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I lost my cream quilt with teal stitching yesterday around 3pm near the Mason City Public Library on 2nd Street SE, outside the entrance by the bus stop. It’s a queen-size quilt from Bedding & Linen, probably a Target Threshold piece; the fabric is a bit worn from daily use, with a small coffee stain on the bottom-right corner and a tiny snag along the left edge. On the back there’s a teal cursive monogram 'PK' in the corner—easy to spot if you look closely. This quilt was a gift from my grandmother and has a lot of sentimental value, so I really need it back. If you found it, email me at [email protected] and we can arrange pickup; I can verify with the corner stain and the PK monogram.
I was at the downtown Mason City Farmers Market yesterday around 3pm and realized my necklace was gone. It's a gold-tone dainty necklace with a tiny heart pendant, about 18 inches long, from the brand Aurora. The back is engraved with an initial 'L' and there’s a small sapphire at the heart corner. The chain is slender and the clasp is a simple spring ring. It has huge sentimental value—it was a gift from my mom—and I really need it back. I last noticed it near the Mason City Public Library on 2nd Street, close to the corner cafe, as I headed toward Main Street. If found, please reach out; I’d be incredibly grateful.
I lost my blue plastic contact lens case with a white lid yesterday around 3pm near the Mason City Public Library on 1st Street SE. The case is small, about the size of a dental floss pick, and a bit scuffed along the bottom from a few drops. There’s a tiny red heart sticker on the lid that makes it easy to spot. I keep spare daily lenses in there, and it’s sentimental because it belonged to my grandmother. I really need it back so I can keep wearing my lenses without paying for a replacement. If anyone found it, please let me know.
I lost my tiny golden hamster yesterday around 3pm. Her fur is a soft golden color with a white blaze on her forehead, about two inches long when she stretches, and she has a tiny black spot on her right ear. I was near the Mason City Public Library on 3rd Street, just outside the cafe by the bookstore when she managed to slip from her travel carrier. This little guy means a lot to me—it's a gift from my daughter last Christmas, and I’m really hoping to get him back.
I lost a blue VIP concert ticket yesterday around 3pm near the Riverfront Coffee on Main Street in Mason City. It's a glossy laminated ticket for a Mason City Arena show, with Section 206, Row B, Seat 12, a holographic star pattern, a small bottom-edge tear, and barcode 83912-VC. This one has sentimental value because it's for my sister's birthday night out and I really need it back. If you found it, please drop it off at the Mason City Public Library front desk or message me here—I'll meet you near the arena entrance to collect it.
I found a Seiko 5 watch this afternoon around 3:20pm in the parking lot behind the Mason City Mall on 7th Street. It's a stainless steel case with a matte black dial, and a brown leather strap that's worn in from daily use. The back is engraved with the initials 'A.S.' and there's a small scratch near the 3 o'clock marker. It feels like it means a lot to someone who wore it, and I’d love to get it back to its owner. If you know who it belongs to, we can meet near the mall entrance to hand it over.
I found this black leather belt this afternoon around 2:15 pm in the parking lot behind Music Man Square on 3rd Street, Mason City. It's a Calvin Klein belt, about 1.5 inches wide, men's size M, and it's in good used condition with a few light scuffs near the end and a small scratch on the brass buckle. The buckle is a distinctive guitar-pick shape, which made it stand out, and there's a tiny inner tag that reads 'Calvin Klein' near the buckle loop. If the owner recognizes it, I'd really like to get it back—belts like this are practical but hold sentimental value when they’re the right fit. I can meet near the library or at Music Man Square to return it.
I found a black Sony Handycam in a gray protective case this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Mason City Public Library on 1st Street SE, near the coffee shop. The camera is in decent shape with a few minor scratches on the screen and a tiny dent on the top-left corner. There’s a bright-yellow sticker on the battery cover with the initials 'A.H.' and a white USB-C cable tucked in the case, along with a memory card labeled 'VID'. I know it’s not mine and I’d really like to help get it back to its owner. If you recognize it by those features, feel free to reach out with details to confirm.
I found a silver clip-on guitar tuner and a wooden metronome this morning around 11am outside the Mason City Music Shop on 1st Street by Main. They looked like they were left behind after a quick break during rehearsal—both items feel like they belong to someone who plays. The tuner has a small scratch on the housing and a green LED that still glows faintly even when off; the metronome has a tiny chip on the corner of the wood and a brass dial. If this is yours, I’d love to help get them back—tell me the tuner brand or the sticker text on the metronome and I’ll connect you.
I found a rare 1950s coin collection this afternoon around 2:15pm, tucked inside a brown leather folio with an embossed crest on the cover. It was sitting on the bench behind the Mason City Public Library, near the bike racks on 4th Street. The set includes a mint-condition Canadian silver dollar and several U.S. commemoratives, all neatly stored in protective flips even though the folio's seen better days. If this belongs to you, shoot me a line at [email protected] and we can work out a quick pickup.
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