Subscriptions and notices from Pleasant Valley township
Subscribers urged to check and remit back dues under new postal rules for second class mail. Democrats of Pleasant Valley call a meeting April 18 at 2 PM at the harness shop to discuss township candidates. Community items include Mrs. Stanton’s loom house, Glen Kinney’s land grant, and health board regulations. Benedict Miller’s death reported. funeral planned in Flandreau. county taxes explained as lower than four years prior, state tax higher, county debt down from $80,000 to $72,000 with interest paid.
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Pleasant Valley Township
C. Theo. ‘Schmid & Ben
Fayette County
Board of Supervisors
Easter Program at German Baptist Church
Easter program presented by Baptist and Methodist Sunday schools with orchestra at the German Baptist Church on Easter Sunday April 19 1008 at 2 30 pm featuring songs recitations and readings led by Rev Draewol and the pastor. The program includes Victorious Class 4 and 8 recitations songs and the message of Easter. Benign notices follow including school and local news items and community updates.
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Baptist and
Methodist
German Baptist Church
Eqater
Rigen
Grace Boyer
Happ A. Oleg
Jesus
Obituary for Zachariah Jennings and local notices
Zachariah Jennings born Indiana May 23 1817 died April 908 aged 90 10 10. He moved with parents to Fulton Iowa in 1880 and married Mary Morris December 10 1889. they had ten children all living except Alonga Wm. Surviving children listed in Nebraska Volga and Wadena area. Jennings lived in various states from 1846 onward and met grievous injuries eight years ago with his wife. she died in 1901. Funeral by Rev Mrs Nuedigate in Wadena. burial beside wife in Volga cemetery. Andrew Weinman of Round Valley Neb sends a dollar. Mrs Elizabeth Nicklaus and Tena Wilson guests at Rothlisberger home. Board of supervisors held long session. bank examiner praised Citizens’ State Bank. Elgin Canning Co stockholders re-elected officers and directors. S. B. Zeigler president, Benj Schon VP, R. O. Woodard secretary, C. F. Becker treasurer. directors include Chris Miller and others. Now is the refuse you will wanta
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Zachariah Jennings
Indiana
Fulton
Crandall
Wadena
Fitggibbons
Strawberry Point
Nebraska
Jennings
Iowa
Platteville
Wis
Delaware Co
Fayette Co
Bose
Gage
United Brothern Hs
Board of Supervisors
Gunderson
Hub
Citzens’ State Bank
Elgin Canning Co
S. B. Zeigler
Benj. Schori
R. O. Woodard
C. F. Becker
B. Zeigler
Benj. Schon
R.O. Woodard
Chris Miller
BE Becker
Referees sale of real estate Elgin Iowa area
Referees offer for sale a 228 acre stock farm in a Scandinavian community near a Norwegian Lutheran church and miles from market and county seat. Also eight town lots with brick building, dwelling, and share in a brick block business building. Call or address Ben Sonor C F Beexer Referees Elgin Iowa for particulars as sale is immediate. Mrs Wilber Albright of Fayette visiting nearby. Bam Lehman improving his home with new siding.
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Ben Sonor C. F. Beexer
Elgin
Iowa
Mre
Wilber Albright
Fayette
Bam Lehman i
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IERS
Ecuo
Postoffice Department
KE & Rusger
Iowa State Board of Health
Woman's Study Club
J. Anderson
India
Fred Gehring
Tom Kaudtaon
Chris. Miller
Benedict Miller
Flandrew
South Dakota
Draewel
Raster
Mae Hong
Clare Holstenson
Leo Schori
New Hampton
Louisa Schori
Harry Keiser
Frances Skarshaug
Walter Kohler
Stepanek
Frances
Gua Stoehr
Berg
Bessie Golstanson
John Kohler
Chas Monnahan
West Union
Gus A. Stoehr
Kensington Club
Vitizans’ State Bank
Becker
Miss Schori
N. E. Lewis
Alcester
Benedict
Miss Brown
North McGregor
Lewis
Folka
Willow Cresk
Opera House
Frank Bakeman
Seattle
Washington
Kone
Frank Stepanek
Key Home
Ladies’ Cemetery’ Association
John Sutter
Pulver Place
L. J. Doctor
Oelwein
Doctor
Fig In Savings Bank
Gus Gunderson
Sam's Mosby
Andrew Weinman
Round ‘Valley, Neb
Elizabeth Nicklaus
Tena Welson
Rothlisberger
Halstenson
Mea
Berg the Clothier
Fixin
Thoma Bros
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