Local notes from Hardin County and area
Miss Lu Kolfske is employed at the hotel in Aplington. Wilt Bode leaves for Dubuque to attend seminary. G Westenberg, a Grand Rapids student, preached at Holland church with praise. G Van Wagen, also from Grand Rapids, spoke there. Bode Bros. built a barn and pay seven cents a pound for poultry while Richard Blatt paints their building in Ackley.
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Lu Kolfske
Aplington
Wilt Bode
Dubuque
Theological Seminary
G. Westenberg
Grand Rapids Mich
Holland Church
G. van Wagen
Grand Rapids
Bode Bros
Richard Blatt
Ackley
Boda Bros
Robertson notes and school term opening
Ed Graves and wife were guests of Mr. Lamm and family Sunday. The Christian aid society will meet at Mrs. D. W. Wilkinson's Sept. 17. All are invited. Eagle City school opened Sept. 2 with Miss Estella Carpenter as teacher. Miss Grace Woods, guest here, returned home. Miss Mertle Wilson broke her arm last week. Dr. Morton of Iowa Falls treated the fracture.
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Ed. Graves
Lamm
Christian Aid Society
D. W. Wilkinson
Eagle City
Estella Carpenter
Grace Woods
Mertle Wilson
Dr. Morton
Iowa Falls
Steamboat Rock Notes and Local Visits
Steamboat Rock locals report Mrs Chas Norner improving after heart trouble. A group of young people enjoyed a trip to Union and back Saturday night. Mrs Agan and daughter Jasie of Marshalltown are visiting friends and relatives in town. Mrs Dr Spencer is recovering from stomach trouble. Prof Button and wife attended the county fair at Eldora on Wednesday.
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Steamboat Rock
Chas
Norner
Union
Dr. Spencer
Prof. Button
Eldora Wedniesanlay
Geneva Subscription Aims to Tap Bull Telephone Line
A subscription is being circulated in Geneva to induce the Bull Telephone Company to tap their wire. The effort appears to seek unauthorized interception of communications and raises concerns about legality and privacy within the community. Authorities have not publicly commented on the plan.
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Geneva
The
Bull Telephone Company
Local notes and farm conditions prompt harvest updates
The week brought steady weather favorable for ripening crops and farm tasks. Corn remains largely safe with harvesting underway. a warmer spell would further improve some fields. Plowing continues, fall grain seeding has started, potatoes look promising, and pastures are generally good.
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Brouth
G. A
Louisville
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