Cruelty case ends with fine and ban in Hamburg
A man known as Pinuckle or Pienuckle was jailed in Hamburg after beating two horses with a broken buggy tongue when returning from Randolph. He was found guilty, fined 25 dollars, and ordered to stay out of Hamburg for ninety days. He later caused a public disturbance in Sidney before continuing home to Randolph. The report also notes local social and editorial items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
City
Pienuckle
Hamburg
Sidney
Evans and Gunn wed in Mayville Methodist church
Amos Evans and Ada Gunn were married Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock by Rev. M W Kindred. A refined wedding supper followed and numerous valuable gifts were given to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Evans
Ada Gunn
M. W. Kindred
Editors at Glenwood Host Southwest Iowa Meeting
The Southwestern Editorial Association met in Glenwood Iowa on April 24 with a reception by locals. Sessions in Knights of Pythias rooms produced papers and discussions, a banquet at the State Institution followed, and resolutions praised the program and hospitality while thanking Dr Powell and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editorial Association of
Southwest Iowa
Glenwood
Knights of Pythias
Robinson
C. F. Hall
Green
Chariton
O' B
L. D. Heinsheimer
L. D Heinsheimer
Albert Heinsheimer
State Institution
Dr. Powell
Black
Shirley Gilliland
Messrs
Evan
Atlantic
Genung
Nye
Des Moines
Heinshimer
Geo. Perkins
Sioux City
Southwestern Editorial Association
Iowa
Association
Muddy Gumbo Woes Tie Up Driver Miss Maude Cooley
Miss Maude Cooley faced a stuck situation on the state line road as gumbo clung to the wheels near Asbury Jacks. Mr Jacks freed the wagon after a half hour of effort and Miss Cooley sought shelter at the Jacks' home until morning. If she ventures west again in mud season with a barrel in the wagon, it signals readiness for gumbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Cooley
State Line
Asbury Jacks
Miss Cooley
Mr. Jacks
Mrs. Jacks
Change in Location of the Postoffice
The post office moves July 1 to the Butterfield block on E street in the former Iowa Telephone Co. room. The Telephone Co. will relocate one door east. Butterfield plans a twenty foot extension on the south of the building to create a larger room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterfield
E Street
Iowa Telephone Co
The
Telephone Co
D. Butterfield
Unclaimed Letters for Week Ending May 1
The following list of letters remains uncalled for in this office for the week ending May 1. Ladies Mrs. H. B. Johnson Gentlemen Harry C. Ingalls Albert Miller C. D. Sulphur G. A. Danforth P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Johnson
Harry C. Ingalls
Albert Miller
C. D. Sulphur
G. A. Danforth
P. M
For Health's Sake Use a Herrick Refrigerator
Dinwiddie and Son advertise a Herrick refrigerator for sale promising health benefits and reliable cooling. The listing emphasizes durability and value, appealing to households seeking efficient food preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Dinwiddie & Son
Summer term at San Jose Normal expands teacher training
A summer session at State Normal School in San Jose starts June 29 and runs twelve weeks to September 18, offering the same credit value as the regular year. The plan, approved by the joint board and favored by Gov. Pardee, aims to raise non graduate teachers to normal status with a two year diploma possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School At
San Jose
Joint Board of Normal School Trustees
San Diego
M. E. Dailey
State University
Dailey
Riverton
Better Pay for Country School Teachers Urged
The article argues for higher pay to attract and retain capable rural teachers. It notes young women teach multiple subjects, face heavy responsibilities, and affect early learning. A proposed raise from 20 25 to 40 dollars per month would improve service and school quality, urging Iowa farmers to ensure better spring and summer schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renal
Iowa
Notice of Illinois butter making devices delivery to Fremont county
Notice from EpGar 3. Jones general agent announcing satisfactory arrangements with a Nebraska City concern for immediate delivery of a large number of E. Z. butter making devices. By May 5th delivery will be under headway with J. D. James managing Fremont county and agents for adjoining territory to follow. Hotel Lindel Hamburg Iowa hosting inquiries and testimonials to appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Nebraska City
J. D. James
Pleasant Evening at the U S Hall and Local News
Eastern Stars initiated Miss Jessie Wood and demonstrated work for deputy grand matron Mrs. Rachel Wyland. Guests included Mrs. J. M. Lovelady and Rev. Geo. Wood. Chandler family to Kirksville then Colorado. uncertain return to Hamburg. Cantons fundraiser chair won by Frank Gillman. Rural route delayed by weather and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Stars
Jessie Wood
Rachel Wyland
J. M. Lovelady
Sidney
Geo. Wood
Geo. J. Chandler
Hamburg
Kirksville
Colorado
Also Mentioned on This Page
May Cosmopolitan
J. Henniker Heaton
M. P
Ella Adelia Fletcher
A. D. Shamel
Illinois Experiment Station
Edwin Arnold
Rafford Pyke
John Brisben Walker
Gustavus Franklin Swift
Clement Acton Griscom
George Gould
Samuel &. Moffett
James C. Mackenzie
Food Laboratory
Helmet Stag Archer
H. G. Wells
Henry Seton Merriman
Oliver Henry
Frank R. Robinson
Julia Valentine Bond
Tom Masson
Mattie Reynolds
Shenandoah
Frank Gillman
Mary Thompson
H Street
White and Shoemaker
OG. B. Stow
Geo. Hostfield
Ss. T. Mitchell
Kansas
Nebraska
Mrs. A. L. Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Jim Richardson
Wilbur Peebles
Watson
Frank Griggs
Birmingham
Ala
Mr. Griggs
Prof
Booe
Mary Schnitzer
Miss Schnitzer
H. H. Fass
Mrs. Geo. Bartlett
Frank Richardson
Bina Wood
McCook, Neb
S. P. Beckstead
Dale Harman
Cecil Boyer
Francis and Frederick Avenue
St. Joseph, Mo
J. F. Baldwin
Rhea
Jacob Payne
Rachael Wyland
Harlan
J. Hydinger
Frank Prawl
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Neb
Jennie Notson
Miss Notson
H. R. Wright
W. L. Kenney
St Joe
Bartlett & Doyle's
Charlie Fleishaur
Washington Township
Farragut
Chas, Piper
Editors AT
SAN Jose Normal
Country School
M. F Cooley
Bette
Cale
H.R. Wright
St. Joseph
Mr. Wright
Hansburg Drug Co
Cantons
Clarence Hammond
M. Snow
Joe Snow and
A. J. Byer
Edna
Hanbury
Ruse Boyd
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