Local Descriptions From Northern Iowa News Briefs
Reads like a patchwork of clipped items from a Northern Iowa paper. Mentions a flying machine patent claim in North McGregor, a $40,000 library grant to Buabuque, and a waterworks vote near Oreena. Reports August disasters in Manchester and Waverly, a fatal bull goring near Clear Trnke, and multiple injuries from power plant accidents. Also notes a bank theft disappearance at Nashua, a violent assault near Frankville, and a child drowning inquiry near Kaye.
Destruction of Residence and Local Deaths Reported
The home of BK. 2. Munger at Thrcndor burned on Monday morning July 30. John G. Keall of driekgon dunetion died last week from blood poisoning after an arm injury while getting up a binder. A brother churchmate attempted faith cure before a doctor declared the illness blood poisoning. The patient could not be aided and died.
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Munger
John G. Keall
Driekgon
Fairs Dates Record Across Multiple Counties
Fragmented OCR lists fair dates and locations across numerous counties including Anamutkee Buchiteut Independence Chitkasaw New Fanapton Glayton Deluare Fayette Arlington Cresco Manchester and Wortiston with varied dates such as Aug and Sep. Details are garbled but indicate a regional fair schedule compilation.
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Anamutkee
Walon
Buchiteut
Chitkasaw
New Fanapton
Glayton
Sope Utt
Elunder
Clayton
Sephish
Strawberry Ada
Deluare
Fayette County
Tayette
Arlington
Toward
Sophis
Cresco
Donies County
Montlectlo
Dove Malet
Wb Anminoga
Mitchuil County
Ib Manchester
Wortiston
Fayette County Notices and Local Happenings Cited
Clipped items report Democratic conventions in West Union on August 14 and at the state level on August 16. West Union District Court term starts October 8. Hawkeye schools gain Prof. Ray Bellup as principal. Irvine and Porter return from Europe. West Union Gun Club holds second annual shoot August 4. Ex-supervisor Dooley sells his property to his son. A letter from Gro Ballard, US artillery, notes sailing for China. Arlington to adopt a compressed air war work system contract. Adams of Oelwein receives 1400 dollars for a residence from a Pennsylvania donor. Campiny T.G., N.C. of Oelwein sets up at Cedar Rapids. Claude Ry Leslie dies of dysentery. he was a Wattcoma alumnus. Government plans to ship young bass to Fayette within 60 months. a carload was requested. Accidents at Maynard on June 28 injure a child and a baby. Woodmen picnic at Arlington draws about six thousand. Arlington beats Volga City 10 to 4. Westgate Herald notes Prof Penhollow moving from Westgate to teach geometry in New York City. Prof Gardster of Hawkeye to fill vacancy.
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Cott
West Unitin
Ray Belliup
Hawkaye
Wir
Irvine
Grand Porter
Oelwein
West Union Gun Club
Threshing Outfit Tops Bank in Peculiar Accident
Kimball Bros threshing outfit rolled down a hill when a tongue broke, sending a 10,000 pound separator over a 25 foot bank. The machine tipped and slid, then was lifted out. No serious injuries reported. the operator recalled the separator tipping like an old sick cow. The incident sparked reflections on fate and chance.
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Kimball Bros
Longhern
Kimball
Elgin Canning Company Announces Start Date For Factory
Canning factory notice to farmers with no corn contracts urges communication before hauling sweat corn as only contracted corn can be processed. Factory operations begin Tuesday, July 1. G W Nickways, manager.
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Ti Elgin Canning Company
G.W. Nivkways
Mgr
Opening Day at the Canning Factory Sparks Townwide Hustle
The August 1 launch of the new plant will draw 150 workers outside the factory and warehouses with 100 more nearby. Managers and laborers alike start at seven in the morning and toil long hours through the night as farmers haul 150 tons of corn and households prepare meals for workers and boarders. Local tradesmen expect busy days, with butcher, grocer, tailor, and laundry services all buzzing, while residents anticipate a bustling period that reshapes the town year round.
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Bigin
Nicklaus
Finskers
Yarber
Bach Weel
Union Endorsement Circles Around West Unisia Figures
Through the Union contributors De Gresn Whitmore and MiWBitionists of West Unisia express support for a movement. They discuss salodng, buying and drinking beet dmphé cane and the oath of parties to whom warrants are issued.
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de Gresn
Whitmore
West Unisia
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