23 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Correctionville News
Location
Correctionville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
1
You would be Cooler if you were dressed in our summer furnishings. Soft Shirts with or without collars Underwear light weight woolen Balbriggan and Porosknit two piece or union suits Summer Ties for hot weather Everything to keep you cool Come in the first time you are in town and get rigged out for the summer as the hot weather has begun.
The report recalls the drowning of Ralph Brady at Lake Andes, his funeral at the Methodist church, and family scenes at the depot. It also notes oblique local items including post office status, fire brigade uniforms, and forthcoming events in Danbury and surrounding towns with mentions of local officials and residents.
The Sioux City Commercial Club raised 20000 dollars to bring Glenn H Curtiss and his aviation team to Woodland Park Riverside for a two day June 29 30 and July 1 event. Willard and Mars assistants will headline flights with exhibitions races and tests as crowds of about 25000 expected daily. Western League games offer morning entertainment at Mirzou Park with band concerts each afternoon.
Salix Free Press recalls the tornado anniversary at Salix in 910 and reports Salix to build a new opera house. Clarence Hulman and Dora Currier wed at Salix. A bachelor buys a new car with a likely third seat. Danbury and Saltlush schools graduate four girls. Russell Wilson is accused of brandishing a knife in Danbury. Danbury barber shops will close at 8:30 in summer. A Smithland storm brings glass breakage to a railway station. No crop damage reports. Onawa Cheroker I C superintendent Fletcher reportedly resigns. T N Sullivan expected to be appointed. Fletcher’s resignation takes effect today.
Carrechionville saw two performances yesterday drawing firke attendance as the Sparks circus, known in the east and south, tours westward. Managers and performers were clever with good treatment. The noon parade drew hundreds, supported by three bands and a steam envelope, with well-groomed horses and lively acts.
Former Correctionville boy Royce L Overholser wed Eda Werness of St Paul in Minot North Dakota The quiet ceremony occurred at the bride’s brother J A Werness home The couple will spend time with Overholser’s parents in South Dakota then visit Twin Cities and ranch life in SD The bride is a trained nurse and well regarded in Aberdeen Nebraska or North Dakota context retained from source
The Iowa Weather and Crop Service notes a week with 4 degrees above normal temperatures and little rain across much of the state. Sunshine favored growth, but pastures dried and small grains stunted while fields become cleaner through replanting. Oats show strong prospects for a large yield, hay preparations begin, and early potatoes reach market readiness.
The local library announces a fresh batch of titles joining shelves. Reads include works by Lincoln, Eggleston, Barbour, Osbourne, Paine, and Fielding, among others.
An elderly man known as Tip Johnson, claiming to be a fruit picker from Washington Kansas, was taken into custody by Marshal Olson near Natl Castle’s farm and later brought to Sioux City. An insanity information was filed, and he will be held pending state board of parole action before possible commitment to a state institution.
Chicago's Wendell Phillips high school has written to Supt. Smith King requesting a Thanksgiving football game here. Past efforts to book a game last year failed as Chicago chose Dubuque high school instead. Smith King expects a strong team this fall.
Farmers urged to bring their grain for testing and correct honest weight checks at Hanford Prairie Co with W Glasgow as agent assuring accuracy and fair measures for growers seeking reliable grain pricing and quality assurance.
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