Harmony club and society notes sweep Washington society
The Harmony club held its annual picnic at Sunset Park with fried chicken and a brief business meeting followed by social hour. The B B Club met at Mrs C E B Donaldson’s home for an all day session to plan fall work. Mrs J M Wilson, Mrs Milton Dicken and Mrs Cliff Plumly hosted a one o’clock bridge luncheon for visiting guests including Miss Louise Wilson of Washington DC and Miss Nellie Wilson of Williamsburg Iowa. A song recital at Miss Carolyn Hamilton’s East Main street studio featured Miss Hamilton with pianist Miss Maurine McLaughlin and included American Indian songs and other numbers. The Second United Presbyterian church congregation and Sunday school held a picnic at Sunset Park with talks by Rose Minner and Rev Wylie. 125 attended. Little Helen Rhodebeck celebrated a third birthday with a pink themed party at her home. Mr and Mrs S W Livingston hosted a reunion week at Brighton with Rev and Mrs Lloyd Samson of Pittsburgh as guests. The F S club hosted a birthday party with a bonfire and two course luncheon for the honored member. The White Shrine enjoyed a picnic at Hilcrest farm, decorated with fall flowers and wild blooms.
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B. B. Club
C. EB. Donaldson
J. M. Wilson
Milton Dicken
Cliff Plumly
Wilson
South Marion Ave
Louise Wilson
Washington, D. C
Nellie Wilson
L. J. Hogan
Williamsburg
Iowa
Plumly
Janet McClure
Bertha Rogan
Laurenz
Esther Larimer
Oskaloosa
Carolyn Hamilton
East Main Street
Maurine McLaughlin
Washington
Spross
Lang
Farley
Miss Hamilton
McLaughlin
Chopin
Bess Streeter-Aldrich
Schneider
Ward-Stephen
Warad-Stephens
America
C. W. McLaughlin
Hugh McCleery
Nettie McLaughlin
Wayne
Simmerman
Donald McLaughlin
Second United Presbyterian Church
Sunset Park
Box Springs
Helen Rhodebeck
Claude Rhodebeck
Helen
Mrs. Rhodebeck
Shrine Picnic Attracts Guests From Many States
One hundred guests arrived by automobile for a Shrine picnic with cafeteria style supper including meats salads sandwiches baked beans cake and ice cream. After supper guests toured the grounds and home and expressed desire to return, praising the event as one of the Shrine's best. Out of town attendees included Mrs C F Stier walt of Des Moines Miss Florence Laffer of Ft Dodge Mrs Leroy Tripp and children George and Mary Frances of Sioux City IA Mr and Mrs Twinam Crawfordsville Mrs M A Alexander and Mrs Clarence Beagle of Covington KY and Miss Janet McClure of Cleveland OH.
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C. F. Stierwalt
Des Moines
Florence Laffer
Ft. Dodge
Leroy Tripp
George and
Mary Frances
Sioux City
Iowa
Twinam
Crawfordsville
M. A. Alexander
Clarence Beagle
Covington
Kentucky
Janet McClure
Cleveland
Ohio
Great Western Road Increases Earnings in June
Chicago Great Western Railroad reports record June earnings with net operating revenue of 2 233 782 dollars and 27 618 loaded cars, up from June 1922. For six months, operating revenue reached 12 787 866 dollars and net revenue from operations 1 917 540 dollars, signaling strong traffic ahead.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Comptroller
Great Western
Economy in Ads Revealed by Careful Study
A careful study of our ads reveals daily sources of real economies. The message urges readers to examine advertising content for cost-saving ideas.
The Sparrow Hawk Is The Smallest Of The Hawk Family
Nature Magazine notes the sparrow hawk as the smallest hawk species in the country. It is a valuable bird for pest control feeding on mice and various insect pests such as crickets and grasshoppers, spiders and related prey.
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Nature Magazine
Ask Carl LeBuhn for future delivery amount due
The misspelled note asks Carl LeBuhn for the future delivery amount you want, and mentions debts if any. It hints that Cash For Future Delivery is involved. The fragment implies a financial request or arrangement but lacks complete context or clear action.
Chautauqua closes after five days of success
Chautauqua in Richland Indiana concluded its five day session despite rain and threshing. Attendance and payouts were strong with Miss Tressa Vastine featured. Local residents and visitors shared events including birthdays, visits, and travels to Fairfield and Lake Okoboji as families and neighbors gathered for various excursions and social occasions.
Brinnings and relatives visit. local notes on health and weather
Mrs W H Brinning and daughter Eleanor visited Davenport. Forest Brinning and Gale Brinning underwent tonsil and adenoid removal with others at Muscatine. Reports say all are recovering well. Local happenings include visits, a Clay picnic, dental treatment, and corn blown down with期待 rain needed as dry spell continues.
