Prohibition and license debates in the Illinois case notes
A column discusses liquor traffic laws and repeal in Illinois, citing the Morrison v. Greiger decision and Wisconsin Prohibition Party stance. It argues common law prohibition and the need to repeal prohibitory statutes, with local items on cement walks, a stove scare, and family reunions in Clermont and Fayette areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
Artman
Morrison Va. Greiger
Supreme Court of Use State of
Prohibition Party
Wisconsin
Gyurt
Euprese Works
Tradt
d_ J. Sizer
Warning notice on Westfield farm fence and offers on farms
To all whom it may concern a notice warns against entering the writer's property in Westfield after fence tampering incidents. It states the owner will seek to identify culprits and will move the fence if authority proves otherwise. Also advertises a 120 acre improved farm near Arlington at fair terms and a 80 acre unimproved farm near Aurora with strong bargain prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Fon Lane
Arlington
Aurora
Grange Kirk
Gold Meds Contest At Centenary Church
The gold meds contest at Centenary church Saturday evening drew a large audience. Misa Mand of Welter led the event with the judges awarding the medal to Miss Lavon Chapman for her piece A Brave Boy. Carrie Holmes performed A Life s Tragedy while notes of new arrivals included Mica Carrol Doughty starting Arlington school and Fern Sueville staying with the George Clendenea home. A splendid nine pound boy was born to the A M Doughty home Saturday.
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Centenary Church
Misa Mand
Welter
Cmt
Lacey Parker
Mia
Ale, Anderson
John Swales
Lavon Chapman
Carrie Holmes
Lima area notes school duties and community events
Misa Rose Hastings resumed duties at Dunham's Grove after Saturday duties while Belle Thorp stayed at home and Oelwein visits occurred. Miss Lizzie Oelberg began school in Kuboe district. Manetti Biggs to teach Lima school with sixteen pupils. Rev B Larrabea preached locally. Jackson of Des Moines visited KH Myers. Berths Basa on short vacation, will return to Sioux City for graduate work. Quakley Davis went to Fayette to enter UT. Little Farrell Bass cut his wrist Monday night. Lima delegates to WoCTU district convention in Oelwein 13 14 15 at the Christian church with a gold medal contest Saturday. Grandma Smith, Aunt Susan, cared for family amid illness, juggling housekeeping and nursing duties.
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Lima Misa Rose Hastings
Dunham's Grove
Mra Belle Thorp
Fair
Oelwein
Berths Basa
Sioux City
Quakley Davia
Fayette
U.T. UL
Lima
Woc
T U
Oelwe
Grandma Smith
Susanna
Tess
Mra Sybil Smith
Trandma
Spring Valley and Frog Hollow Community Itinerary
Mise Lavon Chapman of Fayette spent part of last week with Jane Miller. Mise Beulah Stansbury came from Waterloo and visited her parents. School began Monday with Miss Winnifred Strayer as teacher. Kenneth Dowse boarded with his aunt Mrs Justin Miller and attended Fayetty. Martin Shaffer of Burr Usk visited his uncle LD Shafter and family. Arthur Neuanthwander came from Sioux City for a visit. his wife had been there weeks. JM Miller visited relatives at Maynard Sunday. Nearly everyone from here attended the fair at West Union last. A son was born to Urban Brewer and wife Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DT Johnson
James Young
Clermont
Delia Warner
Lovina Rider
West Virginia
Lovina Warner
Wardens
Mise Lavon Chapman
Fayette
Jane ‘Miller
Winnifred Strayer
Kenneth Dowse
Justin Miller
Fayetty
Martin Shaffer
Burr Usk
Kaa
LD Shafter
Arthur Neuanthwander
Sioux City
JM Miller
Maynard
Fair Ay Weat Union
Sale of Livestock and Machinery at Harrison Farm
On Thursday September 26 at the James Brepp farm three miles north of Fayette and three miles east of Randalia L C Harrison will offer at public sale four horses four cows thirty hogs three barnyard of hay and oats and machinery plus about thirty acres of corn in the field. Terms include cash on delivery with a ready delivery period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brepp
Fayette
Randalia
L. C. Harrison
Oleo
Acini
Cemetery Association Meeting Notice at Opera House
A notice announces a Cemetery Association meeting at the Opera House on Saturday September 7 1912 at 2 80 o clock. The agenda includes alerting members and transacting other business that may come before the meeting. J H Bovyow presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cemetery Association
Opera House
Joome
H. Bovyow
Iowa law on adulterated eggs and farmer duties
The Iowa pure food law defines adulterated food as any part of a diseased or decomposed substance and includes bad eggs. The commissioner urges farmers dealers and jobbers to publicize this warning and comply with the statute to avoid penalties and protect profits. Suggestions include clean storage, daily gathering, avoiding washing dirty eggs, keeping eggs cool and dry, not placing egg cases on damp floors, marketing promptly, and proper handling to prevent losses estimated over seven million dollars.
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Iowa
Deflnea Food ‘Ag
Homme
Iba
Ot Towa
W. B Aaney
Duroc Boars and Farrows Offered at Noted Prices
40 Duroc boars and 40 mares from Maren April and May farrows offered for gale. Breeding quality praised with fine stock. Sale aims to attract buyers who should see before purchasing. Contact J H Morr for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ih. Morr
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Des Moines
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