Xmas Sales and Local Happenings Across Counties
Local items from Wyman Lexington and Brighton report shop changes, weddings, moves, visitors and upcoming events. Rev Jacobs ends revival, Mrs Haynes moves to Washington, Gardner Jones buys shop interest, a wedding between Carl Harmon and Mabel Harrison, and community dinners with an apron sale. Funeral of Ivy Hinshaw noted. various visits and travel mentioned.
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Crawfordsville
St. Paul
Dave Wentworth
Ottumwa
Jap Bidwell
Fairfield
Aldene Rich
Elmer Jones
Bonnie Cassidy
Washington
Bert Arnold
Ivy Hinshaw
Christian Church
Tomerlin
Hinshaw
Claude Waterhouse
Glen Hoover
Brighton
John Swisher
Dan Pringie
K. Bennett
Batavia
A. B. Endicott
Paul Endicott
Iowa City
Wilda Brier
30 Big Sale Days at Discounted Weathered Store
Large Washington County dry goods store announces a 30 day sale with 40 000 of merchandise across ready-to-wear garments and floor coverings. First week offers 25 percent off everything, cash only, dates December 26 to January 28.
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Washington County
Riverside Community Notes From Keokuk to Chandlerville Transfer
Riverside dispatches report Benjamin Godlove returning from Keokuk with visits to the H Wescott family. George Workman visits Chandlerville relatives. Otto Kutchera heads to North English to see kin. Mrs M M Haney travels to Davenport to visit her brother. J Poland summoned to Iowa City for husband’s hospital stay. Knittel family leaves for Mooreland Oklahoma after visits. St Marys parish forms literary society with officers. Harry Newman travels to Chandlerville for holidays. Nick Schnoebelen visits Mooreland to see Omar family. Havre brief: Will Stafford family welcomes a 9% pound girl. Ode Ferguson and Walter Gardner head to Knoxville. Jeffries stays until March. Johnnie Putman Jr sells a horse to Cherryholmes and delivers it. John Putman Sr buys Clayton Nicholson’s former property for future move.
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Lexington
J. D. Haynes
Washington
R. C. Amlong
Lone Tree
James Walker
Byron Batterson
St. Charles
John Romine
Harry Moore
F. G. Martin
Town Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hzra Gardner
Chicago
J. C. Caner
Charles Stewart
Mr. Stewart
A. C
Benjamin Godlove
Keokuk
Joseph Knittel
Mooreland
Okla
St. Mary's Parish
Albert Thomann
George Stephan
Leo Critz
Harry Newman
Chandlerville
Ill
Nick Schnoebelen
Omar
Havre
Will Stafford
Ode Ferguson
Walter Gardner
Walter Jeffries
Knoxville
Tenn
Johnnie Putman, Jr
Cherryholmes
Crawfordsville
John Putman, Sr
Clayton Nicholson
Banks on Sure Thing Now
A. Schingeck of 6a7 Elm St Buffalo New York proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills cured his chronic constipation after others failed. The patent remedy claims to treat biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility. 25 cents at J K Lemmon Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Banks
Dr. King
A. Schingeck
Elm St
Buffalo
N. Y
J. KE. Lemmon
Lemmon
Freedom and worthiness of liberty, a Ruskin reflection
The quote argues that freedom is not just about obtaining liberty but about deserving it. It emphasizes that fate may grant or deny freedom, yet individuals can choose to be worthy of it, warning that suffering most is liberty without merit.
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Ruskin
Take Care Of Kidneys Says Rochester Man
A Rochester man testifies kidney trouble endangers life and credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring health. He describes back pain fatigue reduced urine irregularity improved after use and full recovery.
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M. Mayer
Rochester
N. Y
Dakota big farms and a joke about a long division
In Chicago a Lipton dinner praises American vastness and Dakota farms with tall tales of couples milking cows and a man feeding pigs on a vast spread. Other clippings recount a Providence educator using long division in class and humorous exchanges about exams and a tramps lunch.
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Dakota
Thomas Lipton
Chicago
America
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets Ad
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. BE. W. GROVE with signature on each box. 25c.
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BE. W. Grove
Journal Announces Legal Holiday Observance
The Journal states it will not publish Monday as it observes the day as a legal holiday due to Christmas falling on Sunday this year. Writers note a day off will refresh staff and allow time to tidy up unfinished work.
Flue of Engine Bursts Near East Bridge Explosion Injures Crew
An eastbound freight train suffered a locomotive flue burst near the east bridge at Bellevue Michigan. Fireman Louis Herdeman was thrown from the hangeway and badly scalded, while brakeman M J Forster fractured an ankle and bruise. Engineer E H Erwin avoided injury. both injured men were taken to Nichols hospital Battle Creek and Herdeman began to recover.
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Bellevue
Mich
Dee
East Bridge
Louis Herdeman
E. H. Erwin
M. J. Forster
Port Huron
Erwin
Nichols Hospital
Battle Creek
Herdeman
Burglar in Detroit Basement Shot by Detective in Plain Clothes
In Detroit on December 24 a burglar identified as George White was found hiding in a basement and shot by Detective Dowd after firing at Patrolman W B McAlonen who was wounded in the torso. White had tracked to the Marston residence by footprints in the snow and opened fire during the confrontation.
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Detroit
George White
Dowd
W. B. McAlonen
White
Marston
McAlowan
HYOMEL Catarrh Cure Claims Record Sales Growth
An advertisement touts HYOMEL as a universal catarrh cure, promising daily inhalation clears nasal passages and relieves disgust from symptoms. Lemmon's Pharmacy sells HYOMEL liquid for 50 cents and a $1 outfit with a money back guarantee if not cured.
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Lemmon’s
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Snouffer
Hughes & Company
the County News
Wyman
Snoukier, Hughes & Company
Riverside
Providence Journal
Bill
Philadelphia Times
Cholly
Ethel
Ladies’ Home Journal
Pat
Mick
London Mail
New York
Johnny
Kosciusko
Houston Post
Pittsburg
Repo
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Go
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
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