Social Visits and House Guests in Rural Community
A fractured list of visits and gatherings across households in the area, noting Illytia Lems Dorothy Gilson Lena Medberry and many others spending afternoons and Sundays with relatives and friends at homes including C. M. Kingman Bert Chapman and Toba Weer. Travel by car and local hospitality mark the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gilson
Lena Medberry
Benson
C. M. Kingman
Rev
Cleworth
Bert Chapman
Bere Chapman
Lyin
Robert Kerr
Wigin
John Kerr
Mart Murray
Chas
Troblisberger
Met
Sehpein
Rev. Roberts
Sumner
Fred Aothlsberger
Helen Cummings
Volga City
G. W. Medberry
le W. Mackelar
Cris
Chapa
John Rothit
OK GROVE NEWS Mirthful visits and family gatherings
Mrs Guy Reed visited with her sister Mrs Paine and other Reed family members in late week. Mary Denuler and family moved to the County Farm and to Winkers. A. Boyl yn and family hosted at the Monnahan home. Rob Wilson and Tommy Howard’s kin hosted at Mrs Rob Wilson’s. Reed’s ent Rob Wilson drove to Independence. sister Mrs Hugh Conner joined him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Nohler
Elgin
Elon Hunsberger
Shamby
Bunday
Terome Vorrous
Cot. Klingman
Fiamly
Sunduey
Faycette
Witrae
Matt Berry
Mire
A. Gatater
Schrowler
Maynard
Reichert
Tanver
Diedghien
Elva
Mitoy
Bhsin
Gilson Heme
Tilda Lingiaan
Mmossie Amu
Susie
Snner School
Parelle
Merce
Mes
Guy Moore
Louis Harry
Martin Wenger
Ctaer
Guy Amaare
Mary Gileon
Rayetus
Alps
Ama M. Gilwa
Saturda
Mr. and Airs
T. M Tichards
West Union
Gant
Misa Amy Stlchards
Guy Reed Visi
Rob Wilson
Tommy Howard
Dad
Reuben Mownard
Gertie Ger Leu
Walter Denner
Annie Reinhart Wiltovad
Dutton's Cave
W. C. Smith
Florence
Dailey
Randal
I. O. Bennett
Independence
Hugh Conner
Welsh
Fayette
Frank Capper
Sheldon Boyle
Ray Welsh
Boyle
Ted, Tureday
Stomach and Liver Troubles Promoted by Tablets
Stomach and Liver troubles cause misery and suffering. Chamberlain's Tablets may help, offering relief at a quarter price. For sale by Broehr & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s
Broehr & Co
Milkweed as a future fiber crop and strange fair plans
A dispatch from McGregor notes milkweed could be grown commercially in coming years to provide material for binding and rope making with potential experimental erotic uses in botany at Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station. In Fayette County Wort Union on August 20 the county fair promises exhibits and a program featuring a base ball motor race band concert and grand firework display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
Christian Science Monitor
Tver
Botany Department
Iowa Agricultural Taperiment Station
Fayette County
Payette County
Wort
Union
Storkes
Jon ‘Puesdiy
BTC Ie
Lall
Raeus
Pudeville
Summer Complaint Relief Cites Chamberlain's Remedy
Mrs F L Scott of Scottaville New York praises Chamberlain's Cholera Gas Diarrhoea Remedy for treating summer upset stomachs and chronic bouts of diarrhea in her family. She notes significant relief after timely use during multiple episodes over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Scott
Scottaville
N.Y
Dasa
Sloglir & Co
Osteopaths Win War Dept Victory In Medical Examinations
Osteopaths gain initial win as War Department allows licensees to sit medical examinations. Details indicate arrangements to permit osteopathic physicians to be examined for licensure, with broader access planned for all medical men and osteopaths when conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
DeSart
Pogular Qian
Pesart
Enteanes
Sve
Mitson Ciny
Tomato Canning Steps With Process Guidelines
Instructions describe washing tomatoes, loosening skins, peeling, removing stems and cores, packing into cans or jars, adding water, applying lids, and processing in a water bath. Details include levels of water, proper sealing, and boiling for the recommended time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noruyail
Walter
Seth Oper
Wits Newsler
Elgin Town Council Minutes August 6 1817
The Elgin Town Council met and was called to order by Mayor Weibel. Bills were approved and licenses discussed including transfer of license from Otto Melsner to John Falk. A tax levy for 1917 was set: General 10 mills, Lighting 6, Bond 9 mills total. The council adjourned after passing the resolution and votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teln
Towa
Couneil
Reser Jon
Weibel
Koll Eadl
Gerber
Tinrrington
Phillips
Grether
Harrington
EL Groth
Jabor
DeSart
Benson
Otto Melsner
John Falk
Elgin
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Enduring Value
Families keep a bottle of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home for relief and savings in suffering. The ad claims reliability and recommends asking any user for confirmation. Stoehr & Co sells the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sala
Stoehr & Co
West Union Iowa Promoted as Local Center and Housing Choice
The article extols West Union as a political religious and social hub in a $75 million county, boasting strong schools, water, drainage, shade, and parks. It notes rapid population growth, rising property values, and leads in newspapers, fairs, and Chautauquas, inviting readers to buy, rent, or discuss farm or home needs with local abstract and loan services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Iowa
Thia
Linden Park
Court House
Our City
Pike Roads
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Karl D. Fisk
Optometrist
YO Hole
Dewey
Fisk
N. E
Winneshiek
Decorah
Owa
Jushes
Hankinson
Blanche McKenney Hunter’s
Rorses Evory Guy and
Nicht
Ruth Law
Duffield
Minnesota
Ovahk
Talloun
Hague
H. S. Hadsel, M.D
Citizens’ State Bank
O. Fothergill, M. D
Feozert
Galle
Day
Alghy
Dowey Hotel
Illytia Lems
Ensign
John Prohert
Walter Rethveer
OK Grove News
Chalmers
Santa Claus
H. T. Knudtson
Colorado
Rock Island
Denver
Colorado Springs
Ray
Adent Des Moines
Iowan
Safety and Service First
O. W. Heiserman
Graduate Optometrist
Schori
Grain and Seeds
Stacly Sard
J. W. Bopp
West Union Lowe
LH. Conigisk
Cedar Rapids
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