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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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