Slater Updates on Local Transport and Health News
Night operator Rude of Slater will move his family from Minnesota soon. Berhow of Slater is laid up after a milk-hauling accident. Miss Carrie Highland of Slater enters M E hospital in Minneapolis to study as a nurse. The North Western installs seven day signal lights at Slater. Milwaukee may follow.
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Rude
Slater
Minnesota
Will Berhow
Carrie Highland
M. E
Minneapolis
North-Western
Milwaukee
St Petri Choir Renders Saul of Tarsus in Story County
Story City notes report St Petri Church choir of 24 voices directed by Miss Selma Vangsnes performed the cantata Saul of Tarsus. Soloists included Miss Linnie Marvick and Rev. Guttebo. Local social items mention Mrs P C Christianson visiting Omaha, Farmers Grain Co installing a 30 hp gasoline engine, and marriages of Fred Zenor and Anna Corneiliussen.
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St. Petri
Tarsus
Ames College
St. Petri’s Church
Saul of
Sarsus
Selma Vangsnes
Iver Havneros
Peter Donhow
Arnold Henryson
H. Jacobson
Benjamin Brattebo
John Egenes
Rev. Vanganes
Misses Linnie Marvick
Bertha Olson
Guttebo
Vangsnes
P. C. Christianson
Omaha
Farmers Grain Co
Story City
Joe Mawick
North Dakota
Mawick
C. A. Gates
Canada
Rev. L. Shewen
Nebraska
Lutheran Synod
Fred Zenor
Gilbert
Anna Corneiliussen
Cedar Rapids
Roland community notes and local updates from region
J Duer of Roland visited Chicago last week as a business guest. KE A Cole of Roland is ill with typhoid fever. Mrs J C Rugh visited son Ben Lanning in Adrian ND. Oscar Rufinson and Ben Lanning returned from the northwest. Mrs Oliver Darby came home from Chicago. Lewis Evens returned after months with Rev Eliassen at Anita. P P Tieg brings glad tidings from Sharon ND where he has lived two years. K P Boyd fell sixteen feet injury near Roland mend expected. Severt Rasmussen J Oostwedt Andrew Ennes J Sevidy returned from Bisbee ND. H Jondall returned from North Dakota trip reporting Adrian booming. Mrs O L Grove returned from Leland IL for mother’s funeral. Sorghum shortage at Roland hints prices rise. Henry Thompson cooked 1150 gallons. Ben Boswick and FE E Evens 900 each. Food supply worries raise grim tone about Roland.
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J. Duer
Roland
Chicago
KE. A. Cole
J. C. Rugh
Adrian
N. D
Ben Lanning
Oscar Rufinson
Northwest
Oliver Darby
Lewis Evens
Henry Eliassen
Anita
P. P. Tieg
Sharon
North Dakota
K. P. Boyd
O. L. Grove
Leland
Ill
Henry Thompson
Ben Boswick
FE. E. Evens
Local Visits and Death Notice Highlight Midwest Trip
D eight Wykoff hosts two Illinois brothers while Miss Tece Bainter returns from Illinois for a double wedding. Geo Anderson and F P Moore attend relatives amid visits from Baty Cramer of Tucson. T J Pollock leaves for Flagstaff to visit son Tom. John Lutz of Zearing dies after a yearlong illness.
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Wykoff
Illinois
Tece Bainter
Ilinois
Geo. Anderson
F. PF. Moore
Baty Cramer
Tuscon
Arizona
T. J. Pollock
Flagstaff
Tom
John Lutz
Zearing
Local and People Moves Around Colorado and Beyond
Dr J I Hostetter of Colo visits Chicago on business. Miss Jennie Fawcett of Pasadena visits Colo friends. Mr and Mrs H E Miller of Colo called to Joplin Mo by sister’s death. A G Gilger ex postmaster leaves for Colorado Ly ons will be home. Joshua M Sheridan of Lompec married Harriet J Stephenson of Colo. They plan Westward residence soon. W A Root former Colo Banner editor returns from Kansas with new stories. Land boom in area. business generally cool. Colo has twenty phones for farmers.
