Farm Loans Morrison and Plenty of Local Travel News
Local notes report Morrison farm loans and a morning passenger list on the Branch. Several residents, including Mrs. J. D. McLaughlin and son Donald, Mrs. Samuel Sands and Eva, and Chas A Dewey, travel for business or to visit relatives in Delta Columbus Junction and Rock Island. The Vienna pie shop advertises its large assortment as well.
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Vienna
J. D. McLaughlin
Donald
Ainsworth
Samuel Sands
Eva
Chas. A. Dewey
Columbus Junction
Mrs. W. Db. Shearer
Rock Island
Thomas B. Reed
Jim McKenzie
Paducah
Kentucky
McKenzie
Speaker
Congress
LAXATIVE BROMO QUIL NINE Tablets Claim Refund
The advertisement promises a refund if the Laxative Bromo Quinol Nine tablets fail to cure. The label claims the doctor’s signature on each box and refunds offered by druggists.
Happenings Across the County February Happenings
Local items report Mrs. Nettie Anderson and son Oral returning from Washington. Floyd Edmondson and Roy Marr arrived home from Burlington. Hazel Oakes of Columbus Junction visited between trains. C Arthur Sprague spent Sunday at his parents in Columbus Junction. Misses Ethel Inez Booth returned to Havre for a weekend with parents. Walnut Literary society closes February 28 with a 15 cent admission including speeches songs recitations and plays by local students.
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Nettie Anderson
Oral
Washington
Floyd Edmondson
Roy Marr
Burlington
Hazel Oakes
Columbus Junction
C. Arthur Sprague
Ella
Florence
Bina Porter
Thomas Olds
Highland Township
Grace Walker
Cedar Rapids
Ethel
Inez Booth
Havre
Willis Kenagy
Roy Dawson
Linas Wood
Walnut Literary Society
W. M. Johnson
Mary Cherry
Bessie Taylor
Claude Tucker
Blanche Helmick
Boyd Dill
Ben Helmick
Ralph Hesseltine
Bert Scofield
Bennie
Local notes recount visits, moves and events in Martinsburg area
February reports show residents returning from travels Miss Gertie Gowey goes to Fairfield for domestic work and Miss Ora Dickinson hosts a Rubio visitor. Others plan Washington programs, school closures, and social events while neighbors relocate and take up new occupations.
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Wm. Street
Martinsburg
Here
Gertie Gowey
Fairfield
Ora’ Dickinson
Local Notes From Iowa County Community
Glen Abdill returns from visit with parents in Iowa City. Families assist with sewing and housework. Several residents ill or moving, including Jennings, Johnson, Clegg, and Tucker households. Ed Stattler sale and nearby attendance noted. J. Tucker heads to Oklahoma. Vernie Dawson moves into Kinmath farm house.
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Glen Abdill
Iowa City
Robert Cherry
Frank Abdill
Will Cherry
J. E. Johnson
Mellie
T. E. Johnson
Jas. Clegg
Ainsworth
Jennie Dunbar
Walnut
Grace
Will Tucker
Friend Farm
Indian Creek
Jas. Tucker
Oklahoma
S. P. Keefer
Washington
Geo. Fetters
Abingdon
Teeter & Lathrop
Ed Stattler
West Chester
Vernie Dawson
Kinmath
Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Frank
February 9 birth of a baby girl reported. Nick Tinnes listed as not improving. Mrs Maggie Trier of Dutch Creek visiting at Tinnes home. Mr and Mrs Robert Sheetz visited E Grubb. E Grubb and family at John Koel home near Dublin over weekend.
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Nick Tinnes
Lawrence Frank
Robert Sheetz
E. Grubb
Maggie Trier
Dutch Creek
Tinnes
John Koel
Dublin
Crawfordsville People and Trips Report Local Arrivals
Farre Huston returned home from Iowa City for a family visit. Several residents traveled to Washington for events or visits, including Mr and Mrs E J Davidson and others. Movements include moves to a farm near town and guests visiting Miss Sarah Crawford as well as a temporary Vienna sale room relocation.
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Farre Huston
Iowa City
Jessie Anderson
Ton Lantz
J. B. McCoy
James Hunter
F. B. Young
John Anwyl
J. H. Cherryholmes
W. Bennett
Washington
E. J. Davidson
Arthur Yard
Ollie Armstrong
Wyman
Miss Fishburn
Winfield
Gladys Maxwell
H. D. Cherryholmes
Chicago
Will Williams
S. W. Neal
M. C. DeLong
Harvey Robbins
R. EB. Lease
Chas. Pearson
Ainsworth
John Crawford
Sarah Crawford
H. C. Moore
W. G. Robertson
Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy claim
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for obstinate coughs and to expel the cold, noting mild laxative effects. It guarantees authenticity with the genuine yellow package and states availability at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Buying Paintings and War Scenes at the Capitol
A pair of congressionally funded paintings draws attention as bills seek $50,000 to acquire the Gettysburg work by James Walker. The piece hangs near the Senate entrance, with its Chapultepec origin noted and remarks from senators like du Pont about smoke in the canvas.
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Chapultepec
Senate Chamber
Charles W. Arthur Washington
Congress
Battle of Gettysburg
James Walker
Capitol
Walker
Battle of Chapultepec
Senate
Gettysburg
James D. Ball
Massachusetts
Senator du Pont
Delaware
Moore
Philadelphia
United States
Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertiser promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, scientific remedy for fermentation, indigestion, and stomach discomfort. The 22 grain triangules claim to digest all foods, ease gas and pain, and restore normal digestion in minutes with a plainly printed formula.
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Lille Elder
Laws
Fagming Tor
Sasth Main
Aet
Slada
P. EB. O
Brighton
Iowa
Bonnie Johnson
Journal Office
Pollard
Anna Wolf
Carnes Ratliff Com.co
Howard L. McGleery
Union Stock Yards
Ili
Morrison
Arthur Camp
Stackpole
Victor
Edward Foss
South Wayne
Wis
W. E. Ghilcote
Dist
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Equitable Life of Iowa
the County News
Agy
Flossie Abdill
Pat
Fred Taylor
Chas. McKay
Clay
C. B. Morgan
Lucinda Daley
Ottumwa
Helen Whittacre
Black Hawk
Bailey
W. J. Allen
Mer
Dutweiler
Tracy Farm
Ira Nordyke
Ethel Palmer
Wellman
J. Palmer
Fry
David Logan
Clay Church
Talleyranqd
Crawfordsville
Smiths
J.C. Smith’s Cash Grocery
General Bingham
Hancock
Armistead
Sherwood
Toledo District
Ohio
United States Army
GEO
Centerville
Marion T. Anderson
STECK
Pickard
China
H. F. Steck
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
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