Local correspondence from Onslow highlights visits and trades
In Onslow on April 11, residents report visitors including Joseph Lyons's sister Mrs James and Dr Knittle with his family. New assistant cashier Wm E Deam arrives at the bank. Easter supper planned at the M E church hotel, and various travel updates follow. A livestock special visit prompts rural school children's attendance while local business changes include Barnes selling the Hopkinton drug store to Dr Keller and Dickinson leaving for Cedar Rapids. Concerns over seed corn persist and local insurer disputes noted. Plans for a farmer cooperative store emerge as Badger Minnesota owner promotes stock subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Joseph Lyons
James
Bert Walters
Carroll Lightfoot
Kansas
Orlando McDaniel
Los Angeles
Wm. E. Deam
Chapin
Iowa
Onslow Bank
M. E. Church
E. S. Overbolt
Independence
R. R. Miler
Anamosa
John
Cedar Rapids
the Express
Noyes
Capital Insurance Co
Des Moines
E.C. Jones
Wm. Garrison
Anchor Insurance Co
Overholt
Anderson
Badger
Minnesota
Scotch Grove Community Notes and Visits
Scotch Grove reports visits from Ray Toole to W. A. Rizer and other locals. Wrights and relatives travel to Monticello and Virgil with several guests and illness updates. Esther Sinclair recovers from pneumonia and C. C. Jacobs sold his farm to John Roester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Ray Toole
W. A. Rizer
John Woellert
L. E. Moats
Monticello
John
Annie Leesacamp
Henry Rickels
Castle Grove
Christie Starks
Fred Sutherland
Louie Schlemmer
J. W. Brady
Lilly
R. W
Helmrich
Mr. Hults
L. R. Leesacamp
Lon Webster
R.A. Brough
Thos. Metcalf
Virgil
South Dakota
Esther Sinclair
Mildred Sutherland
Blanche Hoyt
C. C. Jacobs
John Roester
Mr. Jacobs
Social Roster Notes From Prairieburg and Nearby Towns
Prairieburg April 11 notes show Miss Magmie Marina at home through Easter. Various visits and trips listed include Mrs M S Knapp in Marion, Mrs McLaughlin shopping in Cedar Rapids, and C Q O Rowley to Cedar Rapids. Attendees include J Lauser Joe Kula to Anamosa, Frank McNamara family business in Anamosa, Dr T C Gorman visiting Burg, and Myron Knapp joining grand jury in Marion. Also Allie Whitney and Jennie Conklin attend a class play in Coggan, Amy Whitney visits Hopkinton, Alva Whitney with Dottie Stuart near Central City, and Grandma Copeland with Agnes and Selas Benson returning via Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Magmie Marina
M. S. Knapp
Marion
McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
C. Q O. Rowley
Mesdames Abbey
Floyd
Anamosa
Messrs
J. Lauser
Joe Kula
Frank McNamara
Little
T. C. Gorman
Burg
Myron Knapp
Grand Jury
Allie Whitney
Jennie Conklin
Coggon
Amy Whitney
Hopkinton
W. Shaw
Wayne Area News Briefs
Mrs. John Bennen is ill in Wayne. Henry Poppe and daughter Matie visited Monticello last Monday afternoon. Wayne church confirmed 24 youths last Sunday. Monticello tabernacle meeting was Sunday evening. North Western livestock train to Amber on Saturday April 15 at 1 15 p m. Local farmers ship many eggs from Scotch Grove to Chicago. Fringe politics show Francias left Kenyon for Deemer. Francis linked to Cummins and Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
John Bennen
Henry Poppe
Matie
Monticello
Wayne Church
Tabernacle
Northwestern
Amber
Scotch Grove
Chicago
Jones County Board Recommends Pardon for Peter Herard
The Jones County Board of Supervisors recommends that the Iowa governor remit the judgment and fine on Peter Herard on condition he pays the county costs and attorney’s fee totaling 100 dollars to George OC Gorman. The panel also notes claims allowed and adjourns to May 3 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Jones County
State of Iowa
Peter Herard
George OC. Gorman
C.J. Murfield
Matt Noyes
T. J. Finn
John Thomson
J. K. Hale
Noyes
District Court
State of
Iowa
George Rettig
Monticello
A. D
Why do Sociologists Ignore Youth Suicide Trends
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat reflection questions sociologists for neglecting to address why many young people in recent years commit death by their own hand, deeming it a grave warning sign among social evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Averts Awful Tragedy with Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Willoughby of Marengo Wisconsin credits timely use of Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a frightful cough deemed a consumption cough and for saving her child during bronchial trouble. The remedy, priced 50 cents to 1.00 with a free trial bottle, is guaranteed by O H Soetje. Express want ads help buyers and sellers connect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby
Marengo
Wis
O. H. Soetje
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kkitchen
Kenyon
Francia
Spirit Lake District
Deemer
Francis
Cummins
Funk
Supervisors’ Proceedings
Louis Gardner
Father Moore
Signa
Anamosa Eureka News
Ft. Madison
Reformatory
Board of Parole
C. J. Murfield
West
Salt Lake City
Utah
California
New Mexico
William Hamilton
Hogan
Stronghurst
Illinois
Hamilton
Simpson & Co
Topaz Creamery Co
Oxford Junction
R E. A. Grimwood
Perrine
O. W. Brown
J. F. Meyer
Colorado
Texas
J. A. Voorhees
Newton Deigher
Perkins, Eclipse and Star Windmills
Leroy Clark
Felter Smith
Sexton
Prince of Quality
G. H. Bohlken
Gerriett Harma
Avery Threshing
H. P
W. G. Krause
Wyoming
Locher Bros. Music Store
Edison
Victor
Singer and Wheeler & Wilson
Ruassian
Ames
O. K. Greer
The
Express
EK. A. Hubbard
Dyersville
Luise Rettig
George Ambuehl
Herricks Cash & Rhinehart
Atty’s
J. W. Doxsee
Probate
Lovell Block
Lowa
E. E. Reed
Burrichter's Drygoods
Owa
H. M. Remley
James Remley
Remley & Remley
Anamoss
Main Street
Hasterly Hotel
John Deere
Stover
Fuller & Johnson
Perbell
Stickney Gasoline Engines
H. Schrunk, Marshall, Minn
Monticello, Ia
Iowa Telephone Company
WALI
Onslow Pharmacy
F. K. Barnes & CO
Cholerine
Chickazone
E. J. Farley Poultry House
Ing
Eclipse Lumber
Monticello, Iowa
Yours Truly
J. H. Henry
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!