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Newspaper
Audubon County Journal
Location
Exira, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
2
Audubon items cover bank interest terms with Davenport Savings, local illness and recoveries, marriages, licenses, travel, job changes, school absences due to grip, and community events. Names include J.A. Hollenbeck, Miss Birdella Wilson, Thomas H. Boylan, Martin Kier, Franks, and many neighbors in Audubon and nearby townships.
The program for the Seventh Annual Farmers Institute runs February 12 to 14, 1901 at Audubon Court House. It features talks on horse and cattle farming, hogs and small fruits, dairy and creameries, land leasing for fair tenant relations, education, and a evening musical program with local performers.
Judge W R Green leaves for Atlantic to preside over a term of court. John Ward confined at home with a severe grip. Ralph Heisman welcomed a baby girl Monday. A H Dollahide builds at Frank Nicholson farm in Douglas township. Walter Hoyt joins Woodman lodge in Melville township. Will Cochran hay baling for shipment to Cass county at 212,000 per ton. Bicycle repairs urged by J G Wolfe. J M McKarahan hires an expert timer for beach work. A license to wed issued to Roy Funk of Lewis. Jake Esbeck resigns from Geo Hoover’s to join Rebeck Bros. at Kindaliton. Seven inmates at county poor farm, all aged or infirm. Doe Swanson plans to move back to Audubon county in spring. Matt Williams buys a fine stallion from an Illinois firm for the fairgrounds. Baxter’s aged father passes away in Washington. Master North-W and Mequire leave for the east with investors. They meet several associates at Connell Butts.
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