Local News Roundup From Martinsburg Area
October items note visits and travels of residents from Fremont Hedrick Ottumwa and Sigourney. Birth announced for Heaton Braden's son. Local officials and candidates seen in town with Democrats and residents listed. Masonic lodge activity and school principal change marked. Additional notes on residents from Richland and Keota.
Masons Lodge Attendance Noted for Ollie Members
J. C. Meredith and Dr. C. A. Schreiner of Ollie attended Masonic lodge activities Saturday evening, as recorded in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Meredith
C. A. Schreiner
Ollie
Local Happenings and Social Notes From October
October 25 report details Mrs Frank Gobble visiting her daughter in Washington and Mrs Parcella Davis returning home in Campetine after visiting relatives. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Rosa Krum in honor of her marriage to Elmer Davis. Light refreshments and a jolly time. Miss Hattie Pequignot of Fairfield visits Blanche Mowery. Diphtheria cases improving with no new cases. Local young people attend a pre social at Harry Bottorff's home southwest of Farson. Miss Susie Baker of Fairfield visits relatives here over Sunday.
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Frank Gobble
Washington
Parcella Davis
Campetine
Rosa Krum
Elmer Davis
Hattie Pequignot
Fairfield
Blanche Mowery
Harry Bottorff
Farson
Susie Baker
Local St. Marys Notes October Recap
October 24 updates from the town report several residents travel to Ottumwa to visit kin and attend events. Mrs. Harry Emery and her son spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bowlin. A church social Friday netted about 14 dollars. Other local mentions include residents C. C. Stevens, Dunn of Ottumwa visiting, J. M. Elder traveling, and the Ladies Aid to meet Mrs. Kirkpatrick Wednesday afternoon with all ladies invited. Additional notes record Arthur Bacon from Ollie visiting, W. P. Emery and Mrs. Frank Emery in Ottumwa, Mr. Boyd and Clyde at the Lowenberg home, B. L. Denny and family in Dahlonega, Baker moving into Dr. Lawson’s house, and Bly Smith in Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sutton
Ottumwa
W.H. Hawk
Albert Tygart
J. Miller
M. F. Moore
Ilinois
Missouri
L. Morgan
Fort Des Moines
Martinsburg
Mr. Morgan
George Pulse
Ollie
Masonic Lodge
H. D. Schmidt
Keota
Sisson
Harry Emery
Bowlin
C. C. Stevens
Dunn
Boyd
J. M. Elder
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kirkpatrick
Arthur Bacon
W. P. Emery
Frank Emery
Clyde
Lowenberg
B. L. Denny
Dahlonega
Baker
Dr. Lawson
Bly Smith
John Huff
Des Moines
L. D. Huff
EB. M. Alexander
Laura Hughey
William Giltner
Jesse Scott
Seymour
R. L. Scott
C. A. Dickey
Ormanville
William Crandall
Hedrick
Et. W. Sterling
Virgil Webb
Mount Sterling
C. C. Davis
Karl Huff
E. D.davis
M. G. Whittington
S. W
Sunday services canceled for illness in town
October 24 report notes no preaching due to Rev Ropers wife illness. Mrs Mary Cuddy returned to Hedrick Thursday after visiting here. EB Gambell of Hedrick attended, with additional local residents among those mentioned in the brief.
Martinsburg Suit Line Assures 1 and 14 Yard Menswear
Come to Martinsburg to examine a large line of 1 and 14 yard samples for men's clothing. Each suit includes a complete wardrobe set.
Sunday Social Notes from Gambell’s and Area
Sunday at F R Gambell s Miss Phoebe McVey of Yeo spent Sunday here Mr and Mrs Charles Erdman spent Sunday at the Linder home Box supper at Pleasant Hill Saturday Mrs Mary Brown spent Sunday at Fred Browns John Steele buys 2380 goats from Mr Doggett Lancaster An accident at the ball game Saturday Thomas Smith and Fred Brown collided injuring Browns cheek bone Majestic Range Demonstration at our store October 31 to November 5 Many local visits and travels across Des Moines Ottumwa Hedrick Mount Sterling and Agency community happenings and church conventions noted.
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F. R. Gambell
Phoebe McVey
Yeo
Charles Erdman
Linder
Pleasant Hill
Mary Brown
Fred Brown
John Steele
Doggett
Lancaster
Thomas Smith
The Silo and Its Uses in Dry Seasons
In the 1910 dry season the silo emerges as a practical solution for winter and summer feeding. Corn's value as high quality forage grows across Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota as soils warm and droughts bite. Early 90 day Dent corn favors September 10 harvest for winter silage with another later maturing variety to follow.
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Middle West
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Cor
Local Flour Prices Highlighted by Jackson & Son
Mound City Paints may cost a trifle more, but J. A. Wray urges trying a sack of Ceresota or Marshall's Best flour sold by Jackson & Son. The ad promotes quality flour as a better buy in contrast to paints at small premium.
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Mound City Paints
J. A. Wray
Marshall
Jackson &Son
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