Local notes detail farm sales and family visits in Newbern area
Frank Davis reports a light plant stall in his house. John and family return to Elm Creek after a five week visit with relatives in Nebraska and Canada. The Geis farm near here sells for 55 dollars an acre to Phillip Ripperger with spring possession. Various relatives visit, travel to Indianola and Quincy, and local farms see new hen houses cattle shipments and a note on burned wheat at Columbia mills. Household movements include Bird England moving to Willis Graves house and Duncan Breckenridge hosting Knoxville relatives.
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John Davis
Elm Creek
Neb
Canada
Levi Mason
Attica
Minta Hunerdosse
John Geis
Phillip Ripperger
Jake Feight
Jerald Hunerdosse
J. J. Riggs
Ada Riggs
Graves
W. A. Graves
J. E. Riggs
Lettie
Laura
Clara Mason
Ed Bearden
Ross Oxenrider
George Riddle
Bird England
Willis Graves
Duncan Breckenridge
Knoxville
Cedar Grove notices report bear hunt and local events
The Cedar Grove column notes heavy rains ending a dry spell, F. E. Hixson returning with three bears, one 300 pounds, and no Sunday services due to rain. It mentions Oliver Duckworth buying a clover hullot, a La Grange Sunday School convention on November 1, and Joe Sanborn’s Rosebud Reservation trip. Bruce Clinton from Russell buys walnut timber for England. Beaman’s drug store sells window glass.
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F. E. Hixson
Moscow
Idaho
Iowa
Oliver Duckworth
la Grange
Bethel School
Joe Sanborn
Rosebud
C. E. Hixson
H. E. Savage
Brown School House
Old Cedar
Are You Only Half Alive Kidney Ad
An advertisement claims kidney trouble causes weakness and fatigue and promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a cure to restore vitality and health, urging readers to choose Foley's products.
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Foley
Derbys Oehlman and Poundstone Obituaries
Mrs Doras Oehlman widow of Charles Oehlman longtime Union township resident died Sunday at her daughter Doras Slater’s home. She was born in Hanover Germany December 22 1822 and lived fifty years in Union township. Funeral held at Derby M E church led by Rev A W Armstrong with Derby cemetery interment. Also noted, Mrs W J Poundstone died age 72 at home east of Derby after pneumonia. Funeral at Eden Baptist church with Rev M S Clark and Woods cemetery interment.
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Charles Oehlman
Union Township
Doras Slater
Doras Tennis
Hanover
Germany
United States
St. Louis
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Burgdorf
Cyster City
Oklahoma
Quincy
Illinois
Charles Oehrman
Lucas County
Derby
George
Louise Dickinson
Seattle
Wash
Frances More
Derby M. E
Oehlman
M. E
A. W. Armstrong
St. Charlee
Derby Cemetery
W. J. Poundstone
Community Folks Visit and Travel Messages Share News
Russell Rev J Edd Calvin visiting relatives returns to Chester Illinois Thursday. Several residents travel to Coshocton Ohio and Des Moines for visits. Local play “Above the Clouds” shown in Melrose. Upcoming Presbyterian lecture features John Eberly Concert Company on November 4.
Poultry Butter and Eggs Sale at Woodmans Store
The Clarinda Poultry Butter and Egg Co announces a poultry eggs cream and butter collection at Woodmans store during Grand Street paving. Bring your poultry eggs cream and butter to the store for pickup or purchase.
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Clarinda
Woodman’s Store
Grand St
Clarinda Poultry, Butter & Egg Co
Unclaimed Letters List Published for Week Ending October 26 1908
Unclaimed letters remaining in the post office for the week ending October 26 1908 include William Thralkeld Mise Maud Enonch Mrs Flora Garkey Mra Matrie Morlen Jess Vanloon J C Wishart George Holmes Mrs Luseta Woods Adda Mulinery Mra Bertha Smith Aug E Jensen Dr E H Mullet R A Haseelquist P M.
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Mise Maud Enonch
Flora Garkey
Matrie Morlen
Jess Vanloon
J.C. Wishart
George Holmes
Luseta _ Woods
Adda Mulinery
Bertha Smith
Aug. E. Jensen
E. H. Mullet
R.A. Haseelquist
P. M
Oakley Notes on Shoppers Visitors and Local Trade
Edith and Vivian Burgett and Mae Baker shopped in Chariton Tuesday. Idaho visitors Chas Kealer and wife returned home after visiting brother C W Ramsey. Dr D Q Storie Jr called Sunday on Mrs James Smith ill with stomach trouble. Others sick include Chester Cooper Aunt Eliza Niswender and Mrs Chas Clark. Nina Clark returned home after two months with sister Alta Dykes in Appanoose county. Lafe Manuk shipped hogs to Ottumwa Friday. Mumford family and John Lane’s group visited relatives in Indianola Lacona Oakley and Missouri and Henry Shilling drove cattle car. Link Cumpston and son loaded hogs at Oakley Tuesday. Sheller Chappel and Wm Steinbach went to Omaha Monday after two car loads of sheep. James Gillaspey of Laverne Minnesota wintering in Oakley. Free one year Successful Farming subscription offered to Patriot new subscribers plus Prof Holden Corn Book. Miss Gibbs features a line of millinery.
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D. Q. Storie, Jr
Oakley
James Smith
Chester Cooper
Eliza
Niswender
Chas. Clark
Nina Clark
Alta Dykes
Appanoose County
Lafe Manuk
Ottumwa
Mumford
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Local Notes on Illness Deaths and Visits in North Liberty
North Liberty updates report Virgil Hickman improving after a week of illness. Sam Myers and wife visited Liberty Center for news of Mary Shupe’s passing from appendicitis. Many neighbors and relatives Are mentioned visiting, dining, or working nearby, including Maggie Shounkwiler, Pearl Kirton, George Riddle, and the Shounkwiler family, with several trips to Lacona and Chariton.
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Virgil Hickman
Sam Myers
Liberty Center
Nice
Mary Shupe
John David
Nebraska
Riggettiome
Maggie Shounkwiler
English Township
Pearl Kirton
P. Laughery
Shueyville
Eli Larkins
Farm papers promotion for Successful Farming in Des Moines
The Patriot encourages readers to subscribe to Successful Farming published at Des Moines Iowa. It promises monthly farm content including dairy agriculture poultry bees veterinary horticulture and home gardens. Subscribers renewing by January 1 receive one year of Successful Farming free with the Patriot.
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the Patriot
Successful FarMine
Des Moines
Iowa
Svocksstur FarMine
Renewal offer for Holden corn book and farming issues
Early renewals before November 1 receive one year of Patriot subscription and a copy of Holden's Corn Book. Holden, authority on corn culture, covers seed selection planting corn pests and storage. Include the enclosed coupon to secure the offer for 1.00 total.
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Holden
Market Report from Chariton on Grain Livestock and Crops
Market data reported by McElveen and Eikenberry covers grain, arbors and live stock including per cwt prices for cows and hogs, cattle, oats, corn, rye, wheat, Timothy and clover seeds, and hay. The OCR text is garbled with several nonsensical values but indicates a general price listing for agricultural commodities in Chariton.
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McElveen & Eikenberry
Market Prices for Potatoes Butter and Meat Products
Grain and livestock market notes list prices in per unit terms. Potatoes per bushel and various meats including butter per pound and chicken turkey and ham prices are indicated with unit charges. End of report.
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Gray von Behren Co
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