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Newspaper

Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1916

Page

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Tax books ready for Wayne county 1916 taxes

County Auditor George S Moore announces the 1916 tax books are complete and will be handed to County Treasurer Paul S Miller after January 1 1917. The 33998153 total taxes reflect a small rise from last year with detailed valuations for lands, personal property, moneys and credits and various local levies.

Moore Miller Wayne County Democrat George S. Moore Paul S. Miller Misa Anna Miller Wayne County Seymour Allerton Humeston

Ice Thickness Sparks Railroad Reservoir Skating Talk

Readable notes say skating is good on the railroad reservoir after the cold snap last week. Ice measures about seven inches thick, inviting cautious use by locals.

High School Boys Dominate Grand River 87 to 5

In a Friday game the High School team routed Grand River 87 to 5. Upcoming schedule shows Jan 5 at Tingley, Jan 12 at Corydon, Jan 19 at Humeston, and Feb 2 at Humeston. The declamatory contest sits Dec 20 at Princess Theater with nine contestants and school music.

Grand River Tingley Humeston Corydon Eliston Princess Theater

Home From Canada Ed Jones Returns to Cambria

Ed Jones of Cambria returns from Sask, Canada after five months in the carpenter trade. He found many injured Canadians coming home from the war and notes the Red Cross raising thousands of dollars there. Henry Kirby, who went with him, returned to Cambria about two months ago.

Ed Jones Cambria Sask Canada Red Cross Henry Kirby Mr. Jones

Holiday Fire Safety Tips From State Fire Marshal Roe

State fire marshal Ole O Roe warns holiday revelry can turn to tragedy. He recalls the 1904 December 23 fire that caused 1 750 000 in losses and urges strict safety measures. Keep extinguishers ready and water nearby, use nonflammable decorations, secure trees, and supervise candles and stoves.

Ole O. Roe Santa Claus XTRA

Jurors Named for Wayne County in 1917

Grand jurors drawn for duty in Wayne county for the year 1917 include Ashkettle J, Bl oo, Haines A, Seymour Hanna W E, McMillan T E, Nicholson AL, Ockerman Linsey, Putnam Mo, Shiels HOE, and others. Petit jurors listed for January term of district court include Armstrong Guy, Byers Alvas, Culbertson J Hoo, Caldwell B o Humeston, Conklin CG How, Day Woo, Dunham J Al, Engle SJ Corydon, Ferguson RJ Corydon, Gillman O GC, Henderson Herry Corydon, Holliday CO Promise City, Jeffreys John Promise City, Johnson P Po Millerton, Jones J Lo Lineville, Kinser Chas Promise City, and many more.

Wayne County Ashkettle Bloo Allerton Corydon Haines Leeee Seymour Hanna W. E Promise City Homes Sewail Logan Tony Lineville McMillan T. E Humeston Nicholson AL Re Seymour Ockerman, Linsey Putnam Teosselt Pity eEe Hecate Ein Ooh Ecu Derby Shiels Hoe Armstrong Guy Allerton Byers Alvas Promise City Culbertson J. Hoo Caldwell bBo Conklin CG How Day Dunham J. al Donald B. J Sewwal Seymour Engle Corydon Ferguson R.J Corydon Gillman O. GC Corydon Henderson, Herry Corydon Holliday C. O Jeffreys John McMaurray Liew McDaniela L. As Ockerman Aaron Redding Frank Riley L. L Shriver Roy Sewat Swain Harvey Snyder Jesse Cambria Sweeney Stech, Farr Russell Trimble Bert Pei Aieceini Te Sevwal True W. R Seymour Wools KE. A Corydon Webber D. L

Browns Tie Knot in Humeston I Do Not Change Name

Mrs Arthur A Brown and Miss Hegel Fern Brown of Humeston married at the Methodist parsonage Monday noon. Rev Walter A Morgan performed the ceremony uniting the couple as man and wife with the bride retaining her name.

