New Assistant at FD Watt's and Farm Building Updates
Misa Nellie Young becomes the new assistant at FD Watt's. John Hanig near Faulkner is building a $700 barn on his farm. Andrew Rath and A Thoren re-shingled roofs. Sawyer and Wolf clipped twenty horses. Frank Sauter of Newell is Frank Wilson's new meat market assistant. An old offender occupied a quay booth Monday night. Jacob Newberger adds a $500 addition to his country home. J. Knock excavates a cellar for a new residence. J. Roberts remains ill at home. Geo. Diamond buys the G. M. Weber residence for an undisclosed sum. Tommy Blondin leaves for Pocahontas Center for a barber job. Carrie Wieland remains ill with heart trouble. Local Maccabees confer initiatory degree on twenty candidates at Eldora. James McGrath buys forty head of feeders at about $40 each. D. O'Loughlin studies medicine with Dr. Phelan and falls ill with pneumonia. Theodore Zolevski’s west farm house and barn contract priced at 9600. A. P. Janssen plans improvements near Alexander worth 8600. Good Friday services scheduled by three churches. Presbyterians enjoyed a supper Tuesday. entrants allowed in with empty hands. O Refeinder plans to open his restaurant by the 18th inst with oak fixtures. John McNeill of Hampton visits. seeks good stock. Joe Bear quits Rockwell farm. Albert Bear buys a restaurant at Tiveragore. Pam Frodden’s family were in Charles City. A resident notes a cooking misstep as a bachelor. Mrs. Stebbens of Freeport, Illinois, dies there recently. A visitor reports fear of Merigye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Newberger
J.knock
Roberts
Geo. Diamond
G. M. Weber
Faulkner
Tommy Blondin
Pocahontas Center
Carrie Wieland
Eldora
James McGrath
Hansell
D. O'Loughlin
Phelan
Theodore Zolevski
West
A. P. Janssen
Alexander
O' Refeinder
John McNeill
Hampton
Chicago
Joe Bear
Rockwell
Albert Bear
Tiveragore
Joe
Pam Frodden
Charles City
Stebbens
Freeport
Ilinois
Merigye
Local notices and assignments in Butler county area
A Delphi era collection of notices covers Wood & Sher lock dealing in monuments, school enrollments, depot re positioning, post office duties, new construction plans, sales and removals, railroad work, farmers sowing, local politics, a congress district convention, a Woodmen gathering, livestock losses, estate sales, postal money orders, library fund shortfalls, a convent entertainment, primary elections, a marine enlistment, fraternal gatherings, a Dumont death, a presbytery meeting, a Kansas City verdict on riding, a college resolution, an election notice, and a wedding observed in the community with widespread attendance and gifts.
Easter Observances and Community Notices in Ackley
The local churches announce Easter observances with special services at the Presbyterian and M E churches, floral decorations, and music. St Marys Catholic church and St Johns Evangelical plan Easter programs and confirmations. A long list of residents visit, travel, or visit others, including Miss Trautman, Mrs Dipple, Jacob Haumgartner, and Adolph Metzgar. V V Roosevelt will handle taxes or bills while S Brocn is away April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Society
M. E
St. John's
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Auction Notice for Reed Property and Coat For Sale
Fragmented notice announces lots for sale at Ackley with a rubber coat offered at auction by Henry Tuyweyer. Sale of buildable blocks before seed-time mentioned, contact Y Fevwmueyer for information and price offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Aurpouse
Ackley
Gwuer
Henry
Tuyweyer
Fevwmueyer
Public Library Adds Notable Works and Iowa Declamation Meet
The public library has expanded its catalog with numerous titles by Burnett, Johnston, Craddock, and others, including The Story of Patsy and Red Rock among many volumes. Central Iowa towns Ames Anamosa Grundy Center Eldora Hampton and Iowa Falls will send entrants to the state high school oratory contest at Iowa Falls April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igh
Oratory
Iowa
Metropolitan Opera House
Iowa Falls
Ames
Anamosa
Grundy Center
Eldora
Hampton
Limbert's Best 5 Cent Cigar Promotes Quiet Boura Pleasure
An advertisement touts Limbert's Best as a five cent cigar with full filler and hand made. It invites readers to buy from city dealers and smoke a cigar in the quiet boura, promising immense pleasure.
Three loaves of bread for 10 vents at Poward's Bakery
An old ad announces Poward's Bakery offering three loaves of bread for 10 vents with pricing claims and a slogan about honesty and quality. It mentions Miller's Art Studio and a Presbyterian church opposite location, plus remarks about photography requests and wallpaper from L. A. Mitten Goettel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poward's Bakery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fessler-Snodgress
Clothiers
Ufurnishers
Fessler & Snodgress
Misa Nellie Young
Watt
John Hanig
Andrew Rath
A. Thoren
Sawyer
Wolf
Frank Sauter
Newell
Frank Wilson
Wood & Sherlock
Marahalithwa
Fred Trainer
Grinsnell
Iowa Central
Della Fink
Julia Brencing
Reno
Hayenga Ja
T. J. Symington
Gerhard Fakkers
East Friesland
Holland
Rere
Butler County
John Hoskind
Roberteyn
Dell Whiteside
California
Peter Polsal
St. Patrick's
St. Paul
Matt Carroll
Gottleib Seipple
George Clark
George Hiveley
Stephenson County
Iiaalg
Breuleg
Association Godstself
George Lovell
Sam
George
Spain
Brethen
Rebekah
Richard Hailbauer
Cardinal Polots
Waa
Solomon Harvey
Dumont
ABC
Hartson
Smith
Minnikota
Mark Harvey
Wright County
Presbytery
Waterloo
Nevada
Hall Beach
Minnie Fink
E. Society
John Rath
McNinch
Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Everyman
Yorko College
United Evangelical Church
le Mars
Board of Trade
Miss Trautman
Dows
William Schultz
Henry Carstens
Lake Forrest
Illinois
Ed. Silver
Brewster
Minnesota
Bourquin
New Hartford
W.V. Roosevelt
Lon Furman
Clinton
Dan Barna
Ehelmersburg
Kate Driscoll
Adolph Metzgar
J. J. Marshall
Carroll
Brothers
J. C. Schneiderman
Germany
P. McNamara
Dalles
Oregon
E. A. Phinney
George Pottes
Leonard Powers
Cedar Rapides
G. I. Breithaupt
V. V. Roosevelt
Chalice
Heykens
Everysopy's
Aclsey
Daigcorn
Tolgan
Good Farm Securition Ny
Tie World Office
J. Ood
SAGA
Lindeman
Avkle
Nelly
Helen Funt Jackson
Patsy
Kate D. Wiggin
B. E. Hale
Rossiter Johnson
Tan Pile Jim
B. F. Ashley
Wm. Drysdale
Col. Carter
Carterville
Hopkinson Smith
Mary Colmondeley
Hugh Wynne
Wier Mitchell
Black Douglas
St. Crockett
John Street
Richard White
Charles Egbert Craddock
Mr. Douley
Peter Finley Duon
Tallahoose
Mauree Thompson
Roaring Camp
F. Hret Harte
S. Martin's
Goettel
Atock
Satis
Peo
Adlfrante
Ola Wille Illiner
F. Mooney
Nefath
Mainetreat
Great Bargain
Menry Althouse
Dorpke
Square Draler