Riverside Woman Remembered After Iowa City Death
The remains of Geneva Wieland Prehoda were moved to Riverside from Iowa City where she died Saturday afternoon. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 o’clock conducted by Rev. B Jacobemeier. Interment was in Riverside cemetery beside her infant son. She is survived by her husband George Prehoda, her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Wieland, two sisters and nine brothers, all of Riverside, and many relatives.
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Riverside
Geo
Iowa City
Mercy Hospital
B. Jacobemeier
Riverside Cemetery
Geneva Willand
Joseph Wieland
George Prehoda
Coralvide
Katherine Cash
Cedar Rapids
Julia Luther
Oakdale
Fred
Paul
Henry
Floyd
Ralph
Robert
Noah
W. C. Porter
Visitors and social notes from a Washington gathering
Mrs James Bentley of St Clairsville Ohio visited here for about a week at J B McClearys. He went to Waterloo Iowa to visit his brother. The Millson Mission circle of the United Presbyterian church met with Miss Alice White. Eleanor Mitchell led devotion and several members spoke on topics. Afterward, music and conversation followed with fruit salad and wafers served. Merle Twinam transported Pred Sipe’s household goods to Fairfield yesterday.
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Washington
James Bentley
St. Clareville
Ohio
McCleary
Waterloo
Iowa
Millson
United Presbyterian Church
Alice White
Eleanor Mitchell
Stephen Hawkins
Margaret Davidson
Kula Marti
Mayer Family Outing Spotted in Local Issue
Mr and Mrs Carl Mayer and family spent a day in town for a family outing. Neighbors noted the Mayer gathering occurred on a February afternoon, with local observers appreciating the visible reunion and shared moments.
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Carl Mayer
Eastbound and Westbound Rail Timetable Notice
Corrected railway time tables list arrivals and departures for the Golden State Limited express and local Knoxville branch services. It notes No. 4 and No. 13 Eastbound, No. 2 and No. 31 Westbound, with specific times for freight and local passenger runs and daily exceptions. Local notes reference Knoxville branch stations and agent H. W. Ru.
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Golden State Limited
Golden State
Express
Knoxville
Sunday Socials and Neighborhood News at Hendersons
Oren Romine spent Sunday at Henry Hendersons home. The Bury Henderson family and guests visited Worey Mathers. Neighbors attended George Davicon's sale last Tuesday. Ruth Endi oty visiting Arthur Romine home. Junior Henderson spent time with cousin Mrs Shaffer. Rook club hosted by Mrs Powell and Mrs Hotle.
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Henry Hendersone
Oren Romine
Bury Henderson
Con
Worey Mathers
George Davicon
Tueday
Arthur Romine
Floyd Green
Henry Henderson
John and
Stanleigh
Carl Mayer Butcher
Ruth Endi Oty
Henderson
William Shaffer
Howard Brown
J. Bd. Lockwoods
Albert Pimmie
Lucy
Lewis James
Sarah Marie Huber
John Powell
Edd Hotle
Rook Club
Powell
Cecil Davidson
Clark Bell
Arthur Romines
Paul Pasch
Johnnie Flagdun
Lycurgus Ends Silver and Gold Coinage In Sparta
Lycurgus the Spartan lawgiver halted gold and silver currency and mandated iron money with high weight and low value. This reform, intended to curb bribery and theft, reduced injustice in Lacedaemon as rulers could not easily conceal plunder. The iron coins were melted in vinegar to render them brittle and unusable for other purposes.
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Lycurgus
Lacedaemon
Advertisement advice for merchants guides food merchandise
A note explains that when replying to an advertisement one should inform the merchant about it. The message frames advertisements as guides to food merchandise and urges clear communication.
Fruit Bearing Lives in the Vine and Branches
A study on Jesus as the true vine and the believer as the branch. It covers abiding in Christ, pruning by His words, and bearing fruit to glorify the Father, with emphasis on love, obedience, and eternal life in Christ.
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Jesus
Christ
Jeus
Chris
Pathe
Judas
Physical vigor boosts a man or woman's ability to accomplish more
The article argues that physical weakness is not a sign of spiritual power. It asserts that individuals with good physical vigor can accomplish more than those who are puny or ill.
How Many People Says Jeremy Taylor
A perplexing line questions how many people in the world gather together a handful of thorns to sit upon. The fragment cites Jeremy Taylor as its source and riffs on contemplation and discomfort.
