Community Notes from Noble and Surrounding Areas
Edith Wenger returns to Burlington for business college studies. The C A Munson family hosts a farewell party as they move near Danville Iowa. Mr and Mrs Boshart ill. Funeral held for John Ramsyer of Kansas with attendees from Kansas Washington D C and Kansas City. Paul Leper works in Wayland season duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Noble
Edith Wenger
Burlington
Business College
Ss. C. Wittmer
Selina Wittmer
Havre
Otto Frey
Joe Conrad
A. F. Mitchell
Andrew Rinner
Henry Rinner
C. A. Munson
Schlack
Wayland
Kansas
Dr. McKee
Washington, D. C
Robert McKee
Kansas City
Paul Leper
Brighton Notes Reveal Local Moves and Upcoming Benefits
Mr and Mrs Hugh Draper returned to Trenton Mo after visiting his sister Mrs John Edwards at the Silbert Hazen home. Fire department benefits at the Princess netted over 100 dollars and oyster and fireman balls are planned at the club house to fund a new fire truck. Henry Norton sold property to Marc Crandall and will move into the former Edgar Kessell home. Rev Cook from Minnesota to lead the Presbyterian pulpit for months. Verna Seeley and Lynda Walker visited Winfield Saturday with Mrs Dayle Shy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Hugh Draper
Trenton
John Edwards
Silbert Hazen
N. S. Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Gardner
Oscar Mangold
T. Thompson
Henry Norton
Marc Crandall
Nortons
Edgar Kessell
Rev. Cook
Minnesota
Verna Seeley
Lynda Walker
Winfield
Dayle Shy
School Head Weds in Holiday Ceremony at Solon
Superintendent Forrest Johnston of Kalona schools married December 24 at the home of the bride’s parents in Solon Iowa. Rev Ira Houston officiated. The couple, soon to reside in Keosauqua, plans a brief visit with relatives before settling in the Eli Plank residence. The bride is a University of Iowa alumna met in Iowa City. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston are starting their new life together. Ed Godlove of Riverside visited his ill father-in-law M D Brown in Kalona. Charley Miller family moved to Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Ed Godlove
Riverside
M. D. Brown
Charley Miller
Hedrick
Forrest Johnston
H. D Adams
Solon
Iowa
Ira Houston
Congregational Church
Iowa City
Johnston
Keosauqua
Mr. Johnston
University At
Mrs. Johnston
Eli Plank
Fur Framing Farm Income Encouraged by Profits
A farmer authority asserts most farms yield at least fifty dollars yearly from fur, especially now. Trapping is a pleasant fall duty for farmers and their sons with traps set and tended, producing clear profit beyond time invested.
Iowa Aims to Halt Tuberculosis With Education and Legislation
Des Moines reports Dr. A B Kepford of the state bureau for the prevention of tuberculosis says the disease is on the down grade in Iowa and the United States. He emphasizes teaching preventive medicine in schools and enacting legislation to reform industrial and economic relations. Hospitalization is cited as the final goal to isolate and treat infectious patients on the road to eradication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
A. B. Kepford
State Bureau For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Bulletin Ten
State Department of Health
Kepford
Iowa
Quarter Earns Easy Toothache Relief Tale
A child complains of a toothache and asks his father for money. The father offers a quarter to buy a ball and play, prompting the child to rush to his mother with the coin and marvel at the easy payout compared to the small pain.
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Bobby
Daddy
Test of College Life and Vanderup’s View
The Boston Post recalls financier Frank A. Vanderup praising college recognition as a predictor of later success. He stated that a man who earned respect from classmates in college would likely gain recognition in later life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Vanderup
Boston Post
Salts for backache and kidney pain advertised remedy
An advertisement advises Jad Salts to relieve backache and sluggish kidneys caused by meat intake. It claims the drink cleans and stimulates kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, ends bladder weakness, and is an inexpensive life saver for regular meat eaters. It recommends four ounces in water daily before breakfast for a few days.
Wealth of Iowa Shows Large Increase in Deposits
Iowa bank deposits rose by about 19 million dollars monthly in the year ending November 17 1919 according to state superintendent reports. Savings banks state banks and trusts held total deposits of 619 776 976 with gains over 1918 and expectations of similar increases for December 31 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Banking Department
English Doctor Endorses Cremation View
A physician argues cremation is healthier, while the Boeston Tran script notes the irreversible change in a person. The piece contemplates modern burial rites and personal transformation.
All Around Good Fellow in Cartoons Magazine
Cartoon caption notes bill collectors chase the “all around” fellow who takes longest to square his accounts, a witty take on debt and time in cartoons.
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Cartoons Magazine
Tanlac credited with ending lifelong stomach troubles
Joe Kreiss an employee of Swift Co St Paul Plant who lives at 466 Van Buren St St Paul Minn says he suffered since childhood with severe stomach trouble and related pains. After four bottles of Tanlac his back pain eased his appetite returned he slept well and he could work daily without relapse. The ad notes Tanlac availability in several towns including Washington Crawfordsville Brighton Riverside Kalona and Ainsworth through local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kreiss
Swift & Co
St. Paul
van Buren Street
Minn
Taniac
Tanlac
Washington
Sherman Bros
Crawfordsville
Samuel J. Stites
Brighton
G. W. Cash
Riverside
M. J. Wilkinson
Kalona
O. L. Rogers
Ainsworth
A. E. Sands
Advt
Wallace Returns to Ames After Navy Service
Leigh Polly Wallace, famed Missouri Valley football center and former U S Marine, is discharged and reenrolled at Iowa State in Ames. Wallace, who played two years ago for the Cyclones, resumes college football after military duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Leigh
Polly"’ Wallace
Missouri Valley
United States Marine Corps
Towa State
Wallace
Cyclone grid star Wallace earns praise and honors
In his first year on the Cyclone squad Wallace drew favorable notices from critics across the region. He earned spots on most valley and all-state selections. During the Student Army Training Corps year he played for Doc Williams at Minnesota and received honors on several mythical Big Ten and all-western teams. After Minnesota closed, he joined the marine corps for overseas summer service and was discharged by September 1, returning promptly to Iowa State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eléeveny
Army Training Corps
Wallace
University of Minnesota
Doc” Williams
Minnesota
Marine Corps
Iowa State
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Property Owners Federation, Inc
Papa
Mecca
Venice
Cal
Boeston Transcript
Washington County
Mannhardt Bros
Ashington
Kemp
Fred
Albie Beranek
O’ Laughlin
Richmond
Rhode Island
Ford
Emerson Gang
Deere
John Deere
Emerson
Bradley
Peter Shuettler
Weber
Black Hawk
Maytag
Workman
S. W. Livingston
J. L. Brookhart Referees
Workman & Klotz
Leoc. Critz
America
Weingarten Bros, Inc
New York
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