Paul Loses Sweetheart as Norton Bids for Betty
A 1915 rural fiction scene follows Paul, a five year old with a crush on Miss Betty, who visits with Uncle Ned and Miss Helen. Betty’s engagement to Mr Norton and Paul’s heartbreak unfold until he quietly accepts Betty’s decision to marry later if she still desires. The tale closes with a shift toward Marjorie Wilson as Paul’s future sweetheart.
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Noight
Prince
Miss
Miss Alen
Miss Betty
Tse
Helen
Helen Tre
Mike
Betty
Jalen
Phil
Miss Getty
Norton
Mr. Norton
Mr. Irion
Miss Helen
Mr. Nor
Hiss
Marjorie Wilson
McGlure Newspaper Syndicate
Aplington Notes On Medical, Local Movements
Aplington Iowa January 14 two residents undergo operations and returns. Nabor has an orch act removal of his appendix in Webster City Tuesday. Ebens and Trabrings travel to Rockford Monday for farm work. Officers re elected A Ontjes president Imus vice president Albert Ryfus cashier Rev Wm Todd arrives to take Presbyterian duties. Mrs dd and two children will stay at Stuart Pa until June commencement.
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Parkers
Nabor
Webster City
Erman Ebens
John Trabrings
Rockford
Ebens
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Imus
Albert Yfus
Wm. Todd
Presbyterian Church
Reim
Stuart
Local Notes From Hazleton and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. David ummond of Dubuque visited her daughters Mesdames Prindle Anson and Kiefer. Addie Spear stayed month with E B Osmer of Cedar Rapids. Velma Searle returned from two week visit with brother Lysle in Enprise Indiana and father H S Searle Grasston Minnesota. About forty from Mrs W G fer’s class joined a farewell for Mr and Mrs H C McKibben near Ames. Funeral at Lisbon for C H Drake, longtime farmer south of town. New hog buyer P M Freeman at Bryantsburg. Mrs John Diehl ill with blood poisoning and convulsions.
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Hazleton
David Ummond
Dubuque
Mesdames Prindle
Kiefer
Addie Spear
E. B. Osmer
Cedar Rapids
Velma Searle
Saturn
Lysle
Enprise
H. S. Searle
Grasston
W. G.fer
H.C. McKibben
Ames
McKibb
Mc J Yben
James Wilson
George Shackleford
Marietta
Minn
A. B. Kiefer
Shackleford
Lester Wilson
Fairbank
Waterloo
Minnesota
Leo Jamison
B. C. Miner
Lisbon
C. H. Drake
Horace Foote
M. EB
Ottervilla
Bryantsburo
E.G. Trower
Maynard
Here
P.M. Freeman
Bryantsburg
August Silka
Oelwein
John Diehl
Winthrop Social Notes Highlight Jan Visit and Meetings
Winthrop residents report John Untz and his wife visiting from Byers, Colorado at his brother Harry Tata's home. The W C T W U will hold a parlor meeting at the BL MS Clark home Tuesday evening. Miss Mary Flickenger visits relatives at Thibauric. Holland Heywood left Tuesday for…
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John Untz
Byers
Colo
Harry Tata
Rowley Notes on Local People and Events
Joe Stary traveled to Chicago with cattle. The L. A. S. met with Mrs. Nina Gunzenhauser. Mr. and Mrs. Will Haines welcomed a baby girl born Jan. 11. Miss Haze Rehburg was taken ill but improving. George Kemp of Cedar Rapids visits Pearl Kemp. Wright Weiher went to Maine for work. Henry Crazier hosted Delwen relatives. F. P. Weller remains ill. Grandma Henderson suffered a stroke but is improving. Central City trip brought Presbyterian church entertainment by Sunday school seniors.
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Will Haines
Haze Rehburg
George Kemp
Cedar Rapids
Pearl Kemp
Wright Weiher
Maine
Henry Crazier
Delwen
F. FP. Weller
Grandma Henderson
Central City
Presbyterian Church
Fayette County Savings bank directors elected in Fayette
Two campaigns elected to replace two non resident directors while Fayette County Savings bank re elected R. O. Woodard as President and W. J. Ainsworth as Vice President. Directors include R. O. Woodard W. J. Ainsworth R. U O Woodard TL D. Reeder Tuomaas Loftus and A. H. Kent. J. Mo Phillips and O H Ketey named to succeed J L Scutlun who moved to Sioux Falls.
