Riverside Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Quarantine
Riverside notes report numerous visits by residents to and from Des Moines Muscatine Cedar Falls and Fairfield. The Dell Kyle home under scarlet fever quarantine. Mrs K M Elmore returns home improved after Iowa City hospital operation. various social gatherings include needle clubs and a backward party at the Christian church with about 40 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Cedar Falls
Henry Snider
Hedrick
Leona Snider
Byron Stone
Mill Grove
Anson Brinton
Leslie Deal
Denver
Colo
John McConehay
Mt. Union
D. F. Berry
KR. J. Armstrong
Fairfield
Leona Edwards
Linby
Follen
Woolson
Will Brinton
Iowa City
Caroline Baumgartner
Noble
Alonzo Foster
Manly
C. A
Vera Koch
Bonnie Cassady
Janie Lechner
Hazel Shepherd
Doris Lane
E. W. Hinson
Robert
Chicago
Jake Rader
Hate Kyle
Washington
Tom Arnold
Etta
Mary Wiley
C.A. Foster
Wapello
Tom Pierce
Ottumwa
K. M. Elmore
Elizabeth McGuire
Lawrence, Kane
Schoene
Roy Wasconer
Aletha
Salina
Bruce Fox
Mildred Soetens
Vev
Caroline Craft
James Dawson
Keota
Lizzie Flitnerie
Muller
Fanny Sales
Cedar Rapids
Steve Woods
Mattie Woods
Loyal
Berean
The
Christian Church
Eugene Brinton
Braden Braden-Herman Twinam and Henry Witting Visit
Ainsworth visitors Braden Braden-Herman Twinam and Henry Witting visited Tuesday evening. Mrs John Lee of near Columbus City spent Thursday with Mrs C M Maxwell. Delbert Maxwell went to Chicago with hogs from Havre Co operative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braden
Herman Twinam
Henry Witting
Ainsworth
John Lee
Columbus City
C. M. Maxwell
Delbert Maxwell
Chicago
Havre Co-operative Co
Iowa City
Jay Orris
Braden Club
Edna Wittrig
Marie Maxwell
Muriel Wittrig
Rubio Rubio and Dickinson families load cattle and stockers
A Kansas City cattle shipment led by Charley Augustine Rubio and Jacob Dickinson delivered car loads of cattle to Chicago and Missouri sheep to Ottumwa while other local buyers purchased white faced yearling Hereford heifers and mixed cattle. The Rubio Shipping Association sent a year load of cattle hogs and sheep to Chicago last week. Raymond Steinbeck named Rubio champion horseshoe pitcher. Local workers hauled timber and prepared a corn crib project near Skunk River. James B. McCaleb bought Brighton property and plans to move.
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RUBIO
Charley Augustine
Jacob Dickinson
Kansas City
Karl Morgan
Ott Smitter
Missouri
Rubio Shipping Association
Chicago
J. A. Luithly
William Derby
Floyd Hixon and Co
Dewey Horning
Ralph Derby
Walter Nordyke
Ottumwa
Raymond Steinbeck
Jo Augustine
Jo Hartnell
George Blattner
Keith
Pairfield Hospital
van Gabby
Dickinson Brothers
Jacob Rudolph
Skunk River
William Snider
Mayer
F. J. Feltze
James B. McCaleb
Brighton
F. M. Strickland
Amos Bent
J. J. Fleig, Jr
Teachers visited over weekend across several towns
Brighton notes a group of teachers visiting homes in Crawfordsville Marion Oskaloosa and a trip by Randolph Hicks to Chicago. Mr and Mrs Hiram Cooper traveled to Vandalia to see his brother unseen for years. On Monday continued local activity remains unlisted.
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Brighton
Lease
Crawfordsville
Lowe
Marion
Reynolds
Veldhuizen
Oskaloosa
Randolph Hicks
Chicago
Eletha Hicks
Hiram Cooper
Vandalia
For sale ad headline by a local paper
A brief for sale notice appears in the paper describing a small item offered to readers. The ad hints at a price or terms but keeps details minimal. It signals a local transaction opportunity for readers.
Highland Center Local Social Roundup
Harold Grays moved to Ainsworth last week to run a filling station. Glen Miller returns from Washington hospital after a minor infection related to a cut. Mr. Do WM Taylor visits a brother in Grinnell. Ben Miller hosts a army friend from Rock Island. sister Miss Zella Miller visits. White brothers home from Iowa City school. Mrs. C A Krone spent last week in Iowa City for dental work. Mrs. Lewis Coon ill. Ee M McGinnis and wife spent Wednesday in Iowa City.
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Highland Center
Harold Grays
Ainsworth
Glen Miller
Washington
Do. WM. Taylor
Grinnell
Ben Miller
Rock Island
Zella Miller
Iowa City
C. A. Krone
Lewis Coon
Ee. M. McGinnis
Woman's Farm Bureau Club Forms Officers in Clay District
The Clay school district forms the Woman's Farm Bureau Club with officers Mrs. Clayton Allen president Mrs. Warren Morgan vice president Mrs. Wallace Savage secretary and treasurer and Mrs. A d Morgan district leader. The group schedules a meeting with the president Tuesday October 16 inviting all ladies to attend.
