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Newspaper

Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1907

Page

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District Odd Fellows Meet At Allerton Lodge 88th Anniversary

The Wayne county district convention of Odd Fellows met with Allerton lodge last Friday in Mercer Mo members from nearly all county lodges attended about 300 gathered in the opera house for degree work Speeches readings and musical features highlighted the event followed by a large supper and a reorganization with W T Sinclair elected president D M Bruner vice president J N McCoy treasurer and George O Gardner secretary of adjournment Next meeting set for Humeston with 250 attendees enjoying the program and public afternoon session concluding near midnight with travel home for visitors from Seymour Mercer Promise City and other towns

Odd Fellows Wayne County Allerton Lineville Mercet J. E. Mace W. H. Larrick Methodist Church A. A Mace John Caldwell Seymour H. G. Bracewell Clio Bracewell Cambria Lodge Ella Harring Ee Rebekah Lodge Harring J. N. McCoy Corydon W.M. Rankin Odd Fellowship L. L. Livingston J. C. Moore Promise City Lieanor Kyle Cora Wilson Blanche Beck Prairie Gem Rebekah Jodge Allerton Minnie Krouch Edith Riddle Cleo W. T. Sinclair D. M. Bruner J.N. McCoy Geo. O. Gardner Rebekah Prairie Gem Rebekah Opera Humeston Lodge Lester Smith Premise City J.C. Moore Clark Manning Mercer W.S. Rives E. P. Panks F. Sorentos

Farm Home Burned Near Cambria on Windy Noon

The Bobenhouse farm residence, one mile west and south of Cambria, burned last Wednesday noon as high winds prevented control. Occupied by the Grissamore brothers and their wives, the house and belongings were a total loss. Mrs. Mary Grissamore, ill, was moved to Mrs. A Barnett’s home but is not worsened. The barn was saved due to wind direction. Building owned by Mrs. Bobenhouse. no insurance details provided. Bee Hive sells belts.

Bobenhouse Cambria Grissamore Brothers Mary Grissamore A. Barnett

Optician Dr Burks Offers Free Testing May 6 7 in Humeston

Dr Nicholas F Burks a leading Humeston optician specializes in difficult sight cases and ocular issues with a positive guarantee. Free testing and advice. Reference furnished at office. Public dates Monday May 6 and Tuesday May 7 at Foltz Bros Drug Store with glasses fittings available.

Burks Humeston Foltz Bro’s

Humeston High School Commencement 1907 Class

The Humeston graduating class of fifteen includes Kate, Clark Grayce Gardner, Frances Farquhar, Nannie McCulloch, Idan Watts, Hailie Parker, Dora Bown, Olive McNay, Annabel King, Maud Fisher, Rea Morford, Lynne Doze, Karl Putnam, Rey Kyner, Leo McKinley. The largest class to date. Exercises May 24 at Stanton Opera House. Address by Geo F MacLean. Baccalaureate May 18 at Congregational church by Rev G B Brown.

Humeston High School For Lyus Kate Clark Grayce Gardner Frances’ Farquhar Nannie McCulloch Idan Watts Hailie Parker Dora Bown Olive McNay Annabel King Maud. Fisher Rea Morford Lynne Doze Karl Putnam Rey Kyner Leo McKinley Humeston Humestun High School Stanton Opera House Pres Geo. F. MacLean State University of Iowa Pres. MacLean Congregational Church G. B. Brown The Christian Church

Change in Officials at Humeston State Bank

Miss Phebe King retires after ten years as assistant cashier at Humeston State Bank and is succeeded by E. K. Foltz of Foltz Bros. The bank notes her creditable service and patrons esteem while praising Foltz as a popular, diligent businessman ready to uphold the bank’s standards. No other changes occur in the official register.

