23 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
1
March event details show AA football team WR participation with plans for a March event. Officials outline schedule and venue though exact dates appear incomplete. Local sources note anticipated matchups and potential attendance figures as organizers seek confirmation.
The message emphasizes delivering quality without high prices, insisting that safe clothes are affordable and reasonably priced for customers. It highlights a commitment to value and safety in apparel.
Brandegee Kincaid and Co offer tailored Utica made clothes praised for quality and dependable fit from coat collar to trouser underturn. Fabrics feature unique patterns and true texture. The new season invites a viewing of these admirable garments.
Correctionville High School invites patrons to a Friday concert at the Opera House featuring a chorus of about 100 voices, two pianos, and an orchestra performing pieces from One World. Tickets available at Wrights Drug Store after February 2014. early orders encouraged.
Daily from March 10 to April 10 tours via Union Pacific and North Western lines. Personally conducted California tours depart Chicago every Tuesday and Thursday from Pullman. Double berth Chicago to Coast cheaper than ever. For details contact S.A. Hutchington Mer. Tours Dept 212 Clark St Chicago or via North Western ticket agents.
For sale fine Barred Plymouth cockerels and Barred Plymouth jocks. April and May hatch. Good birds at reasonable prices. Also a LOCT-Pocketbook in Correctionville last Saturday. Finder please come to this office and receive reward. Mrs Jen Morgan owns.
Sac City and nearby towns push a southern Hawkeye Highway route from Fort Dodge to Sioux City via Early Schaller Chilva Jak stein Cishing Correctionville Moville and Sigs City to save miles and ease river-to-river traffic. Commercial clubs consider culverts and road upkeep while seeking broader regional support for faster south route adoption.
The Ala Advertiser reports new press installation at the paper and purchases in town including Dto elevator by Mr Lowry of Cushing and leadership for the Southland band by C T Talcot of Mapleton. Roy F E Stetson of Cherokee seen anointed the day naval academy Tat Atuanolis. The GLeader commends Oto mayor for halting dranks and provides drainage project updates. Bonded debt reduction in Woodbury, special election planned to fund $75,000 for waterworks. Ex-sheriff Rawlings stays in Onata area. Ida Grove Pioneer notes livestock shipments from Tola county and Wixcel Manufacturing moves to Sioux City with capital stock up to $250,000. Congregation church at Sloan under repairs with services held at Holiness church. Ralph Gilmore of Sioux City named assistant cashier at Farmers Savings bank of Pierson. J O Smith retires from Lake City merchandise business after 29 years. Mrs H J Brown dies February 12 1911 a longtime Moville Congregational founder.
Reading public is well taken care of here. Correctionville public library added thirty two new books in the past two weeks including The Mistress of Shenstone and The Road to Providence among many titles. Other notes mention local events, personnel changes, a fire incident in Rock Rapids, and sympathy for Mr Hansen's health and loss.
Marion Mitchell of Moville visits the vicinity for farm views. Maiola Stauffer returned home Saturday after visiting at the Stauffer residence. W. N. Hatfield and Dr. Murcer came back from Chicago Tuesday. Mand Llockings and pupils at district No 1, Wolf Creek township.
No. 6 Stutland township reports the Sons of Herman held a masque at their hall Friday evening. The remains of Mr. Krante, a former resident of Wyoming, were buried in the Fair View cemetery on Saturday. Rev Baumgattige conducted the funeral service.
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