Long Married Life of Mr and Mrs L N Burt Garwin
Mr and Mrs L N Burt of Garwin celebrate many years of marriage and local roots since 1907. They recall Tama County pioneer days, cattle drives to Chicago, pork and wheat haulage, and Des Moines in the 1850s. Burt, a lifelong Republican, has voting history back to Lincoln and Grant. They have six children, ten grandchildren, and attend the Garwin Christian congregation. The piece also notes a community Thanksgiving event and bazaar hosted in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Bure
Wairen Cou
H x Burt
Garwin
Burt
Tama’ County
Iowa City
Davenport
Chicago
Illineis
Mr. Burt
Des Moines
Marsha Town
New York
Buffalo
N. Y
Jug
Warren County
Winfield Scott
John C. Fremont
Lincoln
Grant
Garwin N
Conant
Adam Corgner
Charles L. Burt
Albion
Boise
Lie
Raymond Church to Host Two Day Bazaar
Raymond Church in Ig. announces a two day bazar and rem marl for next week with plans for a community sale and event.
Buick Car Wins Highest Position for Sales Volume
Buick Motor Company earned the top sales volume award at the New York automobile show for the year. B T Strong, the general sales manager, cites Buick’s two year development and a focus on low upkeep high resale value and nationwide service as key factors in the economy and reliability that minimize repairs.
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Buick Moor Company
New York City
B. T. Strong
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Heuick
Juick
Ich
YMCA Membership Tops 1100 After Drive Meeting
Promoters of the YMCA membership campaign reported a total exceeding 1,100 after last night’s meeting in the dining room. The drive lists 454 as the prior membership and about 600 for the boys division. Officials aimed for 1,200 by December 31, 1922. Clifford Foote and trio entertained the 120 members after the announcement.
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Gates
Sithia
a-Boyeines i
Clifford Foote
Waterloo Firm Second in Nationwide Window Display Contest
Waterloo firm Reece’s Batbery Company received second prize in the Royal Purple grape juice window display contest conducted last summer by Hungerford Smith. First prize went to Boston store in Cedar Rapids. Honorable mentions went to Robert Drugs Company and Boston Cash Market. A $20 payment was received for check. the contest involved many major cities and praised local display artists.
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Hungerford Smith Company
Reeces
Batbery Company
Waterloo
Nationwmstore
Robert Drugs Company
Boston Cash Market
Boston
Cedar Rapids
Steres
Shuberts Bring High Class Vaudeville to Waterloo and Marshalltown
The Shubert Enterprises secure exclusive booking rights for Waterloo and Marshalltown with Bard Amusement, staging a deluxe opening bill led by Six Maxima. Prices adjust with matinee 20 cents, evening seats at 40 cents plus tax.Dance revue and acts include Tom Mills cyelist Spanish band and more. The article notes the first Washington congress meeting on November 27, 1800.
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Shubert
J. B. Lan Non
Waterloo Theatte
Bard [Amusement Company
Shubert Enterprises Company
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Shuberts
Kank Hizh
J. J
Bard
Six Maxima
Tom Mills
Cyelist
S and Si
Wilsons
Asthma Cure Promised By Kansas Druggist
A Kansas druggist C Leavengood offers a free trial for an asthma remedy promising cure for all cases. He says thousands already cured and invites readers to request a big bottle by mail with no money unless it works. The advertisement notes a $1.25 price if it cures.
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C. Leaven- Read
Hansas
Leavengood
C. Leavengood
W. Elva
Rosedale
Kansas
Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Credited By Hamilton Woman
Mrs. Joseph Willman of Hamilton Ohio reports dramatic relief from back pain headaches and heavy menstruation after using Lydia E Pinkham products. She gained weight to 188 pounds and says others notice her improved health and appearance.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Joseph Willman
South 9Th Street
Deadlock in Dubuque Over Electric Franchise Renewal
Dubuque city council and the Dubuque Electric company remain deadlocked on renewing the electric franchise. Despite talks, a key clause on overlapping guarantees to auto-abrogate both grants if either is violated remains disputed. A special election may be needed if agreement cannot be reached.
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Dubuque
Dubuque, Ia
Dubuque Electric Company
Prac
H. G. Maynard
Waterloo
Utility Corporation
Father Not Guilty of Immoral Acts in Iowa Case
Frank A. Buge of Popsjoy was found not guilty by a second jury after a prior hung jury in a case involving his 15-year-old daughter. He had confessed at a September preliminary hearing. An affidavit by Constable Rice and others claimed the testimony in Hampton was false, but it was repudiated in Iowa Falls.
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Hampton
Frank A. Buge
Popsjoy
D. W. Parks
Buge
Conatabl Rice
Popejoy
Mia
Town Falls
Constable Rice
Alph HH. Stuart
Stuart
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AY Garwhn
L. N. Burt
Pionter Deys
Raymond Hall
Strand
Agnes Kirkwood
High Clary
Bard's
Congress
Washington, D.C
Edw
Hurtubise
N. Clark St
Chicago, Tih
Mrs. Williman
Lydia E.pinkham
Tom Mix
Romeo
Turkey
United Taxi Service
Lafayette St
S. H. Davis
Tallor and Furrien
Bridge St
Unique Cleaners
Waterloo Laundry CO. i
the Crystal
Paramount
Jesse L. Lasky
Betty Compson
Milton Sills
Mitchell Lewis - Casson Ferguson
Crook Girl
Larry Lemon
Orphea
Oakland
Waterloo Auto & Supply CO
Oakland Motor Car Company
Pontiac
Mich
Tsision of
General Motors Corporati
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