Wyoming News Roundup Highlights Local Travel Sports and Auctions
C B Larkey went to Chicago with a car load of horses. Dr. Lucky's funeral in Baldwin drew attendees. Onslow and Wyoming teams clashed with Wyoming winning 7 to 1. Coffee shops debated Sunday hours and creamery assets to be auctioned May 9. Sheriff candidate C C Johnston from Onslow gains support. Cement walks planned as spring work resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
C. B. Larkey
Chicago
S. G. Franke
Miles
Clara Thomson
Coe College
Lucky
Baldwin
G. W. Evans
Anamosa
J. J. Bender
Cedar Rapids
Onslow
W. B. Brown
Dubuque
Wyoming Nine
Wyoming Co-Operative Creamery Co
Adna Atkins
Express
Oae
Center Junction High
C. C. Johnston
Johnston
Local Notes and Social Updates from Cascade
Cascade records a series of community notices. J L Faber travels to Monticello on business. Godfrey Zubler and family relocate from Farley. A. P. Simons visits Cedarville Wisconsin. Mary Keegan plans a new home in Whitewater township. Knights of Columbus meet in Dubuque. Mrs Edith Fasburg visits Montgom ery Wyrick family. a mule causes street amusement. E Vogel marks 20th wedding anniversary. C H Huntington Sr and wife set golden anniversary for May 9.
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Cascade
J. L. Faber
Monticello
Godfrey Zubler
Farley
Our City
E. F. Kearney
Zwingle
F. P. Simons
Cedarville
Wisconsin
Peter Bock
Mabel Wall
Cherokee
Iowa
Bevan
Herald
John Welch
Ceming & Supple
Pontiac Street
Julius Vogel
Ursula Arduser
Lew Will
Lagrippe
Mary Keegan
Whitewater Township
David Rogers Sr
Knights of Columbus
Dubuque
Local News From Clay Area Highlights
April notes from Clay report J A Orrhan installing a telephone J J Neelans erecting a steel windmill tower Arthur Alexander operating a Sharples separator Bert Wherry visiting Canton Chas Duncanson from Colorado calls on friends Richard McDonald’s son visiting his uncle James McManus A Clay youth to marry soon J R Reid adopting a new manure spreader from Monticello William Echler active in Onslow Frank Howard and Lew Mead starting barn work with William Keating Myria Brendds hauling corn from Onslow at 75 cents a bushel Marcorn sold for 80 cents two weeks ago No money feeding hogs at 3 50 or cattle 4 cents.
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Monticello
William Echler
Onslow
Frank Howard
Lew Mead
William Keating
Myr
Marcorn
Castle Grove Notes April Weather and Obituary Verse
Castle Grove reports a week of light ice on Monday night and mild events including a reshingled house, sick children with colds, and a new Norman stallion purchase. The Ladies’ Aid meets at Mrs J Nobie’s. Rev Miller visits members. Naomi Toie recovers from pneumonia. J L Smith visits from New Castle. A funeral toll marks the death of Miss Meta Rickele on Monday at 9 40 am April 27 108.
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Castle Grove
M. Uosford
A. F. EF. M. Caspers
Arthur Fairbanks
Mra
Naomi i Towie
J. L. Smith
New Castle
Penn
A. W. Cromer
Meta Rickele
Tragic death of Meta Rickels at 24 after lingering illness
Meta Rickels eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Harm Rickels died at age 24 from consumption after a prolonged illness that began with measles last spring. She was born April 25 1884 in the township and recently returned from California seeking relief. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church conducted by Rev W Hl L Schuetz with interment in Prairie Jl cemetery. The family thanks friends for their sympathy.
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Meta Rickels
Harm Rickels
California
Lutheran Church
W. Hl. L. Schuetz
Prairie J
Local Notes From Center Junction April Update
Center Junction reports visits and illnesses including Dr W W Shfunter in the vicinity and Jno McDonald hosting a cousin from Scotland. Mr and Mrs James Mead welcomed a baby girl last week while others traveled to Monticello. The high school baseball team lost to Wyoming. staffing includes Miss Mahbelle McNeilly as stenographer for M G Algever.
