Loss of Richards Cottage in Night Fire
A total loss fire consumed the Cyrus Richards home and most contents after an 11 o clock blaze. Uncle Cy and Aunt Jo escaped in nightclothes. neighbors aided, with $1500 total loss and $850 toward rebuilding. A second fire alarm from the Harvey home prompted quick response by H M Armstrong who stopped a stove flare up. Community support expected to help the couple return home.
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Cyrus Richards
George Arnold
Ed. Blodgett
J. E. Harvey
Card of Thanks from Creus Richards
The Creus Richards thank friends for kindness after the loss of their home and for aid during the fire. A public sale bill dated February 10 lists 10 horses 5 cattle farming implements and household goods signed by J Earl Piper and High A Piper as they prepare to move to Minnesota.
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Mrs
Creus Richards
Kansas
J. Earl Piper
High A. Piper
Minnesota
East Cough Medicine Endorsement in Marbury Ad
L C Hames of Marbury Alabama praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He says it is one of the best remedies he has used at home and reports it helps his whole family with colds and whooping cough. Sold by H W McKeown.
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L. C., Hames
Marbury
Ala
H. W. McKeown
Adv
Carl Rosland
Dunbar
LeGrand
N. O. Keen
Whittier
Cal
Dr. Geo. Dobson
Santa Ana
Scott
Local Briefs From Montour and Surrounding Towns
Best oysters in town. Harvey and Mrs Lincoln Blodgett were Montour callers Monday. Myron Sawyer visited from Des Moines with his parents over the weekend. Lost a package of merchandise between H J Bowens and T M Squires residences. Several notices show moves, visits, and sales of farm stock in Gilman and LeGrand area. Sale ads include 52 Duroc Jersey sows in Gilman on Feb 20 and 35 Hampshire sows near Garwin and LeGrand on Feb 9 with auctioneers Manship and Maulsby.
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Harvey
Lincoln Blodgett
Montour
Harry Brucklacher
Dillon
LeGrand
Walter Inman
South Dakota
Aaron Inman
Hopkins
Samuel Inman
H. J. Bowen
T. M. Squires
Bowen
Squires
Viola Squires
Will McAllister
Waterloo
W. M. Gaunt
Gyros Richards
Beulah
Hammer
Red Cloud
Nebraska
May King
A. H. Welker
Marshalltown
Dv Richards
Alva
Mary DeLong
Winnebago
Ill
Corwin O’neal
Gilman
R. E. Shelton
Cornelius Thompson
Ben Shelton
Mariyn Township
State Center
Geo. E. Richardson
Kellege Bros
Lowa
Hampshire
Rochester
Minn
Mayo ’ Brothers
Monroe
New Sharon
Canada
Iowa Growth and Farming Confidence Across To the Panama Era
A 1920s Iowa column cites G M Smith of Kansas City National Bank praising Iowa as a leading agricultural state. It notes alfalfa profits near Malvern, rising farm product prices, widespread banking, and the coming Panama Canal boosting Mississippi Valley industry. Local notices mention Mrs. Duncan visiting Marshalltown, Wilfred in LeGrand, Gilman postmaster John S Darrah, and Harvey family moving to East Main Street LeGrand.
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Iowa
G. M. Smith
The
Kansas City Commercial, National Bank
Malvern
Mills County
Charles Slater
United States
Mississippi Valley
Panama Canal
School News Highlights and Attendance Notes
Florence school reports Peterson returns after a week away and Reba Pierce chosen as organist replacing Reba Johnson. A Friday debate in English class ponders if Shylock’s punishment in Merchant of Venice was just. Several grades win half holidays for perfect attendance and spelling prizes are listed along with absentee notes and upcoming exams. A civil service test at the high school is announced and local staff updates include Percy Searle as station agent and a family visit to Richland Iowa.
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Florence
Peterson
Reba Pierce
Reba Johnson
Iti
Reminiscences of an Underground Railroad Escape
The account recalls T P Frost leaving slavery with help from friends and a network of stations. After a long journey via Palm Station and West Quincy, a ferry, and a timber camp, four travelers reach the Illinois crossing. Names such as McCurdy Ostram Sole and Palm Station appear as key figures aiding their escape toward West Point.
Dunbar Lutheran Church Double Service Next Sunday
Dunbar Lutheran Church will host two Sunday services in English at 10:30 a.m. and Norwegian at 11:30 a.m. with missionary sermons and a foreign missionary offering. Confirmants will meet for instruction after the services. Rev. O Ixevorpsrap.
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Ixevorpsrap
Friends Church Weekly Schedule and Endeavor Leaders
Sunday schedule lists Sunday School at 10 am and preaching at 11 am. Intermediate Endeavor at 3 pm, Junior Endeavor Fridays at 4 30 pm led by Mrs Condon, Ursula Mills asst. Senior Endeavor Sundays at 6 30 led by Ursula Mills on Twelve Great Verses. Evening preaching at 7 30 and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 8 pm.
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Jennie Hoover
Condon
Ursula Mills
Christian Endeavor
Evangelistic Services at Local Christian Church
The Christian Church advertises a full day program led by Rev G. Hammond with a before breakfast prayer meet at 6 am and Sunday School at 9:45 am led by Rev J W Piper. Evangelistic services begin 7:30 pm with ticketed meetings for men and women and activities for youth, supervised by Mrs Grant Higeinbotham and Miss Mary Ferguson. All are welcome.
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J. W. Piper
Grant Higeinbotham
Senior Endeavor
Mary Ferguson
Beane Infant Dies in Marion Township Service Held
Charles Herschel Beane aged six months son of Mr and Mrs Chas Beane Marion township died Saturday morning Jan 31 at 10 30 of capillary bronchitis and complications Funeral was held Sunday afternoon from home at 1 30 and Friends church LeGrand at three o clock conducted by Rev Alfred Hanson We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy in our bereavement from the loss of our little son and brother Mr and Mrs Chas H Beane and family
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Beane
Charles Herschel Beane
Chas. Beane
Marion Township
Friends
LeGrand
Alfred Hanson
Chas
H. Beane
Runaway Tales Across Counties Near Mt. Morris
The fragment mentions E. J. Stump of Macomb and Lon don with Fulton and Stark counties, A L Stooks of Yorktown, Dr Willard of Dixon, and My Willard guiding travelers ten miles from Mt Morris. Three miles out we encountered five more runaways who were given destinations before the note ends.
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E. J. Stump
Macomb
Ill
London
Fulton County
Starn
LaFayette
Stark County
A. L. Stooks
Yorktown
Bureau County
Dr. Willard
Dixon
Willard
Mt. Morris
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