Public Sale by W. F. Woodruff Near Correctionville and Anthon
Public sale at Woodruff farm miles west of Correctionville 7 miles north of Anthon and 7 miles southeast of Pierson on Tuesday January 3 1911 at 1 PM. Implements and stock include 3 mares 25 cattle 10 milch cows one coming fresh 3 two year old heifers 4 heifer calves 2 steers two years past 2 yearling heifers 4 steer calves 10 dozen chickens McCormick mower riding cultivators plows seeders hook island disc etc. Household goods and farm items. Free lunch at noon. Terms cash for sums under 10 dollars and 12 months on bankable notes bearing interest. d P Gramar prop P McGuire Anict E Schneckloth clerk. For Sale Household goods inquire Mrs Morris Fax.
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Correctionville
Anthon
Pierson
McCormick Mower
Hook Island
D. P. Gramar
P. McGuire
E. Schneckloth
Molden
Twarth
Busines
Tieroe
Neha
Paral
Thel
Ernest
Allaen
Tow
Asmienlear
Lovins
Gilwu
Sisricultrsl
Christmas Fund Gladdens Forty-One Correc tions Children
The News Christmas fund contributed 2100 dollars aiding twelve families in Correctionville and forty-one children. Contributions came from Dr Burris Mrs Overholser and many residents, with baskets distributed Christmas Eve. Volunteers organized provisions, candies, and nuts to maximize benefit for the needy children.
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Copeland
Wiha Jacobs
Wood Mattoon
Rst
G H W. Burrig
M D. Smith
J. W Overholser
Dr. Burrs
Mr Nels
Correctionville Short Course Faces Poor Attendance
The article questions if Correctionville will let the short course fail amid low interest for the January 23 28 session. It cites past community support with about 300 scholarships and urges local business leaders to boost attendance and continued farm prosperity through lessons from prior courses.
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Correctionville
Hatheld
A. Harwood
Christmas Toy List by a 12 Year Old
A nostalgic poem by Rather Wallace lists gifts children received for Christmas. Ruthie has a lug doll Esther a hat Leo a little horse Johnny a tile gun Charley the same Mary a lamb and Lume a cup Baby a silver bell Lawrence a sleigh Helen forgets Arthur a sword Alice a mule Betsy a sleeping dog Archie crayons and more.
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Ruthie
Esther
Leo
Bat Johnny
Charley Tid
Mary
Toicdhie
Aunt Sobert
Alan
Lume
Baby
Lawrence
Helen Las
Tye
Arthur
Alice
Betsy
Archie
Lizzie
Papa
Mama
Sybell
Rather Wallace
Harrowing Night Ride for Sick Child in Arns
The Garber family’s eldest child Sybil is diagnosed with diphtheria and the home quarantined. A Sioux City surgeon aided by Dr Thompson and Mr Garber’s family carried the child to Lions City Hospital where she faced potential laryngitis treatment and possible surgery, but she began improving after antitoxin and modern remedies. other relatives contend with scarlet fever and illnesses while school attendance remains below normal amid ongoing public health concerns.
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Sybil
WeiLber
Garber
Sioux City
Bat
Dr . Thompson
Morningside
Uere Sims
W. EL Garber
Hee Gun
Hampson Kiewes
Adamsone
Missy
Mr Garber
Wallis
Gian
George
Willian
Tome
LODGES ELECT OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
The Royal Neighbors elected officers last Wednesday evening and held a Christmas gift exchange. Names listed include Yiomu Cunha, Teanette Ross, Desst Tt, Hudel McQinnly, Leona Woohsden, Gon the Watson, Bernice Ross, Bebe Lee, Georgia Hobbies, Carl Roers, and others. An installation is planned with state delegate Miss Dessa Ross and triale Miss Leslie Miller mentioned. Rebels and OKS chapter also report officer elections.
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Santa
Lee
Yiomu Cunha
Wile
Teanette Ross Vive Prnde
Desst
Ordar Rapids
Offigers
Klta
Rosy Kare Torter
Mamie Peck
Suan
Jloanette
Ross State Dele
Sarah South
Sin Chapter
OKS
Rachel McQuitty
G 1H
TF Conklin
Leslie Mille
A. J. Weeks
Bessie Patterson
Ian Ross
Mae FON ROM. qeive of Tam me hee
Mae Fon Rom reports on taming the sea windward voyage with new gear and crews, noting a fresh start for the trade route and improved efficiency amid shifting maritime conditions.
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Mae Fon
Qeive
Tam
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F.W. Woodruff
Morris
A. M. Misel
Newa
H. Burris
Woodruff
H. Anderson
Staley
A. J. Eckhart
George A. Hailey
Riordan
Tow Ir
Wm. Jacobs Overholser
Fo Schmatts
John Mann
Charles Lough
Chamberlain Mercine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
The
Ark
Chamberlain
Will
Foundation of
Tru !T
Bailey State Bank
W. T. Joyce Co
Leonard Brugger
R. J. Pattison
C. C. Yockey
Storm and
Stabie
W. M. Rheubottowt