Anamosa - A Reminiscence 1838 - 1988

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Errata Page 3 – 2nd column, 2nd paragraph: Ford family left <strong>Anamosa</strong> in 1868 Page 28 – 2nd paragraph: C.J. Cash that year, not Clifford L. Niles Page 28 – photo caption: Charles G. Arthur Page 29 – 2nd column, 1st paragraph: the statement that Fawn Creek ran through <strong>Anamosa</strong> should read Division Creek. At some point it became Stallion Creek Page 39 – 2nd column, 1st paragraph: Edud Booth’s rik hoe was uilt i 16-70 on S. Ford St. So Thoas Booth’s saller rik home was built in 1873. It was located on the northwest corner of First and Booth streets. The Booths ehaged hoes after the irease i To’s fail Page 77 – 2nd column, 2nd paragraph: Former guard from the prison at Fort Madison
Page 4 and 5: Anamosa 1838-1988 . . . A Reminisce
Page 6 and 7: ' A Word on BehalfofSmall Towns I S
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Page 10 and 11: ¢Q Photo Editor @@@°> Mildred Bar
Page 12 and 13: French. Elda M.. Anamosa. la. Gard.
Page 14 and 15: Table ofContents
Page 16 and 17: I It All Started at ‘Buffalo Fork
Page 18 and 19: ‘capitalists and mechanics‘ and
Page 20 and 21: front ofthe hotel. The Republican n
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Page 24 and 25: .- __ ,_. _ ...1n Q North side of M
Page 26 and 27: One-horse cart about 1904. (Submitt
Page 28 and 29: and a city council. and representat
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Page 36 and 37: still visible in the stone steps le
Page 38 and 39: ' used for the Frazer Garage. a new
Page 40 and 41: In 1839. Calvin C. Reed was contrac
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Page 44 and 45: oute never materialized. For the ne
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Page 50 and 51: Mill and dam on the Wapsipinicon Ri
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'0 '_Qn-up w \¢-mi. The old river
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with the white oxen." In 1881 the f
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' “When I reached Cincinnati. I h
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t-- .. " -~- =11»: " -Inner-pi-—
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{Q ...__ -_ aw Q1 ' . “Jan-__ QQ
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“All this will account for the di
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History of Anamosa Newspapers Taken
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Booth to sell rather than be starve
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publisher. Mayer moved to Anamosa i
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“A.H. Sherman's harness shop went
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Avenue. the blanket still aflre. Th
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L ¢'k 2' £1 I - --,»,- . ._ ‘_
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-\~rq--..- 0-'4' -Q@ Retired fireme
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town where the hose companies could
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Sometime prior to 1931. the city pu
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man. Many times on the line from Du
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office was located. This had to be
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post office was moved. at least on
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never locked. Because of changes in
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i and damage from water. The Montic
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grounds for being ‘shown out‘,
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‘i ff _ '4 l' i $:1 . ‘ W ‘ s
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In 1913, work was started on the de
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By June 3rd, those reading the pape
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ln 1881, three and one-half acres w
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v‘ coaches were thrown from the r
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killed by the train. After the trai
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oadbed between there and Prarieburg
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II Friends and Neighbors Arrive In
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timber just over the Buffalo Creek.
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obituary of his daughter. of giving
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This photo vividly shows how pionee
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_ l July 3, 1849, to July 28, 1850.
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Parke, who was born 17 years after
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Hale submitted by Ardith Hale Condr
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In January 1880, a call was extende
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’ I 1 also a secretary-treasurer,
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either end. One-half million tons o
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Graift. Settlers and the dates they
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"‘. ‘ Q- l‘l1""" Antioch Scho
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Louis and Patricia Bramer — Grace
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III Meanwhile, Back at Anamosa As I
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i- 0 .\'.T‘;l' ,._' ¢-_ ~ Main S
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flrst wife. Helen A. Crane. The oth
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Mr. Otto Fielding. The long, narrow
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sf \.. I9’ '4 \\ "\ +3-nu. ..'>..
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opinions through several letters to
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we shall be able to say the same of
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T" ' ~rt“"'=3'~+: \ ;__ .- ab. ~.
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' .. _._ ,1?‘ .3-_; |'*“' F1" a
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park, it appeared that a zoo would
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for an estimated cost of $157,000.
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e, yr F "' Iii" _ ~r-_- ‘,\r. $__
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-vfl‘ ""k.I\-I“ /‘,3 *5-,- e
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V and Anamosa. He was a member of t
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has been on the bench. When a judge
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Hine's pasture. Foreman had been wo
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IV Families Who Are Still Here! Mil
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Eileen. deceased in infancy: Maldea
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‘¢ -"5 Is‘. W O (ff- Conmey Fa
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assistance of Jones County Clerk Gl
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4_ dnim and bugle corps marched to
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puny -~-~ ~~ ‘-‘ M _ fi ale: ,.
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He. with Paul Smith. started the Na
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subsequent long recuperation. Mauri
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‘ in Chicago prior to their marri
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shy about leaving legacies to Anamo
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VI Business Booms! Skinner Drug Sto
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mutual consent. in the Stipulation
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Incorporation, was to buy and sell
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_ _ protection. The theory was that
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Barker’s Model Grocery submitted
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-t ‘ ‘I’ \_ The organization
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hours were long, with a lot of hard
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the state fairs in Iowa, Nebraska,
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Reliance Shirt Factory Opened here
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were uncertain due to competition w
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the name Niles and Watters. This bu
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--fix, l . ,?___-in-' ~ 1' “' cl"
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position as an apprentice harness-m
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and in 1984 the present pastor, Rev
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donate land on the corner of Main a
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'Q..\ . The rectors in the parish s
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View of Catholic Church and Sanitar
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1945 Confirmation Class of St. Paul
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- 7? “~.. -Q 1. A7 * lg ----nun.
