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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
7
Locals Remewler Seorge and Ruth Searles appear amid scattered items including a flagged sign at Artington. Trade mentions a Main Street six room house in Wa Connex and Bertha Knight returning home from Valea. Oliver typewriter advertised and a note about Allen assisting during an absence.
The notes recount social visits and arrivals around town including Miss Myrtie Culling and Mabie in Hawkins, the Miner family’s visit, and Mrs Betheny in West Union visiting relatives. Cedar Rapids and New Orleans trips are noted for Dr Baker and Mae Baker. Eggs and cream prices are listed from local merchants. A horse accident injures a rider, and community members plan sales, births, and classes with several townsfolk visiting relatives and attending church events.
Fragmentary notice mentions TV Swartley and wife, Ron Arthur Mots, a mining engineer, and heirs of Rev det McCall Anderson. References state agricultural college, a plow, and a communication request to Walter Trvdity in Sumimeraville, West Virginia.
A House Cleaning Proposition outlines a call to action urging readers to simply say the word to initiate a cleaning plan. The item emphasizes simplicity and immediate participation without detailing methods or consequences.
Substantial reader notes describe the Fox Furniture Co. and local movements in Fayette County. Mentions of the Robinson family visiting Hawkeye, train arrivals, and residents returning from San Diego. Also covers district convention events, school activities, and a market for nearby land.
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