County News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
The Grove area reports numerous visits and social events including Theo Berry and G E Link in Grove, Will Neff and Rev Enright visiting Davenport, and a large Etna reunion with about 3000 attendees. Married Ida Langworthy to J R Johnson at Langworthy home with ceremony by Rev Spurrier. Hogs dying, crops thriving in dry weather, and schoolhouse repairs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ayres
Miss Ayres
LI Langworthy
Ida Langworthy
J. R. Johnson
Gravity
Rev. Spurrier
Bridgewater
Etna
Brighton News Roundup of Local Building and Farm Activity
Wm Masteller plans fat cattle shipment and barn projects this fall in Cass county while George Littlefield holds the contract to replace Geo Neth’s burned building on his farm. John Swinburn and Carl Walters spearhead barn work near Brighton as neighbors improve their properties. Waren Taylor visits Sharon for old friendships and Peter Peterson earns praise for carpentry on O Ramone’s dwelling, with hopes to build for John Locke in Atlantic. U S Joyce and family enjoyed a rifle outing at Lewis last Friday despite muddy travel. Those who dance must pay the fiddler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waren Taylor
Sharon
Geo. Littlefield
Geo. Neth
Wm. Mastellar
Cass County
Peter Peterson
O. Ramone
Maine
John Locke
Atlantic
Carl Walters
Cleveland
U.S
Joyce
Rifles
Lewis
Benj Cecil milk yields and profits at Oakfield Township
Benj Cecil, a patron of Oakfield Township Separator, milks thirteen cows and reports last month’s receipts at thirty three dollars with optimistic gains expected this month. Each cow yields an average of thirty five dollars per year, stock company involvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. Cecil
Oakfield Township
Buck Creek Community Gathers For Harvest Hopes
Hurrah for Hill. Corn and potatoes look fine as farmers begin fall plowing. E O Butler and family spent Sunday on the creek. J B Wellman heads to Dakota to see a very ill father. Y G Smith hauls sweet corn from forty acres. Emmet Butler and Geo Oakes plan a trip to Woodbury. J W Hancock family attended church. Mrs H I Pickrell and children visit Harlan relatives. Mrs S A Cottington returns to New York next Tuesday. Junior League hosts entertainment on Wednesday evening August 25 with 10 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. G. Smith
Emmet Butler
Geo. Oakes
Woodbury
County
J. W. Hancock
Five Mile Grove
H. I. Pickrell
Harlan
Noble Township Community Notes and Local Gleanings
Local notes from Noble Township cover residents visiting Griswold and Atlantic, occupational changes, and upcoming events. Emma Rudig visits. Minnie Wohlenhause resigns teaching post to go east. Johnny Gerlach becomes engineer at Benton Center. Amelia Zimmerman and Leslie visit Papillion. residents plan to attend the state fair. delegates elected for Sunday school. A picnic at the lake and several church activities are noted along with runaways and a wagon accident incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wohlenhouse
Emma Rudig
Griswold
Wm. Pelzer
Johnny Gerlach
Elgin Creamer
Benton Center
Amelia Zimmerman
Leslie
Papillion
Neb
Baptist Church of
Noble Township
Local News Summary from Nearby Towns
WiOTta notes Mr Buckley recovering from severe illness. Rev Brown visited last week with his son Charles Brown and family. Frank Bebe appointed postmaster with Charles Blakesly of Anita as deputy. Clifton and Claud Blakesly of Anita seen on streets last Sunday. Rev D M Helmick of Altoona shook hands with friends here last week. Mrs McConnell of Oakfield visited here with her mother Mrs Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Brown
Charles Brown
Frank Bebe
Charles Blakesly
Anita
Clifton
Claud Blakesly
D. M. Helmick
Altoons
Mrs. McConnell
Oakfield
Mrs. Campbell
Funeral of Louis Roe Brings Wiota Church Family Close
