Castle Grove Briefs Highlight Local Moves and News
Miss Trula Kenyon visits Hale and Miss Ula Kenyon plans Maquoketa stay. Arthur Fairbanks trips to Cedar Rapids. Ethan Hillar injured by horse. J A McLaughlin adds to home after fire. Tritten to farm near Manchester. Frank Eberhart visits from the west then to New Hampton. Literary society elects officers led by S M Hosford. Local trades and arrivals noted. Patrick English dies near Canton after Bright's disease.
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Castle Grove
Trula Kenyon
Hale
Arthur Fairbanks
Cedar Rapids
Will Hillar
H. B. Clark
Ula Kenyon
Maquoketa
J. A. McLaughlin
Jacob Tritten
Co-operative Creamery Co
Manchester
Frank Eberhart
New Hampton
Castle Grove Literary Society
S. M. Hosford
Peter Dress
Elsie Cramer
Margaret Cramer
Local Movements and Meetings at Center Junction
Center Junction notices report Harry Magoon traveling to Paralta briefly and James Peet planning a family move to Anamosa. Geo Platner will reside in Mrs. McKelvey's house, Dora Hunt to start a Wyoming venture, and Mrs. Marshal of Viola visiting daughter Felton. A dime sociable is planned at Mrs J N Smith's home this evening, and the Jones County Teachers Association will convene at the opera house on Saturday, March 21.
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Emery
John
Everry
Cameron
Johnston
Alexander & Welch
Chicago
Rev. Smith
M. E. Church
R. S. Barnhill
Rev. Palmer
Daisy Lightfoot
Lotta Chase
E. E. Overley
Mt. Carroll
Ill
Josie Ribbon
Sears
O. C. Johnston
Osborn Farm
Chandler
Onslow
Parrot
Miller’s Hotel
Poll
I. O. G. T. Lodge
T. H. Lightfoot
Wm. Moorhouse
Woodbury County
Duncan Dreibelbis
Leek
Center Junction
Henry Carson
Clark
Railroad Street
Presbyterian Church
Harry Magoon
Paralta
James Peet
Anamosa
Geo. Platner
McKelvey
Dora Hunt
Wyoming
Marshal
Viola
Felton
J. N. Smith
Jones County Teachers’ Association
Opera House
Local News from Langworthy February Update
Wm Guilford moves onto a Cass farm this week. Minnie Batchelder returns from Cedar Rapids. Ed Hall buys a carpet loom to weave carpets. Local youths attend a Cass Center literary. Batchelders plan a California visit. Several German families prepare to settle in Cerro Gordo county. Davis couple receive a new copper boiler from young friends.
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Wm. Guilford
Cass
Minnie Batchelder
Cedar Rapids
Ed Hall
Cass Center
R. Batchelder
California
Cerro Gordo County
M. T. Davis
London’s vastness and contrasts described in a critique
A critic extolls London as an extreme paradox of wealth and poverty, noting vast buildings and squalid streets, a dense migratory population, and a city that, despite gifts, often lags in efficiency. A traveling salesman adds a humorous anecdote about a western restaurant command to stack dishes, illustrating cultural miscommunications.
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London
Stack
Louisville Courier-Journal
George Eliot Tragedy Tale From Victorian Gossip
London Queen cites a shocking tale about George Eliot using her charm to win a lover of a squire or vicar’s daughter. The daughter allegedly threw herself from a window, leaving only triumph in the novelist’s regard. Swift notes that abstracts function like burning glasses for sharpening wit and learning. Town once meant farm or farmhouse.
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George Eliot
Chester
London
Swift
Lincoln's Education and Social Ideals Across eras
A historical sketch recalls Lincoln's limited schooling yet strong reading habit, listing his favorite books and improvised study methods. It notes his idolization of Washington via Weems, his frugal note taking, and late-night reading as a ferryman. Also included are brief reflections on equality as societal ideal and small facts about wood compression and social behavior.
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Lincoln
United States
Weems
Washington
Indiana
Ida M. Tarbell
Mc.Clure’s
W. D. Howells
The Baby Peril and the Rooftop Rescue
A farmer couple visiting Raleigh’s asylum district lose their one year old as a manic man on a roof tosses the child. Passersby and Dr McGeachy consider ladders and a safe plan, while Mr Crawford calms the moment with melon until the baby is returned unharmed. The tale blends dramatic rescue with a note on quill pens and old signatures in separate items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Raleigh
Asylum For
Dr. Kirby
Joe
McGeachy
Mr. Crawford
H&leigh News and Observer
New York Sun
Township names listed with committee actions noted
Oxford Richland Rome Scotch Grove Wayne Washington Wyoming Cass Clays Fairview Greenfield Hale Jackson Monticello Madison Totalicee cove 118 Chairmen of township organizations will be governed accordingly. There will be a meeting of the Central Committee after the convention toace.
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Oxford
Richland
Rome
Scotch Grove
Wayne
Washington
Wyoming
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South Africa
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Tribune Building
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