Birth of 91 4 lb son Robert James Noonan
Crawfordsville Iowa reports the birth of a 9 1 4 pound son, Robert James Noonan, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noonan of Muscatine, born last Saturday September 21. Local social notes list visitors and travels including Minnie Sprague, Tillie Nelson, Iona Nelson, Rev G N Pool, and others with brief mention of travels and health updates.
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Crawfordsville
Iowa
Robert James Noonan
Robert Noonan
Muscatine
Minnie Sprague
Washington
C. T. Gallagher
David
Tillie
Iona Nelson
Fairfield
G. N. Pool
Prominent Col umbus Junction Farmer Dies at 85
Reece Sellers 85 a retired farmer of Columbus Junction died at the home of his daughter Mrs Arthur Mewhirter after two years of declining health. Born Feb 23 1844 in Ohio he came with his parents to Louisa County as a child. He had lived in the area since.
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Columbus Junction
Reece Sellers
Arthur Mewhirter
Mr. Sellers
Ohio
Marshall Township
Louisa County
W. E. Ruston
H. B. Thomas
Lone Tree High School
Veo Rural News Highlights Local Visits and Farm Work
Mrs. Malda Miller and Mr. Isador Deutsch visited relatives in Wayland. Many Veo neighbors attended the Washington fall festival. Karl Harken plans to fill the silo this week at the P J Harken farm. Irene Drish of Fairfield called at Joe Drish’s home. The Will Dickson family visited Ralph Roberts. Earl Balderson and Maxine visited Frank Lock’s near Packwood. H C Jones and Lucille visited D E Miller’s. Anna Roberts visits relatives in Fairfield. Carl Daerings and sons visited M D Gowey’s. Deutch helps with farm work at H E Jones’s. Dana Bray route call en route to Muscatine. Frank Ash and children visited Sigourney relatives. Amanda Trail, Chas Baker, Iza Mae alananah shared Sunday dinner at Will Frail’s. Wesley Greeson and Iza Mae Hannah of Wichita visited George Bray. Dana, W L Bray, and Beauchamp families dined with friends. Eva and Emma Spalding visited Ezra Hadley. George and Donald Ash visited northwest of Hedrick. Abi of Fairfield stayed with Anna Roberts at Veo. Week ended with unsettled weather but cleared Monday morning. rain hoped to fade.
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Veo
Malda Miller
Isadorr Deutsch
Wayland
Sarah Ellen Grimstead
Dr. Swinney
Midland
Washington
Karl Harken
P. J. Harken
Irene Drish
Fairfield
Joe Drish
Will Dickson
Ralph Roberts
Earl Balderson
Maxine
Frank Lock
Packwood
H. C. Jones
Lucille
D. E. Miller
Anna Roberts
Carl Daerings
M. D
Eva Roberts
Emma Spalding
Ezra Hadley
George Ash
Donald
Clarence Ash
Hedrick
Abi
Yeo
Journal Wants Ads. Trial Will Convince
A brief note indicates the journal seeks advertising revenue and states a trial period will demonstrate the value of ads to readers and merchants.
Vinol Promises Quick Vitality Boost and Sleep Aid
An old testimonial claims Vinol helped a nervous man ease stomach jumps and sleep better. The remedy, described as iron and phosphates with cod liver peptone, is touted to revitalize tired people and improve appetite after the first bottle. Druggist J. E. Lenmon positions Vinol as flavorful.
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J. C. Duke
J. E. Lenmon
Quiet marriage reshapes love triangle aboard liner
Dr John Bates accepts a relief posting abroad while his colleague Chester Haynes sacrifices his practice. Chester’s plan to win Mary Hamre is foiled when Mary secretly marries John just before their sailing, greeting the couple with a radiant kiss as the ship pulls away.
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John Bates
Chester Hayes
Chester
John
Mary Hamre
Ches
Hayes
Mary
Chester Haynes
Relief Commission
Westchester
Johu
Pictorial History of Lindbergh Published
New York publisher G. P. Putnam's Sons releases Lindbergh His Story in Pictures a history in photographs from 60 nations with facsimile documents and accompanying text edited by Dr Francis Travelyan Miller.
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New York
Linebergh
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Lindbergh
Francis Travelyan Miller
Teacher Rescues Pupil From Treacherous River Current
Arlington Nebraska teacher Miss Helen Eby saved 10 year old pupil Laverne Lakin from a strong river current on the Loun river. The boy disappeared mid stream in about 12 feet of water and was pulled to a sand bar and revived with difficulty.
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Ord
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Glendale Notes Move From Des Moines to Local Harvest Scenes
Mrs. Thomas Gerdes reports a two week absence with travels to Des Moines for lectures and a theatre party, a banquet, and a fall festival seen from the premium list. Neighbors prize winners include Lee Chambers and Thomas Gerdes while farming tasks like shelling corn occupy the community. Local farm bureau plans with Mrs. John Cherry are announced.
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Glendale
Journal
Des Moines
Fred Wagner
Convention Committee of
Lee Chambers
Agnes Anderson
Tena Gerdes
Harry Claire
Thomas Gerdes
Murray Smylie
Clover
Ladies of
Spread Eagle
John Cherry
Night football debuts in Iowa at Burlington
Burlington high school hosts Bowen high of Chicago in the first Iowa night game under arc lights at 8 p.m. The new flood lighting at Burlington stadium allows full visibility for punts and passes as crowds of 5000 have already seen demonstrations. The Bowen game starts a series of three night contests, with Davenport and Keokuk to follow.
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Burlington
Tra
Burlington High School
Bowen High
Chicago
Iowa
Bowen
J. JF. Thomason
Burlington Cgrayhounds
Davenport
Keokuk
Internal Revenue Office Moves Oct 1 1929
The District of Iowa Collector announces the headquarters will move from Dubuque to Des Moines on October 1 1929 All communications should be addressed to Des Moines from September 36th The collector's office will be on the first floor of the New Federal Court House on the East Bank after October 1 Lars K E Bladine Collector Journal Want Ads Pay.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
District of Iowa
Dubuque
Des Moines
Federal Court House
Lars KE. Bladine
Card of Thanks from Pleasant Hill church
The Pleasant Hill church people express gratitude through the journal to Mr L Soule and the Y M C A staff for use of the dining room and kitchen and for general dinner service help. They also thank local merchants especially Reister Co and others who aided. They add thanks to Dr Tom Thompson for a $50 donation and acknowledge his family’s longtime local involvement.
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Centalogue
Mr. Jenkins
Fieldman
The
Journal
L. Soule
Reister & Co
Wtt
Pleasant Hill
Tom Thompson
Chee
When Hope Was Lowest Famous Konjola Scores
A Sioux City man recounts relief after taking Konjola for years of stomach distress and rheumatism. He says digestion improved, appetite returned, and swelling pains faded. Konjola is sold by Geo L. McDaniel in Washington and by druggists in the region.
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John Koskovich
Fourth Street
Sioux City
Iowa
Konjola
Washington
Geo. L. McDaniel
Thyl
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Aravia
A. B. Edwards
Washington and
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D. F. Macon
C. W. Edwards
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Lincoln
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Crocker
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