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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1925

Page

4

Large basement barn fire north of Onslow destroys barn contents

A basement barn about six miles north of Onslow burned Saturday evening destroying 1000 bushels of oats and barley and most farm machinery. The building belonged to Harrington & Graham of Wyoming and was occupied by Mott Fall.Neighbors, led by Frank Larkey, fought the fire, tearing down a connected shed and drawing water from a tank to confine the blaze. This marks the second fire at the same site in eighteen months.

Onslow Harrington & Graham Wyoming Mott Fall Frank Larkey My. Fall Fall Holst Onsiow Center Junction Chicago Mr. Holst W.C. Paul Mr. Paul Ohio Lown Mary McBurney Paul Jennie Paul Smith Vera Smith Sarah Woodyard Lara Johnston Tampa Florida Johnston Anamosa Monticello Lee Taylor Allen Chatterton Clay Ed Wilcox R. N. Chatterton George Sears Bottomstone Louise Sears Clinton Fay Love Miriam Ralph Bone Willian Oswald Myre Bred Easty Marshalltown Wrank Johnston Will Walters Mr. Walters M. B. Walters Ada Henningsen Myron Dike AL. B. Walters Tourtelott Maid, Oklahoma Master Wyoming Journal Mesdames FE Chassell W. &. Briggs Wyoming Historical Society Mary Catkins Chassell John W. Morse Clara Leech Stephenson Frank Tasker Eugene M. Babcock Katherine Franks Bronson Mary Johnson Peck Babcock School Eugene al Babcock Calkins Square Graham & Harrington Pall Curtis Comedy Company Curtis Xelle Rufus McVenia Battle Creek Mro Charles Shimerds Sioux City George Holub Smith Chear Falls Jo Wo Waite Janet Reade O TD A White Mississippi River Savanna Davenport Coo. Hanold Rochester Minnesota Mayo Clinic John Buchholtz Frances John George Fiedler Ulineis Gath Hanold Lone Tourtellot Enid Oklahoma Garrison Dean Mary Smith Waverly Walter CC Prigegs Minneapolis Calkins Mire Clare Stephenson Center Willwin Martin Stan Wood Towar Purr Cedar Rapids de Wow Bronson McGregor

August 1925 Wyoming notices and town events mixed

Local society notes report hospitality at Henry Otting home with many relatives from Cascade Senton Bernard Hopkinton and Pleasant Valley. Fire alarm mishap at Welter's store prompts police and townsfolk. no burglars found. Wyoming Historical Society forms, holds first 1925 meeting, preserves territory memory with 70 attendees from multiple towns. Fire destroys a farm barn near Graham Harrington, insured, casualties limited to outbuildings. Curtis Comedy Company tours with free shows. crowd praised.

Henry Otting Deir Home Barney Otting Martha Rita Ralph Grandma Merlin Cascade Ben Lawrence Agnes Senton Kansas Leo Loret Raymond John Elda Helen Otting Bernard Muriel Leonard Raymond Ressler Andy Mamie Rosella Otting Hopkintons Ida Deshaw Doter Aldehert Lacey Lee Will Arthie Pleasant Valley Welter Suimmon Aid G. Hauck Monticello Schuh Dubuare Sherrif’s Mound

It Pays to Advertise Festival Services

A fragmented school scene references a boy named Tommy and a misbehavior incident during a country school recess. The notice on the blackboard boasts affection and forfeited patronage as the teacher requests the student to stay after class. Church services for a Mission festival named Rev. Richard Torgler are listed for August 17 with German and Fuyvlish services and no Trinity church services that day.

Tommy Richard ‘Torgler Hinton Lowery Trinity Church Johnsontown Tommy Jones

Omaha Family Attends Mission Feast at Lutheran Church

Mr and Mrs Oscar B H Sitzler and daughter Olive of Omaha Nebraska visit Rev Sitzler as mission feast will be observed at the Lutheran church on September 13. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.

C. Arduser Chaplin Orpha Garlinghouse Alfred Glass Cedar Rapids J. L. Batchelder Frank Martin Kate Bowers Hopkinton Fiedler F. J. Welter J. L. Batehelder C. Stevenson Lawrence Feldler Dubuque Walter Haigh George Hauck Monticello Stanley Bright F Partey Jake Arduser Maud Ardinger Doris Parley Mary Clara Murray Will Murray Fred Ryser Eelen Walter Hidgh Hopkinton Dash Erring Owee Redrends Batchelder Selmidt Dilbugiee C Slauson J. Batchelder Langworthy Esther Peidleer Worthington Donald Johnson Tfopkinton Fred Egger Woc Bradke I Schuh Keffler Anamosa W. HH. Behrends Monticello Sunday, Wo Oh. Behrends Took A Load of Chickens To Monticello Lawrence Feidler and Son Rev. Goetinger Gerber Rev Schuh Here Frank Ferring Davenport Delhi Ferring Mmeline Gene Stevenson Cascade Will Sumers Minneapolis George Klein Reformed Church R. B P. Kuentzel St. Matthew’s By S. M. Ide Notichn Board of Supervisors Jones County Iowa St. Peter and Paul’s Lutheran Church Lo Alm Court House Ae Nein Rai Castle Grove Township LaVern Rockstad Sitzler Stp ST. Paul eneLooyssodor Oceee County Bridge Srath OO County Sehuel Mra Oscar BH Olive Omaha, Nebraska Sitzer Fritz McPartland Os Mac Tom George Bert Hubbard

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