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Clay Clay
Woman's Farm P Bureau Club
Clay
Clayton Allen
Warren Morgan
Wallace Savage
A. d. Morgan
Karl Harken
Chicago
A. J. Morgan
Marion Township
Morgan
Joe Roth
Noble
Ellis Walton
Dot
Frances Meacham
H. A. Waterhouse
Ira Waterhouse
Bert Smith
Washington
The
Missionary Society
Mildred Woodford
Mra
Lulu Wolcott
Riverside social and county notes highlight Halloween dance
Riverside residents attend a masquerade dance organized by John Soukup with cash prizes for best masked and clown couples and best waltzers. Birthday celebration for Arthur Lorack marks a Sunday euchre gathering with prizes. university visitors and local trips noted along with bridge work and new car purchases.
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Riverside
Clair Flynn
Norval Flynn
Iowa City
Bert Flynn
Washington
A. Alcorn
Albert Navy
Colorado
Emily Skala
George Cole
Chas
Havel and Son
Joe Soukup
Joe Lear
Riverside Ball
John Soukup
Arthur Lorack
John Riggs
Victor Burich
John Myers
Lorack
Joe Kupka
Pete Gerots
Dayton Grove Social Notes And Local Visits
Miss Dorothy Disney visited with Miss Hattie Rickard on Thursday night. Mr Will Myres visited at the Will Embree home where he is nursing a sprained ankle. Mrs Albin Wnatts attended the Lexington Ladies Aid Society on Thursday. West Chester high school's senior class hosted faculty and students Thursday evening. Miss Mollie Tierney Mrs Nola Johnson Walter Mrs Harry Dusenberry Billy Mrs Will Sem bree and Mrs George Ferguson attended the M E Ladies society on Wednesday. Mrs Milt Dayton was a Wes Chester visitor on Thursday.
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Dayton Grove
Dorothy Disney
Hattie Rickard
Will Myres
Will Embree
Albin Wnatts
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
West Chester High School
Mollie Tierney
Nola Johnson
Walter
Harry [Dusenberry
Billy
Will Sembree
George Ferguson
M. E. Ladies Society
Milt Dayton
Wes Chester
Ocean Depths Device Tests Reflect Sound Wave Tech
A prototype device using reflected sound waves is being tested to map and study ocean depths. Researchers aim to improve underwater imaging and exploration capabilities through acoustic surveying methods.
Farm Bureau hosts four township meetings across Louisa County
Louisa County Farm Bureau reports four township meetings held last week with 215 members attending to plan 1924 activities and elect officers. Jefferson Mil ler and Concord and Columbus City leaders are named, with Port Louisa and other townships listed for upcoming lessons in clothing and nutrition.
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Jefferson Township
Toolesboro
Concord Township
R. J. Barnes
Columbus City Township
Zion Congregational Church
Port Louisa Township
Harrison Church
JL. M. Miller
Chas. Bissinger
Howard Smith
Jessie Foster
Rudolph Schlichting
Columbus City
J. D. Helmick
C. E. Pierce
W. T. Wincan
Port Louisa
Thos. Fry
Paul Beik
Paul Schafer
Mildred Elder
Dorothy Taylor
Elm Grove Township
Marshall Township
Wapello Township
Union Township
Eliot Township
Morning Sun Township
Store Good Varieties of Apples
The Iowa Weather and Crop Service notes on October 1 show apple production at 3,500,000 bushels, down from 3,788,000 bushels last year. Farmers with sprayed orchards should store high quality apples in home pits or commercial storage until the temporary surplus of various varieties passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Jonathan
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Crocodile Exhibit Parades Human Remains in London
A crocodile stomach yielded a grim trove of bones, metal bracelets, a head necklace, and porcupine quills, later displayed in London as a startling exhibit reported by the Indianapolis News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Indianapolis News
Joyful Family Reunion After Mayr Remedy Healing
A family reunion celebrates recovery from long standing stomach and liver ailments after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad touts the preparation as simple, harmless and effective for catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the intestinal tract, with a money back guarantee. Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Lemmon’s
Advt
Stresemann Emerges as Experienced German Leader
Berlin October 17 Doctor Gustav Stresemann chancellor of the German republic is described as a practical experienced politician with a talent for direct speech. He rose from secretary to Saxony industrialists to Reichstag deputy and led the German People's Party after the revolution, urging unity and cautious cooperation with former enemies. Born Berlin May 10 1878 he is tall stocky with blue eyes and a businesslike demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berli N
Gustav Stresemann
Tue
German Republic
Stresemann
Berlin
Leipzig
Saxonian Association of Industrials
Dresden
Reichstag
Himsell
German People’s Party
Stinnes
Reich
Germany
Purpose of Art Ends the Need for Amusement
A reflective quote on Art. The end of arts is not amusement but a serious function equal to the beauty of nature. Ruskin argues beauty and utility define art beyond entertainment.
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Ruskin
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