Local Farmers Busy With Barn Disinfection and Silo Work
Bownfgoats dominate current farm activity as Mrs C D Webster of Janesville joins McBain Blanchard Bros of Cedar Falls in disinfecting barns across the township. East Janesville Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon April 16. Giles Leverses Joe Moran and Lewis Nelson are erecting silos. Geo Sunderling horses mentioned along with Dr G J Dennett removing from Jolted last week. Mrs Fred Beardsley to host due to acute indigestion.
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Mra. C. D
East Janesville
Case Against Waller Dropped In Alliston Report
The case against Herman Waller for assault with intent to maim his wife and son was dismissed after his hospitalization for inebriety. The wife interceded for him. Also, Allison town council approves Hampton Light & Power electricity service with a special May 6 election to grant a franchise and transmit power via a light tension wire. Mrs. T. M. Early died after a brief illness, leaving a large family. funeral arrangements pending. Marriage of F. Crynes and Miss Gray announced. Mrs. A. Haskins hosted the Every Outer Friday club. Grand Opera House manager R. Plave arranged Moore-Eddings Stack Co. engagement starting April 13. Jesup elected mayor H. F. Stoddard and council members C. A. Hart, P. HL Nunnemacher, C. B. Ganiere, C. Walker, T. W. Ko Ham. teachers reelected at the board of education. farewell for Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kenyon as they move to Michigan.
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Alltlaon
Herman Waller
Waller
Knoxsie
Allison
Hampton Light & Power Company
Hampton Company
Hampton
F. Crynes
Gray
Portland
Crynes
Jesup
A. Haskins
R. Plave
Grand Opera Khouge
Moore-Eddings Stack Co
H. F. Stoddard
L. Bright
A. WH. Laird
C. A. Hart
Hln Nunnemacher
H. C. Kenyon
The
Baptist Church
Local notes from Jesup and Waterloo engagements
Marion Kenneally and We Sey Measures sent Monday to Waterloo. Residents from Waterloo and nearby towns visited Jesup homes. F W Harris plans a new residence on the existing lot. Several families plan summer stays near the Stevenson farm. Mrs Pooler to present The Music Master at M E church Friday. W E M B church trustees awarded parsonage contract to C R White of Delhi. Community members hosted social and missionary group events.
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Marion Kenneally
Waterloo
E. C. Brown
Cleveland
Gilly
F. W. Harris
A. Sick
Roy Eck
Stevenson
R. Stevenson
Littleton
5. Freed
G. W. Dickinson
Mantel
Wilma
Camme
Jennie Woods
F. R. Hohl
F. Tunks
Edith Lambert
F. Hersch
Iowa City
Stoddard
C. L. Bright
A. van Eman
M. C. Young
Oklahoma City
George Fowler
Frances Grout
Dc. A. Emerson
Ashley
Letha
la Porte
Frank Shimer
Osceola Pooler
M. E. Church
P. S. Standish
Baptist Church
H. ©. Kenyon
M. B. Church
C. R. White
Delhi
Acid Stomachs Are Dangerous and Easy Home Remedy
A distinguished specialist warns that acidic stomachs cause inflammation and most stomach trouble. Ordinary medicines fail. neutralizing acid with a teaspoon of bisulated magnesia after meals helps. Eating foods that upset stomachs is safe if followed by a glass of bisulated magnesia.
Spring Creek Township Social and Family Notices
Mr J Snirl and family moved to the J Rudolph house in Spring Creek last week. Mrs H Purdy returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs Buttka. Mrs Magele Short, ill with blood poison, is improving. Miss Mertle Broad attended a La Porte business call. The Spring Creek Ladies Aid met March 31 at Mrs Dolly McChane’s. many attended for sewing and social time. An April 21 meeting will be at Miss Emelia Lange’s home. Several attended a Wim Hilton house party. Mr and Mrs J Nutt of Vinton were guests at G Geren’s. Miss Donovan visiting her parents in Waverly. Fourteen children confirmed last Sunday by Rev J Adix at the German Lutheran church. Mr and Mrs Chas Orat dined with F Schutte near Shady Grove. A program at the M E church Easter Sunday at 7:30 PM. all are invited.
