Jennings Nuptials in Portland for Florence and John
The wedding of Florence Jennings to John Jennings took place Monday afternoon at 3 30 at the bride’s parents home in Portland. The ceremony was performed by Robbins, pastor of the M E Church, with many relatives and friends attending. After a short honeymoon the couple plans to establish a farm life and then reside at home, with best wishes for happiness and prosperity from their community.
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John Jennings
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Land General Stars
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Dwight Jand
Edith Graham
Titonka
Lillian Tennitgs
Harvey Graham
Swea
City Herald
John Rippenteop
Tronka
Drea
Myrtle Reane
Alvona
Sunner Hudson
Algone High School
Coo College
Cedar Rapida
A. E. Baumgaetner Seeks Re nomination for Hancock County Sheriff
A political announcement from A. E. Baumgaetner of Hancock County requests voter support for a second term as sheriff. He argues primary elections ensure fair nominations, cites three-term predecessor as precedent, and pledges duty without fear or favor. He asks voters to decide if he should be renominated or if another candidate should prevail by plurality.
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Hancock County
Ben
Allie
A. E. Baumgatiner
Roosvble
Cummins
Theodore Roosevelt
Cumming
Cummings
Roosevelt
Stoasavelt
Towa
Mar-shalliown
T. A
Christmas club notes and school report fragment
A faded page shows Ladies' Club meeting notes with hostess Mrs Denton and a Christmas message about giving and joy. The school report for District No. 3 Buffalo Township covers enrollment, absences, tardiness, and names pupils with one tardy since September. Notices urge settle accounts by early January and advertise local hardware sales and a livery service.
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Earth
Talith
Ollock
R. D
Mr. Denton
Avon
Tee
Buffalo Township
Ib Delther
Dorisefel
Andrew Janssen
Henry Swahtalna Janssen
George Amna
Mayme
L. ‘Petersen
Local Items Reflect Ice Cold Week and Holiday News
Algona area notes report grippe cases at several households and heavy frost with five below Tuesday morning. Mentions funeral travel, Christmas gatherings, a $30,000 schoolhouse vote in West Bend, farm moves to Wellsburg, and local banking activity including a dividend and new Ford purchase.
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Trunk Fogler
Wm. McDarmoptt
Algona
Towa
Rev. Mueller
Wallace
Yrife
Grover's
Burt
John Tseuirand
Wellsburg
Eva Breen
Paton
Bancroft
J. €. Heifer
Br. Temple
Cheilatmas
Elmer Davis
Wesley Township
Strawn
Lo Topson
Stork
Saga and Exchange
Weat Bend Consolidated Independent School District
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Barron
Wis
A. M. Petarsen
Chas
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Ar. H. B. Bobbenhouse
Eagle Grove
John A. Swanson
Big Lake
Minn
Attorney Sweeting
J. Teppentrop
Ernest Peterson
Butterfield
Welmon
Ernest
Bach
S. Cruise
Tred Corey
Jack
Sours
Burleson alibi and pay-up week spark editorials
Postmaster General Burleson defends his wartime deficits and service while critics label his reforms as demoralizing rural mail delivery. A Cedar Rapids Gazette critique questions the claimed savings and urges accountability. Separately, Marshalltown Times-Republican cites Waukon pay-up week wiping $750,000 in debts, and Iowa GOP hopefuls note Theodore Roosevelt favoring Senator Cummins, boosting prospects for a Republican unity ticket.
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Wilson
Heshag
Burrelson Gays
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Cedar Rapids
National Pay-Up Week Begins in Waukon Iowa
A 1916 Iowa notice promotes National Pay-Up Week urging residents to settle outstanding accounts. It argues delayed payments raise prices and burden cash buyers, noting Waukon as the kickoff site in its northeastern town context.
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Lita
Waukon
Iowa
Grape Vines Bargain Offered For Short Time
A. Panolik advertises 112 two year old grape vines for sale at 7.60 each, 100 Concord and rest assorted, for a short time only. Call at once. Miss Havel Marquis of Ledyard was guest at the Ideal Club dance hosted by Clerk Jetke on Monday evening.
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Concord
A. Panolik
Jenks
Oklahoma trip by land seekers noted after yesterday
A party traveled to Oklahoma with land seekers yesterday. The First National Bank statement shows total footings of 64975.65 with GQ L Dalton as cashier and N X Way Julius Kunz HG Gardner as directors. Local notes report various visits and minor incidents as in Britt Garner and other towns.
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Engtehardt
Oklahoma
First National Bank
L. Dalton
N. X. Way
Julius Kunz
HG Gardner
John Hawkins
Alfred Wallen
Britt
C. B. Sechler
John Muldoon
Clinton
al Falkenhainer
Garner
E. L. Tuttle
Stertlng
G. D. Stone
Bert
T. Louis
Acktoy
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Hans
Joseph Wiwell
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Itown reminiscences and early theater ads in Titonka
The fragment recalls old toasts and town memories from Itown with references to local figures and events. It mentions a 2.2 ticket for a moving picture outfit planned for the Princess Theater in Titonka Iowa and hints at theater equipment for rent. Also notes sale of pure bred Barred Plymouth cockerels.
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Princess Theater
Titonka
Iowa
Avery Vartcular
P. R. Gillivan
Plymouth
Dai Red
Ball
New Nashy At Woden Appoints Postmaster Amid City Change
Tuesday papers report Henry F Kaminek assistant cashier at State Savings Bank of Woden named postmaster succeeding John H. Bode who was removed from office for serving as mayor.
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Henry F Kaminek
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Food combinations in Hygienist Magazine
The December Hygienist Magazine features Dr. R. R. Daniels discussing putting toads together into meals that digest easily. Readers are asked to procure the issue from news dealers or send ten cents to The Hygienist Publishing Co. Majestic Building Denver, Colorado.
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R. R. Daniels
Hygenist Publishing Co
Majestic
Fusnranes High At Along Algoon Fire Safe Schools
The Algona Courier notes Fusnranes High at Along Algoon has three well built schools in a fire safe ground area. Under the new insurance law the independent district faces about $500 more yearly to insure them than before.
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Fusnranes High
Algoon
Algona Courier
Election Brings Four Farmers to School District Board
In Harrison-Ewea consolidated district election last week, Swan City feared overreach by harmony promoters but results show four of five directors are farmers. Elected are C. W. Pearson, Geo. Butterfield, R. HM Walker, J. W. Holcomb, with P. Dah the lone Sw e City candidate. 135 votes cast.
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Swan City
Swea
C. W. Pearson
Geo. Butterfield
Walker
J. WH. Holcomb
Rowley
Vulea
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