Starrs mourn death of Mollie Bitting of Mount Pleasant Iowa
Mrs Mollie Bitting of Mount Pleasant Iowa died after two years in hospital. Her body was shipped to Wellman for burial with a service at the Starr home and interment in Wellman cemetery. She leaves her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Starr a sister Mrs John Desing and a brother Joe Starr and many relatives and friends.
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Wellman Wellman
James Starr
Mollie Bitting
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Joe. Starr
John Desing
Joe Starr
Calves Sold, Hogs Delivered and Easter Service Noted
Isaac Conrad delivered six head of 800 lb calves to Miller Bros at Olds for 7.50 per cwt. Joe Widmer delivered hogs to Wayland at 10.00. Rev H T Unhrue of Bluffton preached the Easter sermon at the Eicher church. Families visiting Eicher home and Schan tz relatives are listed among Sunday activities.
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Stringtown
Isaac Conrad
Miller Bros
Olds
Sam Wenger
Donnelson
Arnold Rinner
Familly
L. H. Rinner
E. KB. Eicher
Joe Widmer
Wayland
Local notes from Valley Valley on families and farm chores
Apr 18 Valley Valley report records daily events as residents travel to Keota with horses and lumber, visit relatives, and tend farms amid rain. The community mentions Easter egg coloring at school and various shopping trips, with multiple families and neighbors named across Rubio Keota and Washington areas.
Local Notes from Crawfordsville April visits and events
Crawfordsville reports visitors from Washington and nearby towns, new school superintendent elected, teachers named, and local concerns on roads and crops. A death in Colorado Springs is noted, along with community events such as a church fundraiser for Easter and a comic musical.
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Podunk Limited
M. F
Id Wells
Mise Clair Skinner
Wash'neton
Washington
R v. Nash
New Haven
Dayton
Local notes from West Chester recount fruit trees and church services
Residents report spray discussions with Lou Hauer and E Brumback over fruit trees. J Jacke delivers fruit trees from Sigourney. Dora Gray improves after visit. Easter services held at M E and Baptist churches. Washington visitors and weather rumors noted. A T Avenstine ships stock to Chicago. Voter enthusiasm grows ahead of fall elections.
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West Chester
Lou Hauer
E. Brumback
J. Jacke
Sigourney
Dora Gray
Washington
Des Moin
Fort Dodge
Owen P. Brumback
Miss Brock
A. T. Avenstine
Chicago
Boyr
M. E
Baptist Church
Mrs Temple's Telegram shines at Ainsworth high school show
Ainsworth April 18 The home talent play by the high school faculty aided by Miss Blime Mack Wallace Wim Roberts and Wm Marsh titled Mrs Temple's Telegram drew a great crowd The event closed the lecture course Also notes Letts Letts Ross family visited Trotter home Freshmen class of the high school enjoyed a gathering hosted by Miss Thelma Davis with guessing games and music Refreshments included pineapple ice and Ansel Food cake Visitors from Cedar Rapids and Washington visited Easter at local homes An insurance adjuster settled a recent fire loss for Mr S A Stephens with a satisfactory outcome
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Ainsworth
Blime
Mack Wallace
Wim. Roberts
Wm. Marsh
Frankie Bonnett
Washington
Gingery
Crawfordsville
W. J. Welliver
S. A. Stephens
Stephen
Beasie Frame
Louise Kerr
Iowa University
Marion Olds
Baby
John Olds
A. L. Alcorne
Lewis
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Alcorn
W. L. Alcorn
Verdi notes illness damage and repairs after storm
Lester Leeper underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering well. Guy Works is convalescing after a lengthy pneumonia. A. L. Logan operates a vacant Verdi store selling groceries and work clothes. The storm caused notable damage including a hog house demolished and wind mills blown down.
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Verdi R. No
Lester Leeper
Guy Works
A. L. Logan
Verdi
Logan
Shoemaker visit from Wayland to H Cooper home
Mrs. Mary Shoemaker and two children arrived Friday from Wayland for a visit at the partial H. Cooper home. Mrs. Eliza Wheelock also left Friday.
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Brighton
Mary Shoemaker
Wayland
H. Cooper
Eliza Wheelock
Local notices and accidents in Iowa communities
Miss Blanche Irelan returns from Drakesville visit while Mrs Edwards and Mrs Woodford visit Iowa City kin. Mari Gowey resumes work in Ames after a week with parents. Dale Hyde breaks left arm playing at home. Mrs Mik Hefflefinger suffers a mild stroke. Three boys escape serious injury when their Ford crashes near the Rock Island depot as No 30 arrives. one boy crawls out unhurt, car later righted and drivable.
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Iowa City
Brichtow
Blanche Irelan
Drakesville
Edwards
Pleasant Plains
Emrs
Robert and
Roy
Calla Woodford
Iowa
City
Carwen Carbry
Mari Gowey
State Highway Commission
Ames
A. R. Gowey
Dale Hyde
Will Hyde
Will
Mik
Hefflefinger
Gale van Dyke
Raymond Zelinsky
Edwin Bennett
Rock Island
No. 30
van Dyke Lad
Raymond
Edwin
Gale
Residents recall car crash rescue drama and family visit
A salvage tale describes victims reaching a car and a Van Dyke lad urging to extract the ear while under the steering wheel. Mr and Mrs Bred Wiggins of Pleasant Miai spent Sunday with Robt Edwards at his home.
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City Hall
D. O. Davison
Fred Cold
Edwin Leeper
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Claude Carpenter
BE. Carpenter
Ronald Dold
Corinne
Everette Weaver
Leota
Clyde Anderson
Little York, Jr
Fred Edwards
Paul Nichols
Burlington
Chic Nicola
van Dyke
Bred Wiggins
Pleasant Miai
Edwarda
Miss Jennette Wooley Returns to Drake University
April 18 Crawfordsville reports Miss Jennette Wooley has returned to Drake University in Des Moines after a vacation at home. Luther Gormly visited Washington yesterday. Mrs. Margaret Strain, once ill, is somewhat improved. Mrs. Hazel Lodge of Des Moines spoke at the high school about relief efforts in Russia and the Near East.
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Crawfordsville
Jennette Wooley
Drake University
Des Moines
Luther Gormly
Washington
Margaret Strain
Hazel Lodge
Suspension Bridge at Junction Opens in Columbus Junction
The swinging bridge across Lover's Leap on Third Street opened Saturday and is now in use. It spans 250 feet and sits 15 feet higher than the old bridge. Total cost to date is 1 756.85, covering cement foundations for the I-beams cables flooring and other construction items. Mrs E B Tucker and her workers who fundraised for years will begin efforts to raise more money for the project.
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Columbus Junction
Lover's Leap
Third Street
E. B. Tucker
Red Bird entertainment set for Lyric Theatre night
A Red Bird show at the Lyric Theatre is planned for Monday evening April 24. The program features a monologue a musical comedy songs and three short plays The Wrong Baby Coon Creek Court hip and Oshkosh Next Week.
Untitled Crossword Fragment Sparks Unclear Argument
Fragmentary dialogue shows a comic dispute over cooking and dancing skills, with mockery and interruptions. The stray text hints at a want ad or classifieds mention but remains largely unreadable.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Chicago Mother
Mrs Mary Enrico of 459 N Carpenter St Chicago reports using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for serious illness. She notes relief, enables return to work as a sewing machine operator and supports her little girl. The ad urges women to keep well with the medicine.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Lydia Binkham
Lydia Pinkham
Mary Enrico
Carpenter St
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
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