Eastbound railway timetable corrected to date
Schedule lists arrivals and departures for Eastbound trains including No. 3 Golden State Limited No. 11 Express and Knoxville branch locals. Notes multiple freight and local passenger services with daily except Sundays operation and times from 6:00 to 8:20 a.m. and 1:46 p.m. to 5:06 p.m. Rail official H. W. Russell signs the timetable.
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Golden State Lim
Lo. Paas
Lo. Paws
Express
Prt
A. m
Knoxville
H. W. Russell
Weather and town notes from Sandy Hook area gossip
Local column from Sandy Hook dated February 8 reports a thaw of winter rains and muddy roads, mentions egg and butterfat price declines, and notes residents planning outings and car purchases. It covers farm activity with sheep and hog movements, sales at Edmonson Sale, and social visits across nearby towns with multiple names and small-town anecdotes.
Eardley Bell sells Franklin Jones farm to William Curl
The Eardley Bell Jr. Land Company sold the Franklin Jones forty acre farm one half mile west of town for 200.00 per acre to William Curl who will take possession March first. The Lyman Bradford property was sold to C. J. Aulthause who will take possession after some improvements. The W R C Ladies met at their hall with large attendance. Everette Curl attended a clothier's convention in Des Moines. Leo Durian tore a tendon in his ankle and Komer Turnipseed broke his arm.
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Leo Durian
Komer Turnipseed
Wellman farm move eyed for March and local visitors
A local report notes Carroll Durian traveling to Iowa City for business and aiming to move back to Wellman in March to run his farm. Several residents, including Mrs. Grenstead and Miss Flora Wella, visit relatives, while others like Chris Brennermann rent a new Iowa City farm and Dr. Jones family sees improvements at Cedar Rapids.
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George Struble
M. E. Crossett
Riverside
Eardley Bell, Jr
Joy Crossett
Jane McArtor
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Pophams
Jake Miller
Iowa City
Wellman
Carroll Durian
Katona
Grenstead
Richmond
Floyd Shachner
Win
Ray Walton
Finley Rickey
Flora Wella
Mick Jackson
Miss Wells
Mra. Wells
Jackron
Eddie Jones
Clark Pulver
Keota
Chris Brennermann
Harry Jones
L. C. Capeton
Ralph Snavely
Nick Snyder
Crawfordsville News Notes and Local Sports Update
Mrs. W J Wagner returned to Corning Iowa after visiting Crawfordsville with her mother Mrs Marion Neal. Russell Zickefoose of Wy male visited at the Lease home. Crawfordsville teams traveled to New London for basketball with undefeated New London girls and Crawfordsville winning 20 to 8, the boys 15 to 6. Angus Moore from Mt Pleasant officiated. Edwin Chrissinger attended the wedding of his cousin Dorbin Chrissinger of Winfield to Sigma Lundeen of Swedesburg held at Swedesburg church.
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Crawfordsville
W. J. Wagner
Marion Neal
Corning
Iowa
New London
Angus Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Edwin Chrissinger
Dorbin Chrissinger
Winfield
Sigma Lindeen
Swedesburg
Airplane Tested in Croydon with Fishlike Design
A new eight passenger airship is being tested in Croydon England. It flies at 115 miles per hour and features a fuselage shaped like a giant flying fish, with wing fins and a tail rudder. The project notes a small Want-ad for inquiries.
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Croydon
Eng
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A Pittsburgh area letter from Mrs J H Procrek touts relief after four bottles. She reports dizziness weakness loss of appetite and constant tiredness with body aches and headaches. The ad cites a 98 percent favorable rate among buyers and urges others to try the product sold by druggists everywhere.
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Sharpsburg
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pittsburgh
J. H. Procrek
East Liberty Station
Pittsburg
Lydia EB
Pinkham
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Golden State
J. C. McKay
Loecal
I, P
Lim
St Lim
John Park
Washington Lodge
L. B. Lupton
W. M
Arthur Goodin
Cyrus
W. T. Carson
P. Arthur Goodin
Zeredatha Council
D. L. Carbaugh
I. M
Bethlehem Commandery
K. T
H. T. Carris
Washington
O. K S
Pearle Dickerson
Alice Rownd
Damascus Shrine
W. S. Ot J
Commercial Clut
Ida McDaniel
W. H. P Dwinale Thompson
Worthy
Amos Chapter de Moley
Olav Bramer
M. C
Robert Thompson
Loyal Order of Moose
Moos Hall
Bh. R. Littrel
T. Rickey
Covenant Lodge No 101
North
Iowa Ave
L. EB. Larson
Noble Grand
Russell Goodin
Iowa Avenue
J. EB. Ritter
M. D Bee
Seria
Greece
Rives Am P.m. Aves A.m
Sandy Hook
Mia
West Chester
Guy Boys
Andy Farrier
Geo
Garrett's Saw Mill
Dan Heaseltine
Laurel Guy
Writer
Edmonson
U. V P. Church
Macon
Dennis Hesseltine
Brighton
Grant Humston
Cal Cooper
Hilda von der Alpenloft
Tessie
California
C. M. Booth
William McConnell
Jarrard
Dorothy Whet
Sigourney
Helen McCleery
Helen Coffey
Joe Zimmermans
Dave Tipton
Chicago
Joe Kane
Clinton
J. R. Manney
Wea
Santa
Howard
Keswick
Art Anderson
Max McCrabb
Des Moines
Palmer
Snew
Eardley Bell Jr
KE. C. ‘Hambright
H. B. Knight
Baldridge
Sweet
H. H. Wilson
Peate Beechler
Old Mexico
Barthey Bell Jr
G. J, King
Clark Brown
Mr. Long
Joe McElhinney
Joe Kabaker
Alvin
Donald Durian
Mra. T. D. Adama
Mra
Jim Marrow
Laucers
Bor
Rahams
Creamers
Tin
Mystic Mats
Mrs. Pots
Rie Rae
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