Wyoming Farm House Destroyed By Fire
A large farm home belonging to William Wilcox five miles northwest of Wyoming was destroyed by fire at 4 am Sunday. Sparks from the kitchen chimney caused the blaze aided by southeast winds blowing flames away from barns. Only a few chairs and beds survived. clothing furniture seed corn and Timothy seed were lost. Insurance totaled $2,200. The structure is known as the old Newton Smith farm.
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William Wilcox
Wyoming
John Strong
Newton Smith Farm
Mary McLarnon
Board of Education
Leysen
Cedar Rapids
McLarnon
Bridge
Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Eva Brainard
Isabel Barber
Mayme Behnke
Rose Woemachka
Sarah First
Ida Pealer
United States
Paul Rohwedder
Bessie Dusanek
Lincoln
Hawthorne Club
Nona Laughlin
Edith Alden
Our Country
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Kingdom
Edith Case
Nora Storm
Germany
Emma Alden
Longfellow
Minnehaha
S. H. Brainard
Martha
M. E. Ladiss—Ald ‘Society
E. R. Marshall
Erma Anderson
Harriet Marshall
Treasury
Ruth
Faith
Order of the Eastern Star
Hohel Barnoske
Marion
Stoffel
Barnoske
Elizabeth Alden
Kathryn Bronson
Daisy Overly
Bay View
John Inelis
Jones County
James Inglis
Myer
Elizabeth Wherry
Mildred Heasty
Elma Holub
Glatha Bramer
Oxford Junction
Olin
Center Junction
Nellie Norton
Ruth Heasty
Hansetta McHugh
Gordon V. Mann
Center Junction Mourns Dr. J M Young Death
Community sympathy pours in for Dr J M Young who died at St Luke's Cedar Rapids after a brief illness. Funeral plans await word from his California based brother D L Young. The same morning a house fire at the John Smith homestead destroyed the Wilcox home with partial insurance coverage noted.
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J. M. Young
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Youn
Youne
Tre
Dr. Young
D. L. Young
California
William Wilcox
Wilcox
John Smith
Ooseca
Walter Koon
Pauline Wilcox
R. S. Robbie
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Leona Davis
L Davis
Scotch Grove Community Club Holds February Meeting
The February gathering met despite poor roads, with Mrs. Carl Himebaugh hosting. Members discussed radio topics including WOC and WSUI stations, a Graham McNamee sketch, and Behind the Scenes. A dress pattern demonstration followed, and the next all day meeting is set for March 21 with Mrs. W. B. Clark.
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Carl Himebaugh
WOC
WSUI
W. B. Clark
H. A. Loomis
Graham McNamee
M. M. Sinclair
The
Presbyterian Aid Society
Rickels Change Farm Residence To Scotch Grove
Mr and Mrs Carl Rickels left their long time farm for Scotch Grove and are moving into the house bought by G J Hughes from Arend Balster Ted House a nephew of Mrs For est Craig has joined L E Hutton for the coming season Harrison Loomis was ill last week Arend Balster returned from a Des Moines trip E C Hughes visited family in Monticello Mr and Mrs W E Carson moved to Monticello and may work on road construction this summer Nina Brady was briefly ill last week.
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Monticello
Laura Fishwild
Hattie Dieckman
Diana Fret Club
Henry Eichhorn
Bridge
James Inglis
E. JD. Chassell
Des Moines
Wyoming
Loyal Eye
Cedar Rapids
W. Bye
W. E. DeMoss
Emil Jansen
Edith Morse
Lorraine Harrington
Ray Davis
Madison Center
W. A. Stingley
Tiskilwa
Ill
Ross
George McDonald
Vera Moats
Pauline Burmeister
C. A. Burmeister
W. K. Moats
Jay Tomlinson
S. G. Thompson
State Shippers Association
John Alexander
Springville
J. F. Livingstone
William Alexander
F. L. Himebaugh
Vern Carson
John Carson
John Thompson
Clay
Hanken
Peter Prahm
Pauline
George Guyan
G. Thompson
Anamosa
Mary Hite
Davenport
John Clark
Paul Paulsen
Cedar Falls
Paulsen
May Himebauch
G. James
Nebraska
T. I. Platner
Frank Dawes
William Johnston
Prahm
G. J. Hughes
Scotch Grove
Roy Bohler
Olin
J. M. Young
J. N. Smith
Mr. Smith
Wilcox
Fritz Schlemme
H. C. Schlemme
Joe Ladehoff
D. K. Brady
Callahans
Tran
Sare
Carl Rickels
Arend Balster
Ted House
Forest Craig
L. E. Hutton
Harrison Loomis
E. C. Hughes
W. E. Carson
Carson
Nina Brady
Aick
Castle Greve Lew Brown dies after brief illness
Lew Brown died at the Kromminga home at 5 PM Saturday after a short illness of pneumonia and pleurisy. He would have turned 68 on Feb 22. A longtime area resident, he worked for local farmers and was known as a faithful worker with many friends. Funeral at the Kromminga residence conducted by Rev. G Wolf. burial in Prairie Hill cemetery.
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Lew Brown
E. L. Kromminga
Kromminga
G. Wolf
Lutheran Church
Prairie Hill
Mary Delay
Marcus Kehoe
Church of Immaculate Conception
Agnes Delay
Kehoe
Union Township
Will Hiller
Peter Baumann
Menno Moenk
John Caspers
F. C. Cramer
Thos. W. Hogan
S. M. Hosford
G. J. van Buren
Gladys Hosford
Cedar Rapids
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Castle Grove
Cecil H. Thompson
Clark
South Dakota
Thompson
Joseph P. McDonald
Chicago
C. W. Furlingmeier
Harms Farm
Cass Township
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
I. R. Hintz
C. A. McLaughlin
Ben Mettler
Monticello
Martin Geiken
Mr Smith's Status Unchanged in Senate Controversy
The Philadelphia Public Ledger reports Mr. Smith defends his course to let Illinois citizens vote on the senate's actions. Despite public funding concerns and large contributions, his standing in the senate remains unchanged after the November election, as it had been in the prior month.
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Mr. Smith
el Philadelphia Public Ledger
Senate
Office and Hospital One Block North of Post Office
A short notice states an office and hospital are located one block north of the post office with access available day or night.
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