Local notes with visits, meals and sales reminders
Mr and Mrs A C White return from Clinton NL where son Frank trades in machine and die works. Dean's oyster stew and Chocolate Shop dinners offered. Mrs Ruby Skipton teaches in Cone en route to West Chester. Mrs Martin Swift visits Muscatine for Sunday with son Dick ill. Red River Ohio potatoes $1.50 per bushel at car. orders via J A Cunninghams Sons. Mrs Dudley Crone visits relatives and returns to Keota with niece Marguerite Hicks for Sunday. Dean's hot sandwiches. Extra fancy Red River Early Ohio potatoes on track next week. Mrs 8 Sellers travels to Burlington to join daughter and future home. Special Sunday chicken dinner at Chocolate Shop. M Haupert of Sigourney visits John Goodman and Jacob Sheetz homes. Red River Early Ohio seed potatoes 2 bushel sacks $1.50 at car. Farm ers Exchange phone 181 or 80.
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Red River
R. L. Lytle
U. S
Local notices mix travel, dining, and social updates
Morning passengers to Muscatine leave for Davenport trips while local diners advertise 40c meals at the Chocolate Shop. Announcements note Phillip Randolph born to the Taylor family in Minneapolis. Phi Delta Theta pledges from Iowa State University include Harvey and Droz. Dean’s advertises specials and visiting Tipton relatives stop by.
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David W. Harvey
Washington
Keith Droz
Keota
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Bargain Sale on Powder Puffs and Elena Hair Nets
Our eleven cent powder puffs and Elena Hair Nets are on offer. The powder puff, normally a 25 cent item, is featured as a bargain in this sale.
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Elena
Local notices and ads from Washington to Cedar Rapids scroll
Mrs Will Simpkins of Ainsworth spent yesterday in Washington. Miss Mae McNamara travels to Cedar Rapids for Mt St Joseph alumnae meeting and reads on program then visits Fulda Minnesota. Gwendolyn Long arrives Grinnell for week at home. Yale Tire offers mileage value. Ades family to Boone Iowa for new home. Fresh oysters at Deans.
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Will Simpkins
Ainsworth
Washington
Mae McNamara
Cedar Rapids
Mt. St. Joseph's College of Dubuque
Fulda
Minn
Local Society Notes From Ainsworth and Surroundings
Miss Amy Edworthy and Mrs Yard join Miss Bess Jones Doris Fields and Co W Long and daughter Helen for a Baptist association meeting in Ainsworth. Mrs A J Peterson and Mrs S H Henderson of Ainsworth shop in town. Mrs A B Fullerton visits Columbus Junction to see Mrs James Smith. Mrs John Falstrom of Carbon crf WI changes cars here en route to Olds Iowa. D F Macon auctioneer Washington Iowa advertises Red 74 end of line.
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Amy Edworthy
Yard
Bess Jones
Doris Fields and Co
W. Long
Helen
Ainsworth
The
Baptist Association
John Falstrom
Carbon Crf
Olds
Iowa
Wesleyan College Now 79 Years Old
Mt Pleasant Sept 30 Nearly four score years ago a 26 by 54 foot building in Mt Pleasant housed the first college west of the Mississippi. Wesleyan College began in 1842 and now marks its 79th anniversary with a 35 percent enrollment rise and notable graduates including Winfield Scott Mayne.
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MT. Pleasant
Iowa
Des Moines
Mississippi
Missouri River
Burlington
College Rank
Iowa Wesleyan College
Lowa
College of the West
Winfield Scott
Mayne
Council Bluffs
Al.s. Smith
Wesleyan College
United States
Lakes Formed by Glaciation
More than 90 percent of the world’s lakes owe their existence to glaciation, reflecting how ice ages shaped aquatic landscapes and landforms across continents.
Hesseltine Family Holds Second Reunion in Sun Set Park
The Hesseltine relatives gathered over one hundred members and friends at Sun set Park on Sunday September 4 for reminiscences a noon dinner and an afternoon of social activities A business session set the date for the third annual reunion to be the third Sunday in August 1922 with William Hesseltine president and Verna Guy secretary.
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Hesseltine
Sunset Park
William Hesseltine
Verna Guy
Eva Strum
Ida Hesseltine
Dennis Hesseltine
Douglas Hesseltine
Susie Hesseltine
Yeats recalls Dublin to Bedford Park move and church sign
In his Dial reminiscence William Butler Yeats recalls moving as a boy from Dublin to Bedford Park. He notes he rarely attended church but vividly remembers a wooden porch sign stating the congregation are requested to kneel and the kneelers are provided with pegs for the purpose.
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William Butler Yeats
Dublin
Bedford Park
Dial
Yeats
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Graham
Lemmon’s
A. C. White
Clinton, NL
Frank White
Dean's
Houe
Mr&s
Ruby Skipton
Cone
West Chester
Biys
Chocolate Shop
Martin Swift
Muscatine
Dick Swift
Red River Ohio
J. A. Cunningham’s Sons
Dudley Crone
Marguerite Hicks
Sellers
R. Wilson
Carol
Ernest Carlson
White Way Garage New Accessory Sales Room
Sota
William Boyer
Edna Tobin
Davenport
John Willer
Tipton
Theodore Michels
Michels
KR. W. Grege
Partners & Merchants Bank
Ireta Pauls
Phillip Randolph
H. A. Taylor
Minneapolis Minn
Taylor
W. J. Taylor
McRaimara Undertaking Co
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
John Shields & Sons
Dailey’s Taxi
Local and Country Service
Stuart Taxi
W. L. Dalton
Victor Records
Rubie Blake
New York
Baltimore Buzz
Vicnamaras
Manmnhardt
Teadtor Journal
Brunswick October
Bennie Krueger
Gondolier
Sehley
Santiago
New York City
McElhinney Drug Co
Hebner’s
Stephen
Gwendoyin Long
Grinnell
Yale
Mannhardt Bros
Clarence Ades
Mildred
Jack
Nora
Boone
Ades
Wife
Mre,i
Ines
W. W. Wilson
A. J. Peterson
S. H. Henderson
A. B. Fullerton
Columbus Junction
James Smith
D. F. Macon
Sanders & Skipton
Hesseltine Reunion
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