Harvest and tragedies mark Round Prairie two
Round Prairie two reports a bountiful harvest as farmers sell oats to W. C. Rauscher with good prices, while a pall of gloom falls after Theodore Johnson ends his life. Details cover his birth in Jefferson county, marriage to Cora Ellis, survivors, and funeral in Swedish Methodist cemetery.
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Round Prairie Two
W. C. Rauscher
Gus Peterson
Tom Howell
Sam Berg
Wayland
Theodore Johnson
Jefferson County
Salina
L. Ericson
Glasgow
Davenport
Cora Ellis
Theodore
Ida Johnson
J. Lee
Stockport News Highlights Local People and Births
Stockport Iowa notes list a birth on September 4 to Frank Ruby and wife. Local sick list includes Paul Spangy and Gladys Morris. Protracted Christian church meetings continue to grow in interest. Community members make visits to Fairfield Ottumwa Des Moines and Keosauqua. Several residents travel for education and work in Des Moines Drake University Vinton and Tacoma.
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Stockport
Paul Spangy
Gladys Morris
Frank Ruby
O. A. Collins
Fay Lucas
Effie Holliday
A. R. Hiatt
Ottumwa
Dot McIntosh
Nebraska
S. A. Gregory
Jessie Knowles
Fairfield
Albert Fickel
Geo. Edwards
Geo. Jameson
Old Settlers
Rex Harlan
Des Moines
Drake's University
Timothy Day
Keosauqua
Harry Robinson
D. K. McGaw
Bonaparte
Susan Stillwell
Hillsboro
Joe Fickel
E. T. Harlan
Chester
N. T. Holly
Illinois
Nellie Johnston
Vinton
Iowa
School For the Blind
Daniel Wagoner
Maxwell and Son Depart for Oregon
Glendale Iowa reports William Maxwell and his son Frank have left for Oregon seeking better conditions. The brief item notes they traveled on September 9 and hints at hopes for improved prospects depending on conditions there.
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Glendale
Wm. Maxwell
Frank
Oregon
Cedar Township News and Local Updates
Cedar Township reports: residents in Kansas City bought stock cattle. two loads bought by Glasgow buyers. Elmer Ruby and Minnie Keller wed quietly in Keosauqua. S. W. Fickel learned of brother T. Fickel’s death in Stockport. Wycoff teaches at Wooster. Bean and Bertha Coffin teach Troy and Bradshaw. Bloughs welcome a son. Parsons building a new residence near Ruskin, Nebraska. J C Helfinstine and Otto Spreker return from West. Spreker bought Idaho farm. Mrs Dill visited Des Moines. Mrs Ball hosted in Iowa City. Litton family moved from Missouri to Cedar Township.
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Cedar Township
C. L. Cox
A. Adams
Daniel Murphy
Wm. Werner
Kansas City
James Davis
John Watson
Glasgow
Elmer Ruby
Minnie Keller
Keosauqua
Phillips
Ebeneezer
S. W. Fickel
T. Fickel
Stockport
Noble Riger
Wycoff
Pleasant Plain
Wooster
Mary Bean
Troy
Bertha Coffin
Bradshaw
Mel Blough
J. R. Parsons
Ruskin
Nebraska
Avelo Fulton
Joe Werner
J. P. Manatrey
J. C. Helfinstine
Otto Spreker
West
Mr. Spreker
Idaho
J. E. Dill
Des Moines
Geo. Ball
Iowa City
F. P. Ball
Ella Litton
Missouri
Tempo
Jefferson County Farmland Trades Draw Attention
Land sales along the Fairfield and Glasgow road show farm parcels sold by John Dunlavy to Jas Grant and Elmer Holiday trading Winklespaugh land on Burlington road. Sands farm transfers to Hugh Sands and Dallas Green at 100 dollars per acre. A. G. Greve improves after illness while Richard Fisher maintains roads as threshing awaits.
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Charlie Sturges
Jefferson County
John Dunlavy
Fairfield
Glasgow
Jas
Grant
Elmer Hollander
Winklespaugh
Burlington Road
Sands
Hugh Sands
Dallas Green
A. G. Greve
Richard Fisher
Ira Westenhaver and Flora Chatterton marry in Fairfield
Ira Westenhaver and Flora Chatterton wed in Fairfield on Tuesday. Ira Macy attends Fairfield High School. Nettie Herald moved to Fairfield. Harry E. Macy of Washington visits. Perry Bates Sr. and wife welcome a son born Friday. Mrs. Ira Westenhaver has been ill.
