Chalmers Cars Break Records at Shows and Demand Strong
The 1913 season promises a peak for Chalmers Motor Company as dealers report record sales at New York and Chicago shows. Two thirds of production shipped by March first amid a nation wide push, with California and Texas markets leading gains. Dealers seek higher allotments while urging customers to order promptly to secure a car before shortages.
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Chalmers Motor Company
New York
Wtropolitan
Chalmers
Chicago
Deitler
Uw Chalmers
California
Waterloo
Iowa
Carl , Page & Co
Los Angeles
Calif
Philadelphia
Des Moines
San Antonio
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Denver
Colo
Baltimore
Detroit
Buffalo
Cleveland
Fragmented Iowa notes on people and events
A garbled page lists visits by Anton and Wiinity Miew Lelie Pitchner and others to Mrs. Albert meat of Reney, with scattered references to Cedar Falls, Sioux City, and worship notes. It mentions Easter programs, hunting talk, and a diary fragment describing Captain Allen’s pursuit of a bear and camp scenes in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miew Lelie Pitchner
Ceva
Albert Meat
Bar Boerne
Jeutoal
Jarmat Allen Shire
Morthers Lows
Allen
Cantain Allen
Peiee
Correctionville High School Gazette Recaps Debates
The Correctionville High School Gazette notes a Thursday society meeting with a sizable audience. Miss Nelle Van Hauten and Opal Bure performed, a debate titled Be sureyid That high schools should have government was won by the negation 2 to 1, with Eva Barron Sampson Sundven Hattie Leonard and Albert Riordan as judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle van Hauten
Opal Bure
Eva Barron
Sampson Sundven
Hattie Leonard
Albert Riordan
Ebany
Woodruff
Elwed Davis
Erle Shunte
Edward Howse
Kil
Ward
the Gazette
Aliss Hiceve
Max Smith
Stephen A. Douglan
Lewla Wootridge
Thomas A. Evlisons
Mabel Dunton
Cushing residents hear city notes and local events
Correctionville visitors attend stock sale publicity and a list of community items follows. Deaths in Pomona Cal involve Miss Hansena Lund’s acquaintances. a streetcar incident is cited. Local plans include new residences, a collage, hot water plant, and a possible farmers store venture. Community life covers births, contests, illnesses, storms, and social visits through mid March 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Johnson
Gail Pattison
Jack Crawford
Correctionville
L. L. Beers
Hansena Lund
Pomona
Cal
Misa Land
H. H. Lund
Mise Land
C. E. Lowry
Oto
L. J. Lowry
Little Russel Ferry
Cushing
N. T. Bondhus
J. Sacquets
Holstein
Pew Laing
Wm. Hass
Wm. Gerrand
G. R. Lake
Sioux
City
C. E
M. F. Devell
Ha Grove
Ladies’ Aid
Hilen
Elizabeth Campbell
Dewey Mosier
Bessie Johnson
Sioux City
L. . Smith
Broxmire
Pemberton
Mi” Neen Ferry
Florence and
Lovrce Hass
Polly
Local Notes On Residents And Visitors
Earl Lando returns home from Des Moines after appendicitis surgery at Methodist hospital and reports feeling fine. Dr G H Davis traveled to Sioux City. Burgess ill last week. A fair crowd attended a Willow McGinty baseball benefit despite stormy weather. Nic Laviss Dragoo home from Cashing for a week’s vacation. Mrs KE Rawwars traveled to Sioux City. Darrell Petersom struggles with whooping cough. Mize Hallie Drageo offers sore throats complaints. Jessie Chapin ill. M M Comamings and Fer Test leave for Redwater, Missouri for the Dye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Plumer
Eva Bauman
Fred Bauman
Buchanan
Geo. Bewe
Sioux Cit
S. Davidson
Sioux City
Cushing
Margaret Daniels
Frank Mosler
Paveuport
J. Rheinhart
Battle Creek
Operative General Merchandise Sior
Hare
Reinhart Baw
Holstein
Correctiouville
Earl Lando
Des Moines
Methodist Hospital
G. Ht. Davis
Misa
Ataye
Goiter
Forty one years ago Wendel sowed wheat on the Peo near Marcus
Diary excerpts recount Wendel sowing wheat and planting corn forty one years past near Peo, with locals like Dr. Davis and Mrs. Cole mentioned. Reports note teachers, travel to Lake Amdes, relatives visiting, and a serious eye injury from a branch. Electric light proposal fails by one vote, prompting hope for street lighting and crosswalks before next election.
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G. H. Davis
Lake Am Des
Fritz
Herbold
Sioux City
Cole
Kingsley
Crow
Rev. Anderson
Local Notes From Lucky Valley and Surrounding Area
Movements and visits mark the week in Rock Branch and nearby towns. Families moved to a Lucky Valley farm and attended a Doble face sale, while Mrs. W. A. Lamphere and Meg HL visit. A class was confirmed at German Lutheran church. Various residents traveled, visited relatives, and attended funerals in Corrxtionville and Sioux City.
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Jas, Davis
Lucky Valley
W. A. Lamphere
Meg HL
J. Bans
Sions City
Henry Rocheye
Doble Face
Denedix
Windieppe Thuresey
Ge German Lutheran Church
Samay
Maite Anderson
Samaeg
Tbis
Mary Becken
Ats
Firlewa
Mabel Himkhouse
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Chalmers Company
J. H. Wetmore
Anton and
Wiinity
Olive Simons
Rodary
Ff. Igt
FL M. Coomey
Wil Dex Jas
Sieax City
Joan Hour
Cedar.Falls
Marie Weathers
RR. Raessler
Signe City
A. P. Vor
Siaux City
Tocefay
Joamna Gaia
Abe Schmidt
Walace Griffith
Rabb
Rednes
High School Gazette
Correctionville High School
Cluss
Correctionville News
Robert Mitey
George
Sean Bunnie
Bill
Neil
Lincoln Literary Society
Correctionville, Iowa
Tingville Bugle
Dorothy
Die Hk Fu Ve
Ting Ta Iehing
Leared
Als Bicher
Sen
Ees Pearl
Dillvat
Steeley
Whl
O'Neill
Lawrences
Fel Watkard
Crewe
Hihel Casey
Yockey
Didier
Bert
Rock Branch
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