U S U Notes and Local Moves Across States
A long list of graduates and locals visits from 1896 to 1912 shows R G Anderson’s professorship at Trinity Durham NC, Fannie Potter visiting St Paul, and many moves. Residents travel to Garden City Kansas, Cedar Rapids, Williston North Dakota, and La Moure, with recital and schooling plans noted. A Minnesota prison life sketch details Bertillon measurements at Stillwater, prison grades, and routine—an outsider's account challenging prior beliefs. A Mobile Alabama land settlement plan offers 100 dollars for farming and settling a tract near the city, plus a vagrancy case in Fayette and a weather notice for Miss Webster.
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St. Paul
Minnesota State Prison
Stillwater
St. Croix River
United States
Privieves
Public Schools Open After Hartman Resigns From Board
M J Hartman retires after twenty five years on Fayette board of education. B S Walker fills vacancy and N A Hoyt elected president for the rest of the year. The secretary records thanks for Hartman and notes school progress from graded to accredited high school. Air ship by J Keith Anderson tested. smallest flying machine with 40 hp engine, weight 350 lbs, 12 by 7 by 18 feet.
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Ats
Board of Education
M. J. Hartman
B.S. Walker
N. A. Hoyt
Hartman
Fayette
Iowa
Delwe
J. Kieth Anderson
Death of Mrs Swales of Smithfield
Mrs John Swales of Smithfield died Saturday August 27 after pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. Rev J S Moore conducted at Garden Prairie United Brethren Church Smithfield Township, with interment in the adjacent cemetery. Born August 20 1850 at Hicksville Ohio she long served as a United Brethren member. Survived by husband five children two daughters and three sons and a sister from Ohio attended the service.
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John Swales
Smithfield
J.S. Moore
Garden Prairie
Absence Planned by Local Resident
A local resident states plans to leave on Monday August 22 for two weeks. Laundry can be secured beforehand from Mr. Schilling at his gallery 2tt B.S. Kenpricx.
Officers Elected at Local W C T U Meeting
At the annual meeting held last Friday afternoon the Woman's Christian Temperance Union reelected President Mrs W Ji yor and Vice President Mrs P S Banning. Other officers chosen were Vice President Mrs Mary Cole Secretary Mrs L L Leach and Treasurer Mrs Ed Bray. Delegates were elected to attend the Edgewood convention September 23 24 with expectations of the state president giving an address in Fayette on September 20.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Mary Cole
L L. W. Leach
Ed Bray
Edgewood
Fayette
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U. S. U. Notes
R. G. Anderson
Trinity College
Durham
North Carolina
West Union
Dover Township
Fannie Potter
John Young
Garden City
Kansas
Lamont
J. Arthur Young
Ridgeway
Widger Cottage
Frank A. Pangburn
Faulkton
South Dakota
George W. Pangburn
Algona
Sarah Pangburn Kime
Kort Dodge
Victoria Meyer
Monona
Grace Jones
Greeley
California
Guy L. Carter
Cedar Rapids
Cora Peebles
Cora Maloney
Amy Paine
Norfolk, Neb
Ralph Cole
Everett, Wash, and
R. Cole
M. B. Geiser
Rochester
Geiser
Blanche Kaiser
North Dakota
la Moure
Verne Day
Clinton
Julius H. Herwig
New Hampton
Francis Robbins
Fairmount
N. C
Robbins
Amelia Opperman
Williston, N. D
Bertillion
Alphonse Bertillion
Mobile
Alabama
Moninr Fars Gland Co
Battle House Building
Harry Roland
Morris, Minn
United States Post Office Department
Brown
Donnan Junction
Stevensen
Post Office Department
Fayette Friends of
Maye Webster
Dobell
Monroe Street
Corvallis
Oregon
Lina Dobell
Ruby Fowells
9Th Street
Presenta
Harold 8. Craig
Gro, M’cann
Fayette County
Mr. Anderson
J. W. Anderson
This Place
M. L. Owen
Main Street
G. W. Chaffin
C. W. Stevenson
Lowa
Denniston
State Bank OF
Mrs. Swales
W. Ji Yor
Lariessnass