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Spring Creek
Hey. J. Adix
German Lutheran Church
Chas. Orat
F. Schutte
Shady Grove
Local notes from Orange Grange region reflect visits and mishaps
Mrs Maud Swisshelm of Santa Ana and her two children arrived for an extended visit with her parents in Orange Grange. Miss Sarah Sorensen left to spend summer in Marian Iowa. Miss Florence Lusk visited Cedar Falls. Estella Fike and Jay Sammy returned from Mount Morris Iowa. Jay suffers mumps. Sam Fike in a runaway accident with a stock buyer's team. buggy damaged but he was unhurt. Ed Thomas and family from Tama visited Otho Thomas. Hurt Cornelius and Harverly Mob erly bought new autos. Mr and Mrs Van Metre of Clarks visited over Sunday. School programs No and 16 last Friday night. upcoming events April 17 special program. April 19 day school program with Brethren item on the program.
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Literary Society
Ics
Allison school hosts talk on corn at Friday event
Alison school meeting set for Friday evening at the schoolhouse. Superintendent Boaring and principal Karl Po Note will discuss corn and its value as food. Mrs. Boaminen addresses benefits, while Miss Aura Kingsley teaches. Queen Esther circle forms under Mrs. Boardman with officers Tala Torres Ruth TE Mat- He Pnerkio and others.
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Vowne Balits
Sew
Tala Torres
Ruth TE
Mat- He Pnerkio
Qeerstevy
Tsther Schu
Butler County notes and local social updates
The page records society mentions including Queen Eather rele a branch of the Wowan's Home Missionary society. Mr and Mrs KR E Thompson welcomed a daughter. Mee T M Barty underwent surgery and is improving. A good roads meeting was held, and Butler County Fair directors met. Allison may be electrified soon. Frant Kaley and E W Booton hosted guests and planned a two week trip to New Stockford.
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Ler
Eather Rele
Wowan’s Home Missionary Society of the Church
KR. E. Thompson
T. M. Barty
Butler County Fair Association
Allison
Frant Kaley
New Hartford
E. W. Booton
W. EL. Booton
New Stockford
N. D
Easter Observed With Special Music In Littleton Churches
Local Littleton scene reports Easter will be observed in both churches with special music and pastor addresses. Residents attend dances, visits, and farm work on nearby farms. Notables include Mrs. Wim San key, Miss Hilda Freed, John Hults returning to Oregon, and purchases such as E J Gallup Jr selling a three year old colt for 2164 dollars.
Mt Vernon TWP News Summary April Notes and Local Happenings
Mt. Vernon residents report on remodeling by J W Thurston of Waterloo. Al Henry joined the Mt. Vernon Auto Club with a five passenger touring car. Mrs. Finley recovering from surgery at Yar Dyke hospital Cedar Falls. Numerous social visits, travels and farm notices including weddings and illness. Dick Garton injured by horse. Clarke Newry and Elsie Newry guests of Miss Lucile Miller. Family visits and gatherings noted in Cedar Falls Janesville Albert Lea and local farms.
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Mt. Vernon
Kert Pattee
J. W. Thurston
Waterloo
Finley
Yar Dyke Hospital
Cedar Falls
al. Henry
Herr Morrow
Burger
Janesville
Wilmer Chapin
Vernon Albright
Mattie Conkle
Marion
Albert Lea
Malnix
Dick Garton
Kyler
Pony Jonsen
Clarke
Elsie Newry
Lucile Miller
Freckle-Face Remedy Ad Promises Free Trial
A period advertisement offers to remove freckles with a money back guarantee. It urges Miss freckle-face to obtain an ounce of ethine double strength from a druggist and apply a few times to achieve a clear complexion at little or no cost if successful.
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Frreckle-Face
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T. M. Early
Clark Carr
Clarksville
Fred Brown
Barclay
Delia
Louise Lown
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. BE
G. B. Fox
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Robert Touck
Wim, Sankey
Clint Tufts
Independence
Ernest, Murphy
New Startford
Hilda Freed
John Hults
Oregon
Geo. Rebberg
Frank Durham
Mr. Rehberg
E. Js. Gallup, Jr
Maynard
Ladies’ Aid
Alton Manross
Mamie Weeple
Marie Getzenberger
Hazleton
Elsie McGlaughlin
Prairie Grove
Terry Center
Rev. Bronson
Earl Hults
W. J. Howard
J. B. McGlaughlin and Sons
Gatesville
Falan-Bollman
Iowa
Fourth Street
James Black Co
SLI Rand A
Sorter Co
4Th St
Winterioa
Chi-Namel Demonstrator
RED Cross Drug CO
Sycamore Street
Behning
Otto Gressing
New York
Early Music
Black’s
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