Tripoli News Recap From Feb. 25 Visitations and Obits
Tripoli reports visitors to hospitalized Wm Bahi and others, notes funeral for Henry Harmening who died Feb 18, and illness recoveries in the area. Mrs. Beury Speir and baby hospitalized after a facial injury. local boxes social raises 36 dollars for the Methodist Ladies Aid. Nashua briefs include managerial changes at the state orphans farm and deaths, while Horton notes a smallpox quarantine and a wedding earlier in February.
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Clarksville News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Notices
Clarksville reports the Grahams arriving from Spirit Lake to settle as permanent residents. Interchurch conference attendees Rev T E Sherman and Rev H Wilcox traveled to Des Moines. Local marriages announced for George Delong and Sallie Willey in Los Angeles, with home in Rudd after March 2. Various local visits, funerals, births, and moves noted, plus radium cancer treatment plans for H A Boyd in Iowa City. Community events include a five course school banquet for basketball teams and hometown arrivals from Montana and North Dakota.
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A. D. Shepard
George
Raymond Friends Bid Farewell to Mrs Douglass
About 40 Raymond friends gathered at J. S. Douglass's home to bid farewell to Mrs. Louisa Douglass who plans move to California to live with her sons Ella and Walter. Guests included Mrs. O. G. Young Jesup and Mrs. Ruth Gaston Waterloo, and Rev. A. G. Ward’s circle regrets his recent stroke at his Mount Micasant home.
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Littleton News Briefs and Local Moves
Littleton reports Mrs. Mamie Hess and children visiting Mrs. Bessie Hultz, with plans to move to Brownsville Oregon. Mrs. August Rehberg aids her mother in Oslwein. Ladies Auxiliary to meet Feb 26 at the Presbyterian basement. Mrs. Frank DeGood and daughters assist in caring for a sick relative. H D Duff to move to Agnew farm Prairie Grove. French government memorial certificates given to Maude Scheer and Mr. and Mrs. Swan Moline by J. Hess of Jesup.
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Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Advertising Claim
An old advertisement touts Wizard Oil as a quick relief for rheumatism stiff joints and sore muscles and promotes it as a versatile antiseptic for cuts burns bites and stings. It also recommends Wizard Liver Whips pink pills for constipation and headaches with a money back guarantee.
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California Syrup of Figs Ad Caution for Parents
Ad copy urges parents to look for Cali fornia on the bottle to trust California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative for children. It promises a delicious fruity taste and states full dosing directions appear on each bottle. It emphasizes giving it without fear and calls mothers to say Califor nia.
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Community Meeting and Local News in Greene Iowa
Greene IA February items report a 10 30 morning MWA service and a Sunday evening speech by Mrank Kelleher representing the state federation. A 2 PM church parlor gathering invites farm bureau members and interested farmers to discuss the farmers bureau work. Local notes include newborns, bake sale profits, property sales, flu convalescence, and staff changes at Greene Light & Power with Bert Berry resigning to join Traer.
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Conor
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Boldan
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Whi Moon, Jr
Sumner Legion Grants French Memorial Diplomas
Sumner Iowa American Legion awarded French Memorial diplomas to local gold star mothers Sunday afternoon. Recipients included Mrs. Frank Mears mick, Mrs. M J Wood, Mrs. Christ Tissinger, Mrs. Gee Messerer, Mrs. Frank Dallenbach, and Mrs. William Jew oreng, with one listed as absent. Mrs Ernestine Krause also attended. Rev Soule read the scripture, Rev H H Jones delivered the dress and Father O'Donnell offered a prayer. A number of alleged flu cases were identified as smallpox. Miss Pansy Detra of Clarkesville visited her sister Mrs Lyle Winke this week. August Timm rented the O TB Littell farm and the G T Wing farm. He plans to stay busy this summer.
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Unclear OCR: Local Social Notes and Events
Fragmentary OCR reads as a social column with names and events. Mentions two marriages, Mrs Clyde McConkey and Mr John Jaihew, plus health notes about scarlet fever like illness, and a referenced roadbox victim. Content is garbled and lacks coherent chronology or clear outcomes.
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Lyse Tuvadiay
Lacimer
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Clyde McConkey Havel
John Jaihew
Harris Har
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McSyweeney
Washington Townshup Notice Of Local Movements
Washington Township notes show residents making moves and events. Funeral attendance includes Dr. Charles Rowe and family. Loraine Durham and family mourn a relative. A sale is announced Tuesday by Morgan. Guapal meetings begin Sunday February 9 led by Rev. A. H. Marsh.
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Two
Dave Wintrous
Atra
Loraine Durham
Fef
Tome
Finchford Notes and Local Moves
Finchford updates report residents planning moves to Waverly next week. Henry Dorman John Sadler and Fred Docker, workers at Whe terlau, were home over Sunday. Fimer Seharpx fell ill at his mother Mrs. Garner’s home. Frank Sands moves to Mrs. Kenry NetHecom farm northwest of town. The RON of A. with Mrs. Weary Long occurred Monday afternoon.
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Weary
Diamond Dye Promises Fadeless Color for Any Fabric
A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes promising rich non fading color for wool silk linen cotton or blends. It claims easy foolproof diamond dye methods and urges readers to consult a Diamond Dye Color Card at their druggist for precise matches.
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Disjointed Meeting Notes Mixed With Global News Items
Fragmented report covers a closing meeting with a flag salute and birthday mentions, local social notes, and scattered reports from Madrid, Dublin, Honduras, and New Jersey. Includes resignation, sentencing, luncheon details, and a dubious For Sale Act reference in the Courier.
Doulas Arty Kleuts and Wolf Held by Maxicans
Doulas Arty Kleuts G Ta Usher and M L Wolf are held by Maxicans in a contested incident. The report notes the individuals and the organization involved but lacks clear dates or locations. Further details remain unreadable in the fragment.
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