Nearby Town News Highlights in Allison Area
Misa Viola Routon visited New Hartford relatives. Clyde Babcock sold his dray to Melvin Jones near Dumont. Zella Courbat wed Laurence Habey at Allison with Rev. Lang officiating. The couple will farm on the groom’s father’s land. Margaret Davis visited Waterloo relatives. J. W. Thompson traveled to Des Moines. A booster piece praised Allison businesses last week. Sherman Yost family to reside on R. C. Mead farm after March 1. Congregational Sunday school held a Lincoln program. Clint Miller couple plan Minnesota move. Clyde Moore family moved to a farm east of Norton’s Corners. John Deere's body transported from Parkersburg for burial in Allison cemetery. A basket social occurred at No. 7 school with Vera Buroker as teacher. Anna Schmidt and Frank Schwartz married at Allison. they will farm in Jackson township. Carl Huber aided Isaacson clothing store workers and gave recitations. Steve Holmes to move to his south farm. T. C. Baumgardner moving to Independence. Mrs. James Townsend ill. Livingstone plans Marshalltown move. Stanley Livingstone to Canada soon.
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Margaret Davis
Roy
Waterloo
J. W. Thompson
Des Moines
The
Tribune
Allison
Sherman Yost
R. C. Mead
Congregational Sunday School
Lincoln
Clint Miller
Minnesota
Clyde Moore
Norton's
Corners Shelf Rock
John Deere
Parkersburg
Allison Cemetery
No. 7
West Point Township
Verena Buroker
E. Schmidt
Anna Schmidt
Frank Schwartz
Shell Rock
Rockford Obituaries and Local Notes Highlight Recent Events
J Dean died last Tuesday after a long illness in Rockford. Mrs Burton Carrott plans to move to Rockford soon. Oscar Yorker, Ames student, visited his parents Sunday. Yenrich was a Waterloo visitor. James Graham of Charles City visited Rockford relatives. Jay McEwen welcomed a daughter. Inez Palmer of Waterloo visited her mother. Willis Reed, Chicago, staying with his mother. G T B Lyman returned to Rockford. Lenora Riley prep spring millinery opening. Alfred Allen seriously ill with pneumonia. John Swack and Julia of Charles City guests of Mrs Kennengriser. Harry Miller and family of Jesup plan to relocate to Rockford. Mrs Mary Squier on the sick list. Nettie Brinken surprised Friday afternoon. Mrs Levi Ayers, longtime Rockford resident, died Feb 11. Henry Blunt of Rudd caring for her father. Joe Lewis purchased a new automobile. G H Purdy visited Mason City last week.
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Rockford
J. Dean
Burton Carrott
Oscar Yorker
Ames
Yenrich
Waterloo
James Graham
Charles City
Jay McEwen
Inez Palmer
H. Wady
Willis Reed
Chicago
H. Ie. Reed
G. TB. Lyman
Lenora Riley
Alfrend Allen
John Swack
Julia
Paul Kennengriser
Harry Miller
Jesup
Mary Squier
Nettie Brincken
Levi Ayera
Henry Blunt
Ruddie
Alfred Allen
Joe Lewis
G. H. Purdy
Mason City
Minnesingers Show Delights at Farmers Institute
Stormy weather postpones the Minnesingers entertainment in Janesville Jamesville as local events continue. A crystal anniversary for Mr and Mrs A A Zemke is celebrated with relatives from Cedar Falls attending.
Musterole Quick Relief No Blister Ad
Musterole is a white ointment providing relief like mustard plasters without cloth. It is recommended by hospitals and nurses for sore throat cough croup neck nerve rheumatism chest colds and more with sizes 25¢, 1.00, and hospital 2.50. orders accepted from Cleveland and San Antonio.
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Musterote Company
Cleveland
Ohio
G. W. Thompson
San Antoni
Texas
Musterote
Denver Social Notes and Local Movements
Mrs Wim Heinemann and Mrs Herm Heinemann of Fairbank visited relatives in Denver. H H Steege traveled Cedar Falls to Waterloo activity, and Henry Diekman suffered tonsillitis at home. Local weddings, visits, housewarmings, and a silver wedding celebration at the Heidemanns last Feb 16 are noted along with illnesses and staffing changes at a Renadlyn telephone exchange.
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Denver
Wim. Heinemann
Herm Heinemann
Fairbank
H. H. Steege
Cedar Falls
Geo. Meyer
Waterloo
Henry Diekman
Wm. Squires
5. Clifton
Aredale
J. C. Clifton
Vinton
Thimble Bee
John McDonald
N. Kern
Whi. Nicol
Bertha Krueger
Renadlyn
Christ Pipho
Raymond
Fred Reinhart
Henry Schumacher
Tripoli
Fred Heidemann
Mr. Heidemann
Gilbertville News Briefs Include Rentals and Examinations
Gilbertville residents report Loretta Gartener’s father visiting. John Manerich rents Joseph Reuter’s farm. Reuter sells store to Deleam Kurtenbach of Salt Lake. Gilbertville pupils plan to take grade examinations amid large attendance.
