Leon's Chautauqua Opens Week After Fall Festival
Local notes from Centerville and surrounding towns list visits by residents to Chariton Davis City Lampton and Corydon. Aug start dates and social events appear with church socials and trading visits. Community members including J G Bristol Mrs Frank Ault and Dr Warder are mentioned with several surface reflections on weekly activities.
Local notices and social visits across Humeston area
Jack Frisby visits C Hummeston home in Chicago. Miss Northrup stays with her parents in Eldora. Mrs Berry and Maie travel to Des Moines. various residents attend events, theater trips, and church notices. a Barnum Bailey show era crowd. town improvements and business changes noted. hunting notice restrains access on local premises. community updates include travel, illness, and shop moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EL Miller
Derby
Carl Rush
Miller
Chas. McConnell
Boise
Cumbria
Henry Kirby
W. E. Berkey
W. E. Martin
Bernice
Everett and
Louis
Chicago
Mt. Ayr
Advertised Letters for Humeston Post Office
Letters remaining uncalled for in Humeston for the week ending July 21, 1908 include H Tracy Ber tha Parr Noah Eisel P V Morris Mary Nuzum Rev A F Hernery A V Wurkeller Ester Roberts Alfred D McChuser P M. Also coal and wood orders offered by W H 8 Taylor Hexey WrintaMs Frayxx Witttaws ALF SMITH D & Moore GrisMore Bros S C Prick Tow Grogs W ON Groas Hiram Harr & S Sarre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humeston
H. Tracy
Bertha Parr
Noah Eisel
P. V. Morris
Mary Nuzum
A. F. Hernery
A. V. Wurkeller
Ester Roberts
Weather Crop Bulletin for Week Ending July 20, 1908
For the week ending July 20 1908 the weather was favorable for farm work and crop growth. Temperature ran about normal in the west and above normal in the east with ample sunshine. Rainfall generally below normal though eastern and northern districts saw heavy local showers. Some areas received up to seven inches in Fayette County. Harvest and haying advanced rapidly with much hay secured in good condition. Barley and early oats harvested in the south, progressing in the north. Threshing began in the southeast with light yields of wheat rye and oats. Severe storms in the northeast and east central districts caused lodging and risk of rust damage to late oats. Corn progressed rapidly and on uplands is near normal, though overall crop is uneven. Sw and southwestern counties need rain. Geo M Chappel Section Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Geo. M. Chappel
Bad Eggs Not Pure Food in Decorah Times
Pure Food Commissioner H R Wright says it is unlawful for farmers to sell bad eggs to dealers as adulterated food. The illegality extends from farmer to dealer to commission man and city grocer. He submitted a card for executive council to print and place at crossroads to warn farmers and hens about the law, though no penalty exists for the laying hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
H. R. Wright
Wright
Executive Council
Remedy for Jiggers in Centerville Cars
A Centerville citizen claims a remedy for jiggers or chigoes found in travelers. The method uses hard oil or cup grease from automobile owners to stop itching and kill the pests. He reports trying it recently and vouches for its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ad Testimonialclaims
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claiming pain relief with no habit and many other benefits. A customer Benutzer cites family relief from headaches backache influenza and pleurisy like symptoms. The testimonial from Mrs G H Webb of Austinburg Ohio notes satisfaction and a druggist refund offer from Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales
Miles
Dr. Miles
LaGrippe
G. HH. Webb
Austinburg
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. King
S. H. Moore
W.T. Moore
Humeston State Bank
Ed. Williams
Samuel Willams
JL. Remington
John McKebben
J. XN
Norton
Antic
Jasim i Umphrev
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
J. B. Sullivan
Coc. B
Q.R. R
Leon
W. D. Faulkner
Sun J.G. Bristol
Charley Humeston
Davis City
J. D. Gerdes
Frank Ault
Chariton
Ed Aten
Garden Grove
Ton
G.W. Patterson
Seymour
J. W. Washburn
Ida Waits
J. W. Poundstone
Les McNay
Frank Miller
Cambria
Dillon Grex of
C. M. McGuire
Gur Warren Way
Warren
Ueul
Amerion
Mrs. Tiazel Wrettsil
Mr. Ethelstuber
Tanniekay
Ty Congreidional
Ehuren
Eveniny
Moos. Clark
Regitar
Hity
Melvin
Frank Gardner
W. T. Melvin
Sadie Combs
Margaret Putnam
Judith
Francis Farquhar
Winterset
E. H. Alexander
Will Morgen, Sr
Roller
Shine
Darrel Gardner
Mary Silvers
Io Perry Ruiinton
Moser Bros
A. Carter
Lewisburg
Doze & Sons
Geome
Josiah McGuire
Dr. c
Mise Min Mis
Hazel
Ciam Ross
W. OW. Hewan
A. J. Chapman
Iowa
Lowe State
Jack Frisby
Widle, C. &. Hummeston
Mary Northrup
Eldora
Mrs
D. P. Northrup
J. L. Berry
Maie
Des M
M. Lowe
Derry
Morgan
Daugl Alta Cy Leon
Ena Muilin
Ross Heliucs
Hn Wean
Fred Miller
Cambrisa
Ter
Iva Duncan
Hier Allerton
D. LP. Goodrich
Corydon
Munda
Jay Neigl Lus
Zor
Ray
L. D. Miller
Alexander
Mr. Miller
Barnum & Bailey
C. B. Bevington
Loui Martin
Laura Gassett
Frank
Allie Black
Wallace
Alfred Johnson
Wm. Miller
A. A. Sauly Garden Grove
J. C. Stills City
Vaniston
Fred Sid
Colorado
Plateau
Dell
Moth
Miss Hattie
Humest
Colibran
Colverton
Arnold Wi
Wallace Richards
James Gibbs
Allerton
L. N. Caldwell
C. F. Wishrand
Mary
Carden Grove Express
Geo. Brown
Nannie McCulloch
Mabel Hinchliff
Estella Garton
Pearl Turner
Amanda Gibbs
Dorothy Bown
Grace Robenhouse
Mabel
Ethel Beakler
Nellie Gibbs
Bird Guinn
Chariton Herald
Sixth Avenue
Wall Street
Alice
Church of Christ
J O. Ables
Signor A. Liberati
Iona State Fur and Expostion
Anfred D. McChuser, P.M
Taylor
Weather Crop Bulletin
DR. Culmseer
Over Home Bank
Hamelton
Poston & Goodrich
Home State Bank
Geo. McCulloch
M.D. H.T. Smith
M.D. McCulloch & Smith
Dr. McCulloch
Dr Smith
Shepherd Shoemaker
Opera House
Hamelton, Iowa
Herbert Park
Bert McCulloch
Geo. Cox
James Porter
Wm. Hobden
James Alexander
John Ulrich
A.C. Jarvis
Pinstructive
Josephine Turck Baker
Evanston
L. M. Stanton
Undertaker
Tention
Tora Saale