Christmas fund helps 13 families in Correctionville
The Correctionville News reports a Christmas fund totaling 34 dollars aided 13 families. Two committees led by Mrs H A Smith and Mrs Ward Edwards coordinated buying provisions and distributing gifts with care, reflecting widespread community generosity and neighborliness.
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Correctionville News
H. A. Smith
M. Moran Wood Aire
W. H. Mattuou
War Edmuais
J. Thowas Mumford
BE. C. Conmlasd
Tveithey
Wolf Chases Through Farm Country Near Paris
A wolf was pursued for twenty five miles west of Paris by hounds before being driven toward the Dar Nelson farm. The wolf halted near a barn and displayed its teeth as the dogs closed in. Residents reported the hunt as tense while keeping vigil for the wild animal's movements.
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Paris
Wash
Tawes
Ohadt
Dar
Nelson Farm Wesh
Lown
Nelson
Man and wife escape under moving train wheels in Sioux City incident
A husband and wife, Mrs. J. H. Stubbs and her spouse, narrowly escaped being run over by a Northwestern train in Sioux City after a rainstorm. He pulled her from the track as wheels approached, saving both lives. Bystanders aided their return to the platform amid heavy train crowding and criticism of poor station conditions and railroad service. The piece attacks the line’s accommodations and calls for improvements.
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Sioux City
Hoswill
J. H. Stubbs
Mrs. Stubbs
Iuin
Mr. Stubbs
Tesiu
Rezac
Stubbs
Moville
Northwestern
Chiscago
First Lecture in Winter Course Ties to Opera House
Henry Blick Burns, lecturer, appears Tuesday evening at the opera house as the third number in the Winter lecture course. Burns is acclaimed and well known for a Northeastern Iowa audience, with Storm Lake calling him the best public speaker in Northwestern Iowa. He is described as forceful, original, and jocular in style.
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Henry Blick Burns
Opera House
K. Burns
Storm Lake
Storm Lake PileTribune
Iowa
Henry Black Burns
Local Bridge Plant Sold to Be Operated
The Clay Products Company organized in Sioux City with a capital of 2,000,000 half paid up takes over the Henry Wack Burns Cherry Red Pressed Brick company. Details mention a transfer announced during a January lecture by A. and EB. C. Bailey.
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Clay Products Company
Sioux City
George
EB. C. Bailey
Henry Wack Burns
Cherry Red Pressed Brick Company
Louse
Correctionville
Patrons Shower Mail Carrier With Holiday Gifts
Ivan J. Rhine, on Tural route No. 2 from Correction ville, received a generous “shower” from route patrons led by Mrs. Sam Walker after returning to the post office last Saturday night. He brought home four dressed chickens, a goose, beef, pork, twelve quarts of canned fruit, several jars of jelly, mince meat, sacks of popcorn and walnuts, candy, cigars, cake, and more, with so much he could not carry it all.
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Ivan J. Rhine
Tural
Correctionville
Sam Walker
Brick plants consolidate to run at full capacity
The Clay Products Company now owns the Lower Brick Company Sioux Paving Brick Company both of North Riverside Sioux City the Holman Brick Company of Sergeant Bluff and the Correctionville Company. Capitalized men in the organization hope the local plant will resume operations and acknowledge no finer pressed brick has been made to the west than the one produced here.
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Clay Producte Company
Lower Brick Company
Sioux Paving Brick Company
North Riverside
Sioux City
Holman Brick Company
Sergeant Bluff
Correctionville Company
Methodist Episcopal Church revival and meeting notices
Rev. R. D. Acheson presides as Brotherhood meets Monday at eight. A public planning prayer meeting is Thursday at 7 30 for the coming revival. Everyone is invited. Revival begins Friday January 5 at 7 30. New Years dinner served by Ladies Aid at 12 with seats arranged by Mrs. H. A. Smith. Menu includes tomato soup roast chicken mashed potatoes peas cabbage cake coffee and more.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. A. Smith
Christmas program at Evangelical Church draws large audience
The Christmas program at Evangelical Church featured well rendered numbers by children and a Santa Claus appearance. A purse of nearly $18 in silver was presented to Pastor E R Mitchell by Dan Jones, and a mission collection was taken. Sunday preached by Rev Charles Fuller from Grand Meadow township, with services announced for next Sunday.
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Santa Claus
Dan. Jones
Chas. Fuller
Grand Meadow Township
Oskalooga
Aaron Card
Washta
Fuller
Chas. Weeks
Women's Missionary Society
Bert Twogood
Ruth Trona
Kingsley
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Chi Udted Wien Coonpillee
Walter Schiecklet
G. A. Bailey
Solin Maonz
John Wetmore
A. Sadlersity
Sluamaker
Jane Heath
Correctionville Stoye
M. Moran
Chas. Hough
H. AL Smith
H. Garberrl
W. Overbolser
Bert Fullertos
WIT Fages
R. D. Acheson
Evangelical Church
E.R. Mitchell
Yourself
Inez Whinery
Mary
Frank Mathis
Gospel of Christ
C. C. Carpenter
Prof. Carpenter
Miss Whinery
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