CastIe Grove Correspondence Highlights Local Life
Oats heading out haying begins as farmers discuss labor shortages and rising hired help costs. Notes on G J Heiken Wilting cow losses social scenes and a lawn festival with over $20 proceeds. The piece critiques farm labor and advocates unionlike solidarity while spotlighting evictions, visits, and local chatter.
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G. J. Heiken
Downerville
F. D. Mclaughlin
Cedar Rapids
W. A. Krueger
Farley
Lulu Curtis
Monticello
Hosford
Elmer Mayberry
Iowa
Community News and Local Notices in Onstow
Onstow residents share travel visits and homecomings with relatives in Dubuque Chicago Rochester and Waterloo. A new barn is planned on Main Street. The district seeks a school principal while Mrs. Eldred Cooley of Monmouth dies and her funeral is noted. A traveling troupe performed on the street Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onstow
Josie Klima
Evanston
Bert Walters
Belvidere
Illinois
John Cole
Dubuque
Collins
Sadie Thomas
Wyoming
Nina Francis
Chicago
TJ. Corbit
Knittle
Main Street
Mia
Maple
Grace
Waterloo
R. E. McKean
John Ward
Strawberry Point
John
W. T. Cammeron
Duluth
McMullen
Rochester
New York
J. A. Paul
Noyes
J. Z. Mackrill
Clay Township
Mournful Obituary and Fourth of July Fest at Wyoming
Miss Delia Propst of Pendleton County born September 9 1851 died June 25 1905 age 53. She married John Hye at Isig and moved to Iown with ten children nine living and thirty nine grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at South Mineral June 28 conducted by Rev FLO Elis pastor of the M 14 church. Wyoming will celebrate the Fourth of July with an amusement program including music by band readings and various races and contests with cash purses and culminate in a grand fireworks display.
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Delia Propst
Pendleton County
West Virginia
John Hye
Isig
South Mineral
Flo, Elis
M. 14
Wyoming
Ashael Cronson
Nellie Owen
Anamosa
Dillon Bronson
Boston
Mass
June 1908 marriage licenses issued by county clerk
The list shows marriage licenses issued in June 1908. Names include Carl A. Mohl and Lena P F Burrichter, Geo Mardorf and Mathilda Zimmerman, J Willms and Mtn Jansen, Joseph H. Green and Mary A. Poley, W C Westphal and Carrie Dayton, K H Spence and Noa M Weingartner, Geo W Dunham and Helena A McKelvey, and others. The entry notes multiple couples with varying dates and licenses. Also quoted is a reminiscence by German agriculturists on American roads contrasting with their homeland highways.
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Carl A. Mohl
Lena PF. Burrichter
Geo. Mardorf
Mathilda I. Zimmerman
Klass J. WillmsMtn Jansen
Joseph H. Green
Mary A. Poley
Rot W.C. Westphal
Carrie M. Dayton
K.H. Spence
Noa M. Weingartner
Geo. W. Dunham
Helena A. McKelvey
J. Cresswell
Nellie Bruce
Frank W. Vincent I
June Adams
Charles D. Stout
Tilma Oster
Date of Ben Jonson play The Silent Women
The Baltimore American notes the date of promulgation for Ben Jonsons The Silent Women is uncertain but argues it predates modern stage realism. The piece reflects on the play's antiquity and its place in early drama history.
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Wantanno
Ben Jonson
Duzno
Baltimore American
Trust and jealousy clash in a Town Topics quote
A Town Topics quip questions trust in marriage, noting jealousy as a foe to union. The exchange frames distrust as a threat to lifelong commitment, pairing a sharp rebuke with a witty paradox.
Auntie Teaches Sit Down Etiquette for Visitors
A Washington Times snippet notes a conversation where one asks why visitors must sit when they come to see auntie. The reply suggests sitting upright makes a visitor more attentive and respectful in the moment.
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Washington Times
Compensations of Wealth in A Conversation
Quote exchange shows two women debating wealth and happiness with a remark on the pleasures of affluence. Marjorie questions whether wealth brings joy while Madge extols the ability to buy without worry in a Philadelphia Telegraph clipping.
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Madge
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Marjorie
Philadelphia Telegraph
Feminine Financier and the Change Request
A brief Chicago News item shows a little girl asking a grocer for change for a dollar. The mother plans to provide the dollar tomorrow, illustrating a simple domestic scene in a city daily.
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Chicago News
Anatomical Freakremark on His Neckless Head Draws Notice
Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a striking remark about a person with an unusual anatomy, praising the apparent head held high while humorously overlooking any neck. The quip highlights a puzzling observation from a contemporary scene.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Klondike Creamery Co Month Milk and Butter Yields
Report shows milk receipts of 185 802 pounds and 20 pounds of butter produced. Deering Harvester Works lists extensive industrial outputs including 85 acres, 10,000 workers, 210000 horsepower, 500 tons coal daily, 200 car loads of machinery and twine. Model grocery advertises Dunkley canned goods and Davis hardware promotes Sun gasoline stoves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike Creamery Co
R. Bowren
Deering Harvester Works
Deering
Summer Outing Advice Ends with Quick Remedy Cure
In Belleville Rhode Island John H Manly a dry goods merchant prepares for a camping trip on Narragansett Bay packing Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. His young son suffers cramps but the first dose relieves and the second cures. Such cases can be fatal without relief. For sale by Bacher Abel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Manly
Belleville
R. I
Narragansett Bay
Chamberlain
Bacher & Abel
Chamberlains Colic Remedy Sold For Twenty Five Cents
For twenty five cents you can insure your self and family against bowel illness in the summer months. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is dependable in severe cases and suitable for children and adults. When diluted it tastes pleasant and has relieved pain, saving many lives. For sale by Bacher & Abel.
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Bacher & Abel
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