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Fayette Reporter

Location

Fayette, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1912

Page

2

Rural notes from Wadena county farm life and events

Wilham Young begins spring work for John Smith. Otto Meyers visits Misa Whittenbaugh. Emma Poor vacationing in Wadena. area schools plan closing events. multiple farm moves and visits around Wadena, Arlington, Des Moines and Chicago. local marriages, birthdays, illnesses, and a fire impact. upcoming games at Opera Hall. community honors and charitable giving noted. ongoing local social and educational activities with several named residents and farms.

Otto Meyers Elkader Misa Alta Whittenbaugh Emma Poor Wadena Brainard

Local Social and School District Changes Reported

Sunday visit by Miss Sophia Frey to Mrs Alice Tompkins precedes school board changes as Harvey Tompkins is replaced by George Fay Edwin Clothier and J K Stansbury assume directorships in the respective districts. Elusive obituaries note Horace Moulton’s sudden death near Garber Oklahoma and Mrs McCue’s passing after a long life of care. Funeral held at West Union Catholic church. Taxes due by April 1 payable at State Bank.

Harvey Tompkins George Fay RL Harvey Edwin Clothier WH Turner J K Stansbury Horace Moulton Garber Oklahoma McCue George West Dallas South Dakota Urban Brewer

Wilson Urges Organization to Back Democracy

Woodrow Wilson defends political clubs as needed for government service not personal gain. He calls for union and leadership to replace old bosses with a progressive patriot and says the nation is turning to the Democratic party for future success. Also notes health advice urging Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds in children.

Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Woodbury N. J United States Democratic Party Chamberlain

Lady School Directors In Iowa Count Sixteen Women

The State Superintendent confirms sixteen women hold school director or president roles across Iowa. Among them thirteen serve as presidents, three as plain directors, with names listed by county such as Benton Mary Black and Keokuk Mrs GW Rubin and Webster Mrs Jama Kearney.

New Kuppenheimer clothes line with varied suits

The ad promotes a new Kuppenheimer clothing line featuring suits in browns, grays, tans and blues with diagonals and pencil stripes. It touts guarantees for shape and color, invites viewing of garments, and lists men and boys suits with prices and a full range of hats and caps from $1.50 to $3.00.

Kuppenheimer

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Wilham Young John Smith Arthur Young Arlington Bond Kittie Bond Keve Lumber Co Richards & Ruftis Lumber Co Orlo Young Frank Crooks Mr Crooks Mary Livingston Siducio Wi Wisiwed Eekoul Mise Winnie Crooka Glen Minger Lulu Minger Messerlistrict Henry Kuhn Fred Kuhn Myron Moore William Sargent Ed Gorley Brush Creek Our City Bert Jennings John Whittenbaugh Chicago Dewey Hinkel Pat Raftia Martin Klingman Des Moines Frank Livingston Charles Deniman Charles Herriman Opera Hall Tue I. Usps Alice Delahrey Bessie Jennings Minnie Kuhn Mae Ethyl Vosuell Blue Caps Kama Wilber Ida Sargent Amelia Kuhn Minnie Gernand Mabel Ackley Epenezer Willie Moore Opera Hal Guy Whitford Volga Marehend FJ Schroeder Misa Hazel Shaffer Llyria Minnie Rahmiller Hazelton James Young Radica Misa Rahmiller Hudie Starr Ruby Peterman Geo Starr LIMA Joseph McGes Wanneta Tis Con Kansas D M Parker Fayette Mra Reilly Donnan Mra Tom Hastings PH Hastings Weat Union Mre Reilly Geo Abbott W. T. Jones Charles Lantz Henry Stearns L. A Aizae Oelberg Charley Warner Elmer Anderson Frank Helms Misa Maud Lewis Watseka Charles H Lewis G B Finch K K Holtzman Frank Follensbee Spring Valley Frog Hollow Sophia Frey Alice Tompkins Lady School Benton County Mary Black Pres Shelisburg Buchanan Mary Sheeley Mvoygan Calhoun M L Beacham Farohaville Sam Werner Gerry Garcia A O’harron Rockwell Clarke Pear Dean Mrs M Ansberger Pres Jefferson Henry Cassie Gavin Mr Pleasant Aliie Walton Keokuk GW Rubin Pres. Webster Tai Migs Laura Bruner, Pres Toledo Wanalle Me Mre Chas Lienebach Hedrich Wilma Mofford Qtumwa Washington Alva Gerot Riverside Utz & Dunno Ladies Nubuck W. G. Denniston
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