BOPP'S New Bulletin Bulletin No 26 listing farms for sale
BOPP'S New Bulletin announces additional property for bulletin No 26 with spring and summer advertising. Farms listed will be ready for sale this fall with a good crop and improved money market, attracting inquiries especially from Illinois. Fifty Illinois agents will promote listings. no charges unless sold. Private money available for farm and chattel loans. Properties promising low down payments and easy terms.
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Tam
Farme
Illinois
Fayette County
Illyria Area Ties and Travels Highlight Local Socials
Fred Wenger spent Sunday at home while a large crowd gathered at church and C E. J. D. Shaffer returned from a Des Moines trip Friday. Mrs. Lou Lehman visited Bert Chapman’s. Elizabeth Rothlisberger entertained guests Sunday. Jake Yearous from West Union visited son Clifton Friday. Mrs. C. Wenger and Rose Clermont visitors Saturday. Elia Foxwell is principal at a Wadena school. Ed Reeder and father from West Union called on G. E. Medberry Monday. Mrs. John Robbing and Edna visited Lewis Klingman Saturday. Fred Rothlisberger and Mary Foxwell attended services at Elgin Friday. Mrs. Fred Ernst improves. Mrs. George Gibson of Illinois visits Elizabeth Kimball. Bert Chapman and family and Will Yearous families guests at C. W. Doty’s Sunday. Ice cream sociable at Rose Kohler’s drew many. Thos. Kerr and daughters left for Chicago Friday. New belfry at Highland School nearing completion. Elizabeth Kimball, Mrs. Gibson, Ethel Shaffer and Katie Medberry were Sunday guests at C. Wenger’s. Mr. Allen of Elkader auto-repaired Mr. Kline’s threshing machine. Mrs. Chas Oswald, visiting Elizabeth Rothlisberger, returns to Gary, South Dakota. Chas Smith and Fred Hadsel visited Chas Fritz home. Chas stayed. Hadsel returned to Elgin. A family gathering at Thos. Richards home Sunday included Mrs. Francis Foxwell, Mary and Ella Foxwell, Stephen Foxwell and family, Israel Shaffer and family.
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Church
C. E
J. D. Shaffer
Des Moines
Lou Lehman
Bert Chapman
Elizabeth Rothlisberger
Jake Yearous
West Union
Clifton
C. Wenger
Rose
Clermont
Elia Foxwell
Wadena
Ed Reed
John Robbing
Edna
Lewis Klingman
Fred Rothlisberger
Mary Foxwell
Elgin
Fred Ernst
George Gibson
Illinois
Elizabeth Kimball
Will
Thos. Kerr
Lydia
Fern
Chicago
Highland School
Ethel Shaffer
Katie Medberry
Mr. Allen
Elkader
Robert Peters
Chas Oswald
Gary
South Dakota
Chas Smith
Fred Hadsel
Chas Fritz
Chas
Hadsel
Thos. Richards
Francis Foxwell
Electric Bitters Proved To Aid Ailing Mother
P J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago recounts how Electric Bitters fortified his elderly feeble mother. He reports marked flesh gain, insomnia relief, and steady strength return. The tonic eases stomach liver and kidney issues and is sold under guarantee at Mushlenthalers Drug Store for 50 cents.
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P. J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Mushlenthaler Bros. Drug Store
Mrs E W Howard Sick. Ira Bennett Buys 80 Acres
Oak Grove news notes Mrs E W Howard is on the sick list. Ira Bennett purchased 80 acres of the farm place. Coila Reed hosted visiting company.
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Ira Bennett
Coila Reed Entertained Company
Sunday social notes and local updates from town
Daisy Moutice has been on the sick list. John Fennell visited the John O Harran home Sunday evening. Tommy Howard and wife welcomed a baby boy. May Bennett began teaching near Lima. Ridge residents attended the John O Harran sale Tuesday. Grandpa Howard battles a nosebleed. Mrs. Matt DeSart visited Ed Conner Monday. Mrs. Maggie Holzer visited Earn Holzer’s home, returned Friday. Sunday callers included Mary and Ellen Bennett, Hans Winkler, John Wilson Frank, Ed Boyle and families, Tom Howard, Ward Brabham, Lothe Wilson and mother, Jack Shaffer, Jos Coin. John White of Houston Maine praises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs, bought 50c bottle, continues to use with same relief. Sold under guarantees at Muehlenthaler Bros. drug store, 50c and $1. Trial bottle free.
