Young couple from Correctionville wed surprise Sioux City pairing
The marriage of Lawrence Young and Wuss Travel Ball, a Correctionville pair, surprised locals. The ceremony occurred at Mrs. James Birnemaker's home on Saturday. The couple will reside in Sioux City where Young works. she had previously adopted a daughter and is said to carry strong community ties.
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Correctionville
Lawrence Young
Wuss Sravel
Luther
Sargh
James Birnemaker
Shoemaker
Mr Young
Sioux City
Air
Young
Ulan
Cacerius
Nappewings 20 Years Ago Highlights and Local News
Local notes recount births and arrivals, sickness reports, and political activity. References include a newborn to Mr and Mrs Geo Show, Conklin improving, Quimby Quill addition, Sioux City Republican convention, Democratic nomination shifts in Moville Mall, Walter Cockburn hog feeding record, Castle Brothers desk order, Postmaster Overholser hog raising venture, and a looming corn crop outlook.
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Geo
C.K. Conklin
Quimby
Quenby
Eos
Joan ‘Gealim
J. H. Vierth
K. S. Datfield
Sioux City
J. W. Moeller
Moville
B. Hathaway
Ed Ferry
Walter Cockburn
Castle Brothers
W. W. Overholser
Garcine
Chautauqua Set to Open Next Sunday in Cor rectionville
Chautauqua fans prepare for a week of entertainment and enlightenment with Oxford company concerts and Clinton Howard lectures. Notable events include an afternoon concert, an evening call concert, and Mr Howard's address on Adam and Eve and the Baby. Dr Wilbur Chapman extols Howard as a top speaker. Local drought concerns and rainfall prospects feature in reports amid broader Midwest conditions. Rural notes mention Robert Thompson’s bicycle purchase and a farm rental agreement by Jud McQueen with Frank Powell, plus a job change with George Snidecor.
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Correctionville
Tnis
Unis
Oxford
Clinton Howard
Ani
Wilbur Chapman
Howard
Indiana
Illiois
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Robert Thompson
E. B. Bovker
Grand Meadow
Jud McQueen
Frank Powell
George Snidecor
Pauline McBeath
Siow City
John Weber
Dubogee
Michigan
Beet Hart
Freemont
Brancis Wilmore
Harry Short le Ejoyice
Joya 'Moet
Sanday School
Mathon Reniageene
Meacor
C. Griffen
Who is the Basemaster of Local Faces and Fads
A fragmentary satire asks who among local figures works daily in a basement under a batik awning and who proclaims justice and authority in austere terms. It hints at a burgomaster candidate and a negotiator of public image, praising practicality over eloquence and noting the varied personas of town notables.
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Tonie
Smith
Arthur C
Dry Territory Edict Disrupts Rail Shipment to Towns
Railroads stop accepting liquor shipments to non regular dealers in dry territory including Correctionville. Webb-Kenyon law strengthens state controls prompting feuds with distillers. Some predict dry expansion to Kingsley Holstein and Kingsley petition drives with Plymouth county towns facing alcohol restrictions.
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Mquor
Webb-Keny
Hia
Contaé
Consignee
Plymouth County
Plymouth
LeSarz
Farmers Co operative buys new delivery wagon
A local farmers co operative reports purchasing a new delivery wagon. The community sees recent rain and cooler temperatures. Corn prices hover around 70 cents with drought impacts in southern states. Several residents travel for visits, relocations, or engagements while local events include birthdays and gatherings. Nearby weather, farming notes, and community changes are outlined.
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Kansas
Smallpox in Town Sparks Quarantine Tension
The town faces a smallpox scare with Henry Barker’s home under quarantine. John Baker, a young man, first contracted the disease, and his father also fell ill. Reports say enforcement of quarantine lax in Moville and Washta, prompting concern as school resumes. Local residents, including Oscar Burns and Semmes Cockburn, visit Sioux City on business and friends travel for family visits.
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John Baker
John
Moville
Washta
Oscar Burns
Semmes Cockburn
Sioux City
John Morgan
Mond May
Egan, D
Misa Florence
Harvey Miller
Mundas
Edutere
S. D
Arthur
Fred W
Colvin
Florence Colvin
Wilmott
Nevis
Myron Oh. Beers
Chicago
Florence’ Bradshaw
London
Smithland
Newraat N.D
Henry Hahn
Olte Gardner
F. Farker
Worthington
KC. Ward
Quimby
George l Totman
M. Henderson
Cherokee
Walsh Brothers
W. H. Garver
Frances Wetmore
Anthon
Lilian Rogers
Rimbett
Elsie Osborn
Pone City
Momdas
Moot
Morgan
Note
Init
Teta
Rose Weber
Othe
RA Wal
Notable local figure Wendell born 1868 in Texas died in Mexico
One of the best known men of the county, Wendell, who was held in high esteem by all, was born July 5, 1868, in Texas and died at Elks Temple in Mexico. He lived 22 days shy of 76 years.
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Entax
Iiss
Salvation Army
Bethel
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Nelusive
Billy Davis
W. L. Stilman
Preeman
Storm Lake
al Sho
Omdel
Sere
Dtr
Ovte Wendell
Dachoos County
Elks
Soly
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