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Gilbertville
Loretta Gartener
Marble Rock Ledger Briefs Highlight Local Movements
Theo dore Mescielit called to duty amid illness of relatives. Gates buys the AWSON property two miles north of town for his son Andrew. County Attorney Moore of Charles acted on Tuesday business. Mrs J D Hutches of Chicago visited with her father. Lowell Clay purchased a fine driver. B J Bower and G M Wabbard transacted business at the county seat. The Pink Lady show drew Mr and Mrs Buckin jr and others to Waterloo Tuesday night.
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Marble Rock
Theodore Mescielit
I Hess
J. D. Hutches
Chicago
Alt. Agper
Lowell Clay
B. J Bower
G. M. Wabbard
Feimar Dawson
Waseea, Monn
Pink Lady
Waterloo
W. Buckin, Jr
J. Oakes
Mra
F. . Gataas
Alia Rex Hosts Young Friends Gathering At Home
Mrs W S Shepardson and Mr and Mrs J Haynes with Miss Ilo Crabtree attended a social at Alia Rex's home Tuesday evening. Rex entertained a company of her young friends during the gathering.
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Shepardson
Haynes
Ilo Crabtree
Alia Rex
Community Notes From Hudson and Reinbeck
A busy Sunday in Reinbeck with visits by Mrs. Maude Mason and Miss Lida Strayer. Community events include a large New England dinner at the L O F hall and social calls to Waterloo, Mans field and Traer amid illnesses and travel by local residents and church groups.
Sam Hill sells residence to T. J. Carroll in Jesup
In Jesup on the previous Saturday Sam Hill sold his residence to T. J. Carroll of Fairbank. Mrs. J. Q. Miller sold her house and lot on the south side to Mrs. Van Eman of Hazleton. The revival begins March 2 at the M. E. church with an evangelist and singer visiting.
Mother's Friend Promises Easier Expectant Mothers
There is trepidation about motherhood but Mother's Friend offers relief through an external application that supposedly eases abdominal muscles and ligaments, reducing pain and nausea. The ad claims swift recovery and stronger maternal health, produced by Tiradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta and sold at drug stores for $1 a bottle.
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Heromes
Aimos
Surcess TV
Tiradfield Regulator Co
Lamarids
Atlanta
Waterloo Evening Courier Advertising Appeal
An advertisement urges readers to place ads in the Waterloo Evening Courier for the greatest results, claiming wide reach and impact in the territory. The note emphasizes facts and personal importance, directing readers to use the paper for notices and ads.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Panera
Ite
Local Social Notes Evening Events And Personal Moves
Endeavor society marked a great success. W. 3. Stutoma bought the B. F. Hinderiiter property on the north side. Sam Hib] purchased the Miller estate on East Hawley street. Miss Gertrude Freed visited town with her aunt Mrs. Dora Shane. The Searles family moved into a new residence. Mrs. Diehl hosted Ladies Aid at her south side home. An infant daughter died shortly after birth Feb. 18. the loss was mourned by Mr. and Mrs. Larsen. Pythian Sisters held a meeting with Mrs. Netcutt present. Frank Hickert in Baltimore visiting youth scenes and likely at Wilson inauguration. Miss Cooper gave a Baptist church lecture. Mr. Peters of Illinois joined Mr. and Mrs. Emerson for a visit. Social guests included Mrs. James Dalton and others at Mrs. Hawkins’s Independence home. J. Oliver and his mother from Minneapolis visited Mrs. J. Oliver’s sister Mrs. O. V. Truax. Miss Ruth Walker and Theodore Collins wed Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian manse. Col ling’s wife is noted as the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Walker. couple wished happiness. Isadora, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Robert of La Crosse, won a gold medal at a vocal contest with 6 to 17 year olds. Rubert, son of D. D. Rubert, formerly a Jesup boy, heads the Starch Brothers’ Dairy Separator factory in La Crosse for five years.
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Tlan
Endeavor Society
Stutoma
B. F. Hinderiiter
Nouth
Sam Hib
Miller
East Hawley Street
Gertrude Freed
Dora Shane
W. BP. Searles
Diehl
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Baptist Church
Larsen
Pythian Sisters
Netcutt
Frank Hickert
Baltimore
Wilson
Cooper
Peters
Ilinois
Emerson
James Dalton
G. W. Young
W. W. Blasier
H. L. Hawkins
Independence
H. C. Irvine
Presbyterian Manse
Mr. Rubert
D. D. Rubert
Jesup
Starch Brothers
la Crosse
Community Notes from Gresham Neighborhood
Mr and Mrs Will Mether visited at Mr and Mrs Louis Millers home Tuesday. Mrs John Buehner hosted the Ladies Aid on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs D L Reichert left for Vincent Ia to visit their son Joe. John Wetzel will work for Geo Spies this summer. Clarence Albright and Morris School spent Tuesday evening at the parsonage. Quarterly meeting at the Gresham church next Sunday with Rev Geo Knoche presiding. Services: Sunday school 9 30 am preaching 10 30 am 7 30 pm P A services 7 pm by Andrew Daniels.
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Gresham
Will Mether
Louis Miller
John Buehner
Ladies’ Aid Society
D. L. Reichert
Vincent
Joe
John Wetzel
Geo. Spies
Clarence Albright
Morris
Gresham Church
Geo. Knoche
Cedar Falls
Andrew Daniels
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as fast relief for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims symptoms vanish in five minutes, with improved digestion, no gas or belching, and a sweet stomach after ingestion. The ad urges readers to buy a fifty cent bottle at any drug store.
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Fape
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