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The first trustees were: Seaman Swa
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high school in 1976 as the centerpi
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_ attend a special meeting of the b
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some behavior problems, and the boa
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' athletics, excluding football, be
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Lawrence ‘Spook’ LaBarge and La
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Voters in February 1976. approved t
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team had a sparkling beginning. fin
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_. The band made the first of three
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-a I‘ ;\ i .-~v- - Ii .~__ - .4»
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ode a buckskin pony to Anamosa to s
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S.M. Petronella Edlen; S. Mary Corp
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‘*5 "O 1"‘ ‘I Z... 59¢ $.-
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of the eleven undefeated football t
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Junction veteran clown didn't come
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“In 1918. a training school for n
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In the old facility. the Sister's q
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YT i "FIi $34 *' Ql )~'.§'::;..!-
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1 _-.___.__.. I Anamosa Community H
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March 19, 1963, in a further effort
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, r \ I‘ ' J - became famous over
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appeared on the ABC Good Morning Am
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all IVA . _. -Q \ a.m. $7 Paint 'n
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Dr. Gerald F. Brown and "Swing and
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econstruction and progress period.
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Sesquicentennial Committee In the F
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Wapsipinicon State Park: Donna Oltm
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This would seem that a Troop 2 was
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sponsored by the First Methodist ch
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for the Lawrence Historical Home. a
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Michael D. Folkers. Roy H. Folkerts
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1956: James T. Remley. 1957: Veme P
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National Council Board by receiving
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DAR Marked Military Road The sevent
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In 1889 it was decided that in the
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The members are in the process of c
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~ Akins. lola C. Grim. Leola Mae Ha
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Niles. owner of the building and Pr
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appearance. simplicity and creative
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handed down to him and a crowd of o
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In regard to the Polarstik. Mr. Guy
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with him and Flash. During his days
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I ~"M. ...' "Wu-' .7-in ' . 1" an
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Needed For Afternoon Dress NEEDED F
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the main attraction filling the big
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i were the last to close after fini
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Defense Command. Ent Air Force Base
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grave. but several yards away. high
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minute film premier which was held
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. HILA MORGAN“ MONDAY. JULY 1'7 7
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_ the Anamosa City Council for $15,
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Street. Helen Hansen of Monticello
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XVI Veterans — Lest We Forget Two
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Anamosa Veterans World War I compil
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Batchelder, Max E. Bauer, John N. i
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Derga. Herbert H. Derga. Leo D. DeR
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Gray, Robert L. Gray. Stuart C. Gre
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Kirkpatrick, Ario A. Kleis. David R
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Nemmers. Clarence J . Neppl. Tony A
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Schwers. Lawrence A Schwirtz, Josep
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Warthen, Charles D. Warthen, Ronald
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Gale Edwards Post 4077 Ladies Auxil
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i XVII Pictures from the Past A Col
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6.... $ . “'1 £5 0’_,_ Z» Chi
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9-» §"‘\ _ 1 --il “- A cutter
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l Thefirst charter and ordinance pa
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Boegel 8:. Smith Tailor Shop. “If
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John L. Goodman. grandfather of Don
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- '0 .\..\ Repairs being made on th
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i l i - " :7’. Excellence in typo
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A ,
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City ofAnamosa v o n‘- ‘.."'_|
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: STONE CITY QUARRIES : Q xi W -II
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-’"]‘]7 r - - r ‘J fill lP,l0
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I988 Chamber of Commerce board memb
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. _ Q 1 ry- re ~'PI "'1 Congratulat
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Congratulations and Good Wishes For
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Congratulations Anamosa ‘ from...
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MAQUOKETA VALLEY RURAL ELECTRIC COO
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JONES COUNTY ABSTRACT 8| TITLE CO.,
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200 EAST MAIN STREET Beautiful Down
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Congratulationsfrom... 5 _ - I -| .
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@*Q-‘~-nu Since 1891 — We’ve
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in_. -II-t .‘.q 2;-_..*. - WELCOM
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132 Years f Covering LLL The News O
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Congratulations to Anamosa on its S
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TERRELL ELECTRIC I004 E. Main Stree
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I I “THE DOERR - ANAMOSA FAMILY"
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' I Doctors of CHIR OPRA C TIC V Ha
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V 7..., min-\ , _ ‘n Lannpflt-Q-&
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.-'-¢'*"o {,9 ',.'@""J. ll l \ l
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For Your Best Interest Over 200 Yea
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_ {it Your Hometown Dealerfor 32 Ye
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SERVING ANAMOSA 8 SURROUNDING AREAS
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McCarn Abstract Company, the oldest
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An Anamosa Tradition For Three Gene
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ABBOTT, Dorinda, 146 ABBO'I‘T, Ir
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CARROLL, Moreau, 325 CARROLL, Ray,
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331 FAY, Michael, 171 FAY, Mora, 17
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HOPKINS, P.F., 143 HORA, Bob,2‘76
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McCROSKY, Mac, 129 McCULLOUGH, Arth
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POPHAM, Frank C., 223 POPPE, Luann,
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STEWART, George, 330 STEWART, Mrs.
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