Local notes record residents and events across Cushing area
The excerpt lists visits and movements of residents including Blenehe Daniels, Gert Lyman, and Carl, announces Mrs Lyman moving to a new home, and notes social gatherings, travels to Sioux City and Bronx City, a petit jury report, recovery from tonsillitis, hog farming updates, and a birth. It mentions dances, hospital trips, stock shipments to Chicago, a new day operator at a center, and various local social and business activities in a 1914 era community newspaper style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bite Gallentine
Charmed
Holcomb
Ser
Mite
Bad Brown
Corsonville
Bere
Battle Creek
Blenehe Daniels
Doctor’s Cave
Gert Lyman
Lake City
Carl
Cushing
Bronx City
A. O. Beers
Anthon
Myron Beers
Correctionville
John Insche
Love
S. D
Loren Beers
John
Ilinois
Auguust Bertelsen
Sioux City
Monsiay
Petit Jury
Reynolds Evans
Bondins
Nelse
VK. P
Opera House
J. Etler
Midway
Allie Cipperly
Rochester
Minn
J. B. Bertelsen
E. S. Stewart
Wm Kargholz
John Henricksen
Earl Stewart
Wm Barghokk
Goldie Lancaster
Pierson
Centrate
Nelly
Lake
Addietee
Adams- Tae
Frank Rekenthaier
Art Quinn
Exi
Harry Kurtz
Cherokee
Mi EL Lakes Air 2
Old Farmer Prices Spark Marketing Debate
Wind in ties with local farmers sparks talk on marketing their onta at a figure ten jena higher per bushel than the Canadian market. Ole Linge notes new rates hit him hard, rising from 25 cents to about 40 cents. John Pieper reports selling his Holstein farm north of Gabers for 210 dollars an acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena
Ole Linge
John Pieper U
Gabers
Community News From Pierson Club to Local Openings
The Book and Thimble club hosted its third party at the S C Willhoite home with Mrs Colburn and Mrs Dragoo aiding. Guests sewed on fabric tokens. prizes went to Mrs Raw and Mrs Manning with Mrs Peterson as consolation. A late Somer set followed and a two course luncheon ended a delightful evening. Also, J J Rhine opened a new grocery store with East London as clerk. hot coffee and wafers served. Sunday featured a WCTU lecture by Mrs Paterson, no church services that night. Numerous local visits, hospital stay for Miss Ethel Hardie, a home talent show for the library, and multiple town visits filled the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C
Peterson
Justin Keuges
Anthon
J. J. Rhine
Rhine
East London
Fred A. Patterson
Sioux City
Callie Short
Correctionville
Ethel Hardie
Opera
Arlo Rice
Biss
Henry Snyder
Clifford
Stther
Ezra Erb
Anders
Kingsley
Henry Brandt
Craig
Iowa
Elitor Perdue
Guimie Messerole
Hia Patterson
James Landon
Bleasdell
Olin
Lilixa Stearns
Ole Sampson
Miss Glover
Lawton
Elliott Paddock
Asa Josyin
W. Josyin
Marie Hanson
Maud
Mr. Fouth
Ed Bare Jr
Levi Leek
Jake Sproul
Nancy Short
Goldie Lamesster
Wm Herbold
McKee
Cherokee
Chas. Mankhe
Nile Glark
Clead Miller
George Decker
Kaney Shert
Wi Dewitt Wes
Sartor
Lancaster
Suntstech
Pearl Nafe
Jorn
Serivedy
Hisith Scartetna i
Mamdog
Mill
Howard
Chittres
Kingrey
State Bank of Correctionville Ledger January 1914
Statement of the condition of the State Bank of Correctionville Iowa at close of business January 1914 shows assets totaling 296,420.15 with gold silver and currency on hand 2, - and deposits standing at 285,490.05. Liabilities include capital stock 25,000.00 and total deposits 285,490.05 with bills payable 5,000.00 and profits after expenses 930.10. Officers C J Wohlenber, president and Ernest Schneckloth cashier swear the figures are true and assets belong to the bank. Notary public Kastner attested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Iowa
Ida County
Wohlenberg
Ernest Schneckloth
C. J. Woutensere
J. Wohlenberz
Kastner
Taal County
R. P. Wheatley
J. T. Walker
Aumont
Capital Shock
Sarpins
Woodbury County
J.h.bortt
Jase
Cor Kre Viedge
Betief
Polk County Farm Sale Adverts Prominent in 1914 Mississippi Valley
