Local Walnut Township Notes Record Social and Obituary
Walnut Township reports visits from Bigforts and Sobackis across East Pleasant Plain and Fairfield, plus husking and farming notes. Obituary for Charles S. Roberts of Pleasant Plain, a harness maker and Friends church member, who died Nov. 17 1908 at Libertyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Peebler
Charley Webb
Fairfield
J. H. Richards
Ottumwa
Geo. Rollett
Minnesota
Anna Berry
Idaho
Zora Bishop
Des Moines
Clarence Linder
Abe Rodabaugh
Clara Pratt
Floyd Crawford
Henry Wolff
Preston Ashmead
Joe Huffman
Charles S
Boutson & Ashmead
M. E. Church
Hebner
Fell
Faure's Name Deep in Paris Scandal Revealed
Paris reports the Steinheil case as a national sensation touching the death of former President Faure in 1899. Newspapers publish lurid detail of Mme Steinheil, her lovers, and alleged political plots while the Faure death remains debated as doctors cite cerebral hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Steinheil
France
Felix Faure
M. Faure
Dreyfus
Madame Steinheil
Dreyfusards
Mme. Steinheil
Faure
Mme. Jepy
Mezieres
Department
the Ardennes
Steinheils
Bellevue
Madame Prevost
Marietta Wolff
Local Social News From Stockport Iowa
Stockport Iowa notes report William Berry on a Kansas City business trip. Sidney Graves of Martinsburg visits sister Mrs M C Mott. Cortez Wheatley called at Ft Madison Tuesday. Mrs S M Whitmer returns from Packwood. Mrs J H McCarty and Mrs Edgar Veatch on sick list. Dr and Mrs Walker John Walker and wife and Mrs Manifold and son of Bethany Missouri stayed with Geo Johnston for a night to attend the sickness and death of Mrs Alvin Winslow of Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockport
Wm. Berry
Kansas City
Sidney Graves
Martinsburg
M. C. Mott
Cortez Wheatley
Ft. Madison
S. M. Whitmer
Packwood
J. H. McCarty
Edgar Veatch
Walker
John Walker
Manifold and Son
Bethany
Geo. Johnston
Alvin Winslow
Birmingham
Local social notes from Libertyville and nearby towns
Residents and visitors from Libertyville and surrounding areas are listed with travels and events. Mrs. John Winn and Frank Winn host and visit relatives in Ottumwa. families from Birmingham Burlington and Fairfield attend funerals and gatherings. college students Phelps and Eric Shores take vacations here. several residents plan study trips to Burlington and Pomona California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adda Allen
Richard
Washington
Frank Winn
Ottumwa
E. S. Warden
Bertha Hill
la Platte
Phelps
Eric Shores
Elliott Business College
Burlington
M. B. Williams
Mt. Pleasant
Earl Riggs
Business
Grace Moxley
Hillsboro
Harlie Yost
Sam Black
Oscar Martin
Fell Cemetery
Chicago
W. P. Ferrer
C. Vaught
Anna Ashmead
Eldox
John Peebler
Fairfield
Nellie Linder
Bonaparte
Four Corners News Briefs for Thanksgiving
Nov 30 report from Four Corners notes Jean D Goeney as new schoolteacher. Lambert Hanson returns from Ottumwa to spend Thanksgiving with parents John and Mrs Hanson. Miss Mary Erickson returns from western visits. John Sodergren remains seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Lewis Achenbach host about thirty five for Thanksgiving supper. F H Miller visited Fairfield on business last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Mart Bigfort
Washington
Mike Polus
East Pleasant Plain
Pauline Sobacki
Fairfield
Susan Gelski
Frank Drish
Flora Drish
Felix Gelski
Leo Shelangoski
John Kasowski
Four Corners
Jean D. Goeney
Lambert Hanson
Ottumwa
John Hanson
Mary Erickson
Points
John Sodergren
Lewis Achenbach
F. H. Miller
Glendale Historical Society Seeks Members and Notables Visit
Glendale notes a Dec 5 Historical Society meeting at Library Hall led by Ben F. Shumaker of South Dakota, a former Glendale resident who served in Co E, Second Town Infantry. Last week three carloads of hogs and thirteen of cattle were shipped. Ottumwa visitors included Mrs. Monroe Kyle and daughter Sylvia. Local residents shared Thanksgiving dinners with family hosts Robert Teeter and Johnson homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
