Many Threshers Burned Items of Interest From County Towns
Burt notes a rainy opening at the M E church with a temperance rally postponed to next Monday. Mrs C Eiidge visited her parents. Harvest supper by the old society in Nafus hall. Pastor Rev Schmidt from Elders welcomed by Germans. Immers to Yellow Creek Illinois. Miss Blanche Slade back from Webster City music lessons. Mr and Mrs Middlehauf leave for Lehigh with a fine couch. Slade home praised for its painting. Decorator Wilbur Hodgson finishes Slade home. Presbyterian church to begin special meetings Nov 1 led by Rev Brothingham of Spirit Lake.
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Burt. Brar
M. E
Charles Eiidge
Immers
Yellow Creel
Ilinois
Misa Blanche Slade
Webster City
Middlehauf
Lehigh
Wilburt Hodgson
Mr. Slade
Millis
Slade
Swea City notes crop troubles and local events
Swea City and nearby Harrison report dry ground hindering fall plowing while threshing fires threaten straw piles but are quickly contained. A Grant township tile purchase is accepted after prior rejection, with damages equaling freight. Local visits include the Pierces, Beard, and Catlin. Gov. speak plans. farms update graders and ditches. social events include a bean bake and a surprise party for Vance Hartwil.
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Leroy Piercs
Gettesburg
Archie Pierce
Swan Lake
Iowa
W. TR. Peet
N. I. Beard
Mr. Catlin
Bancroft
C. D. Banks
Minneapolis
Ledyard
Algona
Irvington Notes and Social Roundup Prints
Miss Ethell Haurt grave of Iowa Falls visited with Miss Lali Newcombe Saturday and Sunday Ivank Steil came from Alton for his brothers funeral and will stay through winter Potatoes plentiful with over 600 bushels by Perry Burlingame and 200 more planned by Nick Groh Miss Perl Patterson and Eva Newcombe visited Burt and Miss Marie Millis with aunt Mrs A L Webster attended the Christian Endeavor social at Mu Gaffney's large crowd reported Mae Duckett visiting her brother in Creseo township Mrs Clara Smith sews for Mrs Dunwoodle Mrs J W Bates of Algona visited C W Oates residence Friday and Saturday
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Javisavor
Ethell Haurtgrave
Iowa Falls
Lali Newcombe
Ivank Steil
Alton
Perry Burlingame
Nick Groh
Perl Patterson
Algona
Eva Newcombe
Clara Smith
D. Dunwoodle
J. W. Bates
C. W. Oates
Marie Millis
A. L. Webster
Burt
Christian Endeavor
Mu. Gaffney's
Mae Duckett
Creseo Township
Fenton Notes Include Newborns Visitors and Farm Work
Fextox October 11 reports Fred Kluss and Frank Newel welcoming new boys at their homes since last week. I. L. Ranney heads to Sioux City to buy two carloads of steers for fattening. Brest Phoenix and Miss Maud Wilcox of Ruthven visit Fenton this week. Bill Shuefer of Burt seen on town streets last Sunday. Farmers busy busking corn and digging potatoes.
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Fenton
Fred Kluss
Frank Newel
I. L. Ranney
Sioux City
Brest Phoenix
Maud Wilcox
Ruthven
Bill Shuefer
Burt
Salisbury Reid Wedding and a Threshing Fire
Union Oct 18 report details the wedding of Elizabeth Reid to Grant Salisbury at Henry and Lizzie Reid home with Rev Greenshields officiating. Reception featured organ, supper, and numerous gifts. Attendees included Cora Fink and Henderson, plus Mason City’s C. L. Salisbury. A later note mentions a threshing machine fire caused by friction.
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Salisbury-Reid
Union
Henry Reid
Elizabeth
Grant Salisbury
Greenshields
Jessie Angus
Grant
Lizzie
Cora Fink
Des Moines
Henderson
C. L. Salisbury
Mason City
Ernest Phalps
Fayette
S. N. Bruce
Hawill
Fenton
Bosbyshe
Valley
Shea
Hetrick
Audien
Asyan
Unusua
Edith Taylor
Mr. Bartlett
Bancroft Notes Local Commerce and Community Events
Bancroft remains without a tailor after Mr Bjorkman left for the east last week. J W Sparks & Co offer a large carpet sample line with rugs damask lace and chenille curtains. Mrs Arundson dies at her son-in-law Mat Wagner’s home aged 86. Prof J R Byers reports 221 city school enrolments in September. P Sparks Lenander Anderson and A N Leonard plan a trip to Northern Minnesota for deer and moose orders next Tuesday. Joe Stahl and Sam Mayne may accompany.
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Bancroft
Bjorkman
Lie East
J. W. Sparks & Co
J. R. Byers
T. Sparks
J. Lenander
B.C. Anderson
A. N. Leonard
Minnesota
Duluth
Joe Stahl
Sam Mayne
Harvests, Hospital News and Local Notes in Porman
Albert Leas reports B A Blair Bancroft lost an arm in a threshing accident and needed amputation after severe shock. Mrs Lydia Henley of Burt has typhoid fever symptoms and is under Dr Beane care. Farmers begin cribbing corn. society meetings shift to Mrs J Grover then Mrs L I Palebank. Conklin absconds, leaving corn in field and oats on granary.
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Albert Leas Peel
B.A. Blair
Bancroft
Plum Creek wedding and social notes in October
Plum Creek Mite society hosts a meeting with Mrs D Rice on Oct 21. Mr G B Albright and Mrs L K Main wed on Thursday evening performed by Rev Greenshields of Burt. Post‑wedding supper planned for Oct 12 at 7 30. Local notes mention rheumatic complaints, land purchases, and farm moves.
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Plum Creek Mite Society
D. Rice
G. B. Albright
L. K. Main
Bailey
Minnesota
Relt
Kain
A. Muller
Waltman
Slooart
Real Estate Transfers Listing Incomplete Several Names
A garbled real estate transfer list shows numerous names such as Abigul cath, Thompson, H Jent, J Gailman, WH Bruns, A Lorton, AD Clarke, J UucklieO, N Martin, A Aull, and many fragmented place markers and dates like 1-05-20 and 10-97-80. The text lacks coherent transactions, dates, and locations, reflecting OCR errors and partial entries rather than a clear record.
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Abigul Cath
Thompson
Robinson
Prente
Cunhan
PH Staley
J Gailman
Naudumn
Bruns
Punnkak
M Stephens
Esy Bere
Lorton
AD Clarke
H Bincheld
Algoun
Sforterg
Uucklieo
Storberg
BuMurott.c
Martin
Anderson
Welch Os
Janson
West Bend
Funnemark Wi
Wesleyecree
Threshing Machine Destroyed by Fire at Termin Doege Farm
In Napron Oct 11 a threshing engine and separator were burned to the ground during threshing on Termin Doege’s farm. August Mathews, owner, reports two machine losses to fire in two years. Neighbors note several Webronites attended the Walibault county fair in Blue Earth City, Minnesota.
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Walibault
Blue Earth City
Minn
D. Iu
Owens
W. A. Smith
Gus
Mathews
Termin Doege
Mr. Mathews
Remarkable Shiloh's Cure, Dr Salter Endorses Remedy
From my personal knowledge gained in observing the effect of Shiloh's Cure in advanced Consumption I am prepared to say it is the most remarkable Remedy brought to my attention It has certainly saved many from consumption Sold by Dr L A Sheetz 1
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Tsuffato
L. A. Sheetz
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