Town and Country Letters From World Correspondents
Sept 12 Austinville notes reveal corn shipped from here to St Louis. discussion of cattle feeding. Names Dick Bode Henry Limburg Austin and daughter return from Minneapolis state fair. Rev Abuia to Ridott Wilcots. J Reuter 87 and not well. Ackley rumor to swell German population. Mrs Bode at Parkersburg. Austin vs Mayfield ruled for Mayfield. later dispute unresolved. John VanLob plans 2000 pounds on new house in St Woula lumber. Rev Schaffer attends Little Rock conference. Mrs Walter Austin improving after carriage accident at Aplington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austinville
Ustinville
Ou. Louis
Dick Bode
Henry Limburg
A.austin
Minneapolis
Abuia
Ridott
Wilcots
J.reuter
O. Miller
Ab Dumont
Ackley
Peter Limberg
Kanawha
Iowa
B. Bode
Parkersburg
St. Woula
Schaffer
Little Rock
Walter Austin
Aplington
Farm moves and land sales across Grundy area
German Fownaaup and Pyert Krull have moved to Waden to farm a 160 acre tract at 852 per acre. Fred Flath and Dick Johnson plan moves to Osceola and Parker South Dakota with farms at 850 and another buyer at 3384 cash per acre. Henry Dohman buys 120 acres near Woden for 52.60 per acre. Local fairs, livestock, and church benedictions mark a busy agricultural week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyert Krull
Waden
Khorsuth
Fred Flath
Evert Kroll
Dick Johnson
Osceola County
Jobn Fohnson
A. Knoegleter
Lyon County
Iowa
South Dakota
Mra
K. Lindemann
Bibley
Grundy Center
William Lindemann
Hile Farm
Henry Cobl
George Willems
Osueola and Grant Briefs Hit Local Fair News
Sept 11 notes Charles Kiepenberger left Osceola and Grant to visit North Dakota for a period of work. Many residents attend the Franklin County Agricultural Society annual fair at Hampson. John Koel’s improvements are highlighted as showing well.
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Osueola
Grant
Aulenger
Charles Kiepenberger
Reservey
North Dakota
Franklin County Agricultural Society
Hampson
John Koel
St Paul District Evangelical Conference at Geneva township
The St Paul district Evangelical church annual conference will be held at the Geneva township church the last week of the present month. Miss Fahey has gone to Meseroy Iowa to teach school. Matt Ostrall is adding a substantial structure to his home. The community notes thrift and industrious effort, and we commend honest work. Court convenes at Hampton next Monday. No word yet from the French Whitney party who went to Texas last week amid heat. J McGough visited Ackley Saturday. The recent sociable by the ladies was well attended and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera
St. Paul
Evangelical Church
Geneva Township
Mies Fahey
Mesertuy
Iowa
Matt Ostrall
Hampton
Whitney's
Otherea
Texan
J. McGough
Ackley
Tades
Abbott and Vicinity News Notes at the county fair week
Community item notes detail visits by Mina Plesaie Johns and Will Asher of Steamboat Rock to the Johns home, Henry Kuster's Nebraska visit, and W F Clover and wife touring Dell Rapids. Local markets list prices on hogs eggs and corn. A D Gimer and Co promoting trade. Church parsonage improvements exceed 1000 dollars and district conference plans. Various residents travel, work changes noted, and best wishes exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Gimer & Co
Li. F. Smith
Hillman
Dun
Popejoy
Iowa
Abbott Crossing
C. F. Hillman
Duckertoo
Jess Jobes
J. . Gardner
Leona Kromtoga
Harald Griffith
Bhia
A. D. Gimer
Hayes Fouta
Henry Kuster
Army Infantry Wins National Team Match at Seagirt
A national team match took place from Tuesday to Thursday in Seagirt New Jersey. The infantry team of the United States Army won the national trophy plus 300 dollars and medals. The cavalry team earned Hilton trophy 200 dollars and medals. Marathon Bronze Soldier went to Massachusetts who placed third with 130 dollars and medals. New York fifth received 375 dollars and medals from the Navy sixth 50 dollars and medals by the Marine Corps. Wisconsin Washington Minnesota Michigan Iowa Montana Nebraska follow in order with various prizes.
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Seagirt
N.J
United States Army
Congress
Hilton
United States Cavalry
Marathon
Massachusetts
New York
United States Navy
United States Marine Corps
Wisconsin
Washington
Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Montana
Nebraska
Cleves and Whintty Time Card and Local News
Cleves dealers post prices for livestock and staples while Willoughby returns to oversee the Cleves work. Ackley banking topics resurface. Gerdes may become cashier if a Cleves bank opens. John Meyer hospitalized in very poor condition with unlikely recovery. John Fleanner sells a horse for 150 dollars to Rev Engelke. Leno Slaning sells his house and windmill. property improved. Ackley business visits note. East Friesland church gains a new pastor praised for character and community impact. John Freese builds a double crib. Local ball clubs Wellsburg and Cleves recently played.
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Cleves
Powitry
Gerdes
Nautje
Sarrip
S. Searls
Steamboat Rock
Dea Moines
John Meyer
Inna Falla Hospital
John Fleaaner
Rev
Engelke
Leno Slaning
John Ludemane
Ackley Bus
Heye Bovenga
East Hriesland German Presbyterian Church
John Freese
Wellsburg and Cleves
Hall's Catarrh Cure endorsement looms in 1886 oath
Frank J. Cheney swears his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The oath, dated December 6 1886, is sworn before A W Gleason notary in Toledo Ohio. The advertisement touts the cure as acting on the blood and mucous surfaces and invites testimonials. Also notes California excursions by Central and laundry services by Chung Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oro
Toledo
Lac Lucas
Frank J. Gueney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Uledo
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Notary
J. Oreney & CO
All Druggista
Tée
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Abbott and Vicinity
Cleves and Whintty
Hicago
Rock Island & Pacific RY
Jocal Marketa
East Round
West Hound
Arenas
Rey
Wi & Butte
Créan
Californica
Zoelona Central
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cal
Mion
Chung Lee
PH Nany
John G. Koury
Kaufman
Hart, Schaffner & Marks
Ams. & M
Langley
Secor
Sufp
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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