Fragmented Local Adil Market Fragment Highlights
The readable fragments mention Wal ker and Lashells adil and Aurelia market items with prices like 5.00 to 35.40, eggs Te, and litter 18e. Names such as Wilson of Wolverton Minn and Hort visit a son, plus Mae, Lara Shaw and Gearke family connections. A Maple Valley Mutual Insurance note and other scattered lines appear, reflecting a community notice page with partially legible personal names and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker & Lashell
Adil
Voday
Aurelia
Ani
Joxing
A. Wilson
Lyon
Nel
Mae
Lara Shaw
Thay Dietrich
Mie Vietor Gearke
Lal Gearke
LeMars
Geirke
Visht
Cow. Johns
Oqsenr
Mahi
Goth
Tasueed
Maple Valley Mutual Tisurance Association
Mar Coltone Yes
J H Adams and AW Kinds of Cuma and Stem and Gas Ping
J H Adams features alongside AW in a list of plant varieties or trades by a local classifier. The note mentions Cuma and Stem and Gas Ping in a compact reference, likely cataloging agricultural items or products.
Home from Europe Erick Johnsons Return After 7000 Mile Journey
Readable excerpts describe the Johnsons traveling seven thousand miles from Aurelia via Sweden France England Ireland returning to New York then Iowa. They endured cold rain and illness but value the experience and home. A separate obituary notes Mary A Wedley of Benton Wisconsin born in England and married to John S Ledley, died aged 104 years 4 months 11 days. She lived in Aurelia Lead Mine and Whicausin with several children and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Erick Johnson
Miva
Milek Jabaci
Qiga
Europe
Aurelia
Sweden
France
Enghund
Ireland
Towa
New York City
Johnson
Mary Ann Pedley
Benton
Wis
Mary A. Wedley
Yorkshire
England
Ife
John S. Ledley
Dewmoernt
Leadniffe
Place Bii
Iowa
Whicausin
Leadmine
Allion
Lielia
Win. Ewing
Eva
Everett Swing
Wille
Wiliam
California
Keubes Howell
Love
Robert Hail
Jen Ule Kraemer
Maggie Douglass
Alva
Kuelling
Isaac Harker
Thomas Thurker
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lightning Strikes Doctor Turvey House Amid Storm
During a Saturday storm the residence of Dr. Turvey was struck by lightning. The occupants woke as smoke appeared and doors opened to spread the alarm. Neighbors aided, roof holes were cut, and water put out the fire. Insurance from Phoenix of Brooklyn settled with the doctor receiving about $400. The bolt hit the north wing chimney but left the doctor and wife unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Advertiser
Tturvey
Phoenix Insurance Company Ofrooklyn
Post Office Changes Allow Messages on Postcard Faces
Postmaster General Meyer announced an August rule splitting the postcard face by a vertical line. The left third is for a message, the right for the address. A thin sheet may be attached at the end and may bear writing or printing. Ads and inscriptions can appear on back and front left. A garbled aside about a man’s behavior concludes the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Meyer
Tornado damages Sansenta farm near town
A wind storm and tornado struck Mra Sansenta’s farm east of town Saturday night, wrecking windfall and sheds, turning a hay rack, snapping tree limbs, and causing hundreds of dollars in damage. Mrs Sansen and two daughters were home, with insurance covering the loss. other nearby damage noted as the storm moved southwest through the area. The article also lists dates for a teacher examination in Cherokee and district meetings through the year.
Cherokee Stockman Loses Team Through Grounded Horses
Mr. Wilkinson Jr a Gaza stockman lost a team of valuable horses in Cherokee after they escaped and hogged ground feed causing two deaths Sunday and Monday. The county institute held a successful week with Miss Logan guiding the district as superintendent. Local streets and property deals near Fountain House grounds were finalized with Burroughs deed transfers and a new Main street graveling plan approved to improve travel and driveways near the grounds. The Cherokee Chautauqua association financials remain to be settled with a projected surplus near $600 and a full report to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson Jr
Gaza
County Institute
Fountain House
Connell
Puuntat House
Burroughs
Summit Avenue
Hilroud Creek
Saratoga Avenue
Airship Travel Delights Visitors at State Fair
Iowa readers will witness progress in airship travel as the State Fair features a two passenger airship by engineer Willie seen at the fair last year. Kunbaneau will perform a new single passenger airship and Payneta will present a dazzling display with Ince and his band providing concerts along with races and other amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Manca
Kunbenaue
Payneta
Vestvius
Ince
Soluiete
Harvest Under Way in Iowa Despite Heavy Downpours
Iowa crops show progress with corn rapidly growing and hay near normal. Heavy rainfall across districts caused floods and soil erosion while field work continued in three to four days. Potatoes and garden crops look favorable though some fields are weedy due to rain delays. Chicago reports Roosevelt considering a Woman in the Bureau of Labor and cabinet reform proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Dea Moines
Ill
Vlell
Cora
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baseball Goods
B. P.S. Paints
J.C. Nelson & Co
Best Lumber
Aurelia Lumber Company
Ww. P. Miller
Prea
Chamberlin & Bischel
GS. Wilson
Wolverton
Minn
Hort
J.H. Adams
Wind Nils
I? Tnips
Danlel
Vinita
Sansent
Cherokee
Meriden
Washta
Larrabee
Marcus
Cleghorn
Quimby
Cherokee County
Fev
Democrat
Mia Hi
GK. Blakley
Pyiday
Ehau Tadqida Associaation
Chicago
Roosevelt
Woman's Trade Union League
Bureau
Congress
Jamestown
Norfolk, Va
New York
Queway
Nny Liyols Central
Phelus
Dubuque
Luwa
Farmers & Merchants
Ole Poulson
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Wilhelm & Mummert
Druggista
Aurella
Converse Bros
City Meat Market
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Assn
Little Sioux River
F. H W. Crepps
J. ©. Lockin, Sec'y
F. S. Lamb
Ref
Spencer, Fa
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