Owa Falls Picnic and Local News Roundup
The article notes the annual traveling men’s picnic scheduled for next month. It reports a car accident near Waterloo involving Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell, with Mrs. Campbell driving and the couple injured but not named. It covers community happenings in Traer and surrounding towns, including banking anniversaries, sports tournament plans, farm deals near Dinsdale, obituaries, marriages, visits, and town developments such as sewer planning and street improvements.
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Owa Falls
Frank Campbell
Dows
Waterloo
Artere
Rae McDowell
Chuytawqun
Jeeture
Ernest Gambleton
West Indies
Genes Zoe
A Malloy
Ethel Penry Fowell
Sere
Ellsworth
Chicago
Wisconsin
George Wilbur
W Il. Carter
Edna
Lee_ Carter
Webster City
Sunny
Eldora
Hampton
Ackley
Iowa Falls
H. E. Moore
Tracr
Moore
J. H. Brooks
Tama
Tama County
First National Bank of
Brooks and Moore
Central
Iowa
Williams
Ias
Hampton and
Dinsdale
Here
Rock Island
Fothergill
Rita Kane
Brooklyn
W. L. Carter
Lee Carter
Flora
Helen Evers
Harry C. Evers
Goldfield
Theron Beringer
Biall
Alden Community Notes Outline Local Visits and Events
Alden residents hosted visitors from Williams Buckeye and Waterloo. Scout and Camp Fire group hikes to Edgewood with a Cook, while Priscilla Chapter 6 Initiated three candidates. Picnics, painting, repairs, and travels to Norway and Lake Okoboji are noted along with community visits and local schedules.
Tipton Township Rural Notes and Updates
Myrtle Van Patten finished sawing last week for her cousin Mrs Will Jones near Sherman. Jerry Springer returns from his brother's funeral in Mulberry Kansas. Jim Hows is water hauler for Charlie Lake threshing outfit. Drought hurts potato crop. Chester Sheldon visits New York state. Cottage shared repaint boosts appearance. Edgar Van Patten first to plow in fall. Yields about 95 bushels per acre. A G Waise may visit Minnesota for land search. Clarence Main finished stalling corn for season. aims for strong hook next winter. Mrs Jongie Springer visiting home in Mitchell County. A baby girl arrived at Ray Hunt's last week.
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Tipton Township
Myrtle
van Patten
Will Jones
Sherman
Jerry Springer
Mulberry
Kansas
Jim Hows
Charlie Lake
Chester Sheldon
New York State
Edgar van Patten
A. G. Waise
Minnesota
Clarence Main
Jongie Springer
Mitchell County
Ray Hunt
Fragmentary OCR: Hubbard Exchange item in 2806 report
A damaged OCR fragment hints at an exchange or transaction dated 2806 at Hubbard. The legible words suggest a reportable item but details such as names or exact actions are missing.
Albert Peterson dies after fall in Ratcliffe area
Albert Peterson age 20 died after being kicked by a house at Ratcliffe with Webster City hospital treatment failing. He was the only child of Pater B. Peterson and lived northwest of town. Rev. Knutson and family return from Graf ton trip. Local notices list visits and moves, including Miss Smallwood in New Providence and Mrs. Patterson from Streator. Several residents travel, relocate, or attend events such as the Knight Templar excursion to Denver and a barber shop sale.
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Ongueville
Daugh
G.E. Stringer
Dibuque
Prentie
Park
Migsel Mina
Emma Awe
Joliet
Sam Awe
Pina
Migs Extith Awe
Sioux City
Joe
Lena Wheeler
J. W. David
Town Falls
Foresty City
Library Board
C.M. Wheeler
Iowa Fells
Alden
A.W. Burgess
Iowa Falls
Grace Ranney
W. B
Iwman
Luin Cousin
Waterloo
Mrsa'Marne
Max Ries
Clarksville
John Lambert
Iowa City
Amelia Bennett
Sharm
Earle Grove
Smith
Bey
Muhlemsa
Unitn
Buckeye
Cyrus Albertson
Stratford
Tschirgi & Son
Cedar Rapids
Alstar
Gonn
Electric Light Company
Water Street
Alden Ansgeres
Morris
John Aylwards
John
Palmer
Ellaworth Hospital
Nadcliffe
Albert Peterson
Webster City
Pater B. Peterson
Albert
Marty
T. J. Knutson
Grafton
Giua
Howard
Dee Miss Smallwood
New Providence
Albert Kessler
Frank Webster
Cass
Kansas
W. B. Gillham
M. L. Hatlestad
Denver
Knight Templar
A. C. Johnson
Peoria
Rava Nuckolls
Vidora
Jacob Eneleson
Elmore
J. Farom
Mason City
BR. Morrill
Stanhope
Gillham
Molina
Miss Trene
Lakes
Rains Save Crops and Raise Grain Prospects in Iowa
Weather relief arrives as heavy rain and high winds sweep much of Iowa after a dry spell. Corn in northern Iowa holds well while southern counties show decline since July. Rain improves potatoes, pastures, meadows, and the water supply. Telegraph reports note rainfall amounts at Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Albia, Marshalltown, Waterloo, Creston, and Burlington. Apple crop stands at 88 percent of 1919 levels, about 6.6 million bushels. plums fall to 56 percent. grapes largely uninjured. The crop should be exceptionally clean due to dry conditions.
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Iowa
Sulyith
Thirth
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Albia
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Creston
Burlington
Pioneer Association Annual Meeting at Blerding Grove
The Hardin County Pioneer Association will hold its annual meeting at Blerding Grove, near Lawn Hill, on Saturday and Sunday, August 29 and 24. The program includes congregational singing, opening exercises, speeches by pioneers, basket dinners, spinning demonstrations, devotional services, and several addresses by Rev. Miller Miss Bassett Rev. James Jeters and others. Bring goods for protection to trees. Per order of committee B. E. Blerding, Sec.
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Hardin County Pioneer Association
Blerding Grove
Lawn Hill
D. Ditzwerald
Bondoy
Rev. Miller
Miss Bassett
Sone
Cattle Market Rebounds Amid Mixed Midwest Trade
Chicago and Midwest buyers loosened up as cattle prices advanced in some classes despite a general weak tone earlier in the week. Heavy cattle, feeders, and stock cows showed gains driven by reduced supplies and stronger demand from eastern buyers, with calves and hogs fluctuating on weather impacts and shipping demand.
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Chicago
Okisheree' A
Indiana
Ohio
Kansas City
Jong
Texas
Horth
Romantic addition near Estes Park adds to Iowa Falls
A late week county addition lies west of the city park along Wild Cat Creek, described as scenic and shaded by young oaks. It is developing with homes and planned park features including river views and a paddle access. The new area follows two county pioneers and promises rising construction and future river exploration. Executors and notices follow in local legal section.
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Estes Park
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Fala
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