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Daisy Moutice
John Fennell
John O'Harran
Tommy Howard
May Bennett
Lima
Ridge
Grandpa Howard
Matt DeSart
West Union
Ed Conner
Enos Howard
Mary and
Ellen Bennett
Hans Winkler
John Wilson Frank
Ed Boyle
Tom Howard Ward Brabham
Lothe Wilson
Jack Shaffer
Jos Coin
John White
Highland Ave
Houston
Maine
Dr. King
West Union Social Notes and Local News Summary
S Patterson of Pleasant Valley visited town while Chas Ash suffers wrist blood poisoning. Miss Cathryne Chambers visited Waterloo. K D Fisk left for South Dakota to manage his farm and hunt chickens. J T Fritz sold a 120 acre farm east of town to John Bumgartner for 75 dollars per acre. P F Hageman and daughter Lora and Mr and Mrs A E Gage visited Mrs J H Hazlet. M W and L A Grimes left for a fishing trip around Port Wing Wisconsin. Wm Hidinger went to Denver to join his wife for health reasons. they expect to return in two weeks. Dance at the rink drew a large crowd. prizes awarded: 10 dollars to Clyde Beamer, 5 dollars to Alta Schenck and 5 dollars to Amy Washburn. Dr F B Whitmore bought Dr Bartlett's practice. Bartlett to relocate in Texas. First thresher fire of the season burned Louis Schulta farm barn and eight stacks of oats with the separator. Herman Wier's loss 1400 dollars, insurance 900.
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S. Patterson
Pleasant Valley
Chas Ash
Cathryne Chambers
Waterloo
K. D. Fisk
South Dakota
J. T. Fritz
John Bumgartner
P. F. Hageman
Lora
Kellerton
Iowa
A. E. Gage
Elgin
J. H. Hazlet
M. W
Wm. Hidinger
Denver
Colo
Clyde Beamer
Elkader
Alta Schenck
Amy Washburn
F. B. Whitmore
Dr. Bartlett
Bartlett
Texas
Dr. Whitmore
China
Louis Schulta
Herman l Wier
Mx. Schultz
Mgr. Wier
No Insurance Payout Persists For Heiserman After Wreck
O W Heiserman received a 400 check from Th von Rolf agent for his policy after an automobile wreck between here and Clermont. He says the interest will fund lifelong accident insurance, calling the investment a paying proposition. Thieves robbed John Hall’s residence of furs clothing jewelry and 495 in assets while the family attended the fair. Sheriff Culver posts a 100 reward for capture. Also notes on local residents and events including Harold Tonjum Iowa City Des Moines convention Wm Larrabee Jr Des Moines trip and other community updates. The Clermont column lists local visits and recoveries including Mrs Hendershott finding her lost watch chain at the Gorgs and endorsements for Dr King’s New Life Pills.
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O. W. Heiserman
Th. von Rolf
Here
Clermont
Heiserman
John Hall
Frank Whorley
Linden Park
Culver
Frank Peterson
Estherville
H.l Wickham
Sadie
Jeanie Hendershott
Spencer
Sarah Dorland
A. J. Feezer
Gon. Lester
Lake Park
Iowa
C. F. Weck
Lester
Grinnell
Gorgs
T. H. Hendershott
Banter and maxims from a chatty column at Elgin Opera House
A string of light hearted aphorisms on manners work love and daily life lists common sayings about talkers husbands readers and health. It notes a milliner should earn well for six months of work and invites readers to the Elgin Opera House Saturday night where Bill's orchestra will play.
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Elgin Opera House
Bill
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