Wesley News items mix bids and local notices in Burt area
The Wesley News reports bids from Minneapolis and the Dells, with Armstrong and Bancroft updates. Bailey of Britt buys cattle. office duties shift in Bancroft. marriage plans between O.B. Sallsbury and Miss Mary Ormiston announced for Armstrong. Burt elections name J. H. Graham mayoral candidate, with councilmen and assessor slated. Reverend Wastman’s remains moved to Wesley. school graduates seven in June. local telephone wires down amid sleet. Surveyors oversee first Minnesota Town railroad segment. Burt bank rowroom to house survey team in summer.
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Wheelat
Natua Ste
Easley
Minneapolis Dells Na
John Clausen
Sto Couriter
N. W. Junction
Gards
O. BR. Sallsbury
Swen
Mary Ormiston
Armstrong
J. H.graham
Burt
Petera
Dick Grogo
Cressin
Will Lanny
Chatiey Chipman
Cora Graham
Maury Brando
All Fox
Evelyn Stone
BE. J
Kennedty
Jno
Nemmers
Newcomeilmen
Baticroft
N. J. Sherdan
B.D. Sparks
J.T
J.T. Sudmolr
B.G
BR. &N
Coturier
Pidmining Bros
Northwestern
Kosgayth
Emmet
Wesley
Wdlter
McIntosh
Linds
Graham
Manning
Minnesota Town
Burt Bank
Brown
Farm sale and local notes from Garfield Gleaning
March 14 brief reports Rudolph Vsehad sold his farm with conflicting buyers cited as C F Banwart and Chris Bonnatoler for forty an. local measles cases rising in southeastern Whittemore. most schools close this week. Loule Baas builds a barn on a farm bought from Philip Zellar. last snowstorm ended, corn hasing stopped.
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Garfield
Rudolph Vsehad
C.F. Bane ‘Ayart
Ahother
C. F. Banwart
Chris Bonnatolter
Ceeries
Whittemore
Loule Baas
Philip Zellar
Union Notes March 20 Keen Kassath settlers and a quiet wedding
Union Notes reports Mi s Reichhoff one of Kassath counry s oldest settlers is gravely ill at her son Prank to Union s home after several hemorrhages. A quiet wedding occurred on the Dr Barr farm north of Algona as Laura the second daughter wed Rudolph Hohenstein with a wedding dinner and many gifts. Mrs David Godden of Plum Creek gave birth to a daughter on the 16th, Dr Beane attending. Mrs Godden formerly Miss Lain Hunt of Algona.
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Union
Mi's
M. Reichhoff
Kassath Counry
Severa
Snngs
Des
Sin
Kenefick
Sanday
Rudolph Hohenstein
Ray. Orbranshaw
Usaf
Albart Wheater
Apm
David Godden
Plum Cresk
Beane Isin
Godden
Lain Hunt
Algona
Turbulent Citizens Meeting Hints at Local Elections
Report from Burt Business and Politics describes a tense public gathering of citizens and farmers about a mayoral race and council seats. Committee members Iker Bacon and Hanna Welch are named to consult with farmers. candidates like Lidkep and Go, Marble, Peters, Prathfoy, Stoddard, and Scaddard surface in rumor and discussion amid a sick child note and local personal details.
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Burt
Tiyo
Iker
Bacon
Hanna
Peters
Crose
Mark Scaddard
Psxeasor
New Hekeo
Goa
Marble
Prathfoy
Stoddard
Assaysor
Watkins
Hehild
Jay Baby
Wnh
Dave Godden
Local notices and death of Mrs Whitford mark busy week
An elderly Cornwall born widow Mrs Caroling Whitford died at her son William Whitford’s home last Friday at 11 o'clock. Born in England in 1849 she lived in this area for seven decades and was buried Sunday at Burt cemetery after a large gathering of friends.
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Lynch
Shompoon
Caroling Whitford
Wm. Whitford
Burt
Partinna Pointers to Snag Re NS Ak Pann
Fragmentary OCR text lacks clear events or entities. The readable portion mentions a phrase about pointers and snagging, but no identifiable people organizations places dates or outcomes. Unable to produce a coherent summary from the available content.