Humeston C. P. Dunn Wendell Idaho Linnie Miller Hazel Beryl Lawrence C. Dunn Thomas Johns Methodist Episcopal Church Lela Dunn Viola Thelma Bott Burley Corydon Brown Arthur A. Brown Hegel Fern Brown Walter A. Morgan

Local Licenses Issued and School Board Notice

County Clerk Andrew T. Dotta and Sam E. Henry issue licenses to Lillie McCullough and Arthur A. Brown among others in Cambria and Humeston. Leon Journal reports Miss Harriet Bea vers, a third grade teacher at the north building, resigns from the school board after a successful tenure.

Andrew T. Dotta Sam E. Henry Cambria Lillie McCullough Arthur A. Brown Humeston Hazel Brown John J. Myers Derby R. G. Burley Leon Harriet Beavers Miss Beavers

Post Office Notice for Sunday Christmas Mailing

Post Office will open at 10 30 a m Sunday and stay open until 3 p m to handle Christmas mail. Mail will be dispatched on train No 111 due at 3 25 p m Ava Homestox P M

Ava Homestox

Here There We and Everywhere headline items

Corydon residents travel to San Antonio for winter. Corydon elects Frank Middlebrook to city council succeeding resignation. Corydon teachers institute hosts 203 in service under Jennie L. Clark. Pleasanton Star launched by C A Craig. Asa Cochran and his mother Elmira die on same day. double funeral in Lamont. Wayne County Agricultural Association attends Des Moines fair meeting. Flora Thompson dies in Leon aged 50. pneumonia cited. coroner notified.

Asa Cochran Decatur County Elmira Cochran Lamont F. B. Selby P. D. Silvernail Wayne County Agricultural Association Iowa Association of Des Moines Flora Thompson Leon

Christmas Time in Humeston Urges Kindness and Help

The community reflects on holiday joys and extra work while urging thoughtfulness toward those in need. Families are encouraged to give small gifts to bring cheer. The Humeston board of education announces a holiday vacation from Friday evening Dec 22 to Tuesday morning Jan 2.

Humeston Board of Education

Christmas Blessings From Sanford and McGuire Nineteen Sixteen

A Christmas greeting from Sanford and McGuire dated Christmas Nineteen Sixteen extends wishes for a gentle and generous Providence to you and yours. The message speaks of ripening life and acts that inspire others, ending with Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wishes.

Providence

Jefferson Highway dispute roils Iowa towns over route

Citizens of Chariton and Corydon contest Jefferson Highway routing between Kansas City and Des Moines. Officials in Kansas City selected a route last February and Iowa law allows road name registration. Harvey protests claim Chariton and Corydon will be listed in the official blue book. Courts may decide.

Des Moines Register Chariton Corydon Lucas Wayne Counties Jefferson Highway Association Kansas City Des Moines Kanagas City St. Joseph Bethany Lamoni Leon Caceola Indianola Chillicothe Jefferson Highway Iowa Harry H. Polk Harvey James F. Harvey Mr. Polk

Pleasant Social Affair and College Track News

Members of the QL IELS Aux Wary and guests to about seventy were hosted by Mas. Vietolis KRaner Tuesday evening. The event was a success and guests enjoyed a pleasant social hour. A track meet among Wide, Harvard, and Princeton thrilled attendees as Princeton won. A two course luncheon was served by Sadie Young Gillie Hart Cleo McGuire Gladys Burdette Velma Kyner and Mrs Opal Edwards.

QL Iels Aux- Wary Mas Vietolis Kraner Wide Harvard Princeton Sadie Young Gillie Hart Cleo McGuire Gladys Burdette Velma Kyner Opal Edwards

McGuire couple attend Chicago funeral

Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McGuire returned home Saturday from Chicago after attending the funeral of Mrs. Minnie S. Hasbrouck, the aunt of Mrs. McGuire. Hasbrouck, 50, born at Leon, sister of Heck Sanford former editor of the New Era, died Tuesday afternoon. funeral held Thursday at the Hasbrouck home. Survived by two daughters Helen and Florence. Family had long resided in Chicago.

Glenice Irene Richard Armstrong George L. Roper The Baptist Church Humeston A. D. McGuire Chicago

Paper is Valuable. Press Costs and Survival in 1917

The piece argues newspapers cost money and should not be sought for free from publishers. It notes the press committee of the American Newspaper Publishers Association estimates about 2,000 newspapers could go out of business in 1917, highlighting financial pressures facing the industry.

The American Newspaper Publishers Association

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