Titanica Topics Dec 12 Railroad Growth and town changes
Dr V G Treat opens in Falkenbainer’s drug store with five years of practice and local trust. Rail advances bring new elevators, depots, and church plans as Titonka grows. Four churches discussed. Woden gains telegraph and rail links. Multiple local movers, new businesses, and a Cribbage card game gift advertised.
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Titanica
V. G. Treat
Lake Mills
Falkenbainer
Western Electric Company
Kleist
Germania
Ha Railroad Company
Chas
Relbsamen
Mr. Frank
Robert Welter
Charley Relbsamen
Mar Lane
Howard
Lord
Amlesberg
Huggard
Wesley
Mesoyex
Hall & Sprecht
Northern Lumber Company
Titonka
Buffalo Center Bank
Woden
O'Neill & Jessen
Local items mix in Bancroft area notes and changes
Readable fragments report bank management shifts in Mtonla and Bancroft, post office reestablished at Hanna, local exchanges bought by A d Berryman, and new constructions in Bart. Marriage of Wm H McCutchin and Bertha Johnson, and several town meetings and society activities are listed. A Burt accident injures Charley Fox, with medical care given.
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Hurt Hotel
McChesney
Bart” Hoos
South
Augus
W Bloor
Ned Bancroft
Tramipten
Geo
Burt
West Union Social Notes and Visitor Updates
Mrs. D. B Raney visited her mother Mrs. Sample of Algona last week. Wallace Minor of Fenton visited at the Traden home. Mr. and Mrs. Hanegan and Vera plan a Story County visit for about a week. West Union youths will meet Wednesday to organize a literary society. Ward from Iowa City reports Mrs. Ward improving and to leave soon. No Presbyterian church service next Sunday due to Algona services. Miss Libbie Gilmore hosted friends Friday night. Claranea Hanle gan Will Dodds Lottie Voorhees and Mary Dodds attended library at Thomson schoolhouse Saturday. A taffy pull is planned at Joan Hulbert’s Friday evening.
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D. B.raney
Sample
Algona
Wallace Minor
Fenton
Traden
Hanegan
Vera
Story County
West Union
Veeeve Ward
Iowa City
Ward
Joan Hulbert
Christmas Tres at Good Hope Church and Local News
Union notes a Christmas tres at Good Hope church on Christmas Eve. Ward house near fire last Saturday, roof ablaze but extinguished. Libbie Gilmore hosted a dancing party last Friday night. Old society missed meeting due to weather. will meet Dec 14 with Mrs Donovan. Farmers plan to pick corn now. Shirk visiting from Cork. Sehenek still laid up with sprained hip but improving. Ricker boys sold 2000 bushels of corn at 28 cents and have 2000 more to sell. Geo Hofins cutting wood, possibly 800 cords. Noah’s relatives returned to Nora Springs. Museum lacks permanent president. next Saturday election, Tehenck acting. Christmas tres planned for the little ones with a program. debate to be led by Frank Hollus and Louis Jenkinson.
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Good Hope Church
P. Ward
Libbie Gilmore
Frianda
Old Society
2D Donovan
Ivis
Shirk
Ers
Cork
Union
Slas Sehenek
Ricker Boys
Geo
Noah
Nora Springs
Jenkin
Sidneys
Antih
Ong
Tehenck
Frank Hollus
Louis Jenkinson
Bain
Garfield Gleanings. Dec 12 Literary fantasy meeting at Potter school house
A December 12 Garfield Gleanings note reports a literary fantasy meeting at Potter school house with officers elected: E. Potter as president, Arthur Greenfield as vice president, Clarepse Covell as assistant secretary, and Baker as treasurer. The group debated the question whether a certain attire should be protected by law.
