For Sale Mixed Ads Include House Hay Wood and Pigs
Classified excerpt lists a five room corner house near post office with shade trees and city water. Also offers Red Cross base burner stove, Poland China pigs, fall bears, and oak wood for sale. Includes hay for sale at prices per ton and other farm items from multiple sellers.
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Postaffice
Escap
B.D. Battin
Poland
China
Brookside Farm
Robinson
Ajay House
Half Century Reunion At The Goucher Home
A pleasant day marked the fiftieth anniversary celebration at the Goucher home for Mr. and Mrs. Goucher. Guests included Orson Castle, Oscar Castle, Jessie Shadle, Mrs. Fred Watson, Morris Shadle, and others, with Morris a great grandson. Mr. Goucher, long a resident, taught in Michigan and Boone, once active in politics, and his grandson Ly Case is a local student. The couple, though elderly, remain in good health and content with life.
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Goucher Siday
Creamon
Amurkige
Goucher
Orson Castle
Oscar Castle
Jessie Shadle
Woong
Fred Watson
Spencer
Ard Wes
Fred Shadle
Soa Morris
Boone
Morris
Michigan
Boone, Ta
Republican Party
Revels
Lyi Case
Leshist
Althoush
Coueber
oLhe
Leyare
Hapmng
Lwe Valwihle
Red Cross Seals Fight White Plague Across Towns
The United States government issues guidance allowing Red Cross seals to be sold at post offices and street booths to fund tuberculosis relief. Local chapters organize sales at post offices and elsewhere starting December 3, with thousands purchasing the red seals to support the anti tuberculosis campaign.
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Washington
Governanae
Red Cross
Amore
Department of Tiberculosis
Law
Meine
Local G A R Post Elects Officers at William Baker Post
Sunday afternoon at the G A R Willian Baker Post No 208 the annual election of officers was held. New commander John Hortiers and officers E Schweisiyger Erre Robinson DP Adan J F Chattin and Flatty Reynolds were named. Joint installation set for January 6. The post founded in 1884 with 140 comrades, now down to 21. Isaac Lane is the oldest member and Isaac Rattan the youngest.
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GA. Bi
Willian Baker
John Hortiers
E. Schweisiyger
Erre Robinson
DP. Adan
Irgecu
J. F. Chattin
Chaphan
J.C. Good
Flatty Reynolds
Isaac Lane
Isaac Rattan
Ae Pom
Schoolhouse Purchase Reported for Correctionville District
A late 1888 entry notes the Correctionville Dependent School District acquiring land and a substantial building valued at about $2,000. The first floor serves as a schoolroom by public schools, with the second floor used for other purposes.
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Correctionvile
Magic and Music to Form Enjoyable Programme at Correctionyile Winter Lecture
The Diewies Wesentuy magpie and Wwusie will headline the Correctionyile winter lecture at the opera house Maud eve ym g, November It. The show features a magician who is also a musician with bells and xylophone as highlight instruments. Mig Imetue, a whistler and main player, promises a highly sought program. Season cards cost 1 0F UY, line of the course May bis purchased at 125 dollars, children's tickets 75 cents.
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Diewies
Wesentuy Magpie
Wwusie
Opera
Maudevenmyg
Divtrue
Mig
Imetue
Dinkries
Memorial Obituary Notice for Benjamim Franklin Wilson
The Silent Messenger of Death has entered our midst and taken Brother Benjamim Franklin Wilson. On November 14 1911 the silver cord was loosed and his spirit returned to God. The committee extends sympathy to his wife and family and recommends draping the Chartry and Jewels for thirty days and recording the memorial in the Chapter. Correctionville News. December 1 1921. Committtee Mrs Daisy C Stientz Vir Merton Patterson Bessie LE Patterson.
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Stelen
Benjamim Franklin Wilson
Correctionville
Iowa
Daisy C Stientz
Merton T. Patterson
Bessie LE. Patterson
Not Far Away Town News Items From Danbury and Environs
Local notes report Mrs George Seibold a longtime Danbury resident troubled by timber squirrel slaughter. Danbury hosts a ten story lodge with 160 Masons and opening ceremonies led by E G Dilley of Sioux City. A Danbury man Mary Mnockson near Meriden loses two fingers in a corn shelter accident. Joe McCoslin dies in Cherokee after freight train strike. Newell acts to curb traveling solicitors by forming a committee to inspect wares. Ira Anen loses his left arm in corn shredder accident at Whiting farm. Lake View reports seventy thousand pounds of fish harvested this year.
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LeMans Parmers
Sic
George Seibold
Danbury
Whiting
Mnockson
Meriden
E. G. Dilley
Sioux City
Joe McCoslin
Winds Central Railroad
Cherokee
Newell
Ira Anen
Ten Ten
Hale Bon Durant
Sloan
Wm. Quail
Sar City
First National Bank
Ida Grove
John Waugh
Chas. Houstan
Debaters Named for Cherokee Labor Motion Clash
Three boys, John Madison, Lyon Castle, and Georose Southwell, will defend the labor movement stance praising closed shops against Cherokee team members Wilmer Crunk, Roy Oi, and Francis Brown. Debate marks opening of the Iowa High School Debating League with two matches at the opera house and November 15 clash dates referenced.
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John Madison
Lyon Castle
Georose Southwell
Wilmer Crunk
Roy Oi
Francis Brown
Norember
Etrik
Supt Maus
Iowa High School
Sunt
Methodist and Evangelical Church Notes in Washta Area
Church news from Methodist Episcopal and Evangelical congregations highlights revival plans beginning January 5, with services, Sunday school at 10 a m and sermons by Rev A B D Acheson and E F Mitchell. Reports mention growing congregations, prayer meetings, a missionary table, and community announcements including local incidents and awards.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Acheson
Resige
Nehemiah
Evangelical Church
E. FR
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