Moville Area Social Notes and Local Happenings
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mathers visited Kingsley relatives on Sunday. Numerous locals attended the 4th of July events in Moville and Waghta with picnics and firecrackers. A two year old child sustained a head injury when struck by a horse near the yard, receiving stitches from a doctor. Many residents visited friends, attended the chautauqua, and traveled to nearby towns for visits and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mathers
Kingsley
J. L. Flathers
Morningsids
W. F. Wood
Gao
Bare
W.M. Short
Moville
John Baker
Inda Morgan
Sioux City
Elizabeth Parrish
Cherokea
Guy Carlton
Rachael Smith
Correctionville
Berbart Baugh
A. Whitebeld
Mankato
Minn
Boone
Grace Ranneker
Authon
Charakes
J. L. McManaman
Hawarden
A. E. Harvey
Nellie Prentice
Inez Foster
Dr. Bracknay
Shaldom
H. W. Bracknay
Bions City
W. Brackney
Regie Buon
Iroquois
John Bron
Bowers
Bernon
Mendy
Waghta
Gertrude Bartsch
J. L Gortselh
B. F. Dragoo
Dragoo
Ripaira
Mise Inaz Dorman
James Brownmiller
Bart Yard
Fowler
Archie Williams Buys Big General Store at Cushing
Archie Williams of Correctionville acquires the general store in Cushing after Sith & Kurty and Wants & Sons Go complete deals in the same week. The town anticipates increased trade as capital and experience flow in with the new firms, while residents reflect on the changes and wish the departing merchants well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Williams
Cushing
Sith & Kurty
Correctionville
John Wents
Wants & Sons Go
Holstein
Henry Grefe
Young At Ease
Smith & Kurtz
Smith & Kutte
Saveral
Harry Greta
Ibis
Tame Grass Replaces Corn On Vast Woodbury Acres
County Auditor Hostner reports from Woodbury County assessors that 1906 had 19 243 more acres planted in grass than 1908. At 25 bushels per acre and 64 cents per bushel, corn loss totals 307 245 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostner
Woodsbury
Gorrectsonville
Sioux City
Woodbury County
Barnum and Bailey Circus Promises Spectacle in Sioux City
Barnum and Bailey bring their great show to Sioux City on Saturday July 10, promising a record array of wonders. Jupiter the balloon horse, Karolly's 16 Hungarian stallions, musical elephants, Konyot equestrian troupe, seven foreign acrobatic troupes, aerialists, and hundreds of novelties headline a performance said to exceed all prior circuses. The expanded menagerie and a vast parade heighten expectations for a legendary display unmatched in scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum and Bailey
Sioux
Sean
Basean
Barnum & Bailey
Jupiter
Karolly
Nervous Collapse Mentioned in Personal Ad
A Wells Maine resident A G C Libby describes thirty years of travel and two nervous prostration collapses. He credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with relief and urges others to use it under directions with a money back guarantee from the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Bave
Miles* Nervine
A. G. C. Libby
Wells
Miles
Ten Commandments For Business Reads Like Fortune Advice
Fragments present a list titled Ten Commandments For Business urging proactive work ethic. It warns against waiting for opportunity, demands personal presentation, integrity, budgeting within income, and giving every man a square deal. The tone mimics biblical style with improper spellings and archaic phrasing.
Keep Out the House Flies Protect Health Bulletin Warns
A health bulletin from the state tuberculosis program urges sanitation to curb house flies as summer nears. It links flies to disease spread, warns against garbage and open drains, and advises sealing drains and keeping kitchens pest free. The tone stresses vigilance and public responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purenu
Board of Control of State Institutions
Dharge
Hovep
The Register and Leader Offers Subscriptions in Des Moines Iowa
The Register and Leader touts its reputation as Iowa’s best newspaper with strong features including cartoons and extensive Iowa news. A trial offer promises daily and Sunday editions and discounts through Oct 25, 1909, with subscriptions via publisher, postmaster, or newsdealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Tha
Register and Leader
Register
Leader
Ding
The
Laader Bas
Pest
Chicago
Washington
Lesder
Des Woines
Weedy Morning-Glory Controlled by Grazing Pasture
Morning glory, a troublesome weed in parts of the state, is less pernicious than quack grain. Surveys show the best control is to lure it into pasture where cattle, sheep, and hogs effectively suppress it.
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May
Kettnes Aaneren
Mick
Rock Branch
Oscar Sadler
Paul
IT. B. Framer
Mine Elva Hay
Jane Hatfield
Spring Dale
Misa Balle Geddes
Devils Lake
N. D
Geddes
Lawton
Jefferson
J. I. Gillam
Bert Kissinger
Chiff Bowers
Gowrie
Q.E. Hessin
Grace Davison
Miriam Robertson
Behavior
R. Robinson
Manson
Thos. Boothby
Westen Points
Seattle
Roy Chase
DeSmet
Anthon
James Rowley
Portland
Oregon
J L Jewell
of &B Dodge
Woh. Mattoon
Tretox
Mary Dunn
Blanche Mattoon
James Watson
Cherokee
F. Sullivan
Ningsley
Gerdes Wartman
Pomeroy
Pierson
B. Anderson
Edwin Qolling
Mass Ella Gollins
FE. J. Williams
Berio
N.D
John Southall
Susan Stearns
Robert Stearns
Shenee
Jennie Porter
Black Bills
E. J. Miller
Ira G. Miller
Morsingside
Pacific Coast
E. J. Winterstien
Sioux Falls
O. L. Cale
Mirah Mills
Sions City
Louisa
Helen McGraw
Schaller
Ellen Charity
Miss Pearl Wood
Councel Binls
John Hatehinzon
Datmont, SD
H. M. Hutchingon
E. J. Raw
Marjorie
Wenry Meyer
Movilie and
Tom Les
Mina Fanny Mann
Hartley
Charley
Arthur Jonas
Wagner
Jennie Safley
R. P. Prink
Rochester
Thompson
Cushing M. E
Teddy Humphrey
Council
Deaf and Amnd Asylum
Batlock
Crigatore
Henry DeLambert
Niles
Michigan
Ed Klingensmith
Mariel
Acklay
Is. G. P. McGraw
Frank Dragoo
W. J. Bryan
Grange
Lakeport
Labarty
Arlington
Rutland
Liberty
Timothy Rutland
Eclaver
Liston
Wolf Greek
Grawburg’s Gallery
Plymouth
EF. W. Woodruff
BTU
W. T. Joyce CO
R. J. Pattison
San Francisco
Hartford Fire Ins. Co
Hartford
Aetna Insurance North British and Mercantile Ins. Co
London
Edinburgh
Farmers’ Ins. Co
Cedar Rapids
Farmers’ Insurance CO
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Union Block
Geo, A
E. C. Bailey
Orrick
Correctionville, Ia
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