J Carnes Wins First in Corn Contest
Out of more than 60 exhibitors of corn at the Batley State bank last Saturday, C J Carnes a farmer southwest of town carried off the first prize for a gold medal. Peter Marder took third prize, and Brube was the runner up for second. The Bailey State bank offered three prizes for the best single ear of corn, but little interest arose. Farmers in this section showed excellent corn despite variable yield and quality. A testimonial from Ive Smith of Point Blank Texas says Chamberlain's Tablets cured his liver complaint. Fort sole by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batley State Bank
C.J. Carnes
Brube
Peter Marder
Bailey State Bank
al- Ralegh
Henry Brune
Gwa
Gured
Ive Smith
Point Blank Texas
Chamberlain's
Tata
Fort Sole
Correctionville Alumni Hold Busy Homecoming Program
Correctionville alumni entertained high school students and faculty Monday afternoon as the session was placed at their disposal. Speakers from Grinnell College Iowa State University Ames Osage Corydon and Grinnell College shared impromptu remarks praising the value of Correctionville high school training and the need for diligent effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almni
Igh School
Nellie van Houten
Grinnell
Irving Barron
George Southwell
Walter Schneckloth
Ernest Smith
Iowa State University
Earl Wilkin
Ames
Fanny McQuitty
Grinnell College
Geraldine Shantz
Osage
Misa Constance Page
Corydon, Ia
Vera Garnet Thom
John L Freeman
Correctionvilleigh School
Jamen Barron
The News Fund Delivers Christmas Cheer to 16 Homes
The News Fund distributes Christmas dinners to 16 households in Correctionville. Donors contributed generously, enabling unprecedented funds for baskets with chicken, tomatoes, corn, coffee, tea, crackers, frosted creams, candy, nuts, bread, apples, popcorn, and raisins. Organized by community volunteers, purchases and assembly were coordinated by Mrs. Sarah ONeill and colleagues, with Harold Dubois as the youngest donor, age 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Vane Enow
H. Garber
Charles Hough
E. C. Logan
RA Smith
Loo
L. Page
Seuss
F. H. Anderso
Epworth
MG R
W. Woparatt
M. Moran
McQuirey
Bob Halee
Neweoes
Correction- Ville
Genemus
Sivers
Anc
Hasd
Gift of His Own Money Showed Generosity Belief
The passage notes the apparent pleasure he took in handing over for the fund his own money, indicating a firm belief that it is more blessed to give than to receive.
Not Far Away Fatal Crash and Fire Damage
A man named Boreneda was struck and killed by a southbound St Paul flyer near Onawa last week. Nearby, the Held brothers’ stock barn near Hinton burned, destroying many prize horses and livestock with losses between 25 000 and 20 000 dollars. Alfalfa hay combustion is suspected. The state health board investigates a typhoid outbreak in Cherokee with over 20 cases. Merrill witnessed a separate incident in Gering involving a man entering Nicholes Anton’s store seeking tobacco.
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St Paul
Onawa
Blouse
Neb
Held Brothers
Hinton
A& Cxtile
State Board of Health
Merrill
Nicholes Anton
Irene Anton
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Correctionville
Bryan—.Marsh
Mazpa Lamps
Orleans
Inna
Raphael
J Carnes
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