Zearing Declamatory Contest Set For December 21
The W C T U at Zearing announces a declamatory contest on December 21. Miss Pearle Mitchell of Zearing has entered business college in Marshalltown. Morton Pace of Blue Earth Minnesota visited the N R Clift home in Zearing last week. Miss Grace Bean of Zearing is visiting her grandmother Mrs Flanders in Prairie du Sac Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zearing
Pearle Mitchell
Marshalltown
Morton Pace
Blue Earth
Minn
N. R. Clift
Grace Bean
Mrs. Flanders
Prairie du Sac
Wisconsin
Maxwell and Slater Spotlight in County News
Maxwell residents report on local visits and arrivals from Indiana Minnesota Nebraska and Illinois. Otto Steenus returns to Chicago after visiting McCallsburg people. A McCallsburg poultry show is set for next week with many premiums and entries. J P Shafer Cousins party at Maxwell hosts about thirty relatives. Civil news includes a city council vote to drill a well for Ryen and Ryg and a Cedar Rapids Stry show prize haul by A D Johnson and Peter Olson of Slater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Solyst
Goldfield
Iowa
GC. E. Peck
Euclid
W.J. Reed
McCallsburg
J. N. Thompre Oe
Slater
Brainerd
Minnesota
Palestine Church
Ryen & Ryg
A. D. Johnson
Peter Olson
Cedar Rapids
Poultry
The
International
Story County
Local Notices And Social Updates From Huxley Area
The Ladies Aidan of the Field berg church cleared 75.30 dollars on Thanksgiving day. Helje Hendrickson injured a toe unloading rails for the Interurban at Hugley. Ole Richardson of Huxley attends school in Cantor South Dakota this winter. Ben Tesdahl Laurence Helland and Miller Heggen of Huxley attend Cedar Palls. Oliver Swandahl of Huxley and Miss Holm of Wright county were married Thursday evening and will live on the groom’s farm near Huxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidan
Fieldberg
Helje Hendrickson
Hugley
Ole Richardson
Huxley
Cantor
South Dakota
Ben Tesdahl
Laurence Helland
Miller Heggen
Cedar Palls
Oliver Swandahl
Miss Holm
Wright County
Col o Banner notes basketball growth and December concert
The Colo Banner reports the next lecture course by John Thomas Concert Company on December 18. The school editor sprained his wrist while husking corn and will rely on an assistant for weekly news. Colo basketball gains an indoor plays ground with a vacant building promised and readiness underway. Cole shows rapid progress with five teams ages four to seventy five.
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Colo
John Thomas Concert Company
Cole
Collins Youth Suffers Arm Injury From Horse Kick
Tommy Dawson of Collins broke his arm when kicked by a horse. S. W. Evans of Colorado visits relatives in and around Collins. Roy Cooper of Collins missed his mail route due to illness. Dr. Sanders returns to Collins from West Virginia. He reports his mother is much improved. Mrs. Squire McConnell visits her sister in Jewel county Kansas for several weeks. The Collins Junior band held a successful concert after two postponements due to bad weather. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Marsh depart Collins to make their home in Stackville Town in Mitchell county. Scott to farm his father’s quarter section.
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S. W. Evans
Colorado
Collins
Roy Cooper
Sanders
West Virginia
Squire McConnell
Ozman
Jewel County
Kansas
Scott Marsh
Stackville
Town
Mitchell County
Scott
Roland Lecture Attracts Col Bain On Monday Night
Col Bain drew crowds to a Roland lecture course, while visitors from Dallas Wisconsin and Hinckley Illinois arrived. Local groups earned money from dinners and auctions at the Ber gen and Salem churches as residents prepared for Christmas and welcomed new neighbors Roy and Mrs Goodenough of Iowa Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Geb. W. Bain
Roland
C. G. Amdall
Dallas
Wisconsin
Sam Berg
Marietta
Minnesota
Ladies Aid Society
Bergen Church
O. P. Snyder
Hinckley
Illinois
Stag party host and local figures attend show and event
James Prawl hosted a lively stag party at his home in Max wel E. Meyers acted as a Maxwell representative at the international live stock show. Maxwell also fields an orchestra. The group made their debut at a Ladies Aid society entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Prawl
Maxwel E. Meyers
Maxwell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cambridge Leader's agita tion for a new hotel at Cambridge
Cambridge Leader reports local bustle as a new hotel proposal emerges. John Richardson travels to Des Moines to enter the C. C. College. Clarence King fills the U B pulpit at Shipley. D H Hessenius from Grundy county visits Cambridge relatives. Fred Moore and Viola Bates wed at the U B parsonage. Ed Kirk becomes Route No 2 mail carrier and moves west Cambridge. U B pastor faces a surprise from church members. T P Childs learns his wife died in St Louis. Dorcas society hosts Mrs M C Keith from Casper Wyoming. Anfin Ersland heads to Chickasha I T for winter visits. Oscar Severson plans to stay winter with Cambridge parents. S W Van Wichel plans to winter in Cambridge then North Dakota in spring. Frank McClure Chaffee delivers Cambridge lecture course second number. His lean folks draw strong Cambridge reaction.