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Red Potter School
E. Potter
Arthur Greenfield
Clarepse
I Geres Covell
Baker
Pepin Oa Ester Y Brigey
Serious Injury Report From Local Incident at Fair Grounds
A man suffered serious injuries requiring clothing to be cut away for release. Thursday’s cold day affected Habeger’s sale with most items sold but cattle prices dropping. Wm Anderegg lost a horse last week. Mrs. August Mosler and her children from Lyon County visit the Baowart home.
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Pater Habeger
Northeast Grant News highlights and brief notices
Local notes report Dr Lowder visiting to treat a sick child of Ed and Mrs Eggart. Abbott’s A A Sayerton on business. Weather kept husking low. cattle prices held firm at McAnich sale with calves 13 to 18 and cows 25 to 35. Eggart and Dider delivered cabbage to Elmore. Slyter dehorned cattle for Wyed Hall. Rabbit hunting rises. warm sheds advised for stock. Howard Scovell resigns Northwestern railway agent post for a Dunlap banl job. Bert Westcott and Ron haul hay for Edinger Bros. Connors and Trainer of Burt take over Ledyard meat market. Waesteatt visits Buffalo Center. Wil Smith leaves Dunlap bank for Indian Territory. J Meyer and wife visit Cedar Falls. Mike Debnert sells windmill to brother and buys geared Minds. Christenson visiting Nexas. Coonla Funk to have boxing match. Won birthday party at Hettie’s. Orvie Raaney in a boxing event. Lodge applications increasing.
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Dr. Lowder
Dider
Eggart
Elmore
Rank Slyter
Wyed Hall
Howard Scovell
Northwestern Railway
Dunlap
Banl
Byron
Bert Westcott
Edinger Brosy
Connors
Burt
Ledyard
Dahn Waesteatt
Buffalo Center
Wil Smith
Dunlap's
Indian Territory
J. Meyer
Cedar Falls
Visitng Aid
Mike Debnert
Will
Chas Christenson
dNexas
Coonla Funk
Hettie
Orvie Raaney Sports
Hran New Cutter
B. Dreyer
MW. A
Teachers for the winter list from Springfield township
Teachers for the winter in Springfield township include Miss Rosa Parsons of Irvingson Miss Spuitierland of Bancroft Renae Bel of Ledyard and Gigs Santa ae ews See Bhuy Evington tee.
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Springfield News
Ber Phershools
Decembe
Rosa Parsons
Irvingson
Spuitierland
Bancroft
Renae Bel
Ledyard
Santa Ae
Evington
Local Echoes of Storm Strain and Illness
Mrs Ray Dolliver and Mrs J R Snyder are among the sick. The Methodist services closed at Bradburn schoolhouse for the season due to weather. Miss Etta Dolliver visited Blue Earth City Elmore and other towns in recent weeks. Miss Emma Newcomb suffers eye inflammation hindering work. Olin Clark lost 100 chickens and four hogs in the storm of November 21 and 23.
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Ray Dolliver
J. R. Snyder
Ree Methodists
Bradburn School
Etta Dolliver
Blue Earth City
Elmore
Emma Newcomb
Olin Clark
Plum Creek Itema Weather Notes and Local Farming
Plum Creek item notes weather and snow delay while listing farm yields. Mred Milley reports oats wheat barley and corn. James Seeley and Daniel Rice post large corn and oat crops. Seeley completes a double corn crib. E N Weaver and O B Albright make farm improvements. Mrs Seeley’s daughter writes of lighter snow northward. Farmers discuss establishing a cooperative creamery and local rail access remains a topic.
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Plam Creek
Dee
Mred Milley
James Seeley
Daniel Rice
Plum Creek
Lle
E. N. Weaver
B. Albright
Bert Bradley
Sealey
Lincoln Isenberg
Lincoln
Clamp
Fred Miller
Albert Kindas
Kate
Miller
Gloga
Af E
North Western Home-Seeker aims at aiding settlers
Free copy promises practical information for prospective farmers and cattle raisers. The notice notes correspondence from those intending to pursue agriculture and farming, inviting inquiries and offering guidance through the North Western Home-Seeker.
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North Western
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