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Jeremy Taylor
Not Today’s Trouble but What May Happen Tomorrow
A reflective aphorism warns that future fears outweigh current concerns. It emphasizes anxiety about unspecified upcoming events over present difficulties. The quote contrasts immediacy with potential, urging focus on what could arise rather than what already exists.
Vago Dyke Quip Sparks Debate Over Love in Animals
A remark declaring love in animals as unacceptable by Vago Dyke stirs discussion. The line, quoted from an unnamed source, prompts readers to weigh morality and human uniqueness in affection.
Mt. Pleasant Visitors and Local Notices
Cupock Coppock area notes visit Mt. Pleasant. Rosella Stewart Rogers of Kalona dies at 24. family sympathy and church services reported. Families Gleede Cold and Rex McCarty visit Washington. Dold relatives hosted. Rev. Johnson presided at church services. Floyd Collins is reported dead from Chicago dispatch.
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Coppock
Manual McKune
Mt. Pleasant
Chas Stone
Rosella Stewart Rogers
Kalona
Rosella
Helen
Gleede Cold
R. H. McCarty
Washington
Rex McCarty
Gleede Dold
Rev
Johnson
Ronald Dold
Fred Edwards
Floyd Collins
Chicago
Community notes from Stringtown area on February events
Local moves include Vere Goff family to Mary Conrad farm and Kenneth Goff to Mt. Pleasant. Otto and Martha Sutter visit Rin ner. Graber family visit Peter Graber. Saltzman closing out sale with Edwin Saltzman to take over. Farmers Elevator Olds annual meeting elects Zingg Hulquist Russel Seberg. Father and Son banquet at Kiucher church February 20. Kathryn Widmer ill with whooping cough. Ethan Brooks family visit Wayland relatives.
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Stringtown
Vere Goff
Mary Conrad
Wayland
Kenneth Goff
Mt. Pleasant
Arnold Rinner
E., Sommer
Otto Sutter
Martha Sutter
L. H. Rinner
David Graber
Peter Graber
J. H. Saltzman
Edwin Saltzman
Farmers Elevator Co. of
Olds
Homer Zingg
Fred Hulquist
Harry Russel
Homer Seberg
Kiicher
Kathryn Widmer
Joe Widmer
Ethan Brooks
Jin Wayland
Rejoicing Amidn Beggars and Charity Duty
A terse social remark laments cheats while exhorting daily sin as punishing relief for the poor, urging generosity through moral contrast and social critique.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertises Health Cure
An advertising claim touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach and intestinal ailments including bloating and catarrhal mucus. The copy argues a lovable disposition leads to success and targets readers troubled by digestive issues with a simple preparation available from druggists.
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Mayr
Embree hauls hogs to Chicago and local visits noted
Dayt on Grove reports Will Embree transporting four carloads of hogs to Chicago earlier in the week. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Lyall Moore and children at Bruce Moore home and Mrs Jas Walker at A E Knotts. Tom Knotts visits Arkansas. Hugh Long moves to A R B Knotts. Harold Griggs to take remaining school route. Roy Gardener family and Bruce Gardner attend radio listening at Walter Leet. Bruce Gardner visits Meryle Ferguson.
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Dayton Grove
Will ‘Embree
Chicago
Lyall Moore
Bruce Moore
Jas, Walker
A. E. Knotts
Tom Knotts
Arkansas
Hugh Long
A. RB
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West Main St
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
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T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
J. D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Austin Sutherland
Brighton
T. A. Michels
Washington, Iowa
Morrison & Morrison
North Side
Brookhart Bros. Law—Abstracts
Opera House
Mutual Phone
C. J Wilson
Co. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Journal
Livingston & Richer
C. V. Brown
South of Water Works
Ssell
J.C. McKay
C.m
Iund Lim
Pass
Lo'west
John Park
Washington Lodge
L. B. Lupon
W. M
Arthur Goodin
Cyrus
W. T. Carson
Zeredatha Council
D. L. Carvaugh
I. M
Hechichem Commandery
K. T
H. T. Carrts
E. C. Arthur Goodin
C. E S
Pearle Dickerson
Alice Rowl
Damascus Shrine
Reggular
Commercial Clat Rooms
Ida McDaniel
W. H. P Owinnie Thompson
Amos Chapter de Moley
Olav Bramer
Robert Thompson
Loyal Order of Moose
Moos Hall
L. R. Littrel
T. Rickey
Velock
L. O O
Epysto
Everett True
GE Namgc
Anures
Aontes
Sulin
Stanley
Jess
Arley
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