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Wellston
W. H. Brinning
Elanor
Davenport
C. H. Brinning
Forest
Muscatine
Andy Brinning
Valley
Gale
E. R. Brinning
Wilma
George
Heil
John Luers
Rhea relatives visit in Mediapolis and Burlington
Gerald and Kenneth Rhea traveled to Mediapolis to visit their uncle Lee Rhea and plan a visit at Robert Rhea’s Burlington home. Irene Holmes visited Mt. Union to see friends. An Am boy schoolhouse crash occurred with Leo Mak driving west and a Ford south. no injuries were reported and both drivers reportedly saw each other only at close range.
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Crawfordsville
Gerald
Kenneth Rhea
Mediapolis
Lee Rhea
Robert Rhea
Burlington
Irene Holmes
Mt. Union
Amboy
Leo Mak
Wayne County People at Home and Working
Wayne ia Aug 9 Weekend visits mark social ties with Galesburg and Cedar Falls figures. John Krautz and Esther Krantz travel between Wayne and Galesburg while neighbors aid in threshing near finish. Roy Johnson delivers hogs to Milla Bros. at Olds. Tra Owens family visits Fairfield. Several locals attend Winfield fair.
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Wayne Wayne Ia
Turner Johnson
Galesburg
Illinois
John Krautz
Roy Johnson
Milla’ Bros
Olds
Walter Huxford
Cedar Falls
C. C. Moorehead
Pete Matson
Lockridge
Jesse Neff
Wayland
Earnest Zickefoose
Tra Owens
Delove
Fairfield
Esther Krantz
John Krantz
Lawrence Krant
Wayne
Maggie the jail rat dies at county jail
Charlies Wagner records in his day book that Maggie the rat died today at the county jail boiler room. Described as a calm, affectionate inmate who visited wards for scraps and stumbles, Maggie was not a menace and reportedly died of natural causes according to Wagner.
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Charlies Wagner
Maggie
Magette
Wagner
Detroit News
Thankful grocer credits Mayr remedy for recovery
A grocer describes a 20 year stomach illness with severe gas and pain, dropping to 115 pounds. After four months on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, he weighs 151 pounds and can eat anything. The ad claims the remedy removes catarrhal mucous and inflammation in the intestinal tract, including appendix. Lemmon's Pharmacy offers a money back guarantee.
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Mayr
Lemmon's
Advt
What Jud Said in a Farm Talk
Jud Tunkin s remark highlights a man who constantly dictates how the neighboring farm should be run rarely saves enough to purchase it.
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Jud Tunkins
To Remove Beans From Nose
Instructions advise children to sneeze out small nasal objects by rubbing pepper on the upper lip tip to induce sneezing. This method aims to expel the blockage without calling a physician, though the safety of this practice is unclear.
Pearls Through Time In Ancient Adornment
Pearls have long been valued for personal adornment and were likely worn as necklaces by ancient people. Marco Polo notes the king of Malabar wearing a neckpiece of 104 large pearls and rubies, illustrating pearl prestige across eras.
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Marco Polo
Malabar
I saw vie tirement in the Toutad the service is assured.
The sentence fragment notes assurance of service linked to a term vie tirement in a Toutad. Contains unclear entities and no identifiable event or人物.
Van Ess Liquid Scalp Masange Goes On Patent Bottle
Van Ess Liquid Scalp Masange comes in a patented bottle with a rubber applicator. The method of application is simple and clean, delivering treatment through rubber to the roots. One minute a day stops hair loss, relieves itching, and grows new hair with a 90 day guarantee.
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van Ess
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Lloyd Samson
Pittsburgh
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H. F. Samson
Kilgore
Samson
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Hilcrest
Vicks
CKS VarpoRus
Vico Yeaauy
Great Western Road
Carl LeBuhn
Ture
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
A. J .Thomas Diet
Mar
Shirley A. Clark
Gasoline Alley
Washington Oil Co
Ind.co
Richland
Tressa Vastine
Alice Vastine
F. C. Duke
Hoyte LuithTy
Helen Bridger
W. A. Harken
Jne Harken
A. C. Robinson
Harlan, Iowa
Botteroff
Westbrook
Letts
Alva Warner
Chas
Lem Horning
H. H. Pentegraph
Lake Okoboji
Floyd Jones
Allison Jones
Mabel Crooks
Margaret
Marian Davidson
Norfolk
Grocer
Jud
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Moines
Wellman
Joe Nipp
Waterloo
Phil Lange
BASE
Muscatine Independents
Cahills Orchestra of
Kelly-Springfield
Bevins Motor Co
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