the Historical Society
Library Hall
Ben F. Shumaker
South Dakota
Co. E
Second Town
Monroe Kyle
Sylvia
Ottumwa
Victoria Toothaker
Pleasant
Ralph Teeter
Davenport
Lewis Green
Johnson
James Hickenbottom
Robert Teeter
Marked for Death to Health Triumph with a Cough Cure
Mrs A C Williams of Backy credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing a graveyard cough and restoring health after three years. The medicine is advertised as a world healing record for coughs colds and lung diseases and is guaranteed with trial bottle offers at F S Shriner's drug store priced 50 cents and one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Shriner
Iowa Onions Sell For 500 Dollars An Acre
Nashua Iowa November 26 Arthur Johnson a farmer near Nashua sold two acres of onions earning 1000 bushels at one dollar per bushel. The crop was sold locally to towns within a twenty mile radius, yielding 500 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Nashua
Arthur Johnson
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Cures Cold Sore in Two Days
Leo F. Zelinski of Buffalo New York reports curing his worst cold sore with Bucklen's Amica Salve by applying it once daily for two days. The salve heals all sores and is sold at drug stores for 25 cents. December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F. Zelinski
Gibson St
Buffalo, N. Y
Bucklen
F. S. Shriner
Court House
Fairfield
Iowa
Is Madame Steinheil Suspected in Double Murder
The case concerns whether Madame Steinheil orchestrated the killings of her husband and mother in a suspected up to trial scenario. Evidence details remain under public examination as authorities weigh motive and connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Madame Steinheil
Medicine That Is Medicine in Electric Bitters Claim
The writer describes relief from malaria stomach troubles and overall weakness using Electric Bitters, presented as a medicine addressing stomach and liver problems and restoring health. The text asserts strong curative claims and personal improvement with the remedy.
Electric Bitters Promised To Aid Blood and Nerves
W C Kiestler of Halliday Arkansas endorses Electric Bitters as a purifier of blood and enhancer of vigor. The product tones nerves and offers a money back guarantee if no help is seen, available at F S Shriner's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Kiestler
Halliday
Ark
F. S. Shriner
Illness Keeps Harry Davis Home on North Sixth Street
Local notice reports Harry Davis of North Sixth Street is ill and staying at home, with no further details on health condition or duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davis
North Sixth Street
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Boca Banus Te An
Tribune
Hufstedler & Baker
Drop Head
J. T. Hughes
Sewis Machine Man
Singer and White & Wilseen Sewing Machines
Rock Island Range
Fritz & Droz
Zeigler Coal
Alaska
Ardware and Sporting Goods
Cole
Idies
H. Messer
M. L. Branson
Haviland
Chas. A. Herring CO
West Side
Kraft Klothing
F. D. Kerrick
J. C. Bradshaw
F.D. Kerrick & CO
Snyder & CO
Jewelers
Opticians
Fritz & Parker
Eastman
Kodak F. W. Jericho & CO
Kodak
Browning
Oxfords
the Hunt-Ireland Shoe CO
Fairfield Tribune
County News
Walnut Township
Charmer
Libertyville
John Winn
Reliable
ED. Davis
George W. Unkrich
George W. Mnkrich
Jefferson County
Said County
State of
Harvey L. Brown
Locust Grove
Wilson
Lewis & Kreigh
Batavia
Miller
Parsons College
Lockridge
Weaver
H. O
Consekth Oe Ee
Gust
Est
Ruby
George
Turner
Andrew Sere Eves
DES Moines Twp
Bradshaw Elijah W
Fairfield City
Bailey
Sarah
Johnson’s
Johnson's
McKee
Sarah A Bailey
Joseph R
Ss Y
Bradshaw E
Old Batavia
Creamery Stock
Whitwood's
Add
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Pleasan
Colvard, A
Crumley’s
Cogie Oe
R c
Gray
Decker
J. S
Israel
Geo
HPA
Aye
Marsh
O Stephenson
Ayo
Palace Restaurant
Southeast Corner Square
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