Death of Jas Robinson Affected NIRA Friends
Friends of Jas Robinson mourn his death at Fairfield Sunday night after a lifelong battle with asthma. He married Carrie Mathews and leaves three children Orville Mervin and Dolores, plus his father and three brothers. Rural services were held at Wellman Tuesday. Other notes mention Mrs. Cecil Brown visiting Webster, Mrs. Jim Hanley and Lucille in Micentine, Myrtle Curl hosting class, Frances Perrin candy social in Grandview, Carl Robinson visiting, and a Standard Readers meeting at Everett Curl home with light refreshments.
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Nira
Jas. Robinson
Fairfield
Carrie Mathews
Orville
Mervin
Dolores
James
Carl Robinson
Jim
Standard Rearers
Everett Curl
Dayton Grove Daily News Notes Local Happenings
Dayton Grove residents report illnesses with measles and tonisilitis. Lester Sigmund’s baby is very ill. Warren and Warren Weller visit Washington, D C. Will Embree and Harry Dusenbery ship hogs. Hazelton and Wellman guests stay at A E Knotts. Ivan Cummings husks corn for Will Embree. Mrs Beatty and children return from Rockford trip. A Knotts travels to Minnesota to tend land. Charles Owen sells farm to Clarence Timmons. W C Embree attends jury duty then returns home. Jill Embree owns a new Chalmers car.
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Dayton Grove
Mies Nita
Everette Beil
Lester Sigmund
Warren Weller
Earl
Washington
Will Embree
Harry Dusenbery
Everette Rickey
Miss Rickey
Hazelton
Iowa
Miss Kelly
Wellman
A. E. Knotts
Ivan Cummings
Harry Beatty
Rockford
Lyall Moore
Kublowee
A. Knotts
Minnesota
Charles Owen
Clarence Timmons
W. C. Embree
Jill Embree
Chalmers
Residents of Crawfordsville Visit Washington
Residents from Crawfordsville and nearby names traveled to Washington yesterday for unspecified duties. Mrs T W Rickey arrived from Washington to visit relatives. Will Wooley returned home from the county hospital with his father reported improving.
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Elizabeth Squires
Milton Davidson
Grant Fletcher
Vernon White
Washington
T. W. Rickey
Will Wooley
Washington County
Receiver Appointed for Selway Steel Fence and Post Co
Judge Hubert Utterback today appointed Thomas Tobin receiver for the Selway Steel Fence and Post Company a $2 000 000 Des Moines concern after the firm failed to meet a court ordered deadline to pay stockholders claims. German flags at Spa were recolored to Belgian for a Peace Conference event but weather washed the paint away causing embarrassment as flags returned to German colors.
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Selway Steel Fence and Post Company
Des Moines
Navy
Hubert Utterback
District Court
Thomas Tobin
Spa
Carris Manufacturing Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of the Carris Manufacturing Company of Warren Iowa incorporated under Iowa law. The document outlines the corporate name principal place of business Washington Iowa business scope capital stock authorized two thousand shares par one hundred dollars subscribe paid up commence date October 30 1920 duration twenty years five directors officers and incorporators including E C Carris S W Brookhart J L Brookhart L D Carris S H White with limits on indebtedness and liability of stockholders.
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Carris Manufacturing Company
Warren
Tews
Iowa
Washington
BE. C. Carris
W. Brookhart
J. L. Brookhart
L. D. Carris
A. D
E. Cc. Carris
Ss. W. Brookhart J. L. Brookhart
S. H. White
Thurs Incorporators
Clinton factories cut working forces
Clinton Nov 11 two factories the Collis plant and the sugar refinery cut their working forces due to greatly reduced demand. The Collis plant will continue to operate but the refinery is preparing for an indefinite shutdown.
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Clinton
Collis
Delinquent Tax List and Local Property Lien Records
Iowa City notices list numerous delinquent 1919 and 1918 taxes with amounts, interest, costs, and totals for parcels in sections of town. Several names appear including May Alcorn, Peter Barnett, Wm Colbert, E F Clapp Est, James Vondrosky, Dan Walker, and others. The report closes with Iowa field seating notes for the Iowa Minnesota football game and a nod that advertisements are news.
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Iowa Township
Alcorn
May Alcorn
Peter Barnett
Wia
Sila
Tim Colbert
R.R
E. F. Clapp
E. F Clapp
E. F. Clapp K
Swibda
B. F. Clapp
Thomas Eden
Peter Gerot, Jr
Thomas Hawthorne
Charles Lartz
Frank Lisky
W's
Ernest Petrue
Nicolas Add
O. Stotts
Yatton
James Vondrosky
Cor
Dan Walker
J. H. Dorris
Nina
Iowa City
Iowa Field
Board In Control of Athletics
Townfield
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Reward
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh through internal action on mucous surfaces. It offers $100 to any case not cured and urges readers to obtain testimonials and order from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Nature
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Bargain Promoters Claim Daily Free Giveaways
A narrator touts constant free bargains in merchandise and labor, contrasting daily offers with a rare “give away day.” They boast big crowds and famous local residents observing a lively market scene, insist on no tickets, and promise sincere, honest service with a square deal.
W. E. Hender Phone 70 Shop in Rear of White Way Garage
W E Hender operates a small repair shop in the rear of the White Way Garage on Rapid Road offering rapid road repairing and miscellaneous services with contact by phone 70.
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White Way
Chocolate Mountains Change Color From Rain
Heavy rains in Southern California alter the Chocolate Mountains appearance from brown to green. Peru mines hold vast reserves of copper, silver, world tungsten coal vanadium and other minerals. mining stores have been developed.
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California
Chocolate Mountains
Peru
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Block
F. L. Rugg
Anna Stricker
J. P. Heninger
Pr Pia Mono
Philco
Philadelphia Storage Battery Co
H. D. Smith
Marion Avenue
Washington, Iowa
W. E. Hender
Brighton
Waterloo Bay
Robison Brothers
W. B. Robison
Sutherland
Floyd D. Robison
Brighton State Bank
J. T. Matthews
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