Guilty Jokes At Anthon Herald Editor Scorned
In a May 1882 Coruptionville column the Woodruff Chronicle mocks the Anthon Herald editor for fevered fantasies about political ascent. The piece lampoons Websterian wit and private secretary reminiscences, noting envy and sidestepping a lieutenant governor claim.
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Anthon Herald
Tig
W. L. Harding
Plowbor
Iarding's College
L. G
Kane
Ourself
Storm Lake Chautangos
Chautauqua
Ouranf
Local notes from Rock Branch and vicinity
Mrs. Jacob Miller of Rock Branch visits Mrs. Ellen Charity as Wier Mills returns from Colorado. A severe electrical storm hits the area. Reichmann’s dam burns and the German church tower is struck. Mrs. Willotte visits her cousin Mrs. Wald. Mrs. J C Miller and Miss Micah left for Yellowstone Park. Miss Louise Arnold of Allison returns home after visiting Miss Grace Anderson. John Erwin and family travel to Sioux City for the wedding of Miss Russell and Andrew Fair. Donald Willhoite acts as agent while Mr Idhe takes two weeks. Carroll Peterson improves and walks without crutches. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cole drive to Sioux City, and Ruth Anderson and Louise Arnold visit at Mrs. Win Feir’s home on Joyce St. Moraingside Sioux City Iowa.
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Jacob Miller
Rock Branch
Ellen Charity
Wier Mills
Colorado
Reichmann
Frs
Willotte
Wald
J. C. Mille
Micah
Yellowstone Park
Mis
Louize Arnold
Allison
Grace Anderson
John Erwin
Sioux City
Miss Russell
Andrew Fair
Donald Willhoite
Idhe
Carroll Peterson
C. L. Cole
Ruth Anderson
Louise Arnold
Win Feir
Joyce St. Mora
Ingside
Iowa
Cushing and Fair Will Wed in Pierson Ceremony
elerer CUSHING ec j ta Ruecci was united In marriage to Andrew Fair The ceremony was performed by Roy Anderson of the Methodist church of Pierson in the presence of a few relatives After the ceremony the couple departed for a week at Lake Okoboji Miss Russell Was a teacher last year and Mr Fair lug lived nearby Both are well known and popular The article also notes several local visits illnesses and community notices including a school bond election and a carnival planned by Cushing businessmen.
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j@ta Ruecci
Andrew Fair
Roy Anderson
Methodist Church of
Minnesota
Lakes
Willhotte
Ivors
Robert Stearns
Murray
Sloan
Blanche Purchase
Lake View
Notice of Special School Election in Cor rectionville
The School District of Cor rectionville Woodsbury County Iowa will hold a special election at the office of L. F. Adams Cor rectionville Iowa on September 15 1913 from 1 PM to 6 PM local time The notice specifies the polling location and hours for the election.
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2Nd Independent
Cornectionville
Woodbury
Blate
Iowa
Taoanon
Moytieh
Board of Directory
3Ard General Assembly
14Th General Assembly
Correctionvilletown
W.H Thompso
Board of Directors
Board of Supervizors
Woodbury County
Kedron Township
Rec
Union Township
Widow Township
Kedron
Yan
Desmace
Wiartes
Liston Townstin
Board of Supervisors
Woodbury County Court House
Sioux City
Jonas
Court House
Correctionville
Woodsbury
L. F. Adams
Don’t Advertise Your Age Keep Looking Young Ad Copy
Advertising fragment urges readers to avoid revealing age and to maintain a youthful appearance. Mentions avoiding glasses and worn seams while promising to furnish the reader with unspecified services or products. The text reads as an incomplete marketing pitch with unclear specifics.
Krypiok Lenses Offer Clear Crystal Vision For All
A local ad promotes Krypiok Lenses as a single solid piece of clear crystal glass. The copy touts grace and elegance and claims the lens provides both far and near sight in one piece. Visit today to see how they can improve your look and vision.
Chautauqua Spotlight Wins Community Approval
A brief note highlights the chautauqua as a worthwhile event, reflecting community interest in cultural programs and local gatherings.
For Sale and Local Notices Across Iowa and Wisconsin
A collage of small ads and notices offers farms for sale near Correctionville and Anthon Iowa, a single seed tubER tire trap, a driving mare and milch cow, and insurance from Merchants State Bank. Regions include Watdsbury County with maps and travel notes to Wisconsin Minnesota and Northern Michigan for summer trips on the Chicago Northwestern line. People like J B Van Houten, Nethe Horner, Mrs Arthur Artlip, and others travel or visit nearby towns. Also advertised are medical items like Chamberlains Gough Remady and Adler’s appendicitis book offered free this week, alongside produce deliveries from Murphy Wehde and a call for readers to send cream to Molstein.
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Great North
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Great North Woods
Cherokee Rug Works Rag Rugs Popular for Bedrooms
Rag rugs in large sizes gain popularity for bedrooms. Each rug requires 24 pounds of rags. All work guaranteed as represented or money refunded. For information contact Mrs Oscar D. Casile, representative for Cherokee Rug Works, H Ravans.
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Oscar D. Casile
H. Ravans
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Birdsell Wagons
F. W. Woodruff
Correctionville News
Sioux Valley News
Clagg
Gutoffies
Iaw
Uutter
Fred W. Covin
Webster
Mr. Carpenter
Taft
PP Pierson
Elerer Cushing Ec
Cushing
Jesse Bauman
Clarence
Frank Yack
Wilbur Bauman
Arthur Jones
Dr. Summers
A. H. Bullock
Storm
Storm Lake
Mary Bauman
Helen Bradshaw
Chicago
Wahoo
Neb
Bradshaw
Bessie Bauman
Gala
Eva Bauman
Clara Plomer
Mr. Rinehart
Ruth Stoltz
Frank Rebetthaler
Dick Bernhard
Erwin Jones
Cc. E. Perdue
Hinton
Wilson Bros
Modern Clothes Shop
Leonard & Riordan
Orson D. Castle
Lowa
O. C. Foster
Sardam
Steinarl
J. A. Cobb
Merchants State Bank
America
Watdsbury County
Bugsy
G. W. Mostillet
Yockey
J. B. van Houten
Nethe Horner
Omaha
John Horner
Arthur Artlip
Red Gah
Ira Green
Peter Frahm
Kingsley
John Paulsen
Molstein
Waie Porch
Murphy-Wehde
John Marginee
Chamberlain
Gough Remady
J. F. Oertel
Anthon
Chas Hough
Battle Creek
Lida Dewey
Milwaukie
Wis
Cherokee
H. Rhoads
New Chalmers
Chalmers
Reo
Axel Steele
J. H. Wetmore, Greta
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