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Partinna
Fanwit Speciale March 20 town and local events note
A garbled OCR item mentions March 20 and local happenings in a town, with references to Will Hable and a boy visiting Home, plus unclear details about a tally or tally marks and a consequence. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes beyond these hints.
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Enton
Sexton News Highlights Mayeh 2 Blond and Bacon Families
Mrs G Wolf’s daughter returns to Manastoba Canada from Sexton while Hopking secures a job at a Western Union in Chicago. Frank Bacon’s friends welcome him and his wife to their new home. Rev Calkins of Rock River Conference spoke Tuesday afternoon. The community considers an old folks entertainment spot.
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Sexton
Mayeh
Mre
Blond
Wolf
Manastoba
Canada
OM. Gao
Hopsking
Wester Union
Chicago
Hopking
Frank Bacon
Neighborhood Notes From Ruthven and Surroundings
Local notices record a $20,000 schoolhouse fund presentation in Emmetbury dated twelve hours after proof of death, a $18,000 M and St. D. right of way vote in Ratherville passing 417 to 30, and township temperance victories. Forest City Press extols the year as a century crossing with a hoped $50,000 town investment. Ruthven Appeal publishes a fourth anniversary illustrated edition praising Ruthven and Palo Alto County.
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Jose Kout
Corwith
Ratherville
M. &St.d
Folka Mann Busineys
Banten
Phe Forest City Press
Ruthven Appeal
Ite
Ruthven
Palo Alto
Farm and Creamery Adotered Notices and Agricultural Gusts
A sprawling Iowa caption lists Farm and Creamery Tolman Towa Fails loaning 7 million over sixteen years with one foreclosure. Reports show 2d percent of last year’s wheat crop still in growers hands, and 41 percent of 1893 corn crop remains unmarketed. Culverts with cast iron pipe are being laid on wagon roads, pipe costs about 100 dollars. Railroads debate using cast iron pipe. cows and calf sales feature, skim milk calves performing best. Creamery advocates push anti-deomargaring legislation to raise farmer milk returns by three to four cents per hundred. Grain rate cuts could lift farmer earnings. debates tie to Port ArLbhw gulf route. Iowa State station director Curtiss urges beet sugar trials with homegrown sugar beets using existing land and seed.
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Hilsworth & Jones
Towa
Lucy
Nha
Agricultural Department
W. TD. Jenkingson
Philip Walsbrod
D. L. Deliver
Chicago Ines
G. 1
Curtiss
Iowa Experimaly
Col- Tomé
Nyks
Svegar
Corp
Garman
Kossuth County Land Sales Report Details
Weekly land sale notices from Kossuth County advertisers list parcels offered by Basan and Gras and other agents. The fragment mentions auctioneers, property descriptions, and listing snippets but is incomplete.
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Kossuth County
Basan & Gras
Abatracters
Opera Hope Higalty
Adeuniy Tawi Ale Plisenbarth
Toa Geud
Gigli
General Purpose Cattle Sales Highlight At Kansas City
An account from Kansas City on March 1 2 and 3 details full blood cattle sales by J B B Lotham of Chillicothe Mo and others. Lotham sold 46 animals for 28740 averaging 616 10, including 24 bulls at 14985 or 8499 40 each and 22 females at 99865 or 424 25 each. Bray Nave of Indiana sold 19 bulls for 5840 3307 20 each and 80 females for 12925 48086 each plus 49 head for 15703 388 each. March 3 Grants Haddamaday Livestock Co sold 4 females for 11020 324 11 and 4 bulls for 2800 575 Each 38 head averaged 360 91320. The article notes these were top Hereford cattle and discusses the dairy versus beef value of general purpose cows.
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Iowa
Bothaw
Amaricn
Lotham
Bray
Nave
Indiana
Grant Haémaday Livestock Cay
Church and Society Notices and Upcoming Events
Church and society notices outline a three day sale begining Monday offering cattle type and general goods, a farm and lamp display, followed by a Gospel themed morning program. Supper served at the church, ladies’ events, men’s meetings, and sermons at Baptist, Presbyterian, and Congregational churches with invitations to all. Novelty photo buttons advertised as pretty and cheap.
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the Baptist
Hopening
Presbyterian
A. Ingham
Starr
We Ar Davening
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