Payette Reporter ownership and circulation statement
The Payette Reporter of Payette Iowa issues a weekly edition priced 1.50 per year. The statement lists editors publishers and owners including C F Paine and J L Paine with several named stockholders and bondholders. Notarized by A W Callender with seal. filed in Fayette Iowa.
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Payette
Iowa
C.F. Paine
Fayette
C. F. Paine
First National Bank
A. W. Callender
San Dimas
Call
Rushford
Minnie Iayette
Lowa Champaign
T Fayette
Cebwein
Towa - West Union
Arlington
Towa
Davenport
Towa + Payette
Union Church Sermons Highlight Local Pulpit Duties
Rev JS Moor preached Sunday at Union Church while a new pastor, appointed at Garden Prairie, has not yet arrived and may not accept. Next Sunday services include a morning and an evening at Union Church led by Moor. A birthday party for Edgar Miller reached about fifty guests. Ed Fennell was moved to a Des Moines sanatorium and shows improvement. Reports from New York note different conditions and abundant orchards in Iowa. Numerous local visits and gatherings are noted, including farm activity and social events. An Alf Larson Concert Co program is announced for Lima church on Tuesday evening October 22, with services and Sunday School scheduled.
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JS Moor
Union Church
Garden Prairie
JS Moore
Re‘? Miller
Edgar ‘Miller
Alf Larson
Mary Hobbs Larsen
Lima
Funeral rites for Mrs Asplin held at Lima cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Asplin of Littleport were held at Lima cemetery with interment beside her husband. West Union friends attended including Frank Ward. A W C T U gold medal contest will be held at Nighland church next Friday night with Lima talent. admission 15 and 25 cents. Other notes mention Cacil DeNier visiting from New Albia, P. H. Hastings visiting a Knie Calhoun county daughter, Nettie Brecken leaving for Manchester and Earlville, and J J Hill teaching at Parker home.
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Asplin
Littleport
Lima
West Union
Frank Ward
Ward
W.C.T. U
Nighland
Cacil DeNier
New Albia
Sagas of Rheumatism End With Walker’s Restorative Tonic
M B Voshell of Wadena Iowa narrates fourteen years of rheumatism with long work stoppages and house confinement. After failing with various physicians he found lasting relief from Walker’s Restorative Tonic, buying six bottles for five dollars and praising the product.
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M. B. Voshell
Wadena
Iowa
Sagas
Walker
Tlea
Walker Medicine Co
Fayette
Lowa
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Mrs Herrell
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New Hampton
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O. W. Stevenson
CH Henning
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Jos Wazlowski Arlington
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Chas Stephens Randalia
Chas
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A. A. Hill Arlington
Burlingham Fayette
Whitley
Mayette
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Ran & Son
Winkler-Kimpeon Wadeno Jap
Wittenberg Arlington
LA Grimes Hog Sale Wear Union
Ben Pride
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