Newbern Local Notes Highlight Meetings and Forge Ahead
Community updates include visits from Lou Fletcher in Lacona, a large corn crop report, and a string of health and travel notes. The M E church plans an Aug 9 Union service with a basket dinner, while camp meetings start Aug 16 led by Captain O Brien and Sailor Evangelie. Rev Sloan conducts funeral services for Isaac Cain and preaching fills weekend slots.
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Hessel
Mason
Newbern
O’brien
Presbyterian State Synodical
Evangelie
Van
George S. Sloan
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Grove Heat Test, Harvest Progress, and Local News
The community endures 102 degree heat as harvests progress with wheat averaging about 20 bushels per acre while oats run light. Local residents, including Ray Sellers and Bennie Daugherty, assist and visit relatives. Barnard Orchestra performs at Chautauqua in Chariton and Opie Reid headlines the event on August 7.
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Baker
Baker and Penick Ranch
Russell
Chariton Social Roundup Records Visits and Local Events
Jennie Arvidson and siblings visited Chariton from Saturday to Tuesday. Mariam Roberts family were guests of James and family. Will Cook and family returned home after visiting Robert Larrington. Walter Blankenburg and wife spent Sunday at Wilson Williby. Guy Foster sick with typhoid fever threat. Mariam Lane visited relatives in Chariton. George Shelford returned from Illinois. Homer Vincent spent early week with his sister and brother. Smith Krutsinger sidelined by painful catarrh on hand. Anna Arvidson visited relatives. Arthur Landis and wife visited M F Roberts in Chariton. Florence and Blanche Larrington hosted birthday party for Blanche’s 17th. Chase Lister show drew many locals. Chariton Chautauqua event promoted with Dr A E Winship lecture Rescuing Rascals and Sterling Jubilees music plus Sunday evening moving pictures and illustrated songs.
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H. Stewart
Lacona
A. D. Riggs
Cratty
Frank Gardner
Blanche
Sadie Snell
Alice Stinson
Everest
George Howard
George Seward
Chariton
Shives
Knoxville
Lizzie Baker
Ross Oxenrider
George Riddle
Charles Graves
Perry
Iowa
Minnie Hickman
Ben Herron
South Dakota
Lewis Vantress
Ackworth
Vantress
Willoughby House
Alfred Gardner
Sloan
Lagrange
Isaac Cain
Will Cook
Robert Larrington
Walter Blankenburg
Wilson Williby
Guy Foster
Homer Vincent
Stant Hooper
J. T. Vincent
Smith Krutsinger
Anna Arvidson
Arthur Landis
M. F. Roberts
A. E. Winship
Sterling Jubilees
Homer Gillaspey
Lucas
Wallace Hicks
LeRoy
Robert Hicks
Hiram Canfield
Humeston
Lee
Larrington
Lblanche
G. H. Champlin
Lela Pulliam
Agnes
Helma Young
Grace Clark
Winnie McNay
Nellie
Florence
George Champlin
Chautauqua
Thresher hums as local notices mix with church incident
In Olmitz the thresher hums while James Wishart and his wife visit Chariton relatives. Lida McMains is ill. Vera Johnson was thrown from a buggy at Zion church when a second buggy backed into it. The horse bolted around the area before bystanders freed her. A Chautauqua is advertised.
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Vera Johnson
Zion Church
Russell Area Folks Keep Busy With Visits and News
A roundup of local visitors and travelers noting Mrs Edd Marshall and daughter returning from Albia, Estella Werts hosting friends, and many others visiting relatives in Des Moines Clinton LeMars Corydon and nearby towns. The week includes church events, Kensington club gathering, and a poultry price update from Clarinda.
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Edd Marshall
Albia
Estella Werts
Joe Platts
Chaviton
Lloyd Gurwell
Clinton
Hazel Werts
Des Moines
Emma Ewald
LeMars
Oakley Socials and Local News Echo Town Happenings
Oakley youths enjoyed a party at the Gillagoey home with games and grapho phone. Several residents noted travel, visits, illnesses, and church events, including Chautauqua days and Jubilee singers. A hay mow accident injured Leo Krutsinger drew warnings to keep children safe.
