Newbern Community Notes Include Births Visits and Events
Newbern reports a September birth to Mr and Mrs George Ohnemus a boy. Local visits include Mrs Anna Bearden of Lacona and Rev George Sloan later visiting LaGrange and planning Chariton home. Meetings attended by Capt O'Brien, Presbytery in Leon, and Ellen Moore family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renfro
Edith Smith
George Sloan
Leon
Ethel Cloud
Indianola
Miller
New York
Arthur Enbody
Goon Ackers
Fred Newman
Lacona
Newbern
Ackers
Reverend Armstrong Leaves Derby for Des Moines District
Derby notes the transfer of Rev. A. W. Armstrong from the M E church after two years as pastor to the Des Moines district and St Charles church. The article commends his service and wishes him success in his new field. It also lists numerous local visits, travel plans, and social activities involving Derby residents.
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A. W. Armstrong
M.E. Church
Des Moines
Des Moines Conference
St Charles Church
Armstrong
Derby
Local residents record short travels and moves
Woodburn notes show Mrs E Carson visiting relatives in Chariton last week. Miss Elsie and Addie Holloway spent Monday in Indianola. Mrs Eva McComas of Osceola arrived for a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Critchfield. Mrs Homer Foush and children visited Mark Beedle's family. Miss Lola Critchfield went to Indianola for school. Mrs June Coppock and daughter Mary leave for Hot Springs Arkansas. Glenn Peasley of Chariton moved to town with furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Lewis
Chariton
Miss Carmody
Melrose
D. T. Tice
Villisca
Tom Plymate
Corydon
P. F. Plymate
Joe Baker
Will
Homeric
Iowa
Martha Curtis
Lagrange
Auld
Denver, Colorado
Lillian Douglas
Russell School
Crozier
Oskaloosa
Elsie Crozier
Anna Chamberlain
Hiteman
Relatves
Messrs
J. J
A. D. Riggs
Newbern
Ada Riggs
Indianola
Simpson
Cora Baker
Town
Ruth Grimes
Barbara
Nelson
Fairfield
Parson’s College
Ada Grimes
Olive Smoot
Mrs. E. Carson
Miss Elsie
Addie Holloway
Eva McComas
Osceola
Critchfield
Homer Foush
Mark Beedle
Lola Critchfield
Jne Coppock
Mary
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Floyd Humeston
Woodburn
Steinbaugh
Parry Dackler
Des Moines
Toney Rooks
Kate Burgett
Carrie
Arvidson
Nora Vickrey
Chappel
John Krutsinger
Cecil
May Baker
James Robinson
Edith Nussbaum
Nora
Myrtle Schilling
Harvey Wheeler
Joseph Burgett
Harry Cumpston
Della
Stella
Myrtle Krutsinger
Real Estate Transfers for Two Weeks End Sept 12 1908
Transfers recorded include I N Threlkeld to M B Wiltsey for 56 acres in Lincoln valued at 5000 dollars. Alfred Conner to H H Barger comprises 17 acres in Jackson for 221 dollars. John M Morris to E B Shore covers 80 acres in Benton for 2500 dollars. John Throckmorton to T M Throckmorton 8 acres in Warren for 160 dollars. O Willoughby to Frank Darrah a jot in Chariton for 1000 dollars. Mary A Renee to Sarah R Bennett a jot in Chariton for 200 dollars.
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I. N. Threlkeld
M. B. Wiltsey
Lincoln
Ace Alfred Conner
H. H. Barger
Jackson
John M. Morris
E. BR. Shore
Benton
John Throckmorton
T. M.throckamorton
Warren
O. Willoughby
Frank Darrah
Chariton
Mary A. Renee
Sarah R. Bennett
Choir practice and social visits noted in English township
Newt Carsons and Ben Kenneys of Belinda visited G. T. Millers. Rev. Pierson filled his Central appointment. Neva Spiker and Lara Apgar spent Sunday with Flossie Carson. Mrs. Fannie McDowell spent days in Columbia with daughter, Mrs. Frank Colwell. Della Carney Sunday in Belina. Birthday box at Central raised almost $3.00. Rev Ira Carney to begin meetings at Central on October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Carsons
Ben Kenneys
Belinda
G. T. Millers
Rev. Pierson
Central
Neva Spiker
Lara Apgar
Flossie Carson
Fannie McDowell
Columbia
Frank Colwell
Theo. Willoughby
Near Chariton
Jessie Miller
J. W. Avitt
Ottumwa
Karl
Truman Carson
Ed Poush
Red Oak
A. L. Poush
Fred Carson
Seaton
English Township
Harry Foster
Jim Brown
Ira
Carney
Drake
Corn cutting drives local activity in Olmitz
Neighbors gather for corn cutting and a meeting at the Christian church north of Belinda on Sunday night. The threshing machine returns to the area as residents plan to attend Old Settlers Day in Chariton Saturday. Charlie Cavett improves after illness. Chloe Buzzard visits Carl Buzzard’s family near Russell. Flossie Osborn spends weekend at home near Chariton before returning to No. 8 school duties Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Belinda
J. Y. Foster
Chas
Hancocks
Columbia
Charlie Cavett
Chloe Buzzard
Russell
Carl Buzzard
Old Settlers Day
Chariton
Flossie Osrson
No.8
Oakley
Chariton High School
Unclaimed Letters List for Week Ending Sept 14 1908
Post Office reports letters unclaimed for the week ending September 14 1908. Names include William G Brown L M Evans Miss Edna Johnson Tilhyman McKinley Mrs Simeon Clark R A Hasselquist and P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William .G. Brown
L. M. Evans
Edna Johnson
Tilhyman McKinley
Simeon Clark
R.A. Hasselquist
P. M
Local residents attend fairs visits and community events
