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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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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