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Leo Krutsinger
Ross Krutsinger
Derby Trucker Dies After Pole Rack Accident
William Wiley of Derby suffered fatal injuries when struck by a pole stacker last Tuesday evening. Born June 2 1874 in Lucas County he married Mahala Moon in 1898 and left three children. Funeral held at Last Chance church with Rev Wing sermon. interment at Last Chance cemetery.
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Isaac CO. Cain
Fountain
Indiana
Iowa
Elizabeth J. Leeper
Monroe
Oo. J
A. L. Cain
Emma
Dillman
Lucas, Co
Rebecca Hardy
Wyoming
N. F
S. S
Manor
Washington
M.M
Portland
Oregon
George
Better Land
Lucas County
U. B. Church
Presbyterian Church
Sloan
English Church
Wm. Wiley
Derby
Lucas Co
Mahala Moon
John Wiley
LeRoy
Last Chance
Rev
Wing
Last Chance Cemetery
Willey
Belinda threshing crowds and family notices
Harve Byers of Lucas visits with brother Nathan Byers and Harve Taylor welcomes a new baby. Several visits among Kenney Hahn Pilkington and Smith families. A funeral for Grandfather Cain at Presbyterian church last Saturday. Multiple cousins and relatives from Chariton Lincoln and Belinda visit or hear news of grandchildren and illnesses.
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Harve Byers of
Lucas
His Brother
Nathan Byers
Grandfather Cain
Presbyterian Church
Mary Miller
Charles Abrahamson
Harve Taylors
Local Social and Circus Event Notes From May
May social life includes Mima Mulky visiting Grace Clark and Jennie Barger visiting Mrs H L Wright near Lucas. Teachers engaged include Nellin Champlin at May Mamie Taylor at Sprott Florence Champlin at Pleasant Ridge and Clell Fulton at Harmony. A vaudeville circus show is advertised with noted acts Alberta Vista Weene Wee and Fran Swartzkepper.
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Mima Mulky
Knoxville
Grace Clark
Jennie Barger
Mrs. H.L. Wright
Lucas
Nellin Champlin
May
Mamie Taylor
Sprott
Florence Champlin
Pleasant Ridge
Clell Fulton
Harmony
North Liberty social notes and local visits exceed usual
North Liberty and nearby towns share a week of visits meals and gatherings. Families such as Herrons Riggs Willis and Inbody are mentioned with dinners visits from Sargent Porter and Porter families. A benefit ice cream supper at Newbern cleared 6 dollars. A serious horse injury at Homer Brown is noted with his condition described as critical.
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Grace Herron
Golda
Lizzie Chabott
Rosella Willis
Homer Brown
Libby Prison Diarrhoea Remedy Praised by Express Leader
Edward E. Henry of United States Express Co. Chicago reports Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured Libby Prison diarrhoea on trains. He notes his Civil War service with the 23rd Ohio Regiment under Hayes and McKinley. Williamson Drug Co. advertises ease of purchase for a yearly paper rate.
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Edward E. Henry
United States Express Co
Chicago
Quick
Libby
Rutherford B. Hayes
William McKinley
23Rd Ohio Regiment
Williamson Drug Co
Trivial Cause of a Bloody War in 1654
A Polish nobleman fled to Sweden after a crime, triggering King John Casimir to seek surrender from Charles Gustavus. Sweden's response over the missing et cetera in titles sparked war lasting until 1660, ending at Oliva near Danzig. A contemporary lamented the costly toll of eight letters.
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Sweden
John Casimir
Poland
Charles Gustavus
Oliva
Danzig
Kochowsky
A Horse's Toe Nails
Extract from the New York Sun explaining that a horse hoof is like a human or animal nail, with horn growth about a third of an inch per month. Hind hooves grow faster, the toe is longest, and the toe takes 11 to 13 months to grow out while the heel takes 3 to 5 months.
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New York Sun
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