Humeston State Bank Phebe King E. K. Foltz King Mr. Foltz J of Foltz Bros

Store trade shifts to Jasper man in Humeston area

C E Buchanan traded his Stanton building store last week to E W Roe of Jasper Missouri for a farm near that place Roe arrived late in the week and invoicing began Monday Roe, a former Washington township resident, plans to move to Humeston soon and reside here Floyd Humeston will stay as store manager and Henry Mack will remain with the business as sales staff The two popular salesmen are expected to build up a strong local trade

C. E. Buchanan Stanton Building E. W. Roe Jasper Mr. Roe Washington Township Humeston Floyd Humeston Henry Mack

Chariton Retail Merchants Form New Association

Chariton retail merchants plan a mutual benefit group to advance town welfare. A Wednesday meeting in the court room elected R A Gray as temporary chair and N Melville as secretary. G A Israel H H Larimer and S S Oppenheimer will draft by laws. R D Piper W P Beem and C H Palmer will nominate officers. The group will be called Chariton Retail Merchants Association with 3 dollar initial fee and 1 dollar annual dues. A next Wednesday meeting will finalize the permanent organization.

Chariton R.A. Gray N. §. Melville G. A. Israel H. H. Larimer S.S. Oppenheimer R. D. Piper W. P. Beem C. H. Palmer Chariton Retail Merchants Association Patriot

Model Dairy Farm Aims to Boost Iowa Cattle Values

Iowa faces 1 300 000 dairy cows with unpaid bills and launches a state model dairy farm near the college to prove profit and aid dairy interests. A 100 acre band will host leading breeds for records while daily milk quantity and quality, feed weights, and observations are recorded. Results and deductions will be published in pamphlets to reach interested farmers statewide.

Iowa Uae

The Tuberculosis Hospital Arrives Slowly in Town

The Towa tuberculosis hospital is coming and progress is slow yet steady. The board spent years seeking a site and building plans unfold at a leisurely pace, with work toward a 1912 start. Some doctors argue a quicker, tented approach could have drawn private and state funding sooner, yet the project remains a crucial experiment for saving thousands of Iowans each year.

Towa Board of Control

Chariton Plans Rail Line to Waterlon via Several Cities

E A Harris of Pella, vice president of the Waterlon, Pela and Southwestern Railway, discussed and surveyed a proposed Chariton northeast line to Waterlon. The project would run through Toledo, Tama, Newton, Pella and Knoxville. A portion of stock has been sold and engineers are surveying the right of way.

E. A. Harris Pella Waterlon Pela

Wreck of Farmers and Merchants Bank Shocks Town

A Seymour bank faces a mounting shortage exceeding 200000 with reports of a 40000 deficit in adjacent towns. Depositors lose confidence as plans for a new school and church collapse, and water works fade. Charles Myers assigns assets to the bank. attorney pays part of debts. F B Fry named receiver. Bank Examiner Windsor notes shortages grew since November. The crisis halts bank reorganization efforts.

Dirven Dekar Samer Brew Wom Register Evans Seytour Charles Myers F.B. Fry Corydon Bbank Farmers and Merchants Bank Carroll Leland Windsor Seymour Windsor Ware

Public Health warns on deadly meningitis spread in Iowa

Dr BL Biker from the State Board of Health toured Mercer and Harrison counties in Missouri last week to study cicero spinal meningitis. He reports a high fatality rate with few recoveries, mostly among children. Iowa officials warn of cases near Die Moines and Pottawattamie, and prepare quarantine measures. No cure exists. emphasis on cleanliness, disinfection, and limiting damp exposure to prevent an epidemic. The Iowa board has bacteriologists at work to identify causes and remedies.

BL. Biker Btate Board of Health Mercer J Harrison Counties Cab Dauas Die Muines Pottuwattarmie County Towa Owa State Board of Health Eiker Iowa State Board of Health State Board Leon Journal

A Railroad Knocker Official Knocker for Burlington Service

The Burlington Railroad introduces an Official Knocker to travel on its routes and observe how passengers are treated. The role is to report to management on public handling by Burlington and other lines, not to act as a spotter.

Burlington Railroad Company Burlington

Moths Threaten Furs and Woolens This Month

Moths can ruin furs and woolens quickly so sun, air, and brushing are advised. Pack items in sealed packages with camphor or moth balls. moth proof paper and drawer wrapping help protect parcels from moth damage this period.

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Bee- Hive Nicholas F. Burks the Public Schools Mount Ayr Star Brand W. D. Smith & Son F. E. Farr & Co J, L Taylor Jeweler W.E. Johnson North Side Broad Street Fachive
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