Passenger Trains Outline Chicago to St Paul Route
The timetable lists CHICAGO to MINNEAPOLIS ST PAUL routes with passenger trains west and east, noting No. 2 and No. 4 departures, arrivals in Chicago by 7 8 or 9 40 p.m, and connections to Sleeping and Chair cars at Uampton for St Louis and Kansas City.
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Chicago & North-Western
North— South
Chicago
St. Paulas
Milwaukhae
ST. Paul
Tfassenger
Millwaukee
SS Paul
Minneapolis
Avis
Penn
Uampton
St Louis
Ignasus City
St. Lois
Kansas City
LO Pam
Whittemore column recounts dances, people and local notes
GEO, BOYLE'S COLUMN details a Whittemore social scene with a masked ball, suppers by Ferman Rantzow, and plans for old folks’ dance. It notes Frances Farley leaving for nurses training, local officials, bank exams, school openings, and a mix of farm and town happenings including injuries, weddings, travel, and bankruptcies.
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Whittemore
Ferman Rantzow
Rantzow
Seneca Co operative Creamery annual meeting held
The Seneca Co operative Creamery Company held its annual stockholders meeting on January 4 at Center School House. The secretary reported handling over 3,000,000 pounds of milk in the year and distributing more than $26,000 to patrons. W W Alcorn was elected secretary H O Dalen treasurer and A Jacobson director to replace John Kline. Coal and butter hauling were awarded to Jim Smith and filling the ice house to Sam Ormiston and C R Salisbury. On Tuesday evening January 7 the wedding took place at the bride’s parents home nearby.
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Seneca Co-operative Creamery Company
Center School House
W. W. Alcorn
H.O. Dalen
A. Jacobson
John Kline
Jim Smith
Sam Ormiston
C. R. Salisbury
Swea City Social Notes and Visitors
John Korrect and J E Scully spent a short visit in Humboldt county. Kathryn Barr returned to Des Moines last Friday evening. Mrs John Cale came home Saturday after visiting Des Moines Scranton and Jefferson. Mrs Q W Packard of Titanica visits her father and sisters here. Ed Trakes visiting friends in Kansas. I J Gibbons lonely until Mrs Gibbons returned from St Paul Tuesday and Frank wore a grin. Tom Sherman of Bancroft was here Tuesday.
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Preston
Mason City
Whittemore
McCreery
Catherine Rooney
Neck O' the Woods
Crete of
Burt
Francis Parfey
Jessie Staley
E. W. van Dorsten
Lorence Alcorn
Cedar Walls
John Korrect
J. E. Scully
Humboldt County
Kathryn Barr
Des Moines
John Cale
Scranton
Jefferson
Q. W. Packard
I. J. Gibbons
Swea
Condemnation notice for railway right of way in Des Moines
The Board of Railroad Commissioners of Iowa notifies Patrick Henry and other heirs and property owners in Kossuth County that Chicago and Northwestern Railway seeks authority to condemn a 100 foot wide strip across the Northwests Quarter of section 9, township 96 north, west of the 6th P.M. The board will meet in Des Moines on January 14, 101 to view the property and determine compensation, with owners urged to appear and object if desired. Dwight N. Lewis, Secretary.
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Patrick Henry
Henry
Isabel Untlock
Hallett
Board of Tailrond Commissioners
State of Lows
Gundenin
Angels
Wossyth County
Iowa
Board of Railroad Coutinls
Seid Corporation
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Des Moines
Towa
Std
Knwv
Town
HOA
Dwight N. Lewis
Quieting Title Sought in Kossuth County Land Dispute
Gustav H. Rosenau files in district court to quiet title to the Northwest Fractional Quarter of Section 10 in Township 100, Range 27 West, against the unknown widow of James Ely and unknown heirs. Defendants are warned to appear by February 2 next, or default and judgment will be entered. Sullivan & Mamlon, attorneys for plaintiff.
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Towain
Kossuth
Gustiv II Rosennn
James Rk. Ely
District Court
Kossuth County
Iowa
Gustav H. Nosenau
James M. Ely
James R. Ely
Gustav H. Rosenau
Pistriot Court
Towa
Algoon
Sullivan &Mamlon
Dried Corinths Debated In A Humorous Store Scene
In a New York Press item a learned grocer in Highth Avenue explains to a girl and customer why dried currants aren’t really currants. He describes corinths as the smallest grapes from Greece, then mocks the notion of washing, while noting the fruit’s sweetness and the origin in Corinth. A stretch of other snippets follows, including a Parisian manicure history and brief comedic exchanges.
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Highth Avenue
Sissy
Bethere
Gabriel
Grecumn
Corinth
New York Press
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Court House
State Street
Woodford, Wheeler
Algona
Tompkins
Moo
Moore Bros. & Relthous
Iowa Central Elevator
A, T, Carr, Mer
Anmuramge
W.hohn
Patterson & Son
Grovery
Jay McCall
Northwestern Depot
Standard Oil Company
Geo
Boyle
Whittemore News
Frances Farley
Ilinois Training School
Warley
Silas Roupe
Whittemore Township
Hou. Board of Supervisors
Whittemore State Bank
Beeman
Great Oak Township
Palo Alto County
Francis Farley
Tillovis Training School
Otto Kohl
John Sifert
Jobn
Lou Boyle
McAlpine
Jobo Munch
Uranus
Mike Liddy
Peoria
Mike
Ed Welsh
Minook
Owen
Ringsted
D. J. Foster
Anna Johnson
Koster
John Johnson
Lund
Mr. Foster
W.C. Richmond
Allamakee County
Wright Harp Orchestra
Port Dodge
Roy Alcorn
Seneca
Mrs. Henning
Estherville
H. Dote
Bertha Smith
BE. M. Jelkey
Armstrong
W.T. Fish
Bob Campbell
Northwest News
Trakes
Kansas
Vik Board OF Hagroad Commissioners
State OF
Lowa
Northwestern Railway Oqomany v3
Hyak Henry
D. HW. Henry
Tsaet Hallock
John W. Henry
K. Reed
Joan A. Tucker
Ee. Martagu
J. UW. Henry
The
Greece
Sity
Chicago Tribune
Catler
Miss Robinson
Kethel
Carrie Robinson
Ethel
Papa
Philadelphia Press
Mr. W. Wimbie
Prance
Madelia
Taxtea
James Patterson
Prop
Morris
Reese
Veee
Jardiney
Dbuffets
A. T. Reed
Algona, Towa
Kancy
Algona Milling and Grain Co
Alegona Wand
Hliave Co
W. A. Cordingley
Mer
Bissell’s
Algona, Iowa
A. C. Clarke
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