Church Groups Plan Dec 7 Chicken Pie Supper
Bands numbered four and five of the Christian church will host a chicken pie supper in the west room of the opera house Friday night December 7. Price is 24 cents. The Rev. Mr. Knowlton leads a Sunday evening lecture series on The Parable of the Kingdom. The W F M of the M E church meet at Mrs. J B Jewell home Friday December 7 at 3 o'clock PM. All are invited.
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Knowlton
M. E. Church
J. B. Jewell
the Free Baptist Church
Frankie Barber
Minnie Ammon
W. Edward McLeod
Presbyterian Church
Wallingford
Republican petitions filed spark saloon debate in county
Petition filings in the auditor's office reveal saloon support exceeding the legal threshold. The Republican voices urge ending prohibition, arguing sentiment favors legalized saloons and that enforcement cannot work where 65 percent oppose it. Abrams backs multi saloons, others caution against hasty conclusions amid a countywide uproar.
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Bro. Abrama
Emmet
Reprani
Abrams
Republi Loan
Neighborhood Gossip From Fairview Then Estherville Visit Notes
A local farmer crowd orders hard coal shipped to Fairview with Halta, Miss Mary and Ella Welsh now attending school at Estherville. Miss Liljenburg boards with Mrs Wishidick and rides to school. Es therville visitors Mevers Stover and Hornwell dined with D Booth. Stover buys land here planning future building. Gardner loses a toothger in threshing machine. Arthur Best threshes at Mr Yorks. Fremont Long and Peter Peterson travel to Emmetsburg for cattle. Ringsted ladies visit Mr Youngman. Atkinson family spends Sunday with Will Atkinson of Armstrong. Rev Vance ends summer work at Half a Sunday with Sunday school program and sermon.
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Fairview
Halta
Mary
Ella Welsh
Estherville
Liljenburg
Arthur Best
Will Atkinson
Armatrong
Vance
Christmas tide brings Fairview sorrow and closures
The Fairview community faces a muted Christmas as the Sunday school closes and the new organ remains unused. Local marriages, social events, and moves touch nearby towns from Dolliver to Estherville, Cedar Rapids, and Dolliver in a snapshot of rural life and changing routines.
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Fairview
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