Multiple incidents in Wurrrenore and Wasley area news
In Wurrrenore H Treloar Whittemore butcher faced two legal troubles. He paid 35 dollars for improper advances to a wife and 75 dollars for assault on another butcher Yale after a conflict. Other notes report Joe Snider buying a blacksmith shop at Cylinder, McCabe's injury at a threshing site, suspected arson on threshing machines near Kimmersburg, local officials changing elevator managers, and local events: Whittemore band at the fair, a mortgage foreclosure, and Wasley engagement and election reports.
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Wurrrenore
H. Treloar
Whittemore
Fred Hackbarth
Hackbarth
Squire Watch
A. Yale
Treloar
Yale
Joe Snider
Cylinder
Frank Potter
Farmers Exchange
Hobart
Exchange
A.V. Bellman
Bellman
Tinois
J. M. Parley
Samson
Waterloo
Seiler
Union Notes Untox Sept 28 Bryan Speech Draws Crowd
Nearly everyone in the township attended the Bryan speech, though critics felt the Republican performance last fall was misread. The event drew mixed reactions with some calling the argument weak while others expressed horror and disgust as the talk proceeded. Meshing paraphrase note: several residents left early as rumors swirled about a golden wedding anniversary and a visit by Mr Rathbone of Ayersville Ohio to the home of his cousin Mrs Ta Wad.
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Bryan
Local Notes On Visits And Caucus Delegates In Fremont
Fenton, Frenton Sept. W-d John Baxyers state attorney of Galena Ill visited his brother Fred last week. Democrats held a caucus Saturday night and appointed T. J. Newell PB Newel E. W. Dryer and Jim Buttler as delegates to the county convention. Hable and father returned from Hector Minn last Saturday with fine corn and potatoes. Frank Bailey and C K Rusk and families were visiting near Fremont Minn last week. Epworth League will present a literary program next Sunday night.
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Frenton
John Baxyers
Galena
Ill
Fred
T. J. Newell
PB. Newel
E.W. Dryer
Jim Buttler
Id. Hable
Hector
Minn
Frank Bailey
C. K. Rusk
Fremont
Epworth League
Flowing, warls and Bryan leaving town
In Harrison on Sept 27 the paper notes political events wind down after the Republican County Convention and William Jennings Bryan’s visit. It jokes about Bryan’s impact, suggesting a shift from free silver to free whiskey among his listeners as they travel home.
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Harrison
Bryan
Swea City Delegates Back Home After Nomination Victory
In Swea City on Sept 27 delegates to the county convention report success in securing Mr. Oleson as supervisor nominee. The Scandinavian community expresses pride for party loyalty. Voters will support the Republican ticket. A harness break caused a horse to bolt but no injuries. A train scuffle witnessed near a Bryan meeting noted as linked to free whisky and silver. Farmers report grain prices strong with oats at 103 1/6 cents and other grains in proportion.
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Swwra Crry
Oleson
C. H. Rosenberg
Bryan
Ledyard Man Killed In Accident And Community Hopes Rise
LEDYARD Wolf of Ledyard died after an accident on Thursday. J D Hastings and I M Slyter offer hay at reasonable prices for cattle feeding this fall and winter. The new Juriey schoolhouse opened Monday with T J Armston teaching six miles west of Ledyard. Farmers feel hopeful as yields and wheat prices improve though small grains were poor. Stock remains expensive and business outlook brightens.
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Wolf of
Ledyard
J.D. Hastings
I. M. Slyter
Irvington Rally Yields Mixed Reactions and Local News
A large Irvington delegation attended a Thursday rally with mixed reactions. Wilfrid P. Jones plans a Monitor windmill for Mr. Gros and a second one on Jacob Hernz’s property. Local teachers Anna and Jessie Johnson visited from Algona. Clara Sledges resigned to assist C. J. Dutton’s store, Marla Millis to finish her term, and Dr. Armstrong returned from Minneapolis. Mrs. Dutton and Miss Hodges will staff the store during Dutton’s treatment. Lee Grove & Son offer flower pots.
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Invineton
Wilfrid P. Jones
Gros
Jacob Hernz
Anna
Jessie Johnson
Algona
Irvington
Clara Sledges
Webster
C. J. Dutton
Marla Millis
Burt
Cc. J. Dutton
Dutton
Reception to the Reeds and local events in Algona
A large Algona audience honored Mr and Mrs John Reed as they prepare to move to Des Moines to provide his children Drake University access. The week featured tennis tales from Algona, a burglary at Alonzo Kennedy’s house, and a busy theater week plus band performances.
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G. A. BR. Hall
John Reed
Des Moines
Relief Corps
Reed
McCoy
Post
G. A. BR. Pin
Tie
Algona
University Place
Drake University
West Bend
Greeley
Moore
Estherville
Bailey
Raymond
Woods
Doolittle
Livermore
Iowa Statesman
Bryan
Davis
Iowa Democratic
State Committee
Forbush
Pomona
Aurussican
Los Angeles Express
C. P. Dorland
Congregational Church
Dorland
Alonzo Kennedy
Kennedy
Opera House
McChesney
Rernlican
the Grove
G. R. Oake
Eagle Grove
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J. W. Robinson
Hueqad Ayaaqaay
Yours Truly
Jno
Goeders
Waterloo Tent and Awning Co
Iowa
L. Kimball
Helley & Pettibo Vale
Ag Ot
Winter
Algons Town
Ehas
Maenussin
Bune Uton
Deteron
Wesley
Wasamg
Wesley Corrat
Uund
Ilenly
Texas
Platte
Caluy
Calby
J. D. Mason
Rd. Kunz
Hugh McCutchen
Tiny M. Tuts
Wasley
James Duta
Geo. Causey
Libbie Fox
Squire Trimble
Henry Quist
Tad Yard
Pettit
Thay
Bolter
Kossuth
Swea City
Lee Grove & Son
Havana
SCI & Waterhouse
Cigar Mant'rs
the Reeds
G. A. R. Post and Corps
Al+ gona
C. P. Dorland Givett
Bond
State Street
B&f
D. BR. Landis
J. M. Farley
Emmetsburg
A. Siler
District Court
Thomas
F. M. Ely
D. Carr
Io Isj
McComb
Dr. Glasier
Lan Kuhn
Sessions
Otto Falkenhainer
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