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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
7
The Reporter invites new subscribers and asks readers to share news from families sick, visiting, entertaining, buying, selling or building. It aims to serve all people and ensure news concerning your family interests someone, hoping cooperation will be agreeable and profitable.
General Grant denounces the canteen as unnecessary for the army and argues camp limits prevent liquor sales. He notes most patrons at near camp saloons are civilians and militia, not regular soldiers, and claims many outlets closed due to lack of customers. The press and industry officials resist his stance.
State president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Mrs Etta Hurford will not give a lecture at the M E Church on September 20 at 8 PM The subject announced is Constitutional Prohibition.
Georges Rica returned from Gulf states with plans to publish visit details later. A new sidewalk was built at the Union church by Krad Minger. A millinery shop opened by a Schmidt from Garber Iowa in Herrling’s building. she also works as a dreammaker. Miss Ida Sargent teaches a two and a half month term in Voshell district with 26 pupils. Miss Emma Poor teaches two months in Raftia with 24 pupils. Wadena High School opened with three teachers led by Principal Miss Alice Delabery. other teachers Miss Miniban and Miss dueahy. A hailstorm hit Sunday night. Dr Curtis of Des Moines preached at Union church Monday on The Christian's Hope. Frank Bates of Arlington visited Sunday. The United Brethren annual conference meets October 19 1910 in Toledo Iowa with Bishop W M Weekley presiding. church reports show 1300 accessions this year.
Smithfield community items report past week events and family updates. Will Brown, John Genrich, and Fred Baker connections appear with horse trading and illness noted. Mrs Delbert Paul under doctor care with quingy. School resumes District No 8 with Miss Hattie Linn. Amy Homewood teaches Corn Hill school beginning Monday.
Mrs Adamszof Maynard and her daughter visited as Ray Childs draws large crowds at Thompson farm tent meetings. Mr and Mrs Patti visited their farm home with T J Lewyter. Mrs Geo Perry of Maynard hosted family in Maynard. Rev J C Erb preached farewell at Centenary before moving to North Dakota. Ed White’s nine year old son recovering well after head growth operation. Emma Woolshaw wed J F Few with Rev Erb officiating. Frank Chittenden farm rented to Isaac Paul. Dr McLean called for Isabel Langerman’s illness.
Alice Tompkins attends school at ULL. Harry Tompkins loses a horse at the fair. numerous local visits and Sunday gatherings in West Union, Sumner, Brainard, and nearby towns. School openings for Frog Hollow, Spring Valley, and Stone. many farm and home updates. several notices of births, sickness, and travel. Prohibition lecture planned at M E Church. various local engagements and farm sales. Weather minor storm impact noted.
McCormack lists sale dates for several bidders including Ww. Gremmola, Geo Mabon in Bayette on Sept 20 Eden Gilmore of Hawkeye Sept 21 Jon McDonough Oelwein Sept 27 Mra Jos Alwood Sept 29 J W Reeser Oelwein Oct 19 John Dalldorf Mayette Oct 26 Dan Collette Fayette Oct 27 Mack advertises more gale days than usual urging early date and best price with 1 percent offerings.
A 25 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment touted as a cheaper alternative to plasters for back and side pains. Warns that dampened flannel with the liniment is more effective for lameness and chest discomfort. Sold by all druggists.
A Qovod position can be had by ambitious young men and ladies in wire telegraphy. Since the hour law and wireless stations expand nationwide there is a shortage of telegraphers. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement prospect. The National Telegraph Institute trains all official institutes in America under supervision of wireless officials and places graduates in jobs. Write for full details at Davenport Town Cincinnati Ohio Portland Ore Memphis Tenn. 6.9
Mrs J E Van de San of Kirkland Illinois extols Electric bitters as a tonic preventing breakdowns under severe strain. She claims three months of use kept her from breaking down during a 36 week ordeal and guarantees satisfaction at Rickert Davis.
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