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Cambridge
John Richardson
Des Moines
U. B
T. P. Childs
St. Louis
Dorcas Society
M. E
M. C. Keith
Casper
Wyoming
Anfin Ersland
Chicksha, I. T
Oscar Severson
Dakota
S. W. van Wichel
North Dakota
Frank McClure Chaffee
Nevada People Attend Banquets, Elections and Deaths
E H Addison and J A Mills attended the Shriners banquet in Des Moines last week. The county courthouse work was suspended due to cold weather. The Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and G A R of Nevada elected officers. The Nevada library board and spouses were entertained by Mr and Mrs Burroughs. Dr B W Arthur, a leading Nevada scientist, visiting relatives in Waterloo. Mrs M G Rodermel returned to Minneapolis after visiting Nevada. Miss Daisy Carter returned to Nevada after trimming at Jefferson. Mrs J W Mathers of Milford Township died in Des Moines hospital from appendicitis. Rev Mr Boyd of the Presbyterian church aided revival meetings in Akley with Rev Hugh McNineh. D M Grove of Nevada resigned as secretary of the Iowa Implement Dealers association. Grove cites heavy workload as secretary and manager of the Town Retail Dealers Insurance association. Mr Ross E B Wright and Miss Josephine V Boster of Nevada married at 7 30 pm at Jay Sutherland’s home. Rev Lott of Maxwell performed the ceremony. A small group attended. Wright works for Farmers’ Grain. they will reside at Pine and Second Avenue.
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E. H. Addison
J. A. Mills
Shriners
Des Moines
County Court House
Knights of Pythias
The
Odd Fellows
Nevada
Nevada Library Board
Burroughs
Waterloo
M. G. Rodermel
Minneapolis
Daisy Carter
Jefferson
J. W. Mathers
Milford Township
Mr. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Akley
Hugh McNineh
D. M. Grove
Iowa Implement Dealers Association
Grove
Town Retail Dealers Insurance Association
Ross EB. Wright
Josephine V. Boster
Jay Sutherland
Lott of
Maxwell
Wright
Farmers’ Grain Company
Slater News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Chicken vox reported in Slater high schools. Richard Reinertson and wife visiting Chicago for a couple of weeks. W C T U of Slater to hold declamatory contest in Norwegian church Friday evening. August Peterson installs new lighting system at his Slater business. Mrs Poole of Schuyler Nebraska wintering with daughter Mrs Henry Peterson in Slater. Hon Oley Nelson of Slater promoting drainage gospel meeting for Goodhue county inhabitants. Marshall Clark, long time resident, dies at Slater on December 3 after illness.
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Slater
Richard Reinertson
Chicago
August Peterson
Cothier
Poole
Schuyler
Nebraska
Henry Peterson
Oley Nelson
Goodhue County
Innesota
Marshall Clark
Story City Residents Visit Friends and Return Home
Local residents from Story City and nearby areas are noted visiting friends and relatives in Iowa and beyond. Names include L. J. Mathre, . B. Anderson, Ole Roe, Miss Alta Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sevold, Mrs. John Molstre, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jacobson, Stella Anderson, A. D. Sauer, Cyrus Jacobson, and Nels Donhowe. Edits mention district movements and a livestock show in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Mathre
B. Anderson
Kimball
Neb
Ole Roe
Des Moines
Story City
Andrew Johnson
Immanuel Church
Alta Grove
Jewell Junction
Locke
Henry Sevold
Graettinger
John Molstre
Springdale
Ark
Andrew Jacobson
Whitewood
South Dakota
Stella Anderson
A. D. Sauer
Iowa Central
Cyrus Jacobson
Eldora
Cyrus
A. J. Jorgenson
Brookings
Jacob Jorgenson
Nels Donhowe
City
Peter Jonasson
Allen
N. C
Otis Somers
Luther
Mathias Johnson
Story City PLC
Chi
Olson
The
Herald
Chicago
Register and Leader Iowa's top daily newspaper
The Des Moines Daily Register and Leader highlights strong circulation growth and declares itself Iowa's newspaper for statewide news. It promises full legislature coverage, AP reports, market and sports news, and Ding’s cartoons with mail subscriptions offered at four dollars for one year.