Milton Roe and wife attended the funeral of Louis Roe, aged nine months and six days, in Wiota after heart disease. I. O. G. T. lodge offered hearty sympathy resolutions. Louis’s death mourned by many, with religious tributes and a word of thanks to Him who said to let little ones come. The community shared sorrow and recalled ties to E. W. and E. M. Roe as the family faced bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Roe
Massena
Louis Roe
Wiota
Crouch
Atlantic
Mis. E. M Brooks
Cumberland
Welton
Louis Nelson Roe
E. W. Roe
M. KE
Helshick
Kirk
Louis I
I.0
G.T. Lodge
E.W
E. M. Roe
Wiota Lodge
E. W. and
Iowa Temperance Magazine
Local notes from Lorah and vicinity reveal visitors and events
Mr Lunn remains very ill while Frank Cleeland recovers. Mrs L D Rich visits Anita. Corn promising after cool nights. Bert Nichols and wife of Cumberland picnic at Crystal Lake. Families Sam Keas and wife welcome a boy. Mrs Olsen away three weeks in Minnesota. E G Osen to preach next Sunday at 3 pm.Miss Lyman and Mrs Moberly from Atlantic visited. Reunion talk for Cumberland draws local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lunn
Frank Cleeland
Tom Bicket
Crystal Lake
Bert Nichols
Cumberland
Lorah
Sam Keas
Marshall and
Riggs
Olsen
Minnesota
G. Osen
Miss Lyman
Moberly
Atlantic
Local Notes On Residents Visiting And Illness
Dee Keihi remains quite sick while Chas Major shows improvement. Ray Asay and Dr Egan of Atlantic visit our city. Mrs Coop of Casey visits son Elmer. Dr and Mrs E Major traveled to Omaha. H Townsend from Atlantic arrived Monday. Julia Melntire visits an aunt in Jefferson. Louise Blakesley has been ill the past week. Porter of Lewis spent several days here. Worthing returned home from Atlantic Sunday. Mrs Voorhees returned home from Greenfield Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Faulknor
Brayton
F. H. Sears
Our City
Charles Watkins
Vernon Harrison
Clarence Bruce
Bennie Frerkson
Edith Barber
Kellogg
W. E. Fish
Chas
Ray Asay
Atlantic
Dr. Egan
Mrs. Coop
Casey
Elmer
H. Townsend
Julia Melntire
Jefferson
Louise Blakesley
Health advice on kidney symptoms and Swamp Root remedy
An old promotional notice describes urine tests for kidney health and cites Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for back, kidney, liver, and bladder issues. It claims relief from frequent urination and nocturnal awakenings, offers sample bottles, and urges readers to mention The Telegraph when requesting information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Turkey Grove Gossip and Local Updates
Miss Lottie Totman of Decatur county Iowa visits relatives in Dave Duncan heads east to visit kin and plans return to work for Mr. Krittenbrink. Gold Hill church to take in new members and baptisms next Sabbath. Floyd Lighty ships first corn load to Atlantic and brings home a new harness. Louise Lighty wed Thomas L. Smith at Wiota. they settle in Atlantic. John Judd finished three stacks and seeks work, eyes on possible opportunity after recent tag up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie ‘Totman
Decatur County
Iowa
Dave Duncan
Krittenbrink
Gold Hill Church
Floyd Lighty
Atlantic
Maxen
Wiota
Louise Lighty
Thomas L. Smith
John Judd
Judd
John
Cumberland News Roundup of Local Changes and Visits
Cumberland notes report H W Studley moving into a new Adams street home and Prof Peckham aiding in Adams County normal at Corning. Jno S Barber seen on the streets. Dr Weaver sells drug store stake to Geo Sholtz forming Gordinier Sholtz. Mrs W A Dowell returns from California after six weeks. School terms to resume in June. Bethel church hosts Rev McCrary from Des Moines. Miss Lefa Lattimer returns from Sciola after three weeks with relatives. Old soldiers prep for reunion starting the 24th for three days. Rev Harry Ferguson of Atlantic preaches in Baptist church. A son of Paul White runs F M Millers tensorial parlors while Millers eyes are sore. Frank has granulated eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Studley
