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Newspaper

Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1914

Page

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Centerville Defeats Locals 41 to 23 in Season Clash

Centerville beat the local high school 41 to 23 on Centerville court. The locals played well but Centerville excelled in the fine points and led from the start. Local lineup included Wilbur Kipper Fred Rinkler Clifford Clark Theo Taylor Arnold Duncan King Porter and Earl Ryan Bubs. The team was accompanied by Miss Georgia Stewart Miss Gretta Taylor Harry Thomas and Lester Hasbrouck.

Centerville Wilbur Kipper Fred Rinkler Clifford Clark Theo Taylor Arnold Duncan King Porter Earl Ryan Georgia Stewart Gretta Taylor Harry Thomas Lester Hasbrouck

Humeston Struck by Severe Blizzard in Postwar Week

A record blizzard hit Humeston and surrounding areas Sunday through Monday with NE winds and drifting snow. Temperatures near zero made two days of hardship as railway service suffered extensive delays and crews used extra engines. The storm tracked from the north Pacific into western Kansas, aided by a high pressure system from Saskatchewan.

Humeston Mnemory North Pacific Coast Kansas Saskatchewan

Space as advertising merchandise in newspapers

An opinion argues that newspaper space is a saleable advertising product essential to a paper’s survival. It warns against asking for free space for causes and reminds readers the press is a business, not a charity.

County Board Names Allerton News Official Paper

At a special Corydon meeting the Allerton News was chosen as the county's third official paper, joining The Times-Republican and Wayne County Democrat. The News and the Leader and Democrat of Seymour settled a contest in favor of The News. W L Daugherty of Allerton awarded a three month groceries contract.

Board of Supervisors Corydon Allerton News Times-Republican Wayne County Democrat News Leader Democrat Seymour W.L. Daugherty Allerton

Cow Attacks Woman in Barn Lot. Dog Saves Her

Mrs J F McGuire escaped serious harm after a cow attacked her in the barn lot while she examined the cow and calf. The family dog arrived at the crucial moment and frightened the animal, sparing further injury.

J. F. McGuire

Change to Australian ballot for school elections

The school election in Humeston adopts the Australian ballot law for all independent districts. Terms of Dr H T Smith and J P Gunzenhauser eight directors and Bert McCulloch treasurer expire. candidates must file petitions by seven days before election, ballots printed without party marks, and voting conducted under state laws as applicable.

Humeston H. T. Smith J. P. Gunzenhauser Bert McCulloch State of Iowa

Houser and Kirchner Couple Married at Benton Farm Home

Jesse Houser and Mina Kirchner of Benton township wed at Leon in a ceremony at Rev. Gus J. Fansher’s M E church ministr y home. The couple will reside on a farm with many friends wishing them happiness and success.

Jesse Houser Mina Kirchner Benton Township Leon Gus J. Fansher M. E. Church Houser

D. T. Lyon Injured in Icy Fall

D T Lyon suffered a fractured knee after slipping on the icy sidewalk west of Hutchinson Son's store on Thursday. Dr. H T Smith attended.

D. T. Lyon Hutchinson & Son H. T. Smith

Broad way Jones Opens in New Era This Week

Opening chapters of Broad way Jones appear in the New Era this week bringing humor to readers. The weekly feature promises lighthearted episodes and a lively narrative style.

Broadway Jones

Hogs Sell Fast From Corydon Farm In Record Sale

One hundred thirty head of hogs nine months old weighed 255 pounds sold for 872 dollars to Chicago buyers. Manager Charles Wray notes only one dog lost this year. Dr. and Mrs. J N McCoy attended the Knights of Pythias jubilee in Washington DC as Iowa delegates. W E Dennis returns to Corydon County. he is a jeweler with Walker Drug Co. The State Savings Bank of Millerton opens April 1, with 12 000 dollars capital. Thatcher presides, Markley cashier, and a 19 bank count for Wayne County.

Chicago Miller, White & Co Corydon Charles Wray J. N. McCoy Knights of Pythias Washington, D. C Iowa Wayne County Thatcher A. W. Markley Perkins R. Youngblood C. J J. G. Markley C. Samuelson W. L. Alexander E. W. Blakley George Buoy Gus J. Carlson A. V. Carlson H. E. Cutler H. H. Carter A. L. Denton Robert Denton L. H. Goodell Olive Gibbs Charles Krose C. L. McMurtry J. M. Morrett C. L. Mumma J. W. Prather H. Perkins C. B. Stark C. A. Samuelson B. G

Teachers Are Entertained at Stewart Home

A pleasant weekend occurred at Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stewart’s north east of Leon. Miss Georgia and fellow teachers Miss Nessen Campbell and McCulloch visited from Humeston, arriving by early train on February 14. They enjoyed sleighing and hospitality before returning to school duties Sunday afternoon.

Leon J. T. Stewart Georgia Nessen Campbell McCulloch Stewart Humeston

Johnsons Sell 80 Acre Cambria Farm for 7100

Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson sold their 80 acre Cambria farm to John Snook for 7100 dollars at 88 75 per acre. They paid 80 per acre three years ago and plan to move next week to the Dr B Walker 160 acre farm near Corydon. Washington township laments their departure.

Ernest Johnson Cambria John Snook Dr. B. 8. Walker Corydon Washington Township Mrs. Johnson

Choir Plans Midweek Service and March 8 Dr. Thompson Visit

Church announces weekly midweek service starting Wednesday at 7 30 PM to strengthen church life. Dr. Thompson will conduct the Quarterly conference Sunday morning at 9 30 AM after attending Sunday evening events. A special Men theme The Experiences of a Man will lead the first meeting with male quartet providing music. Women and men invited.

