Lonbergers Visit Then Nurse Training Sisters
Misses Matilda and Katherine Lonberger, nursing students at St. Anthony’s Hospital Rock Island, spend the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lonberger. Mrs. Harry Miller leaves for St. Louis after two weeks with her son Billy Ewing and parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pratt. LeRoy Pratt returns for the weekend from Town City where he attends the State university. K. C. Clark of Brookings S D stops in en route to Chicago and dines with his sister Dorothy Cl.
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Matilda
Kathrine Lonberger
St. Anthony's Hospital
Rock Island
Joseph Lonberger
Harry Miller
St. Loui
Billy Ewing
Rand
Ralph Pratt
rLeRoy Pratt
Town City
State University
K. ¢. Clark
Brookings
Eagle Stamps Boost at Our Washington Drug Store
Remember your Eagle stamps are savings. Increase advantages of trading at our store. We give stamps with every purchase of 10 cents or more. A filled book is worth $2.00 in cash or $2.50 in trade with us. We are the only drug store in Washington offering Eagle Stamps.
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Washington
Gio Rea Tad Roy Pinch
Gio Rea Tad Roy Pinch appears in the fragment as a quoted line or misread OCR. The readable text provides no clear event or context to summarize into a full news item.
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Tad
Roy Pinch, Eto
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Do You Remember in Botany Woes New Line of Shoes
A school announces a new line of boys and girls footwear for the fall season. Styles cover from the youngest to th grade, with ready options for students to view and purchase.
Service Station Notice and Weather Update
A fragment from a local notice mentions a service station and asks for top hogs, while a separate weather line reports partly cloudy skies and a warmer tonight. The text is incomplete with unclear specifics about action or entities.
Rummage Sale At McDaniel Zoo Draws Local Shoppers
The Saturn event drew Mrs. Milford Bellester Aleph Hites of West Chester and Wilbur Eicher with daughter Rosemary from W Tand. Lena Graber from Wayland and the Roshart family visited. Items included a hot water heater, sold as is, and auto parts from Sitler's and Cox Motor Company.
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Sitler's Auto Parts Service
Cox Motor Company
French Aviators Welcomed in Paris Flight Home from Le Havre
French aviators Diendonne Cos tes and Maurice Hellente arrived at Le Bourget after a trans Atlantic flight from Le Havre aboard the S S France. A civic welcome was held with a large crowd, but less thunderous than Lindbergh's reception.
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Paris
Diendonne Costes
Maurice Hellente
Mulae
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
le Bourget
le Havre
S. S. France
Bellonte
Court Awards 70 Dollars In Hartman Rental Case
The Court Charles Schmoeller won a $70 judgment against Ed Hartman in a jury trial in Justice of the Peace W A Whiting’s court. The ruling concerns rents claimed by Schmoeller. Hartman said he would appeal to district court. E C Eicher for the plaintiff Jociph Manro for the defendant.
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Charles Schmoeller
Ed Hartman
Justice of the Peace
W. A
Furnished 13 room apartment for rent near square
Short ad notes a second floor apartment with bath one block from the square. Contact J. B. Crail at 2170 for details. Also mentions sale of a fresh dairy cow and a 1920s Ford chassis with Goodyear tires and a good battery in very good shape.
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J. B. Crail
FOS
Correction Notice Corrects County Engineer and 1920 Expense
In the Democratic Executive Committee political advertisement a paragraph now reads County Engineer and the 1913 to 1920 expense is corrected to $21 946.82 instead of $31, half weather strip was sold and installed by H M Shellabarger with phone 585 Green 215t3e0d.
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Democratic Executive Committees
H. M. Shellabarger
Local Justice Deals With Assault Charge and Jail Escape
Charles Aliosas of Comins City received a one year term in the Anamosa Reformatory for assault with intent to do great bodily harm. He had escaped from the Louisa county jail last month, fled from Pine Brothers' garage in Columbus Junction, and was recaptured after a gun shot toward officers. Beulah Mariett Alloway, held for vagrancy in Louisa county, faced a hearing before Judge Smyth. Tri-County Older Toys and Girls conference planned for Muscatine First Baptist on November 28 with regional leaders and a supper by Rebekah lodge. regional church figures listed and weekend visitors noted.
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Columbus Junction
Martha Butler
Charles Aliosas
Comins City
Wapello
Smyth
Burlington
Anamo
Alloway
Des Moines
Louisa County
Pine Brothers
Lou
George Oaks
Hwa Marshall
Beulah Mariett
Oakville
Forest Avenue Baptist Church
Clyde E. Baker
Vernon
Upper Iowa
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Methodist Church
Winter Y basket team plans and meeting urged
The Democratic Meeting invites attendees to City Hall Saturday evening at eight to map out the final week of the campaign. Committeemen, committeewomen, and candidates are urged to attend. F E Smith chairman of Little Bit Askea has bronchial croup at home on South Town Ave. A new little sister arrived. An auctioneer advert appears. Ania Elizabeth and Etha Daw return from an automobile site in Indiana. A room rummage sale is planned for Saturday in the McDan'e room 21702.
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F. E. Smith
Askea
Fon
South Town Ave
Elizabeth
Etha Daw
Indiana
Sheares
Saturn
McDan’e
Sanitary Dairy Visitors and Local Notices Mix in Iowa
Miscellaneous city notices and social items from Best Iowa include Sanitary Dairy callers at the Lloyd Hayes home, a $5.50 per ton order for Best Iowa Coal on tracks, and a Des Moines Rebekah convention trip by Mrs. Roy Mallory and Mrs John Elgar. Also listed are theater ticket boosts, travel mentions, family visits from Davenport and Wayland, a serious illness prompting town calls, and local ads for tailoring and musical events.
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Rex Lary
Sanitary
Alva Hayes
Davenport
Lloyd Hayes
Town
Iowa Coal
E. R. Norton
Green
Roy Mallory
John Elgar
Des Moines
Rebekah
Boost
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D. C. Davison
Jesse Davison
Fairfield
Ezra Wittmer
David
Barr
Lena Mechntie
Wayland
J Birney
Cedar Rapids
Henry Davison
Hill
Washington
D. C
D. F. Macon
Zune
Alicen
Flight Diary From New England to New York City
A recording of the late 1920s air journey describes leaving Boston at 4:30 pm for New York, flying at about 2,000 feet over Manhattan and Newark, landing smoothly after 1 hour 27 minutes, with speeds over 100 mph and favorable winds. The party stayed at the Pennsylvania hotel and visited the Y M C A. Other notes mention social events, student groups, and a girls reserves ceremony.
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Toston
New York
New Haven
Pennsylvania Hotel
New ‘York
City
Willian Sloan
Pennsylvania
Boston
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Joe Knotek
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Theale de Cogntrate
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