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J. I. Hostetter
Colo
Chicago
Jennie Fawcett
Pasadena
California
H. E. Miller
Joplin
Miller
A. G. Gilger
Colorado
Lyons
Joshua M. Sheridan
Lompec
Cal
Harriet J. Stephenson
W. A. Root
Colo Banner
Kansas
Farmers’ Company
Boone food inspector visits grocers amid diphtheria cases
State Food Inspector J. P. Morey was in Boone last week visiting grocers and other handlers of food stuffs. Boone has a few light cases of diphtheria. Schools are still running and caution is being used to prevent the spread of the disease. The Boone County Teachers' association will hold a meeting Nov. 9 and 10. This will be the first meeting of the year and will be addressed by Prof. W. Wilcox of Iowa and Supt. W. N. Clifford of Council Bluffs.
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J. P. Morey
Boone
Boone County Teachers’ Assation
W. ©. Wilcox
Iowa
W. N. Clifford
Council Bluffs
Cambridge Community News Clippings Chronicle
Logan Maxwell visits Cambridge from Aurora while Ed Grafton travels to Los Angeles to join family. T. J. McKee hosts Mrs. Sam McKee of Castelaine Idaho as Lewis Egland returns to North Dakota. F C Morris expands Shipley merchant with a computing scale. Luther Scott marries Bun ning at Benkle man Nebraska and returns home. Webb couple leave Cambridge for Canon City Colorado. Ash Davis lectures Cambridge after a well received cartoonist report. F M Chaffee slated as next attraction. November 30 Lee J. Nellis dies instantly in Seattle aboard the Santa Ana when a heavy beam strikes him.
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Logan Maxwell
Aurora
South Dakota
Cambridge
Ed Grafton
Los Angeles
California
T. J. McKee
Sam McKee
Castelaine
Idaho
Lewis Egland
North Dakota
F. C. Morris
Shipley
Luther Scott
Benkleman
Nebraska
Bunning
R. E. Webb
Canon City
Colorado
Ash Davis
F. M. Chaffee
Lee J. Nellis
Seattle
Ashington
Santa Ana
Nevada News Roundup Highlights Local Travels and Events
Mrs J J Forman returns from Illinois trip. John F E Anderson from Laverne Minnesota attends court in Nevada. Ernest Kirkpatrick taking Interstate normal school course. Lars Dale of Ihlen Minnesota renewing friends in Story county. Bennie Soper visits from Des Moines Four C. School of Business. Camp Cuba hosts 11th U S cavalry with Will Spencer. Anna Hopkins heads to Everett Washington to join sister Sadie. Jessie Tupper from Cheyenne visits Nevada before Thanksgiving. County Holiness convention held with Rev Isaiah Reid leading sessions. G A Gearhart opens the Nevada lecture series to large crowds.
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J. J. Forman
Nevada
Illinois
John FE. Anderson
Laverne
Minnesota
Ernest Kirkpatrick
Lars Dale
Story County
Ihlen
Story
Bennie Soper
Four C. School of Business
Des Moines
Camp
Cuba
11Th
U. S. Cavalry
Will Spencer
Anna Hopkins
Everett
Washington
Sadie
Jessie Tupper
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Isaiah Reid
G. A. Gearhart
Maxwell Community Notes Highlight Local Moves and a Marriage
John Denison returns to Maxwell from Oklahoma. J W Beyers and wife visit in Pasadena while A W Warner visits his sons in Santa Barbara. Miss Laura Brown leaves Maxwell for Portland to settle. Ross Brown and Miss Maud Hansen wed in Portland on October 21. Maxwell Court of Honor installs officers Dayton Gardner Belle Cooper N W Dickson and Jack Onley.
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John Denison
Maxwell
Oklahoma
J. W. Beyers
Pasadena
California
A.W. Warner
Santa Barbara
Laura Brown
Portland
Oregon
Ross Brown
Maud Hansen
Court of Honor
Dayton Gardner
W. C
Belle Cooper
V. C
N. W. Dickson
Jack Onley
Nevada social notes include visits and a wedding
Mr and Mrs M T Shelton of Nevada return from Freeport Illinois. Mrs W P Hix and son and Mrs Grace Clark of Parker Texas visit Major Hix in Nevada. About 100 guests attend a Halloween party at Postmaster McCall’s home. Wallace B Hulse and Lena Jacobsen wed in Nevada Wed eve by Rev J O Simon. Elmer Hawkins and Floyd Hardesty each make two jail break attempts. Hawkins known as the Boone negro and Hardesty is Mat Hardesty's son.
