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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
4
Maynard, Fayette, West Union, and nearby towns figure in a series of social notes. Residents such as Vaughn, Darnell, Toole, Sorg, Clow, Bremer, Taylor, Turner, and others are listed with visits, illnesses like pneumonia, and travels to Fayette, Independence, Waterloo, Ames, and Payette. A wind mill mishap injures Frank Dickens.
Mrs Loman Goldsberry returns from Maynard after a week with daughter Mrs H Mittlestadt. Ametia Shierry visits Ames and Shensanideal. John Ashby ships goods to southeastern Colorado. L H Turner dies in West Union. funeral held Wednesday. Stephens Royal Picture show praised. district spelling winners include Marold Ashby, Osrl Ashby, Elizabeth Anderson. Various moves, visits, and illnesses noted among Randalia residents and neighbors.
Was vette Tuesday and Wednesday vigil reports show Mrs. Gerty Brooks and Mrs. George Davis. Mrs. Howe visits sister Mrs. Vern Dye. social at Dist. Nob school house raises 15.35 dollars. Several visitors and callers named, illness cases, and a humorous telephone mislocation anecdote at Broadway and One Hundred and First Street with quotes about bearings and telephoning from far away.
As D McDonald of Fayetteville North Carolina describes a frightening illness in his family. The patient grew thinner and weaker, had no appetite, and worsened until Dr King’s New Discovery cured her completely. He calls it the best medicine he has ever known for coughs and bronchial troubles. Trial bottle free, guaranteed by Rickert Davis.
The history traces the malaria break through work by Pearson and Bonin in the Roman Campagna without quinine. It details experiments and self-inoculation to prove transmission by mosquitoes, the discovery of parasite in proboscis, and the careful steps from hypothesis to proof.
A fragmented historical account traces the rise of incorporated gas companies in Baltimore and nearby areas, naming entities and dates, and discusses the social ritual of Red Letter Days and its relation to gas light usage. The text attributes a fatherly figure to early modern gas industry development and touches on cultural festival origins.
A fragment recalling historic political tensions and personal anecdotes. It cites Coke of Norfolk and G. W. Russell, noting a grandparental warning to distrust creeds and a maiden who refused rides unless the driver guaranteed no infectious disease exposure, reflecting era anxieties and Whig sensibilities.
The Washington Star quotes Crhnisan Chulets residents about Piufe Rote a skilled fuller whose careless shooting endangered villagers. They say they elected tibn sherii to address the issue and restore order in their community.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a young wife and husband debating aging after marriage. The wife notes tomorrow marks her twenty-fifth birthday while recalling a promise from a past year. The husband acknowledges aging despite her youth.
A Chicago Tribune remark attributed to Uncle Allan Sparks jokes that a bad cold has two stages. He claims the first stage affects the sufferer, while the second hits everyone else, in a lighthearted take on illness.
A 155 acre farm northwest of Clermont offers 125 acres tillable with rolling timber land. It features good soil, a farm house with cellar, several barns, a schoolhouse on site, water in pasture, and strong fencing. The owner, a farmer, seeks a buyer or rental at a low figure with terms to March.
Notice to George Milne and unknown owners that tax sale land in Fayatte County Iowa Section 81 Township 93 Range 7 West was sold in 1906, to F J Mittlestadt. Redemption ends 90 days from service completion. Treasurer's Deed will issue if not redeemed. Date of service January 3rd, 2h-8.
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