Local ads note visitors and sales in Evening Journal
Read the Evening Journal for social visits and sales. Guests from Newton and Chicago visit the Wilson home while others travel to West Chester and Burlington. Local ads promote Crail's rugs and Dunlap cream whip. A lost ten dollar bill is recovered after placing an ad.
The Big Fair at Henry County Looms Large
Two weeks remain until the Henry County Fair with races live stock exhibit machinery farm products fancy work automobile show and every department full to overflowing. Get your entries ready today and prepare exhibits.
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Henry County
Mr. Pleasant
Burkley Statement Cites Credit Responsibility
A dated note references George Burkley and shifts responsibility for credits to others after a specified day. The text implies a personal declaration disassociating from credit beyond that point.
Subscription Offer for Magazines and Clubs
An advertisement invites readers to subscribe with price lists for clubs and access to any magazine. It directs to call 509 Red or write to the Journal care of Nita Belle McKoon, agent.
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Nita Belle McKoon
Local People Return Home From Travels
Miss Sue Wallingford returns from Omaha Nebraska where she visited her sister Mrs Joseph Glasgow. Siegrid Freding goes back to Chicago after visiting her father Charles Freding Mrs D W Taylor of Keota and her son in law J W Marvin traveling to Keokuk Warsaw NL to visit relatives. Clarence Phillips son of Mr and Mrs W A Phillips is home after discharge from the U S Navy. He recalls sailing the Danube on relief in the Near East. Mr and Mrs J D Broadgate spent last night with his brother F L Broadgate on route from Lake Okoboji to Galesburg Illinois. Mrs BE A Hulse from Cedar Rapids visits at the home of her husband's sister Mrs J A Y Ashby and will later join family in California.
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Sue Wallingford
Omaha, Neb
Joseph Glasgow
Siegrid Freding
Chicago
Charles Freding
D. W. Taylor
Keota
J. W. Marvin
Davenport
Keokuk
Warsaw
Clarence Phillips
W. A. Phillips
U.S. Navy
Danube River
Near East
J. D. Broadgate
Mre
BE. A. Hulse
Cedar Rapids
3. A. Y. Ashby
California
Native worker invents chimney cleaning device for saving labor
A Weenen native in a colonial journal tale is credited with devising a labor saving chimney cleaning device. He reportedly mounted the ladder with fowls on his arm to let them flutter down the flue, completing the task.
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Natal
Kafir
Weenen
Ice Cream Social at Gladwin Church This Saturday
An ice cream social will be held at the Gladwin church Saturday evening. All are invited to attend.
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Gladwin Church
Mrs C Phillips Claimed by Death in Iowa Community
Mrs Josephine Alice Phillips wife of Charles Phillips died at home 106 East Third Street after a long illness linked to grief from the death of her daughter Mrs Floyd Murdock last November Her death followed the loss of sister Mrs Thomas Smylie last spring Funeral services are set for 3 PM Wednesday at Woodford chapel with Rev J A Glendinning officiating Burial will be in Elm Grove Cemetery She was born October 13 1858 in New London Iowa and married here May 1 1889 Surviving are her husband and son Ray plus two brothers James Embree Keota and Louis Embree Lone Tree and five grandchildren Beulah Dora Josephine Charles and Ernestine Murdock with Etna Moore and Earl Moore visiting from Bloomington Ind
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Josephine Alice Phillips
Charles Phillips
East Third Street
Floyd Murdock
Thomas Smylie
Phillips
Ray
James Embree
Keota
Louis Embree
Lone Tree
Beulah
Dora
Josephine Phillips
Charles
Ernestine Murdock
Ancient Egyptian baseball ball origins discovered
Archaeologists near Cairo found leather and wooden balls dating to at least 2000 B.C. This marks the oldest known balls of this sort and suggests Egypt as the cradle of the game.
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Egypt
Cairo
Cheerful Man Always in Demand Singers at His Work
A brief item extols a cheerful worker who thrives in any occupation. The text praises his perseverance, adaptability, and steady reliability, claiming he can do more and better than others in the same line of work.
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Lyle
Club Rates and Subscriptions Promoted by Authorized Rep
Advertising note promotes best magazines and clubs with special rates. Contact 50 Red or write to Journal care of Nita Belle Mekoon as Authorized Representative. No further details provided.
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Nita Belle Mekoon
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Frank Gardner
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F. L. Wilson
Edna Chilcote
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Ralph Ketfover
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Harry Kracaw
Marcella Reed
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Edith Reed
Watt Vickers
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V. P
F. A. McCaulley
Margaret Badenoch Vere
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Harriet Badenoch
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C. H. Combs
American Pearl Button Co
Lydia Wellam
Lemley’s Grocery
Black
Charles R. Ball
Pittsburgh
Mrs
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Lemmon
MecElhinney’s
E. C. Rupp
Clarence
Earl Nicola
Spencer
Mr. Rupp
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James A. McCutcheon
Frances Waite
Sam L. Watkins
Petersburg
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T. W. Harwood
Burlington
W. F. Huxford
Kelton
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Big Rock
DeKalb
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Mr. Huxford
Y. M. Cc
I. K. Beal
Beaver
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Ohio
Gertrude
Margaret
H. O. Whiteman
Leslie Mountford
Loveland
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United Presbyterian Church
Colorado
Bob Shields
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F & M State Bank
Bob
Harry Morey
Sterling
Marc Macdermott
Cyrus Townsend Brady
King of
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Larry Lemon
Rothappel Unit
Clegie
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Fair Water
E. Lloyd Sheldon
C. Carris & CO
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Arthur Goodin
West Side Square
Washington
Mutual
John Shields & Sons
Owen McGovern
E. Morrison
The
Armory
Cahilius
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George Burkley
Ansco
Lytle Bros
Graham Theatre
Overture
C. Phillips
Etna Moore
Bloomington
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Earl Moore
James Gordon
Margaret Hicks
D. A. Moore
Allerton
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Pacemount House
Wallace Reid
Mae Murray
D. H. McLaughlin
C. W. McLaughlin
W. 8. Eldridge
J. M. Godfrey
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Marcellus Meek
State Bank
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Liberty Bell Bank
Gabe
Toi
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