Local residents enjoy outings and visits across Iowa towns
Mrs C A Grant Nellie Grant and Mrs J L Young with children spend an outing at Lost Island Lake this week. Mrs Duane Hollenbeck and Miss Marguerite visit friends in Ft Dodge and Mrs Wm Matteson with sister Mrs G L Mather of Sioux City join her guest for a Gilmore visit. Miss Mildred Swaine returns home to Des Moines after stays with Nellie and Clara Smith.
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C A. Grant
Nellie Grant
J. L. Young
Lost Island Lake
Duane Hollenbeck
Marguerite
Ft. Dodge
Wm. Matteson
G. L. Mather
Sioux City
Gilmore
Mildred’ Swaine
Des Moines
Nellie
Clara Smith
Cora Lighter
Mabel Perrin
Chicago
William GC
Ratcliff
Red Oak
Iowa
Billy
Hattie Ratcliff
C. W. Siefkin
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
W.S. Butler
B. D. Butler
Los Angeles
Calif
W. S
Butler
Guy Butler
Bankok
Siam
Bill Taylor
Mrs.Taylor
H. H. Hood
Websterster City
Cooper
H. Richardson
Jewell Junction
Will Tiernan
Bessie Taylor
P. Connor
Barnum
Geo. O. Hauck
Esther
Mildred King
Fort Dodge
Elva Lighter
Shrader
Gilmore City
T. E. Carlton
C. C. Depew
Des Moines Avenue
Depews
Rolfe
Pennsylvania
Lena Kaiser
N. C. Christensen
N. C. Simonsen
Sioux Rapids
Andrea Kaiser
Andrea
P. P. Kaiser
Thos. Wiley
Frank
J. E. Hronek
Interlacken Park
Wairmont
Mary Tilton
Lawrence Meech
Ray Ferguson
Plover
E. J. Quigley
Spencer
Wm. Quigley
Daphne Malcolm
Lyceum
F. A. Malcolm
Kirk Olson
Cedar Falls
Olson
Bess Powell
Clem Crahan
Bridgie Crahan
Oelwein
Grahan
Frank Kirkpatrick
O. C. Chaney
Newell. S. A
Nettie Ritchey
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Minnie Oleson
Sarah Oleson
Warren Blackman
Hagle Grove
Bert Wood
Olive Oleson
Thor
E. E. Sandvig
Selma Esperon
Hans Isaacson
Edna Ulrich
Grace Moore
Elvina Peterson
David Ward
Traer
Bradley Moore
Thomas Ward
Wm. Spiker
Curlew
Elmer Jones
Feaster
Marjorie Graves
Ottumwa
H. C. Barnes
Arthur Gunderson
Harvard Medical School
Boston
H. J. Wotapek
Avis
Perry
Réva McNabb
Britt
J. B. ‘Jolliffe
Mary Landon
Boone
F. H. Fitzgerald
Mattie Wiley
Ines Moines
Prairie City
Edison Prices Defy War Time Increases
The article notes deflation for most merchandise post wartime, but Edison Phonographs will not deflate their prices. Since 1914 the increase, including war tax, totals fifteen percent, and Edison absorbed much of the new manufacture costs.
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Edison
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D. O. Blake
Wilbur Blake
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Clara Mather
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Thurlow Seifert
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Robert Klein Sr
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Ed Finn
Merle
Fathy
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A. V. Everett
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Clell Kirkpatrick
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Earl
Merle Sanford
Loren Jenks
Carrie- Wierman
Kathryn Peterson
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L. W. Ives
Mr. Ditto
Lucile and
Carol Heathman
Scranton
Bert Peterson
Squire Heathman
Lucile
Madge Tapscott
Hazel Mason
Dayton
Marjorie Worthman
Oxford
Minnie Furr
Kirkwood
Jil
Furr
Goodmiller
Ruth Smith
Terris
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C. A. Hosier
Poland
Henry Field
T. M. Simonson
Mr. Hosier
Weber
Hotel Tremont
W. P. Buck
Havelock
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Hoyne
F. E. Hoyne
Nacke’s Pharmacy