Announcement-Painting and Real Estate Classified Ads
An OCR style page shows various classified items from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper. Entries include advertising for interior decorating pricing, a lost item note, a party invitation on Edwards Street, and numerous wanted and for rent notices. The mix names businesses, streets, and personal ads, with prices and contact details such as phone numbers. The copy may include garbled spellings but retains references to Edwards Street, Mulberry Street, Red, Black, and numerous address-like strings, plus requests to rent, buy, or repair items. There are multiple buyers, sellers, and service offers, reflecting a busy community classified section.
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Stroebel Music House
Vinton Street
Phone Red 13
Mulberry Street
Retbeok
Iowa
Variety of Used Goods and Listings Across Waterloo
A patchwork of sale notices, auctions, and classified items from Waterloo IA listing pianos, kitchenware, furniture, seeds, poultry, livestock, stoves, coal, and farm equipment. Multiple addresses, phone numbers, and merchants appear, with many small ads pushing bargains and secondhand goods across the city.
Revival Meetings Grow in Interest at Waverly Congregational
Revival services at the Waverly Congregational church grow daily under Evangelistic leadership. Dr McMinn preaches and Mr Hareater leads singing as crowds from nearby towns attend. A post American Legion event, booted by Ewart Pape, is planned with a dinner at the Teathewran Church Desoratet and an all veterans gathering tomorrow evening.
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Waverly
Congregational Church
Dr McMinn
Hareater
Ewart Pape
Paul Davis
Pape
Bourlon
Waverly Post
American Legion
Orange Township Notes Mix of News and Local Moves
Orrange ivy and Samuel Fike spent a day this week laying wood for Mrs. Susan Grady. George Nef works for Ward Abner. Way Sievler is Fyte for W. B. Brown. Shes Drawn, who had appendicitis, is with her grandmother in Waterino, Mise Borch. Rochester, Minn, sent out the X.B. Knap home last Sunday. Mr. Miner, Fredericksburg, is assisting his daughter, Mr. Replagletht swael. Dorotha Twichty returned from Kansas City after visiting sister Mrs. Darton Klepinger. Many Orange residents are recovering from the grip epidemic. The second Intermediate class gave a fine program Friday evening under Miss Lucile Memberey. The Az. boys prep for the state stock judging contest at Ames next week. Ruth Fike is at Town City taking a course in the state Norbital. Mark Knowm, once unable to walk, is improving and can now move with assistance. Chris Peterson and Ward Miller shipped catties to Chicago earlier this week. Mr. Geasner, who has mastered in the township, rents the horse by the creamery and plans to use it next. T. B. Hamer and Samuel Fike pruned for several farmers this week. W. C. Miller and D. A. Tichty newly elected to the district school board. W. O. T. B. held a monthly meeting at the Simon Saxter home on Thursday March 23.
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Orrange Ivy
Marca
Pred Sanderen
Samuel Fike
Susan ‘Grady
George Nef
Ward Abner
Sievler
Brown
Cow City Hospital
Waterino
Mise Borch
Rochester
Minn
Miner
Fredericksburg
Replagletht
Swael
Dorotha Twichty
Kansas City
Darton Klep- Inger
Mies Lucile I
Roniest
Ames
Ruth Fike
Town City
Norbital
Mark Knowm
Chris Peterson
Ward Miller
Chicago
Mr. Geasner
Ohio
T. BP
Fire Alarms Report Cold Weekend Quiet in Litchfield Area
Despite cold wave and high winds the fire department saw few calls over the weekend. A report from Saturday night notes a false alarm at the Litchfield factory around 10 30 pm, with no fires recorded.
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Litchfield
Female Fagin and Two Boys Held as Sordid Criminals
New York police arrested Charles Shader 18 Frank Lee 16 and Shader's mother claiming they led an unusual crime ring. The group allegedly ranged from larceny and criminal assault on a mute woman to murder. Detectives found over 25000 worth of stolen goods at the Shader home and two boys confessed to more than 200 burglaries.
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Associated Prem New York
Eye
Charles Shader
Frank Lee
Shaders
Shader
Margaret Shader
Charles
Lee
Margaret
Sae
Plainfield News Briefs From Local Families
Plainfield updates note several local residents ill or traveling. Marencv Orrin Millar returned from Waverly hospital, while Minkel the high school assistant principal was ill with smallpox at home. Hawin Smith children are quarantined. A social at Barber schoolhouse raised 22.40 after a minstrel show and program. Fr. Boyd and families visited, and Waterloo locals Will Townsend Tom Phelps and relatives toured the area.
