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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
1
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The County Fair Association plans a New Year's Eve program at the Opera House with a grand opening at 8 o'clock. A band concert, rope walks, strongman exhibition, wild-animal display, fortune telling, and a marriage ceremony are listed, plus a lot of local notices and ads for farm stock and remedies.
Woodbury county seeks to remain dry as saloon petitions fail to meet 65 percent voter consent threshold. town by town results show multiple establishments at risk. rumors swirl on a second petition while local figures highlight temperance impact and property owner rules.
William Bohle, aged 57, died December 1 1910 near Rock Branch, Woodbury County Iowa after a long illness. Born May 24 1853 in Waldeck Germany, he immigrated 1872 and lived in Scott and Pottawattamie counties before settling in Woodbury. Survived by wife, two sons, six daughters, one grandson, and brothers and sisters in Germany. funeral attended by about 40 Masons from Correctionville, Cushing, Pierson and Moville. burial at Fair View cemetery. card of thanks notes.
A wedding occurred on Wednesday December 14 at the Bower home as Ormia Hazel Bower married Frank Cockburn. Rev A M Misel officiated using the ring ceremony. Miss Ruth Carter played and Miss Edith Bower sang. Attendants included Mabel Kellogg. guests from Sioux City and Gilmore City. After the ceremony a four course luncheon followed. The couple will reside at 1505 Vine Ave Sioux City. Also notes on influenza cough remedy and Buff Orpingtons for sale.
A brief item notes a bat for sale involving individuals Bale or Qaire tied to the Tom Bink matter, with no further context provided. The fragment suggests a local notice or sports style listing, lacking clear outcome or dates.
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