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Perlee
Ira Westenhaver
Flora Chatterton
Fairfield
Ira Macy
Nettie Herald
Harry E. Macy
Washington
Perry Bates
Elm Grove Notes and School Start Change
Elm Grove notices a large turnout for the Friday ice area supper netting 8.75 dollars. School will begin September 16 with Miss White of Pleasant Plain as teacher. Numerous local moves, visits, and trips are recorded, including Tyler Cornell's death at 11:30 AM and funeral arrangements pending.
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Elm Grove
Plum Grove
Miss White
Pleasant Plain
Wm. Moorman
Fairfield
T. M. Junkin
Helen Jacobson
P. Shawstrom
Four Corners
Batavia
J. W. Wilson
S. Martin Kurtz
Joe Hagan
Brighton
Shanstrom Brothers
Sneden Fisher
S. P. Louth
Albert Wilson
Frank Oriez
Jerry Stone
Wm. Fuller
Gladys
Halleck Wilson
D. G. Jackson
Illinois
C. D. McPherson
Winchester
Lizzie Klein
Burlington
S. P. South
James couple surprised with a miscellaneous shower in Libertyville
Mr and Mrs Geo James were surprised Friday evening in Libertyville with a miscellaneous shower from friends. A number of nice presents were given and a pleasant time spent. Mrs William Peebler of Indian-...
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Libertyville
Geo. James
William Peebler
Judicial Bonds and Suretyship Risks
The passage argues that many bonds carry great risk making them unsuitable for personal sureties. It notes that regardless of the desired form of suretyship, one should seek professional application to secure appropriate guarantees.
Public Phone Hotline Numbers Noted for Calls Day or Night
Careful attention to calls, day or night, phones 382 and 393 referenced in notices. Community guidance emphasizes constant availability and prompt response to inquiries or emergencies.
Packwood Hears News from Local and Neighboring Folks
Packwood Iowa notices report threshing season winding down and many residents hosting visitors. David Roth of Fairfield plus Nellie Hintz and son Walter socialize with Madge Stewart southwest of town. School begins, the Christian church convention in Fairfield, and several local visits to Abingdon, Chicago, and Illinois are noted. Mrs. McChesney and daughters return from Illinois. Dr. McClain plans westward practice. outings on Skunk River and roads improve.
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Packwood
David Roth
Fairfield
Nellie Hintz
Walter
Madge Stewart
John Oliver
Church Street
The
Christian Church
Charles Buchanan
Fern
Diiner
W. C. Harris
Abner Heald
J. B. Fye
Walter Pringle
Ollie
Robert Ryman
Texas
H. Cline
Hedrick
McChesney
Illinois
Lemley
Washington
Guiniline
Harry Loughary
Chicago
Peter Roth
Joseph Nelson
Abingdon
Ora Daviness
Endeavor
C. C. Davis
Ella Rains
Vira Leming
Roy Caldwell
F. Barnes
McClain
West
Keokuk
A Humane Appeal For Dr King’s New Discovery
Richmond citizen A D Williams appeals to people with weak lungs to try Dr King’s New Discovery. The remedy is praised as the world’s leading throat and lung cure, claimed to treat asthma bronchitis croup whooping cough quinsy hoarseness and lung hemorrhages. Guaranteed at F S Shriner’s drug store with trial bottle free. September.
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Richmond
Ind
A. D. Williams
West Main St
F. S. Shriner
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Young Bros
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County News
Victoria Toothaker
Perry Hickenbottom
Miss Toothaker
Mt. Pleasant
C. D. Leggett
Wm. G. Ross
Margaret Baker
Evanston
Heaton
M. Hayes
Beckwith
David Bush
Bennett Sellwood
Lockridge
Paul Smith
Newport
Jessie Long
Sand Point
Ooms III
Stanhopes
Peter Schuttler
K. HL Spence
Cones
Arian Surety Company of
New Or
United
Crail & Crail, Attorneys
A.V. Frazery
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