supply house barns corn cribs and pig pens with good grades at low prices. The note emphasizes fair dealing and steady service without boastful publicity.
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Farmer's Bank
Hirst National Bank
Renwick
Tod
Wolverine
W. W. White
America
Niss Ada Queary
I. Ry ‘Turner
Aliha Packard
Iowa City
Goltfield Chontely
Mes
Lon Sardal
Hart
Poppy Girl's Husband
the Vernon
Marie Whitney
Chicago
C. A. Stichardson Home
W. W. White's
McDipraid
Numboldt
Thor
Hans Marlson
Methodist Ladies Aid
Mesdaies Tupper
Andersoi
Don Thompson
Henry Klassie
Vinton
Lews
W. WW. White
Grace Harvey
Hardy
Prof. Mincely of. Hardy
Corwith
T. R. McKaig
Ilinois
Mingis
Aulo
Rio Grand Valley
Texas
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Livermore Gazette
Rais
State Bank of
Iowa
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
the Vernon Theatre
Madame Charteris
Anna Junkins
Enid Bellamy
Ethel Allinson
Rosie Winterberry
Emily Garter
Johnné Bell Randolph
Beulah Turner
Katherine Hawke
Naomi Flemmig
Caroline Hawke
Bessie Gray
Judy Johnson
Mary LePeak
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Dollac Savers
G.S. Peters
Mgr
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