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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
8
A roundup of residents traveling visiting and illness reports in West Union and surrounding towns. Names include Evedite A Parrett George Maboo Lizzie Belden Frank King Cora Verrell Rosa Cunningham Thelma Burger Glen Shafer and many others with events from a church meeting to a school program and a fifteenth birthday celebration.
A jumble of town notices records visits by Geo and family, farm work, school district trustees, road meetings, and residents from Fayette and surrounding areas. Missing names are scattered. a health ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles with a free sample offer.
Social tidbits describe visits and gatherings among residents in various towns. Individuals mentioned include Miss Nona Dye, Rab Davin and wife, Henry Kurlingame, DB Gannell, tw Davis and wives, Mea, WO Donat, GW Rinehimer, Mrs D Can yell, Mra Nata Corniah, Qacar Tatro, Jp Saithfeld, Ezra Cornigh, Joan Schmidt and spouse, A Thomas and wife, Lee Penny, Willig Johnson, A Py Johann, and others in brief visiting events and marriage plans.
The supplier touts high grade Pennsylvania oil noted for clean burning and asks inquiries for vessel and single gallon quotes. They claim the best oil will produce a good hatch win and Eaton.
Short OCR note lists white oak posts with a price of 29.2 d and a location described as Fayette. The fragment identifies the item and seller area but lacks broader context or date.
Mrs Johnson plans a Monday visit to her seriously ill brother. Bealand J C Austin Jones hosted from the county farm, Edward Smith Nantes and Albert Kollmeyer visited. George Sims and bride from Belgrade, Minnesota were guests of Alfred and Edward Smith. Edythe Bacon recovers from meningitis. A gathering at the Alley home. Austin and Hawkeye visitors. Sen ding Circle met at Mrs Bacon's. music praised. March meeting to be with Mrs D N Austin. Henry Johnson will work for 1 GC. Wickham attended a funeral in Watcoma. Anna Smith from Towkeye visiting Alfred Smith. Curtis of Auburn spent Sunday at the Ny Aastha home.
A Jackson Michigan firm offers a notable sand catalog through mail order. The prospectus promises candid statements without exaggerated claims and invites readers to request a copy by dropping a card to Mapell & Co in Jackson Michigan.
A fragment advertises Chan burlsin's Cough Remedy urging readers to use it while traveling. The text then abruptly shifts to school boards in three western cities ordering pupils to recite patriotic songs including The Star Spangled Banner America and Columbia, noting the difficulty of singing all stanzas and urging common knowledge of national lyrics.
A report describes a severe attack on principal Ohne B Allen in Sylvania Georgia. A male patient is treated with an unverified remedy claimed to cure liver stomach and kidney troubles, with testimonials praising it.
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