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Frank Camps
Go. Diumath
Willink F. Stuller
Carl Jivans
Lh. Seward
W. W. Wrieli
BP. W. Schneider
Frank Camp
N.C. Spentcer
LB. D. Chandler
Fayette County Savings Bank
R. O. Woodard
Vicw
W. J. Ainsworth
Frank Jamp
R. U O. Woodard
TL D. Reeder
Tuomaas Loftus
A. H. Kent
J. Mo Phillips
Ketey
J. L. Scutlun
Sioux Pulls
The Cynic on Housekeeping Efficiency
Ruth Cameron's Evening Chit Chat features a Cynic who argues that the age of efficiency ignores the home. He critiques how a modern woman wastes time, compares shopping to a delivery wagon, and contends kitchens should be planned for efficiency even in new homes.
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Molly
Died and events unfold in Nashua community
Mrs. Wm Bray dies at home after recent spinal meningitis illness. In the same week three deaths strike one house as her husband mourns, his mother, and a baby. Mr and Mrs Ferguson mark their golden wedding with a surprise gathering and gifts. The Balzer home endures illness and sorrow as relatives fall ill and a bowel obstruction hits Mr Balzer. Delayed funeral plans for Mrs Healey of Spring Valley and a sister’s late arrival in Burlington, Kan, complicate arrangements.
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Wm. Bray
Mr. Balzer
Arnold
Llnyd Balzer
Balger
D. S. , Healey
Spring Valley
Widow Sarah Clark dies at eighty in West Union
Mrs Sarah Clark wife of Willianh the gardener died at home after two weeks illness. Survived by husband and two children B Clark of Waterloo and Lucy Lyons in residence with parents. Funeral held at Baptist church with Rev B W Wolfe and Rev EB Gillet officiating. S D Clark arrived from Waterloo. David Crawford injured thumb while cutting meat. Will Van Sickle sold cattle and ships 1635 sheep to Chicago. Baptist Young People's society hosts gathering at Frank Trout home with victrola music and light refreshments. Henry George wins Argo Gazette silver cup for Fayette county corn raiser with 7355 pounds corn on one acre. Ile Fayette County National Bank annual meeting elects officers: President Dr G P D Carsnall, Vice President William E Ful-
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West Union
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Willianh
B. Clark
Waterloo
Daugther
Lucy Lyons
Baptist Church
B. W. Wolfe
EB. H. Gillet
S. D. Clark
David Crawford
Will van Sickle
van Sickle
Chicago
Baptist Young People’s Society
Frank Trout
Henry George
Argo-Gazette
Fayette County
Ile Faye Ette County National Bank
G, PD. Cars Nall
William E. Ful
Repeal Mulet Law and Temperance Bills Debated in Senate
Tempurario forces in the senate propose repeal or curbs on the alcohol trade with pending bills to limit saloons to one per 2000 residents, require 60 percent petition support, close saloons at 7 PM and Saturday noon, and cap hours. The Mulet law repeal has mixed support. may be delayed and sent to voters in 1919 or later.
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Tempurario
Senate
T P.m
Neon Om Sadurciy
Benita
Pate
Ronsent
No Money Now for the Widows Pay the Poor Widows
Amid overdraft strain the county treasurer cannot pay warrants issued by the court for widows and children under fourteen. About forty widows are affected with warrants from 2 to 40 dollars each. Unpaid warrants accrue interest at five percent.
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York
Iage
What She Wanted and Other Old-Time Remedies
A young mother sought relief for her baby and refused harmful drugs. She purchased Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, which loosens coughing, stimulates mucus membranes, and eases pain to aid normal breathing. sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Take Cascarets For Headache Colds And Bowel Health
A 10 cent Cascarets advertisement promises quick relief from headache, nasal congestion, foul breath, and unsettled stomach by cleansing the bowels during sleep. It touts gentle, non-gripe action, appealing to adults and children, with a claim of a sweet taste and regularity for months.
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A. Cascaret
Rheumatism sufferer praises Merital Powders
Madison Wisconsin January 1 1913 M T Reynolds declares he endured rheumatism since 1894 after snow plow work on the railroad He reports using three boxes of Merital Rheumatism Powders and now nearly fully recovered He recommends the remedy and notes its price 50 cents and 1 dollar via Red Cross Drug Co and Henderson Drug Co exclusive agents in Waterloo
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M.T. Reynolds
M.D. Reynolds
Red Cross Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Waterloo
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