Adams Street
Prof. Peckham
Corning
Adams County Normal
Jno
Harry Ferguson
Atlantic
Mr. White
Paul White
F. M. Miller
Mr. Miller
Frank
College Notes From a Quiet Vacation Season
Prof. Pike visited Extra and Audubon on Tuesday in the interests of the school. A few Stenography students continue summer study. The catalogue is at the printers and will be ready for distribution soon. Attendance surprises are expected in several departments. The college plans a museum display at the Fair. New students anticipate September entry and higher fall attendance. Mr. L. A. Dawson donated a great blue heron specimen for mounting in the museum. The office is busy with typewriter work proofs and ads. Lost a watch between my place and Wiota. reward with A. D. Bullock, Wiota. M. H. Welton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Pike
Extra
Audubon
L. A. Dawson
Museum of the College
Wiota
A.D. Bullock
M.H. Welton
Klondike Rumor To Warn Dangers Of Yukon Travel
Reports from San Francisco and other cities recount miner Henry Gable’s Yukon tale cautioning would be prospectors to delay northward travel until spring. He sold his kit after a failed venture and warns many will freeze en route to Dawson, while other dispatches note telegraph plans, Turkish negotiations, weather bureau tours, and local civic changes across North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weary Gable
Juneau
San Francisco
Henry Gable
Klondike
Gable
Yukon
Arizona
Umatilla
Chilecot Pass
Dawson City
Thomas Mages
Dyen
Associated Press
Klondike Fields
Miner
Skaguay
Wasminton
Alaska
Waunather
Washington
Willis Moore
Weather Bureau
Toronto
British Association For the Advancement of Science
United States
Market Letter Reflects Strong Trade, Wheat Demand
Special market letter from McLain Brothers in Chicago notes improved general business and rising merchandise purchases for retail, while miners strike persists and coal shortages complicate industry. Wheat export demand remains excellent though futures broaden, with foreign purchases easing after urgent shipments. Corn remains key, weather shifts and rains affect futures as traders watch for frost risk. grain supply figures show weekly changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLain
Rialto
Chicago
Wall Street
Europe
America
Dreath
United States
Canada
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GROVE
Mr. Carter
Theo. Berry
G. E. Link
Grant Swarth
Will Neff
Mr. Kirk
Bear Grove
Woodcock
Edna Hesselgrave
Hopley
Iranistan
Mr. Wright
Sherm
Fulton
Jacob W. Franklin
Albert Morgan
Elmer E
Fred H. Franklin
Rev. Enright
Davenport
Oren Sullivan
Captain Huff's
W.H. Hamilton
Creston
Iva Needles
C. W. Hult
Suray
Hix Adams
Fontanelle
Cora Smith
Hattie Daniels
Princeton
Ill
Thos, Cusic
Brighton
Wm. Masteller
Grove City
John Swinburn
Henry Martin
John Moreland
Adem & Ecklin
Little Buck Creek
Elliott
Buck Creek
E. O. Butler
J. B. Wellman
Dakota
Lou Livingston
Frank Casad, Bleth
C. D. Denison
A. C. Fulton
Isaac
Whittaker
Morton
Kneedy
Vorhauer
Sigourney
D. Richardson
Methodist Church
Jacobs
A. L. Zink
Newton
Denton Porter
Indianola
Carrie Martin
Nellie Miller
Red Oak
Hardenburgh
Congregational Church
Erma Jones
Josie Murnan
Mary Fulton
Alice Disbrow
Minnie Multaup
Beulah Morgan
Susie Jewel
Josie Boyd
Wim. Fudge
Mr. Buckley
L. Bly
Missouri Valley
Swartz
Adair
G. F. Marr
Misa Dell Crozier
Ethel
Bessie Weston
Christian Endeavor
S. W. Woods
Eliza Robinson
Roe
G.S., Worthing
Edna
A. C. Worthing
Madge
Dee Keihi
E. &. Major
Omaha
Turkey Grove
Bethel
Rev. McCrary
Des Moines
Lefa Lattimer
Sciola
College Notes
Park Ride
Lord Salisbury
Constantinople
Towfilk Pasha
Thessaly
Kentucky
Grorcetown
Cantrell
Godfrey Hunter
Franklin Circuit
Cotton Broker
New York
William Mitchell
The
Cotton Exchange
Israel Clothing
F. W Brllington
Ituchtarth
Hood
Sarsarilla
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