GEO L CASTLE DIES SUDDENLY OLD RESIDENT OF CORRECTIONVILLE
George Lee Castle former Correctionville resident died suddenly in Sioux City at 63. Born in Springfield Pennsylvania, he lived 65 years in Correctionville. He leaves his parents, siblings, a daughter Nellie Betzer, and two sons Ray and Lloyd. Funeral held at home with Rev. Jameson and Rev. Bush, interment in local cemetery. Coroner cited heart failure. no inquest. Plans arise to build a road straight through the hills from west to Little Sioux bridge, shortening travel by about a mile and a half.
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George Lee Castle
Correctionville
Chicago
W. W Castle
Lloyd Castle
Bslour City
C C. Castle
A. Jameson
D. Bush
C C Castle
Springfield
Sioux City
J. M. Warren
Cherokee
F W. Miller
W. W. Castle
Nellie Betzer
Harveill
Ray
South Dakota
Lloyd
Whose eyes meet the horseman at the fairgrounds
A quizzical verse questions who can judge a horse, a cow, and a pig at fairs. It asks who can see if the beasts are healthy or troubled and who helps at fairs to please visitors.
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Bess
Sunday School Workers to Attend Three Days in Woodbury
Local committees arrange for the twenty fifth annual Woodbury County Sunday School convention to be held in Correctionville on September 6 and 7. The program includes devotional services, talks by Grace Jones and WD Stem, prayers, reports from officers, and workshops on temperance and church engagement.
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Woodbury County
Correctionville
Fred H Smith
Wm Tackaberry
Round Table
Grace Jones
Des Moines
WD Stemn
Des 8
Miss Grace Jones
Gmith
Stem
Atais
B. A
Faust Pee Er
Walter Itton
W.D Stem
Movnes
Elfreda Zarges
Mes H Darling
Geo
Local Library Adds 2204 Books in 1913 List
Correctionville library archives reveal a 1913 catalog update with titles by Heather Moon and many authors. The long list includes The Motor Boys series, The Heather Moon, The Second Violin, The Street Called Straight, and other titles like The Rich Mrs Burgoyne and The Bunker Bean, indicating a diverse collection expansion.
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Correctionville
Heather Moon
Williamson
Cameron
Corinor
Demon Motor Beat
Mra
Burgoyne
Roscoe Paine
Polley Ann
Gaskell
Tiina
Motor Boys
West
Atlante
Pacific
Sree
Flains
Young
Youngs
Brewster
Maine Woods
Otis
Hussia
Wood Baie
Prof Krieger Chosen Supt of Schools in Burlington
Herbert W. Krieger of Burlington Iowa was elected Tuesday evening superintendent of Schools at a salary of 1200 dollars per year Miss Gene Whittemore of Sioux City selected for the eighth grade to succeed Miss Martha Powell The Illinois Central decision to improve patron service prompted new cars Cath carts and Smith Hov elson Lumber work on coal houses and fresh painting on elevators and buildings
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Herbert W. Krleger
Burlington
Iowa
Gene Whittemore
Sioux City
Martha Powell
Krieger le
Iowa State University
Illinois State University
Philippines
Illnois Central
Cathcart
Smith-Hovelson Lumber Company
Cathcarts
Smith-Hovelson
Compiled List of 19th Century Theatrical Titles and Authors
A fragmented OCR listing multiple plays and authors. Items include The Iron Woman Deland and The Amateur Gentleman Farnot, with stray names such as Davies Barbour Pariah and Gobol Trail. The garbled text resembles a theater or book catalogue with numerous misread proper nouns and titles.
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Griersi
Bacheller Tanley
Andrew
Gilad
Davies
Deland
Farnot
Percy
Bali
Barbour
Teachel
Bea
Phil Fee Eer
Messee Barbour
Pariah
Geya
Baidpate
Selling Shares for Permanent Chautauqua
A movement to form the Correctionvilla Chautauqua Association seeks $5,000 capital and a permanent park and buildings to cut yearly rental costs. Shares cost $10 with 40 percent due at issue and 2 percent annually until paid. The plan aims to boost local real estate value and sustain future assemblies despite past deficits and weather impacts.
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Correctionvilla Chautauqua Association
Chautauqua
Ernest Schneckloth
J Thomas Mumford
J L. Dubois
WH Garter
E C Bailey
C. P. Riordax
Mapleton
Jokee
Ids
Grove
Hautauqua Hotel Firing Sparks Park Controversy
A disrupted workers dispute erupts at the Hautauqua Hotel involving the park chief Witcheeaa and a financier named Momiay A emery, alleging misconduct and breach of duties. Authorities caution due process while inquiries proceed.
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Owlie
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Geo. L. Castle
Frost
Little Sioux
Pater Harder
Oki
Dr. Allen
LOGAL
Prof
Krieger
Jane John Fostroman
the Linde Pladier
Delco
Saturday Evening Post
F. H. Anderson
Swoodland
Norton
Margaret Stahl
Hurnette
emery ant conce —_ ae ot
Mare Ee
Banus
Sua
Sherwin- Williams
Hamilton
C. C. Yockey
F. W. Woodruff
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