United Brethren Radical Conference Held in Wadena
The annual United Brethren church conference in Wadena concluded with Bishop Wood presiding Rev J H Moore elected secretary and Rev J S Moore named presiding elder Visitors from Alma Huntington Hamilton Mason City and Garden Prairie attended The conference adjourned to next year at Peace Grove with pastorates to be supplied in Arlington and Wadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lews
United Brethren Church
Radical
Sh. Wood
Moore
L Wood
Alma
Mich
J Howe
Sect of Home and Foreign Missions
Huntington
Inn
H H. Shields
Mary Cobb
Branch Missionary Society
Hamilton
Iowa
Alice Herd
Mason City
Crowder
Wigeon
Howe
Wadena
R D McCormack
Oelwein
F. Morrison
Arlington
J. Swales
Mise Abbie Swales
Garden Prairie
J S Moore
Peace Grove
Dr Kings New Life Pills Claim Cure for Appendicitis
An advertisement claims a merciless murderer is stopped by Dr Kings New Life Pills which gently stimulate the stomach liver and bowels to prevent the clogging that invites appendicitis and cure constipation. The ad lists 25c at Rickert and Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Rickert & Davis
Community Notes From Spring Valley And Surrounds
West Union visitors and Fayette calls populate the week as Beulah Shaffer stays with Erma Luce, Frank Camp hosts and visits occur, and families such as Joe Stearns, Mre Starr, and Mrs Brewer spend time across towns. Regional figures like Karl Ostrander attend a funeral near Hawkeye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Starr
A M. Brewer
West Union
Frank Camp
Karl Ostrander
Walter Parker
Hawkeye
Dan Hall
Fayalte
Mimner
Local Notes and Visitors Highlight Fayette Area
Miss Frieda Brahahn returns from West Union while Mra Shambaugh of Arlington and Mra Robing of Kansas visit uncle Josiah Sherman. L D Shaffer and wife spend weekend with Charley Wilbur and wife. Lydia Butler visits V E Strayer family southwest of Fayette. RK E Thorpe and James Hutchison Jr visit Chicago for business and city sights. The region hums with machinery as farms show prosperity with barn painting and new foundations at W A Turner and H Mackey. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised for coughs croup and influenza.
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Frieda Brahahn
West Union
Mra
Shambaugh
Arlington
Robing
Kansas
Josiah Sherman
RK E Thorpe
James Hutchison Jr
Chicago
Jones
Pleasant Ridge society notes and family visits
Mrs Jas Raftis is very sick. Mrs Mae Johnson visits with her mother. Miss Hannah Welsh attends the Atwood-Greenough wedding Tuesday evening. Henry Oldfather and wife visit Arlington at the home of Mrs Oldfather’s mother. Charlie Keeler and Miss Eve Oldfather and Mandy Settlemyer visit Miss Oldfather’s grandparents. Misses Hannah Welsh and Eller Joyce attend a farewell party for Miss Florence Parrett given by Mrs KHOW. Mra August Oldfather returns from Dubuque after an operation. Miss Haze Meager helps with the boys. Mrs Jas Welsh takes her daughter Mattie to Dubuque for an appendicitis operation. Sue is doing as well as could be expected.
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Mae Johnson
Hannah Welsh
Atwood-Greenough
Henry Oldfather
Arlington
Mra Youngman
Charlie Keeler
Eve Oldfather
Mandy Settlemyer
Miss Oldfather
Eller Joyce
Florence Parrett
Khow. Kelly
Wadena
Mra August Oldfather
Dubuque
Miss Haze Meager
Mra Jas Welsh
Mattie
Sue
Forced to Leave Home For Health a Cure at Home
Dr King s New Discovery touted as a better way for lung trouble at home. Testimonial from W R Nelson of Calamine Ark claims dramatic weight gain after using it when other remedies failed. Advertises guaranteed relief for coughs colds la grippe asthma croup throat and lung troubles with trial bottle offered.
