Audubon notes mix travel, church, and school updates
Audubon items report social success at the Presbyterian church, visitors such as Senator Hopkins and Rabbi Leon Harrison, and local travels. Mentions of marriage licenses, violin instruction, and lectures, plus preparations for a new courthouse vault and a brewery warehouse project. Several residents attend or plan trips to Wisconsin, Des Moines, and Marshalltown as schooling and farming activities continue nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Harrison
Carl Jorgensen
Audubon
Sorenser
Jacobsen
Frank Duvall
Turner
John Retching
Coyle Edwards
W. W. Weston
Myrtle Callou
Bessie Edwards
Clarence Turner
Minnie Maharg
Marshalltown
T. IL
Melville
Misa McCoy
Allen Sampson
Albert Weston
Wisconsin
Edith Weston
Walter Estes
Willie Foley
New Moines
Highland Park
Gray Fleming's baby ill and land bargains at Journal Office
Local notes report Rev Fleming's baby very sick and his mother moving in. Mundt's store carries a line of sampas and several residents are visiting kin. Land bargains at the Journal Office are advertised alongside community updates about school openings and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampa
Mundt
Thanksgiving reflections and village life in Greeley
A fragmented local notice recounts Sunday visits among the George and James Egan families, mislaid hog, and community events. It notes a vicious Friday rainstorm, football to finish the season, and Thanksgiving musings on modest living, faith, and humor amid rural hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Egan
James Egan
Tom Elwood
Robert Twiet
Misa Mae Carter
Miles Knets
Burt McNutt
Near Audubon
Miles Knots
Francis Reaftle
Cameron
Little Valley
Frew Hays
Extra
Maude
Mabel Boehme
Audubon Township
Miles Kneas
Greeley
Poultry and Collie Pups For Sale
Cockerels pullets and hens priced at $1 each or 6 for $5. Best layers described as the largest non setters. Standard weight roosters eight pounds hens sixty four pounds. Eggs in season. Also two collie pups available for sale.
Knoxville Inebriate asylum opens December fifteenth
Des Moines reports fixed opening date for Knoxville Inebriate asylum as December fifteenth with about eighty five patients from Mt. Pleasant Cher okee Independence and Clarinda insane hospitals. Also notes Southern Iowa Medical Association officers and a major Dubuque fire with 200000 loss and 160000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxvile
Des Moines
State Board of Control
Knoxville
Mt. Pleasant
Cherokee
Independence
Clarinda
Soldier Fined Five Hundred For Pension Fraud
Des Moines reports Otis Meliza of Red Oak was fined 500 dollars for attempting to defraud the pension department. He sought mercy claiming family hunger and need. A month in jail was imposed and release possible if he cannot pay the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Otis Meliza
Red Oak
Pension Department
Christmas and New Year Rates on Rock Island Line
The Rock Island offers fare of one third between all points for the holiday season. Tickets on sale Dec 24 25 28 30 1905 and Jan 1 1906, return limit Jan 4 1906. For details contact agents or Division Passenger Agent Jnc G Farmer Cedar Rapids Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Jnc. G. Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Kansas Leads In Wheat And Cereals Production In 1903
Kansas the bountiful state leads in production of wheat and cereals. The total value of its products for 1903 surpassed 387 million dollars. A Rock Island booklet on the state will be mailed free on request to John G. Farmer in Cedar Rapids Iowa. The Dixie Jubilee Singers appear Thursday evening December 7 in an event promising to attract listeners from far away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Wilson
John Hunter
Rock Island
John G. Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Dixies
Journal Advice for Daily Worth and Morality
Advice column urging daily productivity and integrity. Encourages using head over hands when needed, kindness to animals, keeping commitments, economical living, staying active in politics, and leaving the world better. Promotes subscribing to Audubon County Journal at one dollar per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Audubon County Journal Weekly
the Journal
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St. Louisa Exposition
Northwestern Yeast CO
Chicaco, Ill
K. Posmoker
Jim Rverell
Frank Branson
Shenandoah
Rev. Shoup
Defiance
Court House
Presbyterian Church
F. M. Hopkins
Guthrie, T
Audubort
M. A. Tessman
Edith Berthy Eblers
Ross
Mesers
Christiansen
Jenser
John J. Add
Bethel Gleanings
Gorn
Grant
Bethel
Gray
Rev. Fleming
Journal
Buckner
Signal
Omaha
John Reaftle
Cameron Township
South Doors
Avs Linn
William Clark
Near Hamlin
Joan Stombaugh
Botna
Friend
Mrs. Hepp
Charles Wilson
Mra. Beers
Matilda Jensen
Ada Kitten
Flossie Fleming
Erve Marksey
John Crow
Nellie Ribble
Virginia
Goode and Stock
George Ross
Canada
Wm. Ross
Manning
Max Ehlert
Fern Anderson
Chicago
Nettie LaBonte
Charlie Jordan
Albert Boers
la Salle
Liniwis
Charles Farnum
Fred Teaswand
Herman
Misa
Edith
John Ehlert
Rosa
Jansen
Miss Amng
Otto
Teasoland
Zema Hahn
Fred Kienapfel
Towa
Southern Iowa
Burlington
Southern Iowa Medical Association
Frank M. Fuller
Keokuk
J. H. Chittum
Wapello
J. S. Gaumer
Danville
C. J. Frantz
Dubuque
A. A. Copperswegen
Diamond Jo
Ernsdorff Buggy Company
Iroquois Pearl Button Company
Dow
Denison
Sioux City
Boyer Valley
Somes Hunter
SAS
Audubon County
Hxira
Grocery Department
Swift’s Pride
Kansas
Star Plug
Horseshoe Plug
Victor
Exira
Wm. Sas
Somos
Bountiful
J. W. Peterman
J.W. Peterman
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