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Plainfield
Marencv
Orrin Millar
Waverly Hospital
J. L. Gritzner
Waterloo
Charles Gritzner
J. W. Wade
Mr. Minkel
Dysart
Hawin Smith
Mia
Boggs
Russell
Ed Greatt
Nashua
Frances Boggs
Steadiar
Fred Magoon
Frida Clifford Smith
Frank Boyd
Horton
F. R. Boyd
Hazel Boyd
Will Townsend
Phelps
Nashua News Briefs Describe Local Death and Community Events
Chester O. Son dies at 45 after pneumonia battle at his father in law’s home. Widow and child survive. Local church affiliation noted. Residents attend Rebekah convention in New Hampton. Public schools close for two weeks. A Nashua jeweler was robbed of 24 dollars by local talent.
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Nashua
Ashua
Chester O. Son
Taylor
R-Nelson
Dirs
Allen Ite
New
Hampton Wednes
Rebekah
Jos Watte
Lyle Wright
A. W. Freeburg
Charles City
J. Bond
Rev
Mra. Self
Pennsylvania
M. E. Even Haz Choir
Yeharch
W. A. Granger
iCharles City
Kepple
W. GC. Kitchen
New Hampston
W. E. Howard
New Hampton
John
Local Society Notes and Community Updates
Greene reports a week of visits across West Branch Iowa City and Des Moines to relatives. Church events include Presbyterian Aid service, WFL M.S. meeting with a short program and refreshments. Illnesses Mentioned: Mrs A J Marsh, Miss Martha Temar, Miss Martha Lockwood, and Mrs Sherm Downs convalescing. School election results show 84 votes. Funeral details for Harry Rock. Local clubs held events at high school and hall with refreshments.
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Atartha Lockwood
Rehnol
Frank Glheney
Fred Mass
Oscar [Perrin
Sherm Downs
Conger
R. Ble Ilis
Weeleman
Appraisal of Lots for School Use in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls March 20 a board to appraise the John J Robinson property 715 Franklin street for the independent school district will meet Wednesday. Robinson and the school board have been unable to agree on value. property is desired for school use. The long block of notices includes clergy tours, hymn book release, and local social updates.
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Cedar Falls
John J. Robinson
Franklin Street
Independent
Robinson
Aged Mrs Perkins Rites Mark La Porte City Obituary
The body of Mrs K A Perkins lay in state Saturday at 2:30 pm as relatives and friends gathered for the funeral in La Porte City. Rev T D Sherman spoke of Christian faith, with Mrs Perkins buried in Westview cemetery. Banks closed for the service. attendees included local and out of town relatives and Waterloo leaders.
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K. A. Perkins
la Porte City
R A Perkins
J Perkins
TD. E. Sherman
Presbyterian Church
Martha
Perkins
Westview Cemetery
First National Bank
Editor Burned in Fire at Oskaloosa
George Shockley editor of the Os kaloosa Saturday Globe was badly burned in a fire at the Young Men’s Christian association building. The blaze caused 10100 damage and trapped roomers on upper floors before an explosion hurled Shockley down a stair. He is hospitalized with serious but hopeful recovery prospects. Roy Landy a Penn College student was also awakened by flames and aided Shockley down the stairs. FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH youth program slated this evening for the church parlors with the congregation invited.
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Oskaloosa
Young Men’s Christian Association
George Shockley
Oskaloosa Saturday Globe
Shockley
Shockiey
Roy Landy
Penn College
Shackley
Sandy
Pills of Wisdom and Aesop Tales on Disguise
A fragmented set of captions and morals from Aesop themed material. Notes warn that appearances deceive, disguise rarely fools the wise, and honesty matters. Includes lines on makeup, villains, and the dog and the thief with moral reminders about trust and cunning.
World War Veteran In Sickness Fatally Shoots Self
Maplewood New Jersey March 20 A World War I veteran Ralph W Harrison turn of nervous disorder after shell shock from war led him to shoot himself with the revolver he had carried in France at his home early today He had been under treatment for nervous disorders caused by his war experiences according to his parents
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Maplewood
N. J
Ralph W. Harrison
France
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