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Dr. King
W. R. Nelson
Calamine
Ark
Rickert & Davis
Local Farms Report Quiet Weekend From Smithfield Area
SMITHFIELD E Wilkinson is erecting nine fine new hen houses Mart Cronk raised a new barn on his place Tuesday CA Woelschaw has sold his farm to C H Knoa of Oelwein Bert Spatcher and family visited Sunday at Delbert Paul s Geo Paul and family visited Sunday at the St Davis home J H Humphrey of Oelwein was in his neighborhood Saturday The Wilbur Sperry family were in Arlington with relatives Sunday Miss Grunig is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs Ralph Winegar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Jennings
Tommy Gibbons
Mr. Smock
Greeley
Mart Cronk
A Woelschaw
H Knoa
Oelwein
Geo Paul
St Davis
J H Humphrey
Wilbur Sperry
Arlington
Misa Grunig
Mrs
Ralph Winegar
Social notes from the R. R. Club gathering
Thursday meeting of the R. R. Club with Mrs A P Johnson. Theodore Meshe's son recovering from a broken arm. Local residents, visits, and tidbits include NK L Clegg and wife traveling to Missouri, Mrs Geo Perry visiting, Mrs Vonrad of Maynard visiting, Mrs Mittlentadt of Maynard staying with her sister Mrs Geo Paul, Inez Chapman and Norma Dobson visiting the Kiel home, and Elizabeth Upton visiting from Calmar. W W White to move from Smithfield to Maynard with a sale next Saturday. Qet Sut cd plans to move to Oklahoma for a new location.
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R. R. Club
Mra A
W. W. White
Smithfield
Maynard
Sutcd
Oklahoms
Iowa Fayette County Notice of Land Claim and Reformation
Or state of Iowa Fayette County N Norton sues William Cone and unknown claimants over east 135 feet of west half of lot 27 in J E Robertsons addition Fayette Iowa. Plaintiff asks deed reform to 30 rods 10 links and quiet title against all defendants with default date set for November 2 1910 in West Union courthouse. Attorney O W Stevenson represents plaintiff.
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William Cone
May County
Iowa
EL Robertson
Fayette
Lowa
Clamants
Clark
District Court
Fayette County
N. F. Norton
J. E. Robertson
Payete
G. Clark
C. J. Clark
Willian Cone
William Bureh
West Boundry
Plaoci
William Brush
Boundry Ling
Court House of
West Union
Towa
O. W. Stevenson
Plaintif
Order for Publication of Nowlcr Native Document
An order for publication is issued citing the original native document gathered from the averments presented. The text indicates a procedural step to publish the document as required by court or official notice. The notice anchors the publication to formal legal actions and reflects the administrative process in the record.
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Nowlcr
Notice to publish legal action in Fayette Reporter
An order approves publication of notice in Fayette Reporter Fayette County Iowa for four consecutive weeks beginning October 6 1910. Judge N Howson of the 13th Judicial District signs the order dated October 3 1910. An unrelated promotional blurb for Dr Shoop Health Coffee appears, touting a quick preparation and coffee substitute claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Fayette County
Iowa
N. Howson
Notice of Tax Sale in Fayette County Iowa
State of Iowa Fayette County notice to John Wolf and Owners Unknown. On December 5, 1904, the county treasurer auctioned unpaid 1903 taxes for Lot 4, Block 21 in Oelwein Land Company's Addition to Oelwein to G. A. Stranaban. redemption must occur within 90 days from service, or a deed will be issued.
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Towa
Fayette County
John Wolf
Gunaty
Mayette County
Ford
GL. A. Stranabin
Irayette County
Iowa
Oelwein
Land Company
L. M. Stranaian
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Paine Parliaming CO
Payette Town
Mr. Nace
Strawberry Point
United Brethren Radical Conference
Gannon Brand
Tone Bros
Tome Sros
Des Moines
Vulcan Roofing
Grar Oktos
Spring Valley
Frog Hollow
E Miller
Beulah Shaffer
Erma Luce
Brewer
Dunhham’s Grove
Joe Stearns
C F Oelberg
Lima
Harvey
Mre
Starr and Daughters
G@ Ko Downe
Hazel Neuenschwander
OQ F Brabaha
Fk L
Htta
Loraine Barnhart
Mildred
Edith Finch
Lola Stansbury
Beulah
Uelwein
Pearl Hartman
Hartman
L D Shaffer
Charley Wilbur
Enat
J K Stanabury
Lydia Butler
V E Strayer
Chamberlain's
Pleasant Ridge
Mra Jas Raftis
E Wilkinson
Bert Spatcher
Delbert Paul's
Geo Perry
W. L. Timmerman House
Vonrad
A. P. Johnson
Manual Mittlentadt
Inez Chapman
Norma Dobson
F. A. Kiel
Geo Potts
Elizabeth Upton
Istate
N. S. Norton
Plainti
Young's Hard Are Store
HL Garner
Allen Nursery CO
Rochester
W. G. Thomas
M. J. Hartman & Sons
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