Farm Equipment and Feed Lots Auction List
Long Sled and multiple harness sets including Concord 114 inch and Slip-tug 11 inch. Various farming gear such as hay tools, cow chains, evaporators, incubators, plows, mowers, a corn planter with 160 rods wire, hog troughs, furniture, kitchen items, and 12 tons prairie hay plus 10 tons alfalfa. Also includes a 120 ft hay rope and several heating and churning units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme
McCormick
Janesville Gang
Janesville
H. P
Surrey
Concord
Iowa
Chatham
Emerson
John Deere
Deering
Victor
Moline Rotary Dutchman
Canton
Moline
Great Western
Fragmentary 1908 and 1978 Notices Mixed
Fragmented notices list names and dates including Chatsworth Adaville and Westfield entries, births and marriages, and sale items. Mentions individuals such as Fred Kuch, A Anderson, J W Clark, and Arden Tollonk with dates Feb 8 12 13, January 14 1908, and January 38 1978. Also notes a two hole mounted shelter for sale and scattered place names like Sioux City and Big Spris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kuch
Chatsworth
Geo
T'yeret
P. A. Anderson
Adaville
Wmn. Anderson
Westfield
Anderson
S. W. Tall Ratate
Sam Erickson
J. W. Clark
Thornburg & Maroney
Alson
John Trambright
Jank Carr
Ducnuiry
Mon
Mors
Arden Tollonk
Sioux City
Sanday
Local Mention at Alsop Wakenin Illness Improves
Local items note residents ill but improving. A W C meeting is planned January 19 at the Masonic Hall at 2 pm. Messages mention visitors from Lincoln and Merrill, playgoing in Akron, Red Cross activities, school use of a Vietrola, and local store sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsop Wakenin
W. OR. C
Masonic Hall
G. Hays
Lincoln
Nelo
Joeal
J. Marek
George
W. Marek White
Father
Ted Cross
LeMars
C. M. Stoutenburg
Fanny Elliott
H. Rolirer
Baptist Church Services and Schedule
Bapt ist church services announce Sunday school at 10 a m sermon at 730 p m midweek prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 in the home of J A Douglass Frank Edmond Volck the minister lists phone 130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Douglass
Frank Edmond Volck
Loss of Harley Waterbury Two-Year-Old Boy Dies
Mr and Mrs Fred Waterbury south of town mourn the loss of their baby son Harley aged two years who died from pleuro pneumonia January 16 1918. Funeral services were held at the home Thursday at 2 pm conducted by Rev W W Tyrrell Akron M E church interment Riverside cemetery. The community extends sympathy in this sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
W. Kk
Guillickson
Akron
Frances Meske
Henry Stryzewski
Miss Meske
F. A. Meske
Strynewski
Oshkosh
Wis
Ound
Fred
Waterbury
Harley
Hahe
W. W. Tyrrell
Akron M. FE
Riverside Cemetery
The White Squaw at the American Opera House
A 19th century play titled The White Squaw is reviewed as a dramatic production set in Michigan with Noamata a mixed heritage heroine raised in a wigwam. The show features eight company members plus an in house orchestra, with music-heavy staging and a Saturday January 19 performance at Cobb's drug store seat reservations urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Dilly
Mainard Eberle
T Dorothy
Merrill
H. Vannerbeek
W. H. Mears
Keokuk
Fickle
Akron Opera House
Henry Dirks
Sioux City
Kathna Dirks
Ats Hs
Red Cross
W. OW. Burrill
Michigan
Noamata
Also Mentioned on This Page
Portland Township
Ruble
Duroc
Wm. Anderson
Aalfs & Morse
H. Shoulberg
Fire
Vornado and
Hail Insurance Companies
Swanson-Fredell Realty Co
W. March White
Trimble
H. Morse
Jere Toomey
Morse & Toomey
Akron and
Beresford
C. G. Ellsworth
Drs
J. J. Ralfs
BORY
W. Wo Keecul
Hawarden
Alcester
Big Springs Baptist Church
Ars
Waterloo Boy
Ohio
Child
Studebaker
Rhode Island
J. J. Anderson
Wilkison Bros
Andrew Ring
Majestic Theatre
American Relief Clearing House of
Paris
Merle LaVoy
Bell Telephone
Iowa Telephone Company
Harley Dwella
Taradise
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