Dumont Briefs Reports and Local Happenings
Deaths reach Dumont from Geo Franklin of Allison while revival meetings begin at Evangelical church. Local visitors include Mrs Martin of Dubuque and Mrs Bowes with her son. Farming and business note Meyer from Waconia managing Farmers elevator. Several residents travel to Prattville Ravenna Bristow and Livermore for health and family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Elevator
F. Beach
Sidmore
Minnesota
Mra
Praltzgraff, Jr
Geo. Nichols
Ravenna
Neb
Vielt
Mr. Mitchell
Prattville
Wis
Shreve
J. W. Boylan
Bristow
Bowes
Livermore
Theo, Becker
Markets and Local Notices From Ackley and Waterloo
The page lists live stock and veal calf prices, names local residents visiting and staying with families, postal operations at the depot, and small notes on telephone service changes. Mentions Fisher of Ackley visiting, Gertrude Knipfel and Ada at J B Huft’s, Lena Ralsch ill, Mrs. Clara DeBour visiting, Lizzie Seibolt in charge of Faulkner telephone, and Prof. Rayhill’s return next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deey Milkers
Springer
Fred Fisher
Ackley
Diemer
Gertrude Knipfel
Ada
J. B. Hufts
Lena Ralsch
Geo. Diamond Spadt
Waterloo
Poat
Clara DeBour
Aplington
Mrs
Liapple
Lizzie Seibolt
Faulkner Telephone Inc
Barr
S. Whigney
Bia
Geo
Diamond
Prof
Rayhill
Ackley to Detroit move noted in local items
Revidenza of Ackley now Des Moines will relocate to Detroit. Clase Primus has returned from Minnesota. R Eckiew shows eight pen automobile due to public curve runoers. Mrs E Luppent recovering from recent ideas. Marriage licenses issued to Benjamin Kingery and Grace Sobriever aged 29. George Cunatetn aged 25 and Katherine Fick 19. Wagner attended wedding at Wellaburg Wednesday. Minne Swyter spent Tuesday with friends at Austinvilla. Dumont near residents visited E Mennen home with wife and children. Henry Frerichs and family visited Ootjes home. Olana Spieker returned from business trip to Minnesota. Installation of Rev Zlodier set for Thursday at 2, with Rev Thielken and Rev John Schaefer visiting. Rev Carl Swyter of Chancellor accepted call from 2nd German Baptist church of George.
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Revidenza
Ackley
Des Moines
Detroit
Clase Primus
Minnesote
R. Eckiew
E. Luppent
Benj. F. Kingeryege
Grace Sobriever
George Cunatetn
Katherine Fick
Wm. Wagner
Thorsday
Thielken
Belmond
John Schaefer
Carl Swyter
Dakota
Local Notices And Social Tidbits From Ailing Town
Aplingto Newseate residents are being placed in the Presbyterian church. Mrs Dadawall of Ackley visits friends here. Court convenes on Monday December 14 with Ab Allison presiding. Van Leogen and family from near Ackley visit relatives. Whaley of Des Moines travels to Waterloo to see his father. Dreyer recovers from illness. Mrs Lyons is sick. Mrs Lodemann visits South Dakota and Minnesota. Lindple and wife from Paulkner receive visitors. P F Voelker and wife note family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplingto Newseate
Presbyterian Church
Dadawall
Ackley
Hara Lodemann
South Dakota
Minnesota
Lindple
Paulkner
P. F Voelker
Wire
Get the habit of phoning items of interest
The World urges readers to phone news items to the paper to improve reliability and accuracy. It notes minimal use of direct calls and warns against interrupting others on shared lines. The paper provides the telephone number 41 for tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne World
The Pompous Man and a Forest of Self Worth
A fragment from Ewporta Gazette satire mocks a pompous man who boasted of wealth and power. It contrasts his arrogance with a comic fall as he slips on a banana rind, leaving a smoke trail and scandalized spectators. The piece uses quirky imagery to lampoon pretension and vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bimn
Ewporta
Xan
Ingenious Swindler and German Doctor Outsmarted Millionaire
Don Mark Lemon in Bohemian Magazine recounts a Western millionaire living in seclusion who aids a widow and her sick daughter. A German doctor arrives, cures the widow’s child, and swindles the millionaire by demanding land for a socialist colony and nearly fifty thousand dollars. The doctor vanishes after cashing the check, and the flower faced girl is suspected to be the doctor’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake &Tates
America
Europe
Milenaire
Texas
Buenos Aires
Don Mark Lemon
Bohemian Magazine
Brilliant Fish Hues In Breeding Season
A Harper’s Weekly note explains bright coloration in several fish during breeding. The male common pike, eel, tench, roach, and perch intensify iridescent tones to attract mates, with the eel’s silvery glow once mistaken for a separate species.
Uncovered Freckled Kiss Sparks Hatred Among Girls
In a tense scene Landon Tatler confronts Forace and Hetty over shifting loyalties and a kiss that reveals hidden tensions. Hetty recalls how freckles reveal the powder kissed away, exposing relationships strained by rivalries and gossip among the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forace
Mabel
Hetty
Landon Tatler
Questioning Support In Inez Campaign Sparks Family Debate
In a domestic politics note from Puck, a husband recalls supporting Inez while balancing family duties. He mentions a wife, two children, a mother in law, and maintaining life insurance during the campaign period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
Ife
Puck
Bank Balance Sheet and Catarrh Cure Ads Mixed Text
A garbled OCR page shows a bank statement with figures for liabilities and assets, followed by an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and assorted quotations. The bank data includes deposits, indebtedness, and profits with names of officers, while later text promotes a patent medicine and editorial snippets.
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Oyater
Jane
Harper's Weekly
Tatement
Ackley Savings Bank
Iown
County of
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Ceeseges
First National Bank
Iowa
Total Assets
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Ee Csce
Reese Eer
State OF Iowa
Hardin County
Jos
Uusch
Eggert
C. Lusca
S. Y. Eagran
J.C. Lusch
S. ¥. Eggert
Daniil Eiler
Paxp
Bacum Seth S
Aall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Obin
F.J. Obeesy & Co
Louis Coordes
Apour
Astrican and Mountainack
Snodgrass
Price
Hoosbugh Bios
I. S. Pollard
Hidera
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