Delwein Club Elects Directors in Primary Vote
Delwein Community club held a primary election to nominate directors. Among the listed contenders are Henry Campbell, V. Lucan, J. Neuwer, K. E. Stoup, Duvel ler, L. Lawtar, G. di, and R. Conner with others. Twelve directors will be chosen by ballot, after which the new community organization will be under full headway. A boy named Sidney Ellingson, ten, suffered a broken leg when struck by Ed Reed’s car near the Presbyterian church. He is reported progressing satisfactorily. Attendees at Rotar y Conference include Mr. and Mrs. Teastey, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Jamie, Mr. and Mrs. Kerwin, and KE. Stoun.
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Delwein, Jr
Delwein Community Club
Henry Campbell
It. V. Lucan
J. Neuwer
KE. BE. Stoup
Duveller
Fred
Larms
A. Lawtar
Key Allen
G. di
Stebbing
Robert Conner
Thomas Cit
Wer
Mepevitt Rewin
Wank ‘Fousley
Whhambers
C. Knapp
Ty’ Brien
George Thatt
Gus Wolter
Ing K. Wade
George Peltus
Re Fon
PB. J. Haverly
Robert Iehies
Ef. M. Wetlaufer
Leo Gallagher
Sidney Eilingson
May Ellngson
Ed Reed
Presbyterian Church
Airs. Teastey
A Davis
Jami
Kerwin
Stoun
Rotary conference and local news from Oelwein area
Des Moines hosts a strict Rotary conference while Paasigg notes coverage. Sioux City visitors H Mundale, Sidney Floyd Elskuth discuss plans. In Waterloo Tuesday night officials announced the sale of elghi's stores in Cedar Falls, Oelwein, Waverly. Alphonsy Vargas resolves a desertion dispute with Judge Cook. A builder plans a brick structure on First Ave East. Seed corn shipment from Parkerton marks a first for Oelwein. Visitors from Waterloo and Hazleton connect with local clubs and friends.
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Trict
Des Moines
Paasigg
H. Mundale
Sidney C. Floyd Elskuth
Sioux Tb
Hd Reed
Kyle Wilson
William Wigner
Edward Motiisty
Wasterloo
Elghi
Oelwein
Waverly
Cedar Balls
Nicholas Zois Inuildus
Third Avenue
MM Alphonsy
Vargas
Baker
Parkaton
S. D
K.N. Ross
Waterloo
Hazleton
Walker
Allison Allan
Priscilla Club
J. Doctor
Belvidere
Llinois
James M. McFarland Civil War Veteran Dies in Manchester
James M. McFarland, a Manchester veteran of the Civil War, died at his home northwest of Manchester on Tuesday evening, April 27. He was born in Ta. April 9 AM. McFarland’s death marks a return of a long service record to the local community.
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James M. McFarland
Manchester
James AM. McFarland
Local Soldier Dies After Enlisting Young
Onio July 14 1841 he answered the call to arms before reaching age Funeral services set for Friday at 2 30 in the Congregational church led by Rev J Frank Moore Burial in Oakland Cemetery Survived by widow and seven children
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Onio
Congregational Church
J. Frank Moore
Oakland Cemetery
Tie
Skin whitening lemon remedy advertised to readers
An obsolete advertisement touts a skin lightening mix of lemon juice with Orhand White sold by druggists. It claims a quarter pint bottle creates a fragrant bleaching liquid to apply to face, neck, arms, and hands for a clear youthful complexion and freckle sunburn tan fading.
New Georgette Handkerchiefs Surge in Style
New georgette handkerchiefs appear in unusual patterns and popular shade combinations. Ae Dame Fashion adds a tiny pocket on the left sleeve of dresses or suits, requiring one of the new small georgette handkerchiefs to complete the look.
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Wach.a
Feach
Special Selling Men's Pajamas at Brighton Factory
Special selling event announces two numbers of men's summer weight pajamas from the Brighton Factory. Plain white coat style with silk frog and trim, and solid tan and blue slip-over styles. Garments cut full and made to the Brighton standard. On sale Friday and Saturday on the main floor.
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Brighton
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FLECT
Ridney Kiingson Sutlers Brokast
Desa
Drs. Debe
Debe
Aay Alioy
Jefferson St
Town
Kat
Sleyman
Oriental Rugs
Shukx Tannus
A. Sleyman Co
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Fast Fourth Street
New York
Frances Shop
Voss, Weber, Bante
Martha Washington
Whitman and
Johnston
Frances
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