Ten Years Ago Today Visits and Advertisements Mention Hartwick Iowa
The note recalls Miss Rhea Warren and her brother Lewis visiting their aunt Mrs E S Selden in Hartwick Iowa. An advertisement touts Trump as a cleaner for fabrics and Nyal Hirsutone for dandruff with a money back guarantee. Hog price tops eleven dollars and fifty five cents. Weather predicts mostly fair conditions with cooler air tonight and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Warren
Lewis
Hartwick
Iowa
E. S. Selden
Skiptons Plan Move to West Second Street Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Skipton will relocate to 508 West Second Street near the month start moving from their current residence with Mr and Mrs Francis Skipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Skipton
West Second Street
Mrs
Francis Skipton
Blaine Holmes Injured Boarding Fire Truck After Alarm
Blaine Holmes of the fire department suffered torn ligaments in his right leg yesterday when his foot tipped as he boarded a fire truck following an alarm at the Gillespie garage. He will rest for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Holmes
Gillespie
Market Ads and Local Staffing Notices
Fresh spare ribs priced at 14 cents per pound advertised at Sanitary Market twice. Grace Harris returns from a two week vacation in Dubuque to visit her mother Mrs. Alice Harris. Mary French begins work at Lemmon's Jewelry replacing Miss Ticia Patton who is absent due to her mother Mrs. J. W. Patton’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Harris
Dubuque
Alice Harris
Mary French
Lemmon’s Jewelry Store
Ticia Patton
J. W. Patton
Local Market Prices and Town News Briefs
Park Liver sells at 10 cents per pound at Sanitary Market. Travel and visits noted for Leiussagar of Crawfordsville and Geneva Snelds in Muscatine. Mrs. Pearl Tressler returns to Crawfordsville, D. W. Dayton and daughter Margaret visit Davenport. Candy Kitchen promotes sundaes and malted milks on North Side. Harold Montgomery visits Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy Kitchen
North Side
Ames Farm Bureau official visits town for inspection
J. W. Merrill, district director of the farm bureau, is in Ames today for the semi annual inspection. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rankin and daughters Dorothy Gertrude and Alice Mae of Hampton are visiting Mrs. Rankin’s parents Mr. and Mrs. George Brinton and plan to tour the area for the rest of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Merrill
Ames
Farm Bureau
A. H. Rankin
Dorothy Gertrude
Alice Mae
Hampton Iown
Keota Visitors Continue Trip Among Washington Stops
Marion Marr, visiting the L. A. Marr home in Keota, traveled to Washington briefy on his way back to Fairfield. Carrie and Anna Ruth Palmer of Keota arrived in Washington last evening to visit Virginia Droz. Mrs. Charles Hays returned home from Burlington where she had been visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Latta
Clifford Thorne
Elizabeth
Wendall Palmer
Jackson
Michigan
Lloyd Latta
W. L Cumminges
Clarence Wheelan
Kedta
Leo Baker
Waverly
Adrian Welty
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Leiussagar
Crawfordsville
C. M. Edgar
Tama
Geneva Snelds
Muscatine
Carl Hardin
Marion Marr
L. A
Carrie and
Anna Ruth Palmer
Keota
Virginia Droz
Charles Hays
Burlington
Visitors and travels noted in Washington record
Mildred Ebner visits An na Bell in Fairfield and plans to visit Mt. Pleasant relatives. Carl F. Smith returns to Chicago after visiting sister Mrs J P Wood. Nell Sampson goes to Brighton to spend day with Mrs Wilbur Day. Senator Brookhart leaves for Gault Iowa to address audience today. Isabelle Hoyman arrives from Cedar Rapids and stays with Tom Berdo family. Mrs Ray Page and Maurice of Oskaloosa return home after visiting Washington area relatives. Harry Macon and son attend Virginia Macon funeral in Clinton NL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Smith
Chicago
J. P. Wood
Smith Brookhart
Gault
Iowa
Washington
Isabelle Hoyman
Cedar Rapids
Tom Berdo
Ray Page
Maurice
Oskaloosa
Harry Macon
Harry
Clinton, NL
Virginia Macon
Bartlett Wins Iowa Golf Championship in Playoff
Arthur M. Bartlett of Ottumwa retained the Iowa open title after a playoff with Bob McCrary of Des Moines. Bartlett shot 70 to McCrary’s 75 in the 18 hole tiebreaker after both finished regulation 72 holes tied at 281 strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Arthur M. Bartlett
Ottumwa
Bartlett
Iowa
Bob McCrary
Wes Moines
McCrary
Journal Wants Ads Pay Trial Convince
A brief item notes the journal seeking payment for advertisements and asserts a trial period will demonstrate value. The message emphasizes financial support for ad placements and promotional efforts.
Local residents arrive and visit in area gatherings
Miss Grace Lytle and Mrs. George L. Clark arrived from Los Angeles to spend weeks with relatives. Mrs. J. W. Patton remains hospitalized after a broken thigh but is improving. N. W. Macon of Decatur attends Virginia Macon’s funeral. Mrs. A Green and Inda Green, and Mrs. Charles Saling and Mrs. Clara Swartz hosted visitors at the Montgomery home. Abbie Evans returns home to Des Moines after week with sister Mrs. Charles Longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lytle
George L. Clark
Los Angeles
California
Miss Lytle
Gordon
Montgomery
Lytle
Clark
Racine
Wisconsin
R. J. Pearson
A. Green
Inda
Charles Saling
Clara Swartz
Middletown
Harold Montgomery
Abbie Evans
Des Moines
Charles Longer
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Tom
Tony the Wonder Horse
Comedy
FOX News
FOX
Trump
GEO. L. McDaniel Druggist
North Side Cafe
John Winga
San Ib
Ise
Oriez & Speer
Dan Rohrer
Frank Hamilton
Cephas Dodds
Charles Denison
Frank Casey
Omaha
Nebraska
C. A. Boice
Frances Howard
Eveline Frances
Emma Jean
Richmond
Kansas
Mrs. Howard
Frank Birka
A. P. Townly
Decatur, Ill
Orfen Boileau
Mississippi Collegians Orchestra
John R. Davis
Harry Pearson
Ainsworth
Myrtle Poole
Clark & Enslin’s
Newt Whetstine of
Thaskins
Gandy Kitchen
Pearl Tressler
D. W. Dayton
Margaret
Davenport
Fairfield
the Way To
Bevy
Graham
Jack Fine
J. C. Mitchell
J. C. Holbert
Graham Theater
Margaret Lillie Big
Higgins
Lon Chaney In ‘the
Gronner’s
dKss
Ibs
Santos Coffee
Conner’s Grocery
Morrell’s Pride
Our Club
Johnson’s
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wisie Long
Prop
Mildred Ebner
Anna Bell
Mt. Pleasant
Enna Jettick Health Shoes
Anderson
Repu Be
Nell Sampson
Brighton
Mrs. Wilbur
Arts Cafe
New Clinton Shoes
A. E. Atchison
N. W. Macon
Decatur, TL
AEGUS
John Shields
McDaniel Drug Company
Hans
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