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Des Moines Daily Register and Leader
Isaacs
Register and Leader
Iowa
Towa A
Iowa News
Associated Press
Daily Register and Leader
The
Intelligencer
Arresting Sunday Bringing Moral Fold In Rural Tale
A farmer pushes for arrest of a husking crew for Sabbath work. The county attorney and officials are unavailable, leading to a comic chase across the village while farming life and a drinking habit complicate restraint. The piece satirizes communal efforts to police Sunday observance.
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Bor
Justice of the Peace
Hhi Own
Postage Stamp Sale and the Miserable Mail Ride
A humorous piece argues for a postage stamp sale for all who mail pennies and endure cold deliveries. It mocks mailing pennies as a burden and urges readers to show consideration to the mail carrier who remains helpful and friendly despite inconveniences.
Boone Seeks City Ambulance Service
A local movement urges Boone to secure an ambulance for the city. City Engineer Kastberg leads agitation and has enlisted several societies and prominent residents in backing the effort to obtain an ambulance similar to the Loud ambulance in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Kastberg
Ames
Transfer Lines Adopt New Color Schemes In City
The transit notes describe Brown line in use by P. P. Brown and Gray line in the Fourth Ward run by W. G. Gray. Citizens await William Wakefield to add a Dawn or yellow line as baggage handling moves under set rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Brown
W. G. Gray
Fourth Ward
William Wakefield
Ames Residents Enter Chicago Fat Stock Show
Among Ames participants at the Chicago stock show were Ames Hearst Sam Insinger and Leslie Zumwalt. They are proud of Ames record set at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Chicago
The Forward Movement by Methodists Planned
The Methodists plan a Sunday gathering to organize a forward movement. An all day meeting is planned to rally forces and set the campaign in motion.
At Work Again Neely Returns to Bridge Inspection
J. B. Neely, recently seriously injured during bridge inspection on the Interurban, has resumed work for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Neely
Ames Band to Present January Concert with New Cornet
Bandmaster L. E. Clark returned from Chicago with a new cornet for band and orchestra use. He selected concert numbers after reviewing the latest band music arrangements for Ames' big January concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Clark
Chicago
Ames
College Boy Show Delights Ames Audience
The College Boy performance drew a large audience and was praised as the best show in Ames this fall. Ralph Riggs portrayed the college trained lad to perfection in a standout performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Comment
Ames
Ralph Riggs
Forced to Import Jail Birds
The Roland Record notes a skeptical view of local law and order stating the community is law abiding and the jail has been used only once in the past year for a hobo visiting the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland
Yazoo Mississippi Valley pamphlet offered by Illinois Central
New pamphlet titled Yazoo Mississippi Valley outlines resources and possibilities of the valley and is published by the Illinois Central Railroad Company. Free copies available by writing to the undersigned in Manchester Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad Company
United States
Manchester
Iowa
Chamberlain's Salve Promises Quick Cure for Nips and Hands
The ad claims sore nipples and chapped hands are quickly cured by Chamberlain's Salve and notes a trial success with a 25 cent price.
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Hamiltons
Ferndell
Hamilton
Dors
Tornado Insurance
Judisch Bros
H. A. Wettstein
Adolph A. Wettstein
Wettstein
Mutual
Gibsons
W. G. Stockwell
Prop
Cyeai
the Queen of Fashion
McCall
McCall CO
New Vere
New York
Sail & Go
Zertmeew York Dd
Bt, Wallington
M. L. Olinger
August McNabb
Buffalo
N. Y
J. W. McNabb
L. F. Brown
St. James
Alva Harris
Geo. A. Morrison
Bradshaw Nebraska
Peter Z. Good
J. B. McLaughlin
Maxwell Roller Mills
Neola Elevator Company
J. P. Shafer
Charles Clinger
Tom Fijelland
Tommy Dawson
Tosten Orthan
Wakonda
Thimble Club
E. Rice
Aid Greeny
Salem Church
Bank Hall
Roy Goodenough
Iowa Falls
Mr. Goodenough
Tom Sorem
Thor Highland
Norway
Man’s Store
G. E. Burton
Sam
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Ayer
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