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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
9
Sunday morning sermon titled The New Birth From Above or From Within explores spiritual rebirth. Evening service led by Jaystor Butlin. weekly services and prayer meetings noted along with the social purity emphasis in the pastor's study of Hosea.
W J Aylenworth marked his eightieth birthday with family and friends in Muscatine and Minneapolis attendees. The event featured a “Master of Ceremonies” and a playful horseback ride, with plans noted for a photo that won’t be ready this week. Bucklen’s Arnica Balm advertised for skin and burn care amid local notices for a mens oyster supper and Chamberlain’s liniment.
In Kandalia, a cooperative creamery built by farmers thrived with good milk prices and small dividends. As founders die or retire, machinery upgrades were funded from earnings, not stock draws. Reorganization requires retiring old stock, triggering a clash: stockholders seek full value while patrons insist upgrades came from milk checks, highlighting tensions between capitalism and socialism in co operatives.
The Zulus presented a pleasant moving picture show Monday evening to a well attended crowd. Dr. Cooper returned Sunday evening from his eastern trip.
The Comstock family and relatives express deep gratitude for the sympathy and floral remembrances shown during their recent bereavement.
J C Clark dies and his daughter Grace dies five hours later near Kirksville Missouri, shortly after Grace left the Osteopath Hospital while on her way home. The sequence suggests a shared tragedy affecting the family.
John Charles Clark born May 29 1846 in Marino New York served in the 17th Cavalry, later farmed and ran a livery, he died January 16 1911 after a long illness. His daughter Armittie Grace Clark also died the same day in Ottumwa after an accident in Kirksville Missouri. The double funeral was held at the Maynard home with Rev G H Kennedy and Rev J L Paine officiating, grave at Grandview cemetery.
John Rosnayder, 66, president of Snyder Primbral Commission died at 116 South Thirty-fifth Street Monday after a long illness. An Omaha resident for over 20 years he was active in business and Masonic circles. He leaves wife and three daughters and will be buried in Council Bluffs. He previously lived in Mayetta and worked for H. A. Rasen. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday. Burial in Council Bluffs Cemetery. Nearby item notes a Fayette sale Tuesday at 10 a.m. of livestock and farm goods by KR McCormack and J A Claxton.
The spelling contest Friday night drew few spectators with Clyde Ashby of Center township posting the top score. Fayette teams to face Greeley Friday night for high school basketball with a February 3 home game against New Hampton, the only team to beat Fayette this year. A literary program and declamations are planned for Friday at 1 30 p m with visitors welcomed. County contest and possible county fair may be held here in February as Supt Belknap considers details. Encourage local youth to enter and boost Fayette.
The Twentieth Century Club discussed Hawthorne letters at Mrs Thompson's home after a postponed program. Attendees enjoyed life size canvases and chaste diction showing courtship and tender regard. The study offered insight into Hawthorne as a noble figure and creator.
A. Schingeck of Buffalo North Carolina endorses Dr King s New Life Pills claiming cure for chronic constipation and relief for biliousness jaundice indigestion headache chills malaria and debility. Sold for 25 cents at Riekert and Davie.
A bill in the Iowa legislature aims to gradually introduce agriculture and domestic science in public schools. It requires after June 7 2013 teachers to pass an exam in these elements and after September 1 1915 these subjects to be taught in all schools. Previously the county superintendent may hasten teaching as teachers are ready. Also includes an advertisement urging Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets to aid digestion, offered by Rickert & Davia.
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