Thompson

Taxes Due and Penalties for Delinquency in 1914

A circular from the state auditor outlines due dates for taxes to County Treasurer J. C. Moore. Delinquency begins March 1, with options to pay one half before April 1 and the remainder by September 30 without penalty. Missing the second half triggers penalties from October 1. If the first half is unpaid by April 1, the tax becomes fully due with penalties from March 1. The 1914-15 Entertainment Course is planned by Humeston Chautauqua Association with Century Lyceum Bureau providing five acts for $230 and $1.50 tickets. about 135 season tickets sold. The lineup includes Charles Howard Plattenburg, Maude Stevens Concert Company, Old Kentucky Jubilee Quartet, Edward Elliott in character portrayals, and the Harp Entertainers.

Office of the Auditor of State J. C. Moore Century Lyceum Bureau of Chicago Humeston Chautauqua Association Charles Howard Plattenburg Maude Stevens

Hog Cholera Ravages Iowa Hogs Across Counties

Statewide hog losses from cholera totaled 2,827,907 hogs over the year with a value of 33,720,056 dollars. Wayne county suffered a large share and Sioux county saw a 71 percent loss with 103,765 hogs dead. Senator Kenyon introduced a bill to curb the annual toll.

Wayne County Iowa Allamakee County Sioux County Kenyon

Frye and Sherburne Plan Montana Home Pursuit

Mrs. Mary A. Frye and daughter Mrs. Adda Sherburne intend to move to Montana next month to establish a home. Frye drew claim No. 4502 in the Fort Peck Indian reservation and will seek to prove up the land from the Glasgow drawing of September 1918.

Mary A. Frye Adda Sherburne Montana

Obituary for Mrs. J. L. Berry in Humeston Iowa

Mrs. J L Berry died suddenly from apoplexy and a funeral was held at the Congregational church in Humeston. Rev D H Howry led services with Rev R B Sheppard assisting, School dismissed for the mother of Miss Mare Berry, and interment at Humeston cemetery. Born February 6 1858 in Morristown Ohio she moved to Chariton and then Humeston area. survived by husband James L Berry ten children ten grandchildren and siblings. transferred from Presbyterian to Congregational church in 1901.

J. L. Berry James J. Berry Congregational Church D. H. Howry R. Burton Sheppard M. E. Church Mare Berry Humeston Berry Laura May Barry Morristown Ohio Iowa Chariton James L. Berry Charles Roberts St. Elizabeth Canada Willis EK. Berry M.S. Love Dorothea Earl Des Moines H. L. Berry Cooper W. J. Morgan L. R. Fulkerson William Hoadley Mystic Russell Drake Mount Ayr Charles Moon Kellerton Hailie Hatcher Russell Frank and Iva Youtsey Thomas Ashby Knoxville J. W. Roberts Joe Wolverton Leroy

Aged Man Injured by Fall in Clay Township

John Fey, a pioneer resident of Clay township aged eighty six, slipped on frozen ground Wednesday and fractured his leg at the thigh. Dr. George McCulloch gave the necessary medical attention.

John Fey Clay Township Fey George McCulloch

Local Personal News Highlights From Weldon Area

L H Goff of Weldon visited his son L R Goff over Sunday. W E E Johnson buys Lafe Rutledge lunch room and takes possession. Henry Rice returns from Centerville visiting daughter Mrs Harlin Sires. R E H Brant of Derby travels home from Quincy with E W Gray family. Mr and Mrs W A McCluskey of Des Moines visit J F Ault in Weldon. Miss Helen Rushing returns from Osceola to Weldon. Mrs H D Hines, Bernice and baby visit sister Mrs S S Wright at Corydon. Brant family of Garden Grove called by Perry Wolverton's illness. Miss Anna Pollard of Leroy visits J R Goff. Pollard family moving to Wyoming. Nominations papers for H M Towner circulated. Towner seeks reelection. J F Ault returns from Kewanee after death of her mother J A Clark. E H Alexander of Leon visits C M McGuire. funeral of Mrs James L Berry attended. T G Hyde and F M Kyner attend Town Retail Hardware convention in Des Moines. Mina Kirchner of Bentonville to marry Jesse Houser. Kirchner visits Harriets Crosby. Woman's Guild of Congregational church to meet. ten cent lunch, all invited. R C Hoadley of Garden Grove Express and Weldon American visits New Era. Elsie Beakler returns from Quincy to accept Mount Pleasant millinery job. G W Draper family selling hotel at Cambria and preparing to move to Roland, Sask. Daryl Gardner takes civil service exam for mail clerk. 110 contestants. Jay Dennis also takes exam in Des Moines. Dr George McCulloch reports Perry Wolverton improving after thrombus attack.

Helen Rushing Wallace Hicks Osceola H. D. Hines Bernice Wright Corydon P. Brant Garden Grove Perry Wolverton Anna Pollard Leroy J. R. Goff Pollard Pine Bluff Wyo H. M. Towner Tudge Towner J. F. Ault Kewanee Ill J. A. Clark E. H. Alexander Leon C. M. McGuire James L. Berry T. G. Hyde Fred M. Kyner Des Moines Town Retail Hardware Association Mina Kirchner Bentonville Harriet Crosby Miss Kirchner Jesse Houser Woman’s Guild of the Congregational Church A. D. McCulloch Elsie Beakler Quincy Mount Pleasant G. W. Draper Cambria Rolan Sask Canada Daryl Gardner Civil Service Jay Dennis

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Humeston High Quintette Humeston and E. Johnson Sells Methodist Notes Epworth L. H. Goff of Weldon L. R. Goff W. EE. Johnson Henry Rice Harlin Sires R. E H. Brant Derby E. W. Gray W. A. McCluskey Kewanee, Ill R. C. Hoadley Garden Grove Express Weldon American New Era
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