Summer cottage life and visitors in La Porte City
La Porte City Iowa July 13 F Wine takes a week vacation from Kine Brothers Meat Market duties and heads to a Gunny Side cottage with family. Local cottages under construction and grounds being improved while an automobile party from Wisconsin visits and plans a house party with relatives.
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A Porte City
F. Wine
Kine Brothers
Gunny Side
Pular
J. W. Stewart
S. Gurrabrant
L. J. Bitterly
C. Woodly
B. A. Ine
C. A. Brust
F. W. Kitne Cotfew
Mary Muthaler
Sais Meltz
Jud
Nora
Mr. Long
Thhroe
Wis
G. Kober
Kober
Wisconsin
Tall Kober
Out of
Muthaler
Heitz
Gober
Long
Emanual Evanical Church
Frank Hort
San
Iiman
Hort
Claus Kloeter
Hugh Salmon
Marjorie
Faribault, Minn
Retired Grundy County School Leader Honored
Henry Harrenstein Sr longtime director and president of Grundy No 2 school in Colfax township retires after 29 years on the Grundy County School Board and 66 years as an administrator. Other county farming sales include multiple parcels around Wellsburg Pleasant Valley and German townships with prices per acre ranging from 320 to 350 and sales totaling tens of thousands. Aletus Haight visits his Conrad home while enlisting in the navy at Great Lakes training station. Ralph Elder suffers a mangled hand from a dynamite pipe blast. wedding attendees include Warren Walter and family and Alice Helly and sister.
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Grundy Center
Henry Harrenstein, Sr
Colfax
Lan Gerdt Willems Xuld
Cleves
Emo Detera
Germin
Munta
Detershaw
Hotko Krosy
Kurtxlen
Wellsburg
H. A. Kruse
John J. Groenvelde
Ancre
George Schutter
Aletus Haight
Cooper
Conrad
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ralph Elder
Warren Walter
Alice Helly
Wedding of Hamimebrick and Lincoln Reported
Mrs Maud Shumaker and Miss Maud Shumaker of Mea man attended the wedding of Hamimebrick and Lincoln at the Yar Talis. The bride had taught at theuuin for several years while Une Kroon is a nephew of the Molly, Walter and Shumaker families. The couple will live in Streator HL. Retun From Trip Mr and Mrs Ben Geerdes have returned from their wedding trip to ie lakes and will settle on the groom s father farm near Wells burg.
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Siien
Kerstatter
Clarence Stover
Austin Powell
Town City
Powlen
J. C. Messner
Wallace ‘Messner
Messner
T. H. Holler
VanHorne
Peter Long
Marshalltown
George Ludlow
R. H. Haberichter
Monona
Ita
Saturda
Maud Shumaker
Meaman
Tus Hamimebrick
Mise Lincoln
E- Yar Talis
Theuuin
Aso
Une Kroon
Molly
Walter
Shumaker
Streator
Retun
Ben Geerdes
Ie Lakes
Wellsburg
Church Moves as Services Continue at New Site
The Free Methodist church remains open while its building is moved to a new location at Franklin and Eleventh streets. Rev J Failer chose Follow the Ark as the theme for a rite of baptism and many Sunday school children attended.
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J. Failer
Free Methodist Church
Mobile
Douglas Streets
Franklin and
Eleventh Streets
Teat held during church boiler relocation
A brief notice reports a teat at Water loo where services continued during the moving of a church boiler. Engineers demonstrate operability at a speed of LU and a device powered by a cancelectric motor is showcased in Chicago.
Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With
An advertisement touts Mal sified coconut oil shampoo as pure grease free and cheap. It claims many benefits including gentle cleansing, rich lather, easy rinse, quick drying, and removal of dust dirt and dandruff for soft bright hair.
Chamberlain's Remedy Safer Summer Health Claim
A reader testimonial from W. G. Campbell of Butler claims Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy greatly reduces deaths from a disease when used properly. The advert asserts high efficacy for summer ailments in children and notes care instructions.
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Chamberlain
W. G. Campbell
Butler
Cole
Claretown
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la Porte City
Grundy CO
Waterloo
Brittain, Inc
New York
N.Y
Toxz
Ted
Rane
Gu Eed
I Incorporated
Wang & Miller
L. S. Parsons’ Music House
Parsons’ Building
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