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M. T. Shelton
Nevada
Freeport
Illinois
W. P. Hix
Grace Clark
Parker
Major Hix
McCall
Wallace B. Hulse
Lena Jacobsen
J. O. Simon
Lutheran Church
Elmer Hawkins
Floyd Hardesty
Hawkins
Boone Negro
Hardesty
Mat Hardesty
Loving memory of Mrs Harriett McElyea in Ames
Funeral services for Mrs Harriett McElyea, born January 1 1825 in Pennsylvania, were held at her residence in Ames with Rev. Andrew M Shea and Rev A M Elliott. She lived in Illinois and Iowa before settling in Ames in 1867 and died November 1 1906 at age 81. She led the local Ladies Aid, taught in Sunday school, and helped develop Ames’ moral and social life.
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Harriet McElyea
Kellogg Street
Andrew M. Shea
A. M. Elliott
Ames
Pp. E. O. Society
McBlyra
Rock of Ages
Miss Cairns
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
P. FE. O
Captain Greely
Daniel McCarthy
Parley Sheldon
Amos Hurst
Turner McLain
C. E. Haverly
Jackson Beyer
Lucy Beyer
Des Moines
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Nevada
Harriet Newel Carahan
Cumberland County
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Illinois
McElyra
Ames Triumphs Over South Dakota In Gridiron Thriller
Ames defeated South Dakota 22 to 0 at State Field in a hard fought football game. Key players Hubbard Knox and captain Ricketts starred despite absences. Nebraska and Minnesota results loom as comparisons. Bowling and tennis also featured as winter sports begin to rise in activity.
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Ames
South Dakota
South Ee
Peel
Hubbard
Knox
Jeansen
Reppert
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Minnesota
Ames High School
Ricketts
Collins and nearby residents note travel and illness
Mrs. James Shuey of Collins returns from Illinois. Mrs. David Southern comes back from a two week visit with sisters at Vermillion South Dakota. Henry Atwood leaves Collins for DeKalb Illinois after visiting home. A O Barth of Independence visits relatives in Collins. J M Hall travels to Bondurant for his brother’s sickness after an pneumonia attack. Josiah Lamb returns from New Mexico with plans to buy Melrose city lots and move there next year. H R Vasey.
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James Shuey
Collins
Tollinois
David Southern
Vermillion
South Dakota
Henry Atwood
DeKalb
Ill
A. O. Barth
Independence
Wm. Black
J. M. Hall
Bondurant
Josiah Lamb
New Mexico
Melrose
Will
H. R. Vasey
January Dairy Convention at Iowa State College
A January convention gathers dairy men from the West at Iowa State College on January 4 1907. Attendees include ex Governor W D Hoard of Wisconsin editor of Hoards Dairyman and Robertson president of McDonald College Ottawa Canada. The meeting aligns with the college short course and offers access to a top grain and stock judging school in the West.
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West
Iowa State College
W. D. Hoard
Wisconsin
Hoard’s
Dairyman
Robertson
McDonald College
Ottawa
Canada
Iowa
Insurance Agent Stands More Persistent Than Book Canvasser
A wry remark compares stubborn persistence of a book canvasser to that of an insurance agent. The quote suggests agents push for sales with dogged insistence, highlighting the firm’s sales approach.
Being important keeps lots of people busy
A concise reflection notes that significance drives many people to stay occupied and pursue various tasks, highlighting the social pull of prominence. It suggests that status can shape effort and daily routines for those involved.
Revised Spelling Prospects At Iowa State College
Indications point to adoption of a simplified spelling system for college publications. A faculty committee reported favoring the change after studying the matter, a faculty vote showed twenty-five for and six against, and a regular session will decide soon.
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Iowa State College
Storms
Newens
Nobie
Summers
Noble
Green Eyes at Cedar Falls
The Cedar Falls Record praises Professor Holden for his significant work in Iowa agriculture and suggests the Almighty deserves some credit for the corn yield.
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Cedar Falls
Holden
Iowa
Bank Failures Prompt Attention to Financial Safety
A brief item notes that banking collapses often correlate with broader stress in the financial system, signaling concern for stability and potential regulatory responses. It references typical consequences such as tightened credit and market volatility impacting consumers and businesses.
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