16 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
1
Randalia notes include many visits and illnesses in the area. Residents such as Lizzie Belden in Oelwein, Frank King in Oelwein, and Chet Miner’s illness are mentioned along with numerous calls, visits, and travel between Randalia West Union Maynard and Fayette. The section records gatherings, school, church events, and local business and family news.
North Center reports a Monday trip by Mrs. Johnson to Denison to visit a seriously ill brother. Fayette residents Williams, Buck, Hettler, and Hettler family ties appear in various visits and work updates. Mrs. Austin and others attend Sew ing Circle, with local folks visiting farms, schools, and neighbors. a Measles note and a testimonial on Electric Bitters concludes the row of community items.
An ad notes handling the highest grade Pennsylvania Coal Oil praised for burning quality. It offers quotes on jar and single gallon quantities. The notice mentions White Oak posts for sale by J. W. Onn in Fayette and a Mr Haton?
A dubious claim links a supposed killer to appendicitis while praising Dr King’s New Life as a preventive cure. The ad asserts stomach, liver, and bowel stimulation prevents clogging that invites appendicitis and cures constipation with broad health claims. It lists 25eith ert & Davis.
Local notes show Miss Clysta Moulton home on vacation from near Hawkeye. A visiting group from Hawkeye called at John Schmidt’s home. The Road Convention ended in West Union with John Hack visiting Hawkeye. Family visits and moving plans are listed for Lew Sprague and the Wilt. Wells Newtons plan to move to Wilt. Adol Friedrich’s visit from Postville noted after a child’s croup attack. A letter from Lewis Chamblin of Manchester recounts severe croup fears but praises King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble. ad promotes it with price 30c and $1.00.
Grace Hinehimer visits Miss Nona Dye while Rob Davia and wife and Henry Burlingame are business gallers in Fayette. Cannell and family and J B Davis and wife attend Spatch et Davia wedding in Smithfield township. LE AS meets Wednesday with Mrs Wo Donat. Mrs G WV Rinehimer visits with Mrs 0 B Cannell. Wedding bells ahead. Seed catalogue from Isbell & Co. Jackson Michigan offered by card request.
School boards in three western cities require high school entrants to recite patriotic songs and the words of America and Hail Columbia. Citizens should know national songs and other poems, as part of common knowledge. A cold warning promotes Chamberlain’s Douglass Remedy from Rickert & Davie.
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