The Reporter Notes Second Class Mail Matter
The Reporter announces it is issued on Thursday and enters second class mail matter status. The notice preserves the newspaper’s period tone and includes standard postal handling language.
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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
3
The Reporter announces it is issued on Thursday and enters second class mail matter status. The notice preserves the newspaper’s period tone and includes standard postal handling language.
U. N notes Waite returns from Hawkeye to visit daughter Mrs H B Swale and Mrs Bennett gather seniors at Mrs A's home. UTUL baseball defeats St Joseph College 13 2 with strong USUF hitting. Mary Cole returns from visit. son Ralph to Chicago University for six weeks before teaching next year in St. Paul. Principal T ER Cole bound for Broadway High Seattle. Decoration Day preparations with twenty eight girls practicing in gym. Memorial services planned. Womans Home Missionary Society delegates to Decorah. Local notices include sales ads and shoe promotions.
Wadena report highlights Mrs Davis recovering from erysipelas and Mr Pritchard's return to Jew City after a brief home stay. Injuries to Grandpa VPage from a barn fall are noted along with visits by J Walters and Rev Ackly in nearby towns. Mentions of poultry ventures, district events, and a white ribbon pledge drive mark a busy community week.
High school boys to play ball at Waucoma with the school team, while the 8 U S team learned a lesson for next year. Commencement is set for Thursday June 1 at the opera house. A lumber business advertises 50 000 feet in stock with more incoming to replace a fire loss, inviting old and new customers to the familiar stand. The notice also thanks friends for kindness during their mother’s funeral with gratitude to those who provided music.
We express gratitude to fellow citizens who labored bravely at the recent fire to save property and to all who extended sympathy. Mr and Mrs J H Pracy lead the appreciation for the help and kindness shown.
The family expresses gratitude for the beautiful flowers and fruit sent to Mrs W H Thompson and thanks the Wayette Masonic lodge members for their kindness. Mr and Mrs W H Thompson.
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