Ainsworth Figures In Weekend Social Roundup
Mrs. S M Rhodes and daughter Ruth of Ainsworth visited the D N Haney home yesterday. Miss Margaret Brookhart traveled to Des Moines to visit her father J L Brookhart. Wilma Miller and Wanda Spesard from Ainsworth came this morning for the basketball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Rhodes
Ruth of
Ainsworth
D. N. Haney Home
Margaret “Btockhart
Des Moines
J. L. Brookhart
Wilma Miller
Wanda Speseard
Betty
Glenn Jacobs
Ruth Boyer
Davenport
R. S. Warfel
Jenny Acheson
John Matthews, Jr
Muscatine
Miss Eunice
W. C. Mercer
Baby Joy
Lucy
Ekdna Mercer
Lynn
Vera Haney
Oleg Haney
Bruce to Come Home Easter Monday Return with Orchestra
Bruce, now with the Fuilers Orchestra of Chicago, will be home Easter Monday if his special train runs on time. He helped start the Shubert Orchestra eight years ago with George Bickford, and plays many instruments including the saxophone and violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
U. S
George Bickford
Shubert Orchestra
Fuilers Orchestra of
Chicago
the Armory
Local notices include visits and events across town
Miss Effie Haines and Miss Sophia Poетgieter attended a Burlington district nurses meeting while Miss Willa Gibson traveled from Chicago to visit her parents. Mrs C D Weldon visited Williamsburg after seeing her son Phillip. Edna Tobin visited Dean's with Wim. James Fleming and granddaughter Juanita Rosenberger planned a West Chester visit. Helen Libe visited Fairfield and her sister at Parsons College. Mrs M J Cherryholmes visited Moline to see daughters. Second United Presbyterians urge members to read and return pledge cards promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fleming
Juanita Rosenberger
West Chester
Ralph Robertson
Helen Libe
Fairfield
Dorothy Libe
Parsons College
Hoosier Aids Women In Easy Housekeeping
A vintage advertising line touts the HOOSIER as a time saving helper for women, claiming no woman can keep house as easily without it as with it.
Hoosier demonstration offer with one-dollar down
An advertisement urges readers to visit for a HOOSIER demonstration and promises home delivery if they pay one dollar down. The message emphasizes immediate action and a home delivery option tied to the down payment.
Misses June Conger and Ruby Skipton visit Washington
McNamaras news notes Mrs J S Bickle and family travel to Washington for vacation. Rosa Derby visits Letts. Mrs H Gillett visits Smithland to see daughter Ada Wickey. Shorthorn sale set at Columbus Junction March 26 18 22 24. Geo Loesch and children visit Fairfield then Mt Pleasant to see Miss Laura Busby. Buick Roadster bargain advertised by White Way Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H . Gillett
Smithland
Ada Wickey
Columbus Junction
Mar
Local notices from Orange City and Des Moines area
Various household and business notices list travels visits sales and services. Miss Marcig deRey and Miss Edna Talbott visit relatives. Ruth Boyer and Velda Quinnette guests arrive. J O Crawford and the Haneys travel for visits. Mrs Nettie Engle gravely ill in Pasadena per telegram. Dean's advertises steak and quality service. miscellaneous feeds tires and jewelry ads appear.
Chicago Packers Lease Iowa Plant
Wilson & Co, a member of the Big Five packers, agreed to lease the Midland Packing Company plant for five years at 150000 dollars per year. The deal carries a 35000 dollar forfeit and was disclosed after a directors meeting with the federal receivers of the eight million dollar concern. Creditors were represented by Robert J. Bannister and Taylor Grimes of the Central Trust Company of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Wilson & Co
Midland Packing Company
Robert J. Bannister
Taylor Grimes
Central Trust Company of
Des Moines
Sioux City to House Four of Five Major Meat Plants
The largest credit organization and J. J. Howe of the Mechanics Savings Bank of Des Moines backed the plan. J. M. Parsons of Des Moines represented Wilson & Co. The matter goes to Judge James Elliott in federal court at Sioux Falls, and his approval is expected. Four of the Big Five will thus have plants in Sioux City, with Armour, Cudahy and Swift as the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Howe
The
Mechanics Savings Bank of
Des Moines
J. M. Parsons
Wilson & Co
James Elliott
Sioux Falls
Big Five
Sioux City
Armour, Cudahy
Swift
Cedar Rapids Leads Iowa in February Building Gains
Cedar Rapids showed a 15 percent rise in February building operations valued at 121 820 dollars, up from 106 000 the year before. Du buque jumped 343 percent while other Iowa cities posted losses between 54 and 80 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Dubuque
Davenport
Regional Wealth Shifts Shown in 1921, 1920 Comparisons
Figures for Des Moines Mason City Dubuque and Sioux City compare February 1921 with February 1920. Losses and gains are reported with amounts and percentages across several cities including Des Moines Mason City and Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mason City
Dubuque
Sioux City
Mason City Firms Resume Operations March 21
Mason City announces two more plants will reopen March 21 the National Clay works and the North Iowa Brick and Tile company restarting after closures on December 18 due to labor and market conditions. The area notes prior resumption at Lehigh Cement and Decker Meat Packing with over 300 workers back to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Mason City Industries
National Clay Works
North Iowa Brick and Tile Company
Lehigh Cement
Decker Meat Packing
Not a Public Benefactor Sayings by Jud Tunkins
Jud Tunkins contends that a man chasing wealth cannot be relied on for public welfare, arguing no real help will come from someone who believes everything is fine as long as profits rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Tunkins
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Tom Ede
Great Northwest
Selznick
Burton George
Willard Mack
Jean
Famous
Collie
McRamara
Wilson
Franklin County
Pennsylvania
Mystic, Lown
John Shields & Sons
Harry D. Smith
Washington, Iowa
Washington Elevator Co
Bundae’s
Dean's
United States
Effie Haines
Sophia Poetgieter
Burlington
Willa Gibson
Mrs. Gibson
C. D. Weldon
Williamsburg
Phillip
Service Vulcanizing Co
Motor Inn Garage
Edna Tobin of
Cotter
Wim. Boyer
Commercial Savings Bank
M. J. Cherryholmes
Moline
J. V. Irwin
A. R. Henss
Second United Presbyterians
McNamaras
June Conger
Ruby Skipton
Washington
Mannhardt
J. S. Bickle
Oskaloosa
W. F. Bickle
Washington Cleaners
Rosa Derby
Letts
Laura Busby
Miss Pusby
Helen Ferguson
White Way
Skipton Taxi
Marcig deRey
Orange City
Firestone
Mil
White Way Garage
Hartman & Gibson
Phone
Edna Talbott
Mercer, Mo
Bruce Goode
Fullers
Mrs
Velda Quinnette
Ross Hesseltine
McCall Bros
J. O. Crawford
R. A. Acheson
B. F. Miller
Columbus City
Stephen
W. H. Warner
Pasadena
Calif
Nettie Engle
W. H. Engle
Limerman
Sam
Washington National Bank
Washington County
Graham
Washington’s Fun Center
Hop” Shearer
Hop
Ottumwa
South Seas
Elmo Lincoln
O. B. Olson
Shearer In
Neal Hart
America
Barr Con
Roy
Royal Northwest
Cary & Cary
Jokes
Kass Horn
Trom
Bone
Guitar
Mighty
Frank Godfrey
Tom Godfrey
McElhinney Drug Co
Chicago Packers
Wife
G. C
McElhinney
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