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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
2
The Des Moines Capital reports widespread issues with shipped eggs. Only 30 of 152 cases are No 1 grade, 24 are No 2, the rest unfit. An impending order will govern handling and strict adherence to purity rules, with prosecutions for selling bad eggs.
Miss Regan state organizer met Iayette ladies Monday at Mrs. Bennett home to form Domestic Science Club. Officers elected for a year include President Mrs. Bennett, View President Mise Leno Walker, Secretary Mra Nelle Walker, Treasurer Mias Margaret Paine. Christian Home Aid Society met at Mrs. Tireman home July 18 electing officers: President Mrs. D. S. Theman, Vice President Mrs. John Doughty, Secretary Dire Peter Banning, Treasurer Mrs. Ambrose Luce.
Bertha Anderson of Clermont visits brother Elmer Anderson. Elmer’s family hosts the event. Edwin Hensley runs a thriving post card photo supply business, supplying low-rate wholesale bio goods. Many locals attend funerals and travel between Clermont, West Union, and nearby towns. Community members discuss bees, farming, and local employment, with townsfolk visiting Arlington, Rock Island connections, and Prairie Creek area while sharing rumors of a large brick building in Wadena and ongoing house repairs.
Ray Fish and wife welcome a baby boy born July 17 with Grandpa Genrich focal in family joy. Mart Quadle of Fayette worked for Herb Pattison last week. Miss Elle Jubb resumes Stranahan School duties for fall. A box social is planned at the L. Gawm home on July 22. A farewell party was held at the Wm Cross home for Ruby before she leaves for Council Bluffs. Will Brown and family visited the Perry Potter home on Sunday.
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