Oakley residents travel to Indianola and Chariton for fairs and family visits. Local youths plan Veterans Association attendance in Chariton on Sept 19. Oakley and Chariton teams compete in a summer baseball schedule with Oakley beating Chariton 18 times in friendlies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Association
Local News Roundup From Lacona Community
William Clevenger returned home to Lacona after working near Morrie Plains New Jersey. Mrs S V Thorpe arrived home from Salt Lake City Utah. Chester Thorn and wife attended the Indianola fair. Wm Shupe sought medical care in Colfax. Mrs Alter went to St Charles for Yeoman lodge work. Miss Iza Riley visited Lacona. Miss Blanche McCollam leaves for Simpson Conservatory of music at Indianola. Dr Carpenter visited Des Moines with family. Mrs Bissett rode to Indianola. Gordon Trenton visited Oakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Thorn
Fairat
Indianola
Wm. ‘Shupe
Colfax
Dr. Carpenter
Des Moines
Bryan in Iowa a political message on tariffs and party loyalty
The text argues Iowa farmers will not leave the Republican party this fall to support Bryan. It praises 40 cent oats and 20 cent corn as sufficient for farmers, attacks the Democratic Party’s ability to win them, and extols tariff protection to sustain U.S. industry and wages. The piece asserts the Republican platform offers goods to sell and home markets that surpass rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Republican Party
Billy. Bryan
Democratic’ Party
Cate
United States
Fragmentary political quip reflects party loyalty and tariff talk
A disjointed OCR fragment references a farmer, a politician, and the idea that supporters cannot desert their party. It mentions free trade sentiment and citizens caring for welfare, with a jab about a patriotic printing shop. The source lacks clear names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Jaws
Ian Lican
Wikely
Free
Hampton “Qchronicle
Farming sections to readers in FarMine issue
Our readers will be pleased as we have prepaid the publisher to send Successrut J Farmina for the rest of the year. Watch for it in the issue from Les Moines Iowa featuring agricultural topics poultry beekeeping veterinary horticulture and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Latham
Des Moines
E. O. Wiltsey
George Guarwell
Harry Latham
Piper City
Illinois
The
Patriot Print Shop
Lucas County
Patriot
Tti
the Patriot
Farina
Les Moines
Towa
FarMine
Successrut J Farmina
Svcckssrut
Ambiguous promo note on coupons and renewal offers
Fragmentary advertisement mentions tees renewal pests seating corn and a coupon deadline in November. The readable text is unclear on products or actions and lacks definite entities or events.
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Noy
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Cyrus Goodwin
Terion
Hiram Webb
Chicago
Arthur Murray
Lynn Williams
Badger
Ralph Huston
Simpson College
A. Walker
T. ,O Tolbert
Dc. D. Smith
A. Anderson
Trinity
OG. O. Force
Nora Hanks
Paul Boyd
Tingley
I. S. Buzzard
Mary Lewis
John Platts
John Curtis
Ladies Missionary Society
Childs
Coatsville, Md
John Steele
W. J. Marshall
George Wiltsey
Emma Plymare
Earl B. Miles
E. R. Wiltsey
Helen Woodman
George Ohnemus
Thoman
Wm. Offenburger
Guy Mason
Anna’ Bearden
Tom‘ Metz
George Dunshee
William Dunshee
Mesdames
Ella Gray
Adda Flatt
Minnie Be
J. J. Riggs
Loren
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Alex Graves
Knoxville
Capt. O’brien
Larkin
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Emma Myers
Harry Poush
Ross Oxenrider
Thomas Graves
Becca Odell
Albert Sargent
Lew Snell
Dallas
Jake Feight
Clara
California
Charles Hickman
Della Worley
Marion
Omaha
Neva
Mabel Wilson
Simpson Colllge
Nan McMillen
Samuel Porter
O. P
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Cecil Mickle
Centerville
W.E
J. B. Wyatt
Walter Mitchel of
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W. H. and
G. E. Parkin
Fred Riggle
Maude Everett
Marion Sutton
Geo. A. Sutton
Wife
R. A. Hickok
Pearl Barger
Eaton
Col
T. R. Courtwright
Colorado City
Colorado
A. M. Troutman
N. Dakota
Union Township
Olive Washburn
Drake University
Peter Younker
Adam Younker
Lois Penick
Miss Carmi Penick
Earl Hickok
Aledo, Illinois
Clarence Hickok
J. H. Dennis
Chanute
Kansas
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Raymond Shreve
Veterinary
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Burlington
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M. S. Conner
Presbyterian Church
A.E. Nutting
Presbyterian
J. W. Day
First Presbyterian Church of
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Panora
S. A. Soxe
Mrs. Scott
D. J
Merl Davis
Erma McMains
Carmi Penick
Margaret Grimes
Jacksonville
Iil
Jacksonville Woman’s College
J. Herbert Park
Humeston
Cambria
Nina Armstrong
B. King of
Glenn Peasley
Olmitz
Chariton Patriot
E. H. Lewis
Braden Avenue
Beamai
I & Patton, Druggista
Ethel Wilson
George Lykins
Marie Nisewender
Nise‘wender
Ben. Clouse
Lafe Kratsinger
Nebraska
Verne
Burgett
Raman City
Colege
Eliza Nisewender
F.O. McEndree
Noah Moore
Milo
Fred Morgan
James
Keen
Ethel Vontere
Mark
Robinson
Loney and Sheppard
Lloyd’ Miksell
Wm. Clevenger
Morrie Plains
N. J
S.V. Thorpe
Salt Tales S Onns
Utah
Iza
Riley
Blanche McCollam
Simpson Conservatory
of ‘Music
Miss McCollam
Bryan In
Patriot Shop
P.O. Aes
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