Community Notes and Local Arrivals at Wellsburg and Ap lington
Wellsburg townsfolk report sick lists Bennie Neensen active again and a colt accident injuring a Woodruff son. Adolph Liebsohn opens a department store in Clarion. county surveyor Crary to estimate grade cost. assessor H Cooper making corrections. Mastin estate farm sold to Nettie Macaulay. lightning shocks in Dumont to Malissa Scarrow, recovering. In Applington July plans advance for Fourth of July. various residents moving, buying land, or fencing new homes. expectations of a matrimonial agency and local sales. weddings and travel noted, plus business and school updates.
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Bennie Neensen
Jerome Woodruff
Adolph Liebsoin
Clarion
Liebsohn
H. Cooper
Harm Hulsman
Grundy Center
Hi Doyen
H. Schneidermann
Mastin
Mephisto Dialogue Sparks Lent Business In Baltimore
In a quirky exchange Dante questions dull Lent business as Mephisto explains a wakeful approach. The Baltimore American notes a spring bonnet proposition fueling discussions among husbands and wives in the city.
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Dante
Mephisto
German Township Community Notes and Local Updates
Herman Tjaden and wife from Chicago visit at the Schutter home. Funeral of Mr. Greenfield at the Lutheran church. Mrs. Harry Kannegieter injures a hand. Road boss Olaas Hulsenga aids road work. Tjark Fluth and wife return from South Dakota reporting heavy frosts. Mission feast planned at Lutheran church with Rev. Kuehne assisting. John Schilamme sells hogs to Ackley dealers at 85.70 per 100 pounds and heads to Chicago with cattle. George Van Eschen’s hired hand sells four bronches for 850. Rev. Schmidt expected home from Philadelphia. Congregation to hold mission feast on the 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Tjaden
Chicago
Schutter
Greenfield
Germany
Henry Riebkes
Procper
Kannegieter
John Lindemann
Harry Kannegileter
Olaas Hulsenga
Tjark Fluth
South Dakota
Lutheran Church
Kuehne
John Schilamme
Ackley
George van Eschen
Schmidt
Philadelphia
Marshalltown council again sues ex Mayor Pierce over $425
OUR NEAR NEIGHBORS item notes Marshalltown's council has ordered suit against former Mayor Pierce to recover 425. Other bits report West Bend saloon licenses at 3400, a Waverly woodsawer offered 10000 for mining stock, and Leigh Hunt credited with selling a Korea mine for 15000000 while starting as a school teacher.
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Marshalltown
Pierce
West Bend
Waverly
Leigh Hunt
Ames College
Cedar Falls
Korea
Witty Q&A Panels Spark Reader Curiosity at Tribune
A Chicago Tribune piece highlights a lively exchange editor session filled with punny prompts about marriage, politics, and daily life. It includes quips about divorce, tomatoes, Time, and a sharp jab at modern novels, ending with a note on anglers at Clear Lake and cheap rail trips to Iowa.
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Sioux Falls
Ixpunge
Washington City
Oliver Cromwell
Marston Moor
Chicago Tribune
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Tellinghuisen
Dumont
Malissa Scarrow
Geo. Yokum
New Hartford
Deering Harvester Company
J. Halloran
Des Moines
School of Pharmacy
Tom
G. W. Miller
Yellow Medicine County
Minnesota
A. B. Schmitt
Laverne
Fred
Carl Stock
Fred Noelting Jr
Henry Polk
Minneapolis
Aplington
Emil Gerhardt
Nora Springs
G. Reporta
Clear Lake
Kirkpatrick
J. Griffin
Spencer
J.P. Miller
Guy Stockdale
Grace
Low Falls College
Gerdes
Burlington
Burlinton
Joe Powel
St.Charles
Llinois
Nillie Findley
Oregon
J. van Meter
Aldens
Charley Rathburn
Sioux City
A. Kramer
A. van Loogen
Geneva
Franklin
Jess Horner
Autlner
Chester Horner
Cory Gimer
Abbott
Austinville
H. Smith
Peter Limburg
H. Johnson
Britt
J.P. Miler
Henry Miller
FB Werk
Klaas Penning
Debeler
Ackley Markets
Aoklay
Breley
Hutter
Choice
Ieee
Fort
Guy Waltrod
Hubbard
Cedar Rapida
Dubuque
Mississippi
MACY
George Kruse
Wiezert
Milliken
Eldora
Baltimore American
Iowa
Iowa Central Railway
Lewis
Je W Lewis
Boaten
Mass
Aifon
Hey
York Ue
Ine
New York Life Insurance Company
Great International Life Insurance Company
Hig Company
Carrey
Sion
Sawyer
He Jean
Retorr Steam Lawyers
Ackley, Ia
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