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Center Junction
W. W. Shfunter
Jno. McDonald
Scotland
J. S. Livingstone
Myrtle
Monticello
James Mead
Mead Sanford
Grace
Jno
Thompson
Andrew McDonald
J. A. McDonald
Wyoming
Carrie Miller
Onslow
Florence Smith
Archer
Maquoketa
Nic Maurice
Mahbelle McNeilly
M. G. Algever
OU. N. Cook
Addie
Lone Rock
Rural Route 2 Notes On Anamosa Visit And Local Happenings
Rural Route 2 reports visitors from Anamosa Mr and Mrs Dorsey and local updates on residents. The column notes illnesses marriage travels weather related delays at Wayne Center church and construction of a temporary bridge and a steel bridge at John Hanken’s place. It mentions barn raising plans and various small town anecdotes including fishing and weather impacts.
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Dorsey
Anamosa
Mwarms
Hierman Tjaden
Augusta Helgens
Meta
Monticelo
Harm Harrs
Schuetz
Waterloo
Johnson
Ire
D. P. Murphy
Chicago
George Dorsey
Jarret Siebel
John Harme
Wyoming
Jlarma
Willie Rieken
Pruit
Gerrett Ilarms
Ilenry Rink
Gerd Rickele
Wayne Center
Masone
John Hanken
Tony Kilers
Wayne
Wallace Gray
John Johnson
Will Rieken
Lovie Schuetz
Win Schuetz
Chicata
Tie
Milwaukee
Cecil
Wisconsin
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Trewin a Sure Winner In Fifth District
From the Montheter Press comes word that Jim Tresin, a former Barlville boy, is burn to be a winner in the congressionsg contest for Representative Couging hoes. Try will be good news to Tresin’s friends in this county as a brainy capable young Republican of Iowa with integrity and standing.
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Montheter
Jim
Tresin
Barlville
Towa
Local romance echoes poet lines in city tale
In Los Angeles a girl adopts a romantic ideal inspired by a poet, embracing love and loss. The piece juxtaposes personal longing with literary guidance, noting how affection reshapes her view of relationships and fate.
James H. Trewin, Iowa politician and reform advocate
James H. Trewin, Republican candidate in Iowa Fifth District, born Illinois November 1858, built a long career as lawyer and public servant. He taught school young, practiced law in Marlville and Lansing, served ten years in the state legislature, chaired the Code and municipal laws committees, backed railway rate reform and public libraries, and remained a strong advocate for Rooseveltian policies and agriculture.
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James H. Trewin
Illinois
Chickasaw County
Iowa
Bradford Academy
Trewin
Lennox College
Hopkinton
Dubuque
Marlville
Lansing
Alimmanee County
Ile
House
Senate
Allamakee
Fayette
Tie
Code Commission
Executive Council
Imisen
Junkin
Healy
Securite
Senator Prewin
Federad
Congress
Commission
Cedar Rapids
Five
James I. Trewin
Ite
Roosevelt
Globe Lights From the Atchison Globe
A collection of witty quips and maxims from the Atchison Globe on human faults money behavior marriage and farming. The pieces compare generosity appearance responsibility and temper with everyday life lessons.
Cleveland Leader Sees Ade Play Bound for London
Editor notes the idea of sending a George Ade play to London is a bold publicity move likened to presenting a moving picture show in a tower for the blind, reflecting the era’s theatrical ambitions.
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Cleveland
George Ade
London
Tokio
Pacfic
Rio Janeiro
Truthful Sale of a Cow Turns Laughable
A squire asks a farm hand to sell a troublesome cow without lies. The hand returns with more money, claiming the buyer asked if she was a good milker and the reply was that milking would tire the buyer before exhausting the cow’s milk.
Jersey mother sues for divorce over infant's dislike of stepfather
A Jersey woman seeks divorce claiming her baby rejects the stepfather’s face. The case highlights tension over marriage, custody, and parental bonds amid a sensational domestic dispute.
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New York
Jersey
Bargains Across Town This Week in Shoes and Fabrics
Good ginghams at 8 cents per yard and prints on sale Friday and Saturday. Muslin at 9 cents with many other bargains. Rail travel discounts offered by the C M & St P Ry for round trips to Baltimore and Boston with multiple sale dates and final return limits.
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Monticello
Iowa
Baltimore
M. FE
Nickel Plate Rail Excursion Chicago to Boston Offer
Excursion from Chicago to Boston and return priced at 28.80 dollars with travel dates May 9 to 10 and limit May 18. Dining car meals range from five cents to one dollar. Stopovers allowed. Wicket office at 107 Adama Street Chicago and La Salle Street Station on the elevated loop.
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Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Boston
Adama St
la Salle St
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the Bargain Chronicle
M. G. Alsever
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