Interesting Newses From Correspondents in Beulah Plano Bethel and Vicinity
Beulah reports Austin Clark’s visit near Charles City Iowa shows oats badly lodged and wheat similar to local water-logged fields. Grain improves after, Mrs. Pooley visits Mrs. Asa Tyler. L Eager sells a fat cow amid beef price dispute. Misc notes in Plano Bethel and Vicinity mention travels, dances, sickness, harvest talk, and preacher plans.
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Sbeulah
Austin Clark
Charles City
Iowa
Pooley
Asa Tyler
L. Eager
Beulah
Milan
House of Many Gables
Ice Cream Socials Fill Peck Schoolhouse Week
At Badger on July 24 a large crowd attended two ice cream socials at Peck schoolhouse and the yard overflowed with happy attendees. Miss Reid spoke there in support of the L. T. L and the basketball team hosted an event the previous Wednesday.
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Badger
Peck School
Reid
County schools face wage talks and strict posting laws
An educational column reports wage raises for teachers in Blendon township and countywide pressure from law requiring boards to publish receipts. It notes teacher scarcity, letters from A H Yoder praising teaching, and a sample student response praising the superintendent and asking for continued leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blendon
A. H. Yoder
Davison County
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
South Dakota
Washington
Seattle
Wash
Philippines
Hazel Miller
Real estate transfers listed for Mitchell and Mt Vernon
Abstractor Wells reports transfers including Susanne Bowdle to Peter Young for blocks in Mitchell City, Lewis Soper to Joseph Soper in F M Green's addition, D B Miller to R E Ruth in Rowley's addition, and several more lots across Mitchell Mt Vernon and University addition. Totals appear at bottom: values 170 57 200 800 500 885 3,900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Susanne M. Bowdle
Peter Young
Mitchell
Lewis Soper
Joseph Soper
F. M. Green
City of
D. B. Miller
R. E. Ruth
M. H. Rowley
Hthan
Owen E. Browne
A. J. Buss
Mt. Vernon
E. D. Moses
Carl Milde
Gottfried Milde
Mitchell area land transfers list numerous parcel deeds
A sequence of property transactions across Mitchell and surrounding subdivisions records numerous transfers. Names include Bradshaw Kruse Peterson Miller Schurz Atkinson Morse Holmericks Kelso Baylor Drake Tiffany Espy Richards Lee Pederson Spangler Mizener Rowley Hathaway Hill White Michels Palmer Gilkey Weslin Hager Winsor Devy Fowler Mentzer and others. Properties span N E and S W sections, blocks in John Lawler and M H Rowley additions, with multiple lots and sections noted throughout the period.
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Sophia Ae
A. A
Clossom
C. F. Atkinson
Delia M. Atkinson
D. M. Tiffany
Frank EB. Morse
Herman R. Holmericks
Henry Carroll Kelso
Cassius M. Baylor
Ieee
Drake
N. W
Elonora D. A
D. Benes
Aos
Spangler
D. A. Mizener
Esther A. Richards
Myrtle R. Lee
John Lawlers
Mitchell
James H. Seiberlin
Samuel H.aes
Clark F. Espy
Benjamin H. Bennett
N. B. Bennett
S. E
Jones Alfred Anderson
E. L
E. L. Olmsted Ae S. D. Olmsted Opene . 41 Sec. I, 103, Albert R. Coon
Jacob H. Puff
N. E
Charles L. Wells
Annie Hopkins
Igeck Meee Cerees
Samuel C. Michener
John Pederson
Elijah Spangler
S. W
Myron H. Rowley
Rowley
M. H. Rowley
E. S. Hathaway
Edna
Fannie
BH. Hathaway
Cooley & Guernsey
Mitchell E. S. Rowley
F. E. Hill
Metehell
Sin Resieee Rediegnats
M. White
John Michels
Chas
H. Palmer
Josef Jacons
D. A. Scott
P. H. Gilkey
Scott’s
Emma Weslin
A. B. Hager
F. H. Winsor
City of
Edward Devy
W. A. Fowler
John Lawler
Theodore F. Mentzer
Jessie Te Winsor
F. M. Greene
Milwaukee road plans long Pacific coast through line
Surveyors push extension from Evarts North to Linton North Carolina with orders to finish quickly and shift westward work toward a Pacific coast route. Engineering crews rendezvous at Miles City Montana while local surveyors mark new Linton stations, signaling 1600 miles of new line west from Evarts toward Montana and Idaho before crossing the Bitterroot range into Washington.
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Milwaukee Road
Evarts
Linton
N. C
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Dakotas
Mitchell
Aberdeen Dispatch
Miles City
Mont
Judith Basin
Ubet
Rockies
Butte
Anaconda
Missoula
Bitter Root Mountains
LoLo Pass
Clearwater Valley
Washington
Will Make Affidavit Postmaster Recounts Kodol Relief
Postmaster R. H. Randall of Dunlap Iowa testifies that years of indigestion and its evils ended after using Kodol. He says he feels better now and offers his affidavit as proof. The ad promotes Kodol digestion aid with a Chicago produced remedy priced at 50 cents to a dollar.
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R. H. Randall
Dunlap, Is
DaWitt & Co
Chicago
Railway Branch Lines to Evarts and Helena Reach Washington
State line and northwest across the Cascades to Seattle. The Black Hills will be tapped by a branch line running from a point west of Evarts about 100 miles, and Helena will be SE stretch by another branch from Boulder.
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State Line
Cascades
Seattle
Black Hills
Evarts
Helena
Bouler
Noted Philadelphia traveler crosses continent by team and wagon
Dr A Donaldson Smith of Philadelphia begins a cross country trek to Seattle riding to Chamberlain and across the Sioux reservation. After horses faltered at Parker he buys a land wagon to finish the journey. He is a renowned explorer with two African expeditions and plans to publish notes later. Also included are public notices about tax certificates on Mitchell real estate with November 6 1902 redemption deadlines.
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Philadelphia
Seattle
Wash
A. Donaldson Smith
Parker
Chamberlain
Sioux
van Epps
Mitchell
South Dakota
S. E. Blauvelt
Scott’s
City of
Henry Swindler
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F.czema
Wm. Campbell
Central St
Wichita
Kan
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
McGovern
Plano
Ethel Jewett
Geddes
W. B .Rowley
Geo. Berus
Rensaeler
Ind
Joseph Beattie
Hobart Fields
Chamberlain and
Bethel
Marjorie Bailey
N. E. Pringle
Hiram Wells
E. P. Rowley
Epiphany
Geo
Thomas
Lou Carson
J. E. Rowley
The
Missionary Society
Coy Lambert
Riverside
A. G. Pringle
Walter Rowley
Victor
S Thormodsgaard
Lutheran Church of
H. Scallin
Supt, C. W. Coursey
Waukee Road
Evarts Line
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