Woman Pioneer of Delaware Prefers Modern Styles to Fashions
Mrs. Amanda Skinner of Delaware County marked her eighty fifth birthday with a party hosted by Mrs. Thomas Noonan and Mrs. Francis Farley at the Fred Skinner home in Manchester. Guests included Wealthy Ferris, Edith Skinner, and many neighbors who offered tokens and congratulations as she recalled pioneer life, crossing the Mississippi on ice and settling in Manchester after a long migration from Springfield, Illinois.
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Hower Seeeidt Ferrie
Manchester
Amanda Skinner
Delaware County
Thomas Noonan
Francis Farley
Fred Skinner
North Franklin Street
Joe Frost
Sioux City
Wealthy Ferris
Whadsa Williams
Henry Ocker
Ll. A. Gibson
Wu Steffy
5. McKinnis
Ela Mattusch
Charles Johnson
Wesley Smith
Charles L. Adams
Ra Putnam
Byron Smith
John Lenne
Harry Smith
George Hansel
Susan Edwards
Frank Farley
Fred Stevenson
Barl June
Minnie Acers
Ralph Ortberg
Walter Schless
W. J. Burk
Howard Strain
Martin Peters
Chicago
Edith Skinner
Mississippi
Skinner
Springfield
Dunleith
East Dubuque
Dubuque
William Murphy
Webster City
Earlville
Elon Skinber
Fred
Milan
Lawrencr
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Frederika Bridal Shower Honors Miss Mildred Dayton
A May bridal shower honoring Miss Mildred Dayton, primary teacher, will be hosted by Mrs. Erwin Gundaker and Miss Catherine Causey at the home of the former. The event includes a display of miscellaneous bills and is part of the wedding preparations as Miss Dayton anticipates marriage.
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Frederika
Erwin Gun
Eye Hospital for Treatment of Heart Msease
A brief notice reports an eye hospital offering treatment for heart disease and mentions livestock loss blamed on mad dogs. The fragment emphasizes medical care and animal attacks without further details.
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Eye Hospital
Rabies Suspected After Livestock Loss Near Jordan
Rabies blamed for loss of two cows and a calf valued at 250 dollars in the past three weeks. Animals owned by local farmers near Jordan, about ten miles west of the town.
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Jordan
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Former Grimes resident named federal farm loan chairman
Horace FP Bestor of St. Louis was named new chairman of the federal farm loan board. He formerly lived at Grimes and previously served as superintendent of schools.
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Grimes
Horace FP. Bestor
St. Louis
Federal
Wonder Bread advertised as a superior slo-baked loaf
An advertisement extols Wonder Bread from Wander Bread and Campbell Baking Company. It claims the loaf uses selective wheat, high milk content, pasteurization, and slo baking to prevent burnt edges and crumbly slices. It promotes three daily servings for children, high caloric value, protein, calcium, and phosphate to support active minds and bodies.
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Wonder Bakery
Campbell Baking Company
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