Local notices from Lyon’s for cookies and shops
Community snippets show local business mentions from Lyon including Fox and Dewey for shoes Taxi service and watch repair at Smith West Side. visits by residents Fronia Lamphere Mrs. Humphrey Richards and others. Also notes marriage license Carroll Deeds Emil Druckenbrod and Henry Foster’s illness, plus New York Store selling ready to wear and blankets.
Community Notes Include Distinct Travel and Observations
A farm offers second growth timber for giveaway. Local residents visit family in Illinois and Ohio. Obituaries trigger travel to Delta for J. P. Randall's funeral. Satine silk market promotions appear. A university president visits Drake area, with talk in Keota. Readers share a moon cross phenomenon and notes on eye tests and northern lights.
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Mres
Charlies Putman
Journal
Local gossip and business notices from Ainsworth town
Mr and Mrs L A Caldwell of Ainsworth visit friends in town. E R Stephens of Ainsworth, ex county supervisor, is in town on business. Wanted second hand peach baskets ten cents each with lids. Wetson Chalmers Production Co No 422 BE 3rd St. Office now open newly equipped rooms 2nd floor FP and M Bank Building resume practice in Washington. Phone number 66 shared waiting room with Dr A J Droz Dr J B Edington S412.
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Er. L. Stephens
Ainsworth
Wetson Chalmers Prod. Co
Fp, & M. Bank Bldg
Washington
A. J Droz
J. BE. Edgington
Reverence as a Noble Ethic Amid Ordinary Minds
A reflective note argues reverence elevates human conduct while its feeling is dismissed as degrading by the vulgar mind, urging readers to cherish humility and moral seriousness in daily life.
Subtle Youthful Reasoning Over Jam Incident
A mother tells her son the new jam is bad to discourage him. Jimmy then shelves questions by pantry, smeared with jam, admitting he ate it to avoid waste after reasoning poodles dislike jam and nothing should be wasted.
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Jimmy
Toadies
Ivory Phonograph Needles From Vegetable Ivory
A phonograph stylus made from vegetable ivory lasts six records before wear makes it unusable. After filing the bevel end, it can be reused for six more plays. The ivory is sourced from a Central and South American plant, phytelis plus pala, which yields large weed clusters.
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Charlie Chaplin
William Russell
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Franklin County
Illinois
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Mystic Lump
Pennsylvania
John Shields & Sons
Bob Ton
Wee Et Rem
AO Clothing Company
East Side Square
McWmamara Undertaking Co
eEmbalmers
Huneral Directors Florists
Owen McGovern
Ernest Dean
W. D. Hoesseltine
T . Hesseltine
the Evening Journal
McNamara
First’ Store
Crail’s
Lyon
Hamlin
Call
May Spargo
Sigourney
C. H
Lydia Hellam
Lemley’s Grocery
Black
Smith
West Side
Fronia Lamphere
Bussey, Il
W. B. Kemp
Humphrey Richards
Cotter
Carroll Deeds
Brighton
Emil Druckenbrod
Chicare
Henry Foster
Wellman
Iowa City
North Second Ave
A. E. Putnam
Albert Tell
Francis Marion
West Chester
Everett Dennison
New York
Mrs
George Maxwell
Sioux City
Roy Tripp
Tama
J. D
Martin
Carl Guthrie
C. M. Guthrie
J. M. Gannon
Thomasville
Ohio
Andrew Gannon
Lillian Nelson
Mediapolis
Walter Anderson
Fred Wagner
Lester and Clark
Aurora
Caroline Hayes
Delta
J. P. Randall
Owen Hayes
Mrs. Maude Jones
C. W. Anderson
Arthur
Woodall, Ill
J. L. Johnson
O. McCullough
Mrs. House
Clinton, Il
G. W. Brown
Mrs McCullough
Mrs. Brown
Washington County
Arthur Holmes
Drake University
L.S. Patterson
Des Moines
Keota
Ina Mitchell
John Hillhouse
Lelya Blankenhorn
Chase Hayes
Crawfordsville
Paul Allen
Cherokee
J. C. Cunningham
Dr. Allen
W. R. Allen
Wyman
Mee
Lytle Bros
Graham
Henry Walthall
Paramount
the Graham
Imodels
L. A. Caldwell