Keokuk to Dedicate Civil War Hospital Tablet 1929
Keokuk Iowa hosts a two day ceremony October 1 and 2 1929 at the old Civil War hospital site to unveil a bronze tablet and re dedicate the hospital cornerstone at the National Cemetery The events include a Maine battleship tablet unveiling a Governor John Hamill address a Veterans gathering and key remarks by G A R Spanish American War Veterans and American Legion leaders.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Daughters of the Union Veterans
National Cemetery
Fifth Street
John Hamll
Old War Hospital
Ole Nelson
Des Moines
Jos. R. Frailey
Fort Madison
F. M. Fuller Keo
Barn Fire Destroys Naylor Farm in Morning Sun Area
A large barn on the E. L. Naylor farm northeast of Morning Sun burned Monday afternoon, destroying 400 bushels of corn 100 bushels of oats and much hay and equipment. A work horse tied inside was killed. The fire follows a week of local notices and community events across Columbus Junction Crawfordsville and surrounding townships.
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Columbus Junction
E. L. Naylor
J. W. Zerbe
Hconium
Method
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Washington
C. O. Winters
Columbus City
Letts
Aletha May
Thomas West
Ed Chicago
Ll. V. Koos
Minneapolis
W. E. Ruston
Pleasant Valley
Prentiss Normal and Industrial School
Prentiss
Columbus High School
Viloria Gaumer
Fairfield
M's
Nelia Pence
Jack Enyart
Davenport
Frank Duncan
Virginia Cavin
the Junction
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Fred Winter
Frank Karr
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Tanlac Relief Claims for Digestive Ailments and Nervousness
Doctors cite that most illness stems from stomach and bowel troubles and digestibility affects health. Tanlac is promoted as a remedy for gas pain dizziness and long standing digestive issues with a Denver testimonial noting improved appetite sleep and energy. The ad promises money back if Tanlac does not help.
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Tanlac
Taniac
Washington notes Mrs Wagner Cor pondent and visitors
Mrs Fred Wagner cor respondent reports visits by Geart Chaussen and daughter Betty Jean to J J Benda home. Families including C B Davison Wagner and others visited Howard Wagner and W R Davison's near Oppock. Fall Festival prizes awarded. Iowa poultry event in Des Moines with Mrs Gerdes as speaker. Road grading progress noted. S P Finch and F Wager hauling logs to nearby sawmill.
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Washington R
Geart Chaussen
Betty Jean
J. J. Benda
Davison
Mildred
Lester Wagner
Leo Vis
Howard Wagner
Chas. Stewart
Virg
Rogers
Helen
Glenn Knapp
Knight Wagner
W R. Davison
S. P. Finch
F. Wager
Family visits mark weekend in Mt. Pleasant and Burlington
Iowa City residents and relatives from Mt. Pleasant Mediapolis Burlington and Ottawa Kan gathered during the weekend visiting at Ruth Edwards D. F. Berry and Mary McConahay homes. The event included the unveiling of the P. E. O. Founders portraits at the Memorial Building with about 300 Sisterhood members in attendance.
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Iowa City
University
Lloyd Welch
Mt. Pleasant
Od Boli Ng
Mediapolis
Louise Boling
Burlington
Ruth Edwards
I. R. Bol'ng
Edwards
Weed
New Memorial
Sisterhood
Mrs J N Irwin Visits University of Iowa
Mrs J N Irwin visits the University of Iowa with her daughter Helen on Sunday. Mary Maxine Tracy is ill with bronchitis.
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J. N. Irwin
Helen
University In
Iowa ‘City
Mary Maxine Tracy
Wyman reports stock shipment and local events
Nine car loads of stock were shipped from Wyman to Chicago led by Roll Rees and Everett Rees with Buffingtons. A Presbytery meeting celebrated the 75th anniversary of the Reformed church congregation with readings by Miss Juliet Cannon and Jas. Dill and a sermon by Rev. K. R. Robb. Local baseball saw Wyman beat Mt. Union 13 to 9 while Independent hall fell to Winfield 3 to 2. Residents traveled to Delwein to visit friends, and a home management lesson is set for Monday at Mrs. J. K. Dunn’s home.
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Cotton
Hollywood
California
T. W. Rickey
Clofield Harper Cotton
Rickey
Teo
A. N. Porter
F. J. Maxwell
W. H
Ann
Isabelle
Mery McCall
Fred
Will Twinam
W. J. Bevn
W. P. Davidson
Nellie Manners
Rehoboth
Wyman
Robb
John Wooley
Columbia
J. H
KR. I. Robb
Washington
Crawfordsville
Morning Sun
Mt. Union
E. V. Humphreys
E. R. Rees
Dorothy
Delwein Iown
G. B. Ferrell
J. K. Dunn
Shrine Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Heavily Visited
The Unknown Soldier tomb at Arlington Cemetery is said to be the most decorated monument. Wreaths are placed daily, with two or three on some days, reflecting continual tribute to fallen servicemen.
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Iowa
Keokuk
South Dakota
Citizen’s Cimmitter
S. Lofton
Arlington Cemetery
Efen
Absent-M minded Naturalist Ponders Golf Dilemma
A whimsical note shows a narrator debating whether to gather collecting gear or head to the golf links, reflecting absent minded hesitation and humor about bumbling choices. The playful internal question hints at a lighthearted diary style moment.
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James W. Good
Kuk
American Lesson Railroad
Western Passenger Association
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Martha Butler Guerasieniness
New York City
Aden
Arabia
Earle Corbin
Nellia Manner
Cloyce K. Huston
Washington, R
Fred Wagner Cor
Pondent
Harry Lloyd
South Orange, N. J
Leslie Deal
Denver
Colo
Barenta
Anson Brinton
Julia Parks
C. G. Pickin
Fairfiell
Frank Swisher
Minnesota
Frank
Farm Journal
R. B. McConahey
Ottawa, Kan
D. FE. Berry
McConaheys
Berry
Mary McConahey
Fondulac
Wisc
Merle McConahey
Frances Sales
Ada
Tracy
West Side Square
Washington, Iowa
J. C. Penney
Laos
Thes
Sammy Snail
Tommy Turtle
Parco Ethyl
Parca Ethyl
Prhopeot
THE
Sunshine Oil Co., Inc
J. L. Yegge
Garage
Brighton
Rhua Helmick
Ray Brin
Des. Moines
Dorothy Helmick
Wyman Boys
Independent Hall
Winfield
J. C. Penney Co
J.c.penney CO