Just a few Argus sale dates list February farm auction notices. A three mile south of Correctionville location announces a closing out sale Monday Feb 16 1914 at 10 o clock featuring 16 horses 42 cattle 81 Duroc Jersey hogs machinery and household goods with cash terms under 10 and bankable credit thereafter, Edmund Heinse owner with McGuire Asst and Wellger Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correctionville
Bethel Church
Cushing
Midway
Jersey
Osborn
Case
Iganelr
Janesville
Jenny Land
Avery
Fuller & Johnson
Imperial Grain Uail
Great Western
Charter Oak
Stude Baker
H. P
Savage
de Laval
Edmund Heinse
P. McGuire
W. Wellger
Public Sale Near Pierson and Washta on Feb 18 1914
Auction lists 20 horses including blacks and browns with weights, 70 cattle with steers and calves, Hogs totaling 70 head with Poland China sows and brood sows, farm machinery such as a 60 bushel spreader, hay loader, and water tank. Terms: cash up to $10, then notes bearing 8 percent interest. held by clerk AH Gerd Teson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson
Correctionville
Washta
Poland
China
Black Hawk
Sai
AH Gerd Teson
Statement of the condition of a local Iowa bank in 1914
Statement of the condition of organized under the laws of Iowa located at Cushing Woodbury county at the close of business on January 28 1914 made to the editor of state Assets Amount of bills bonds and other evidence of debt bank Gold in vault 287.59 Silver in vault 623.25 Legal tender national bank notes and subsidiary notes shown in vault as part of assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Correctionville
Ity
Lti
Uns
National Bank
Iowa
Cushing
Woodbury
Legal Tender National Bank
Thoroughbred Shorthorn cattle sale near Washta and Quimby
First Ann Shorthorn will offer 33 head of Shorthorn cattle including 13 sows and 9 heifers with calves, 20 Jersey bred sows, and several young stock. All cattle in ordinary clothing, many with calves, vaccinated stock. Sale starts 1 pm Thursday February 1 at Washta and Cushing with rail connections. Credit terms available, 9 months on bankable paper, 8 percent interest from date of sale. Bring references. catalog requests payable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washta
Quimby
Holy Thursday
Toby
F.G. R’y
Cushing
N. W. Ry
W. A. Cowan
Prop
P McGuire
M. McGregor
Auetorger
Doings at Salix and surrounding visits
Sunday at Sheldon. visits from teachers, relatives and friends noted across Salix area. Residents from Jamestown Sloan Jefferson Herald Stirritan and Sioux City appear in social calls with neighbors, hosting, shopping trips, and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Ssars
Sheldon
Russ B. Mc Donnell
le Mars
Ambrose C. Jeli
Jamestown
N. D
Salix
FP. Dunn
P. O'Neill
Sioux City
J. Byers
Sloan
M. Gauthier
Arthur Lapierre
Jefferson
Frank Badden
Herald
Moville
Harvey
Noel Jhaeiesenx
Don Fords
Tibidia
City
Currier
Jolly Circle Club
Wil
B. J. Riley
Anna Hicks
Sloane
Salx
Henry Havilard
Fred Dunagan
Stirritan
Town
Harington and Sons
Kate
Notice for Road Superintendent Election
Written applications for the road superintendent of the ship township will be received on or before Saturday 1914. A township meeting will be held at Dr. Buens office to elect the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chitty
Tome
Cook
State Bank
E. C. Logan
Merchants’ State Bank
Manfoté
Jorgensen
Winterneilg Sa
Garber
Stewart
Faby
Aggiers
UBEAM
Een &S
Chery
Atrel
D. Castle
Foodbury Iipuing Tass
Tae
Bhazon
Monticello
Martian Kehoe
John McDonal
Centre Junction
Janes County
Safestete
Janes
Firs
Weld
den Moines
Franricker
ARGUS
C. C. Camarigg
L. A. Robinson
Ed Heinse
Thos. Jones
W. A Cowan
the Cushing Savings Bank
Cotte Des Rey
Ann Shorthorn
Friz
Mrs. Merton
Mirnes
Ae Harvey
Teather
Lee Casey
Lowney
O'Brein
Chicorne
Comer Cruz
Elzer J. Mill, Poop
Sioux Valley
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