NEMS OF THE COUNTS AUSTINVILLE NEWS
Austinville news notes a sick resident H Westendorp, a Grand Rapids student Will Bode, local land prospects for Liraberg Sloane and Abbes near Aberdeen, a Fourth of July celebration plan with 620 funding, a runaway accident injuring Dr Caldwell, berry yields 1200 quarts by William Williamson, and a variety of local events. Reports on Rev Bode, church services, school term closure, a bridge washout danger, and community visits by Cedar Falls businesspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austinville
H. Westendorp
Bell Farm
Will Bode
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Peter Liraberg
Tom Sloane
John Abbes
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Miss
Caldwell
Sob
Robert McCaw
New York
Owasa God
Eldora
William Williamson
G. W. Haines
Raia
WANTS FOR SALE ETC Local Want Ads From Ackley Area
A garbled stamp of classified notices listing items for sale and requests. Entries mention a residence for sale or inquiry to violin Rink in Ackley, a pig claimed by its owner, a 74 cent price fragment, and a 40 acre tract near Ackley with farm loan offers. Names include Mrs N Carney and J B Grant. The text is fragmented with incomplete phrases and stray letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
N. Carney
LO Joy
Gepeyn
Barguta
J. B. Grant
Iowa
Local News From Alden And Surrounding Areas
A stream of short notes covers visits and travels of residents from Ackley Parkersburg Waterloo and Waterloo. Mentions include Helen Fink Jennie Williamson Wayne Whaley and others visiting relatives. Community events include a summer school turnout a Fourth of July address by Sam Neveln a water works repair and a Woodmen picnic with prize drills. Marriage licenses and a farm sale are noted along with local civic roles and a barber who is also a jeweler.
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Aplington
Helen Fink
Ackley
Lee Ocker
Waterloo
Mead
Jennie Williamson
Parkersburg
Messrs
A. Lentz
Okkas
Cedar Falls
Wayne Whaley
N. H. Reints
O. Woogh
Alden
Cemetery Society
W. M. Cousins
Sarah Warry
A. Cox
Mestawes Simpson
Thomas
Massey
Fisher
Utley
George Wheeler
Mabel Miles
Hlrvols Central
J. J. Ebratein
Leo Campbell
Story of a Wasted Life and a Dangerous Drift
Henry Wilts once sober and industrious slid into heavy drinking, attracting police attention for a year. A winter night near Steamboat Rock ended with a wagon box and dead horses after a drunken ride. His father is a wealthy farmer. observers predict time in the penitentiary as his decline continues. An odd aside references Marconi and wireless telegraphy, then a moral about choosing attractions wisely to avoid wasteful pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilts
Marshalltown
Wilts
Steamboat Rock
Central
Value of advertising drives town growth and attention
A newspaper with overflowing business ads attracts more influence than any agency to build up a town. People go where there is an enterprising community. No power on earth can be strong enough to foster towns as well as a well patronized paper. The man who neglects his town paper injures himself and his town. Wapamakern.
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Wapamakern
Our Near Neighbors Eldora parties plan town baseball team
A draft of town events notes varied items from land deals and water damage to local politics. Four Clarion men bought 900 acres near Austin Minnesota. Parkersburg sewer plan and a stallion death are mentioned among other local items.
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Eldora
New Hartford
Clarion
Austin
Minnesota
Butler County Teachers Institute
Allison
Grundy Center
Mutual Telephone Company
A. P. Mason
Union
Wright County
Butler County
Miss May Witherell
William Kersher
J.D. Porter
Hamilton County
Teaver Creek
3. A. Foote
Parkersburg
Rathbone Sisters
Feldora
K. of P. Lodge
Melrose
Grondy County
Waterloo Chautauqua Assembly Opens at Cedar River Park
The eleventh annual Waterloo Chautauqua assembly runs June 23 to July 4 at Cedar River Park Waterloo Iowa with lectures by Gen John Black Captain Richard Hobson Gen Fitzhugh Lee Dr Thomas Green Dr Emi Hirsch Father Nugent and Miss Ellen M Stone on Experiences with the Brigands Season tickets cost 3.00 and program details are available from Secretary F J Sessions Waterloo Iowa Rail line offers excursion fares within one hundred miles June 22 to July 4 inclusive return by July 1 J W Murry A G P A Dubuque Iowa
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Waterloo Chautauqua Assembly
Beautiful Cedar River Park
Waterioo
Jno. Black
Richard Hobson
Fitzhugh Lee
Thomas Green
Emi Hirsch
Father Nugent
Ellen M. Stone
Updegraff
Miss Branthaber
Mariot Green
Gaven Spence
Elora McDonald
Bertha Kunz Baker
Rosoni
Laurant
F. J. Sessions
Waterloo
Iowa
Lunas CentTral Railway
J. W. Murry
Dubuque
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. The notice asserts internal use heals blood and mucous surfaces, strengthens the constitution, and offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. J Connor & Co. Toledo, Ohio, promote testimonials and a patent medicine line.
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Hall
J. Coeney & Co
Toledo
Oni R. Aruggists
Tc. Hall
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Fred Page
Roger
Wolfsburg
M. Heinken
Mr. Peters
A. Saathoff
H. Koolman
C. Schrage
Waverly
Cedar Rapide
State Industrial School
Hardin County
Towley
Hubbard
Erlsland
Wisconsin
Frank White
Plana
Mitterer
G. W. Parks
Ryan & Carter
Martin Brothers
C. O. Ryan
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Kliebenstein
Ralf Freese
Freese
N. Davids
Allendorf
Mr. Muller
J. A. Jones
O. C. Trepp
Dumont
Great Western
Albert Schmitz
Los Angeles
California
Robert
H. C. Brown
Clear Lake
N. W. Ry
F. L. Howard
Des Moines
Rev. Keeler
Minneapolia
N. EB. A
Minneapolis
Mioa
Central Railway
J .Belleriorne
Miles Sweet
Alligou
Isaac Carver
Lizzie Thoman
George W. Evans
Marle A. Whamaq
Henry Busch
Bertha Bangs
Peter C. Bowmano
Nellie L. Barber
W. F. Ray
Fred Johnson
Lown
Hoover
Aredale
Henry Wilte
Marcon
Atlantic Ocean
Fitzaburg Chronicle-Telegraph
Geo
AiMuols
Iowa Lumber Company
Rtson
Rob
R. Heinz
Sella
H Hein
Fritz Brother
Fish and Game
WEB
Althaus
Lucy Het
Frantz
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