Wyoming Chronicle notes many local movements and weddings
Local notes report Sam Orr on a land trip to South Dakota and visitors from Ohio and Des Moines. Town events include the Hawthorne fountain installation, Miss Elsie Garri son and Pixley Smith wedding, and Robert Platner Mae Pealer marriage announced by telegraph. Community members travel to Cedar Rapids Anamosa Fort Dodge and Lake Okoboji.
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Wyoming
Sam Orr
South Dakota
E. E. Myers
Monticello
W. A. Hogan
James Inglis
Ohio
O. G. Overley
Robert
L. Harrington
W. S. Garrison
Cedar Rapids
Freeda Cohoon
Cedar Falls
Emily Green
Des Moines
John Paul
Mary Paul
Anamosa
C. B. Paul
O. J. Ingwersen
Ingwersen
Milo Garrison
Aberdeen
Henry Garrison
Boone
Iowa
Mary Smith
Gordon
Horace
Anna
Ft. Dodge
Smith-Garrison
Farmer Burns
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Martha
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Alice
Loomis Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Our
Michigan University City
Robert Platner
Mae Pealer
Robert White
Wm. Wilker Hardware
David Pealer
Our High School
Our Town School
Elsie Garrison
Pixley Smith
Williams
Mary Pixley Smith
Estherville
W.S. Garrison
State Teachers’ College
McKinley
Waterloo
Garrison
Lake Okoboji
Local Notes From Center Junction and Surrounding Areas
Center Junction notes Mr Slaght visiting J B Moyes. Frank Alexander visited at Dewitt over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dixson Sr visiting Winthrop. The baseball nine traveled to Monticello last Saturday where they crossed...
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Center Junction
Mr. Slaght
B. Moyes
Frank Alexander
Dewitt
Mrs. Dixson Sr
Winthrop
Monticello
Cros
Social items from Scotch Grove community bulletin
Daily life notes from Scotch Grove include club meetings, visits, and a harvest Home picnic plan for August 15. Highlights mention Miss Blanche Clark, Miss Miriam Rice, Rev. Heathcot, Alex Sutherland selling steers, Mrs Goreham and Greeta visiting J. L. Prouty, and threshing busy times. An ice cream social occurs August 2, with C A Sutherland reporting a blackberry crop and travel news from the Bohlkens in Germany. Gid Hughes sustains a hand injury while cranking an auto two weeks earlier, with gradual recovery and continued driving antics by Mr. Hayes.
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Scotch Grove
R. E. Club
Blanche Clark
Miriam Rice
Hedrick
Heathcot
Nebraska
Presbyterian
Alex Sutherland
Joe Kuhns
Goreham
Greeta
J. L. Prouty
R. Clark
Onslow Notes Visitors and Birth in August
Mrs. Will Sears and Francis French visit Rowley Iowa while John Garside of Salem Ohio stays with the Johnston family. Byron Merwin arrives from Webster City to manage Mrs Merwin’s property. Lizzie Russell from Anamosa with Mrs. Leffler and Ruth visit to see the Franks baby. Stella Miller returns from Wisconsin where she served as a Mystic Workers deputy. Mrs W A Neelans and sister Mrs Mackrill plan a new home and Neelans family rents rooms. Ed Franks welcomes a daughter born Friday to be listed as the first grandchild on both sides.
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Presbyterian
Albert Welch
Clinton
David Jones
Epworth
Lee Coder
Belknap’s
Amber
Myrtle Livingstone
Independence
Miss Burmiester
Marengo
Dr. Bronson
Wyoming
Claire Preston
Gus Driebelbins
Scotch Grove
Ella Bailey
Preas
Jesse Stiller
Martelle
Harry Johnson
Minnie Dawson
Audubon
Iowa City
Dora Smith
Arthur Crorey
Anamosa
J. B. Moses
John Weir
Mills
Monmouth
Kershaw
Chicago
James Alexander
Stanwood
Jennie Ellis
Lloyd Preston
Fraser
Charles Preston
Wildermuth and
Turner
Osterdock
Allison and
Klima
Robert Barber
Alexander
Vern Lewis
M. G. Alsover
Tom Bell
Frank Woodard
Emmetsburg
Mr. Woodard
Mr. Bell
M. E. Church
Dr. Young
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Pangburn
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Courtney
Rose I. Berry
Epworth Seminary
Wapsie
Ella Burrell
Louisa Preas
West Rush
New York
Center Junction
Iowa
Fred Preas
Onslow
Will Sears
Francis French
Rowley
John Garside
Salem
Ohio
Johnston
Byron Merwin
Webster City
Mystic Workers of the World
W. A. Neelans
W. A. Mackrill
Neelans
Ed Franks
Remove the Cause in Manure Spreader Ads
An industrial note touts the Litchfield Spreader as superior by removing causes of inefficiency. It explains that traditional beaters cause heavy draft and wear, while Litchfield uses an abruptly widened box to reduce load packing and improve manure distribution.
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Litchfield Mfg. Co
Litchfield
Ethel Barrymore Silent On Publicity Avenue
The Denver Times reports Ethel Barrymore remaining silent while newspapers remark on publicity strategies. Washington Post and Denver Republican commentary touch on treaties and a Riley anecdote about a $75,000 giveaway, reflecting broader press debate.
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Denver Times
Ethel Barrymore
Denver
James Whitcomb Riley
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