Local notes on marriages births and community events
Correspondence reports Al Dreyer leaving for Nebraska for a new store position and returning residents note. Hallowe en parties at Milas Katie Johnson and O J Stockdale homes. Fred Ootjes practicing law in Mason City. Mrs Peters and children Waterloo visitors. Carrie Kramer visiting Ackley family. Rev Ed Waudby moves to Steamboat Stor. Dreyer Stig improving. Louie Riabkea anticipates Thanksgiving greens. Louis Jobo Lindaman birthday. infant son of Mr and Mrs Schlamp dies. Vanderwerl friend visit. Relatives of Trepp in La Porte. Peters and family of Flight visit. Groenveld of Presho visits. new corn crib under construction. Shattjer daughter improving. local gossip and ads for ware store.
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al Dreyer
Nebraska
Aplington
Milas Katie Johnson
Stockdale
0. J. Stockdale
Tle
Claas DeBoer
Anns
Lapple
Faulkoer
Hi. Dreyer Stig
Louie Riabkea
Greene
Louis
Jobo Lindaman
Jobo Schlamp
Ackley
Battie Vanderwerl
Minnie Bohrman
Dick Relkens
W. Trepp
la Porte
Rein. Peters
Martio A
Grogsoveld
Preeho
George Wabbens
Mra. Groenveld
Presbo
Wellsburg Mayor Obum resigns amid criticism and council appoints successor
In Wellsburg Mayor Obum resigns after nine years amid editor perceived unwarranted criticism. Marshal Schore also steps down, and H B Kossmat gains appointment as mayor until a special election. Local notices mix hospital, travel, business moves, and community updates with several residents visiting, relocating, or recovering.
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Obum
Hirate
Ditor
Marshal Schore
H. B. Kossmat
Tena Brune
Henry Neessen
Holmer
Garfiald
Albert
Basak Rose
Bristow
Selbe Meyers
Charles Schrage
D. J. Peters
Morris Gladstone
Grundy Venter
B. B. Linda
Germas
H. Thomas
Kealey
Wellaburg
Ray
Idaho
Iowa News Roundup From Dubuque To Mason City
A mixed Iowa wire of items reports James Agnew of Dubuque dying at 46, and a Waterloo motorman killed by a locomotive collision. Fires destroy assets near Webster City, a Foster home burglary occurs, and a cider barrel explosion injures J. C. Campbell. Other notes cover schools, athletics debates, restaurant licensing forces, and political moves across several towns.
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Stallnecker
Waterloo
Dyersville
Ferguson & Chaseel
LeMarr
Mason City
B. Foster Fort
Webster City
A. B Storms
Ames College
Southwestern Lowa Teachers’ Association
Council Bluffs
Dubuque
Updegraff
Congress
Cumminus
U. S
Sioux City
Galveston
Iowa Central Car Sahopa
Marshalltown
Rosurance
Lowes
Albert Bobler
Bia
Iowa National Guard
Clara Botgworth
Spencer Bottling Works
J. C. Campbell
Peter Schuttler Wagon Leads Farm Trade
A fragmentary notice describes Peter Schuttler as a leading farm wagon maker and notes a Gen Lochetyan renewal. It mentions Thornton bank debts canceled amid a court dispute and lists various local incidents including a Shell Rock marshal's death, a highway robbery sentence for Clifford Peterson, and a boy Eric Swanson’s voyage from Sweden to Mitchell, South Dakota.
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Lochetyan
Thornton
la Poze
Bank of Thornton
Witt
Shell Rock
Naual
Clifford Peterson
Waterloo
Eric Swanson
Sioux City
Sweden
Mitchell
South Dakota
Bob O'Connor
Anthon
Geo. H. Felthouce
Commercial Savings Bank
Meson City
St. Paul
Joyce Lumber Company
Clintom
Presidenta
Iowa City
North Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kapeas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Wicconsin
Lodlana
Ohio
Purdue
Colorado
Grand Chapter
Iowa
Order of the Eastern Star
Burlington
Eastern Star
Boone
Slump in Markets: Sharp Decline in Agricultural Prices
Heavy declines in prices for oats hogs and cattle dominate market notes. Traders report lower demand and seasonal pressures pushing values down across grain and livestock categories. Analysts warn that farmer margins tighten as prices slide further.
Elevator men lose heavily as buys pause in grain market
Local buyers halt purchases amid plummeting grain and livestock prices. Elevators report heavy losses from stock on hand and delayed delivery. Ben Held, a local elevator operator, sold a load at 37 cents after paying around 47 cents, with several thousand bushels tied up. The Tasch grab company also has multiple holdings.
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Ben
Healey
Tasch Grab Company
Cleverness and clever talk on top and bottom room
Fragmentary dialogue contrasts ambition and laziness with a quip about finding room at the top versus the bottom. The text then shifts to reading a subscription label, noting time paid and the yellow label bearing a name to keep records straight. The garbled lines indicate a newspaper item with damaged OCR and incomplete context.
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Genila
Grusby County Bank Holds 6500 In Bills For Twenty Two Years
A Grusby County National Bank in this city has retained a single 6500 in bills package for twenty two years. The notice mentions savings by trading at the Bargain Store.
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Grusby County National Bank
Hue
Thas
Trad
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