Community Notices From Randalia and Nearby
Local items detail visits and relatives in Randalia area including Missour ia and Independence. Guests include Mr and Mrs George Mori, Miss Rose Parroty, Miss Kath Trele, Mrs Anta Beemer, and families from West Union, Austin, Mawkeye, and Glideton. Lectures, bread contest, and a Marvel floor bake event described with community attendance and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaim Ems
Fayette
Fred Carpa Traknis
Rose Cunninghem
Lucie Trippianaire Feck
Proctor
Anta Beemer Werths
Fayette neighbors visit, updates from Clermont area
Community notes recount gatherings at Frankul's home and visits by the Burget and Laveesinte families from Fayette. Travel to Clermont and Sumac resurface, with local social rounds, illness notes, and plans for a Christmas program at Spring Valley school. Reports include hospitality, family visits, and upcoming fairs and registrations.
North Center Social Round Aids and Visits
The droeptes. nd Austin fomcins were entertained at the Red home Sunday. Mrs Magpie Ferrell is here visiting relatives before joining her husband in the new home. Edward Smith is gaining activity after being seriously ill. Mr Will Slatterly and bride of Masonville visited last week at Mrs Stargaret Sinnott’s. No 0 pupils plan a Christmas program to be given Friday December 23.
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BB. Sor
Front Mawkeye
M Brown
Gidding
Arcus
Vrijes
William Eaton
Eetun
Mies Myrtle Lewis
Water
Cus
Sadia
David Hisbuss
Seauild
Maat Willis Me Naul
Walter Parkingt
Lewia Siiragae
Droeptes
Austin Fomcins
Red Home
Magpie Ferrell
Relives
Washington
Edward Smith
Idaeas
Will Slatterly
Bride of
Masonville
Stargaret Sinnott
Henry Garrison
Chicago
George Schmidt
Wadena
Lima
JF. W. Helms
J. J
Ethy! Voshell
Pleasant Ridge
Bertha
Mae Voshell
Dubuque
Albert Koeller
Enver
Bint Meteal
HC Butts
California
Mr Starr
Oalwein
Fire destroys a century old woolen blanket relic
The torn fragments describe a blaze that fully consumed a one hundred year old woolen bed blanket with a relative's image at center. The report notes illness remedies and local notices including Christmas events, church activities, and revival plans amid small town updates.
Wadena Notes On Cattle Trade And Local Events
Mr J Whittenbaugh traveled to Chicago with cattle in tow. Several locals nursing throat troubles return home while others visit Dubuque. A stock shipping association forms among Wade na farmers and officers to be elected soon. Mrs Watterman receives aid, a cupboard and clothing bought in Arlington for Mrs Alice Watterman, a two hundred year old relic scissors taken from a youth.
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Vacinity of
Wadena
Charles Watterman
Troffman Place
Johnson
Lida Watterman
Arlington
Alice Watterman
Weekend social notes and medical cure advertisement
Community gossip lists visits and gatherings across Arlington and nearby towns with names of families and households. An embedded medical advertisement touts a constitutional cure for catarrh and digestive complaints, claiming nationwide availability and testimonials from doctors and pharmacists.
Youth's Companion 1911 Subscription Offer Sample Copy
The Youths Companion presents fifty two issues of varied entertaining stories and notes. It offers free sample copies and a free Companion for next year with a $1.75 subscription, including The Companion's Art Calendar 1911 lithographed in colors. Address 144 Berkeley St Boston Mas for new subscriptions.
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Barkeley St
Boston
Mas
Origin of the Womblabee River Name
The Tombigbee story explains the river name as a Choctaw derivation meaning the river where a maker of boxed coffins worked. A white carpenter from an Indian settlement once carved burial boxes on the riverbank, inspiring locals to call the stream Tombigbee, with tomb meaning box and bee meaning maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womblabee
Histanee
Santion
Amiksis
Emstom
Neighbor's New Dog Notches Curious Conversation
Browning's Marazine notes a playful local exchange as a neighbor humorously questions a boy about bringing home a dog and mentions a friend named Bobble. The fragment hints at everyday small-town banter and neighborhood chatter.
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Grimes
Browning
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Alberth
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Gues Austin
Burton Fordyce
South Gaketa
Montana
Warili
Curt
Whitford Heen
Sisker Ifn
Thurday
Sy-t
Uasyte Mas Nanidat
Mulliners
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Wow. Whale
Seph
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Frankul
Mer
Mxon & Burget
J BR Laveesinte
Te Poe
Clermont
Surat
Cir
Eas
Thelmos Burget
Pearl Proctor
Fred Brewer Wade
Mise Alice Fiyou
Misa Kate Grill
Sunedar
Choxten
Sada Dens
Valfornia
Tor
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Vises Lela Danley
Beatie Uyoran Aul
Bessie Hered
Syicit
Vivrsdas
Qeiwent
Vrevennes
Uspdy Cole Cape Tatiigls
F Dealers
Spring Valley
Froo Hollow
Askey
Wayman Howe Nest
JE. Miller
Starr Home
K. 1
Bunton
Mra al. Box
Chit Vagy
Tone Miller
Lola Stansbury
George Fay
Waterloo
Herrother
Borland
Lin Gates
Kay ‘Phorp
Frog! Hollow
James Stansbury
Mw Hydia Hadler
Josiah Sherasy
Wad San Din
Anterigo
Ageveral
Pasette
Ate Tompkins
Antil
Paoro
Middiedt Linterte Widwie
Mra Koo Harvey
Ko Seanshary
Lou
Allen Thorp
Hi Fiather
Wra Thorp
Mies Verbena
Viniter
Vector
Sumac
Sace
Kour
Poland
Aldo Cull
Htood Brown Leghorn Coukreta
Kaudalia
North Center
Mia
Elmer Kitch
Earl
Mra
Katey
Vernon Hanchett
Noo 0
Ben
Stirely
Rock Island Lines
el Paso
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Colorado
Salt Lake
Adak Rock Toland
Ben. W. ‘Tripp
Ranadlia, Jowa
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Christmas Post
Rickert & Davis
A. McDonald
Fayetteville
N. Y
King
Coughr
Eods
Croup
Hemmor
IMA
Briatal
Claawbertain
J. Whittenbaugh
Grandpa Dardanis Very i. Vaere
Union Ghureh
Gea Domads
Ed. Garley
Gan
Garley
Wells and Go
Watterman
Johneon
Joseph Brite
Wile
Thenry Hetler
John Pel
Jen Greenough
Giledtor
Gree Vaud
Bridkey
Manned Matthew of
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Migs Sannat Pavia
Hagel
FJ Cueney
St. Me
Oller Ang
Falls
Perntara
Vines
SPB & & CO
Tetedo
Ghio
Yal Teer Rugelse
Tone Grog
Des Moines
Lows
Fumous Tome Bros
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