BOPP'S New Bulletin Announces Property Listings
BOPP S New Bulletin lists additional property for bulletin No 26 to be issued soon Farms listed will benefit from spring and summer advertising and be prepared for sale in fall Strong demand expected from Illinois buyers and local markets with fifty Illinois agents coordinating sales No listing charges unless sold Private money available to loan on farms and chattel security Properties may be bought with small down payments and easy monthly terms Fayette County listings only Office invites inquiries and viewings
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Fayette County
Illly Ria Items Feature Local Visits and Snowy Outlook
ILly Ria Items reports a flurry of social visits across West Union Elkader Oelwein and Arlington with Mrs Fred Reichert and Mrs Charles Fritz hosting gatherings. A wintery storm Monday prompts reminiscences of old winter while families like Peters Yearous Reichert and Foxwell circulate between friends and kin.
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Fred Reichert
Elkader
L, W. MacKellar
H. B. Kerr
Elma Medberry
F. Foxwell
Andrew Yearous
Charles Fritz
Electric Bitters Boosts Ailing Man To Health
Nine years ago a Mill Creek resident faced doom until a druggist recommended Electric Bitters. He credits the tonic with saving his life and restoring strength. Sold under guarantee at Muehlenthaler Bros. drug store. Community notes cover school terms and local visits, with several families and residents named in casual updates.
Clermont News items from Enterprise era
J H Sheeman did business in West Union last Thursday. Henry Follett and P H Cummings were in West Union Monday. Mr and Mrs C B Robbins and daughter of Cedar Rapids spent Easter at Montauk. Harold Tonjum went to Iowa City for treatment at University hospital. Mrs Wim Larrabee Jr learned of her sister's death in Boston. Mrs Win Hendershott and daughters visited Farmersburg to see Irving. Mr and Mrs C A Payn returned to Cedar Rapids after visiting Clermont. Marion Hendershott accompanied them home.
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J. H. Sheeman
West Union
Henry Follett
P. H. Cummings Avere
C. B. Robbins
Cedar Rapids
Montauk
Harold Tonjum
Iowa City
University Hospital
Dr. Dane
Wim. Larrabee Jr
Boston
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Jennie
Ora
Farmersburg
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Death Was on His Heels in 1908 Pneumonia Tale
Jesse P. Morris of Skippers Virginia endured a severe pneumonia cough in 1908. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a rapid recovery after two and a half bottles, calling it the best remedy for coughs and lung disease. Sold under guarantees at Muhlenthaler Bros drug store. 60c and 1.00, trial bottle free.
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Jesse P. Morris
Skippers
Dr. King
Muhlenthaler Bros. Drug Store
West Union Hints at Strong Local Baseball Return
Joe Earle and wife returned home from Florida this noon. Mrs J M Wetherbee visited relatives in Elgin starting Tuesday. West Union may field a top baseball team this year in New England. County Superintendent R H Belknap attended a Des Moines meeting of state superintendents. Marshal Colburn has replaced the State in the courthouse square.
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Florida
West Union
N. E. Town
R. H
Belknap
Des Moines
Marshal Colburn
Court House
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Iowa
Elgin
Fayette
County
Fountain boy to be put in commission soon
W J Ainsworth returned from St Paul and will move household goods to their St Paul home. J R Cook came back from a Milwaukee to coast trip and brought Judith Basin grain samples. He notes they were grown without irrigation and urges finding him for information while he stays home the rest of the week.
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W. J. Ainsworth
St. Paul
J.R. Cook
Milwaukee
Judith Basin
Iowa
Cook
Twenty Years Health Sentence Cured by Arnica Salve
O B Woolever of LeRaysville New York declares he completed a twenty year health sentence cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve from bleeding piles. The salve is advertised as healing the worst sores boils burns wounds and cuts quickly with Muehlenthaler Bros drug store noted.
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Bucklen
Woolever
LeRaysville
N. Y
Muehlenthaler Bros. Drug Store
Wadena May Events And Planting Progress Report
April showers revived the town as Dank building work starts and grain fields green up. May 3 Sunday School Red and Blue Contest begins with a banquet planned for May 28. Thompson Bros ship Odgrbuckee barley, shipping over two hundred bushels with eighty acres left to sow.
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West Union
Thompson Bros
Wadena School Notes and Local Activities
Wadena notes report the Lawn Tennis club push and term reflections. Students Elsie Starr and Lola Whittebaugh return to grades seven and eight. Fred Kuhn and Mabel Poor cannot attend. A County Seat teachers meeting interrupted last Friday. Arbor Day planned with a tree planting after the literary program. A county tally notes Fayette leading attendance. Blues win tug of war and cricket. Also a health ad for Dr King's New Life Pills at 25 cents.
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D. T. Johnson
Fred Kuhn
Mabel Poor
Elsie Starr
Lola Whittebaugh
Oak Grove Local Notes and Visits Mention Neighbors
Mrs A Conner has been quite sick but is on the gain now. Frank Boyle has been sick but is some better. Grandmother O Neil was taken very sick yesterday but is better this morning. George Stansberry and wife start ed for Sioux City this morning to visit his parents. The guests at Wm Brabhams Sunday were Earn Holzer and family and Ward Brabham and wife. Sunday guests at Robert Wilsons were Ira Bennett and family, Mrs Mary Bennett, John Wilson and wife, Thos Howard and wife, Inez Howard and Hans Winkler and wife Dye of Wadenn who pitched for Volga City and now with the Kewaunee team pitched a no hit game against Wausau. Dye can deliver the goods and is one of the best amateur pitchers. He ll make good in fast company. Be sure to come in and pay your subscription.
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Thos. Howard
Inez Howard
Hans Winkler
Dye
Wadenn
Volga City
Kewaunee
Wausau
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