Wyoming notes and wedding on L L Ireland farm
Local column from July 26 1910 reports visits business and social events in Wyoming including Maquoketa Davenport Cedar Rapids Oskaloosa Des Moines Onslow Cresco Olin Monticello and Anamosa. A Woodman picnic and special train plans are noted along with a wedding: Ernest DeMoss and Viola Ireland unite at L L Ireland home with Rev Hoffman officiating.
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Wyoming
W. B. Brown
Maquoketa
L. H. Cave
G. W. Fields
Davenport
J.J. Bender
Cedar Rapids
Anna Lakar
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
W. C. Paul
Onslow
BE. L. Barber
HE. Myers
Cresco
J. G. Reid
Scotch Grove
Chas. Brainard
Olin
Henry George
Monticello
Clara Evans
Eagle Grove
C. A. Reade
J. W. Waite
Esther
R. W. Waite
Palo
Woodman
J.G. Huggans
Atlanta
Missouri
Tip
Huggans
Dunnebeck
South Dakota
Paul Ingwersen
Paul
Edrie
Sudah Cohoon
Cedar Falls
D. B. Rosencrans
Edgewood
Dairy City Creamery Company
Manchester
Rosencrans
Chas, Sheridan
Jesup
Sheridan
Wyoming Telephone Company
Wapsie
Oxford Junction
Anamosa
Mary Paul
Clifford Paul
Springville
Wyoming Journal
Hopkinton
Merlin Moses
Center Junction
College Town
Wyoming Diamond
L. L. Ireland
Ernest DeMoss
Haymenal Alter
Viola V. Ireland
C. F
Madison Township
W. F. DeMons
Canton
DeMesa
Mrs. Eye
West Jones Street
Center Junction Weekly Notices and Local Visits
Center Junction readers list visits and travels across nearby towns with residents like Mrs. M. G. Alsever in Monticello and Miss Alice Williams in Clinton. The column notes ball games, church events, a large ice cream sociable for the Presbyterian church, and a weekend fishing trip with mishaps near Maquoketa.
Onslow News Notes Local Travel Health and Crop Reports
Onslow notes visitors and travels including Mrs Roe in Colorado and Forest Hutton on a South Dakota prospecting trip. Mildred Bates returns from Pan ama teaching, with more family updates and local illness. Farmers report fat stock shipments and strong threshing yields while corn and vegetables suffer from heat. Mrs Cassens dies at 56 with funeral at St Johns Lutheran church near Monticello on Wednesday.
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Onslow
Roe
Longmont
Colorado
Forest Hutton
South Dakota
Mildred Bates
Panama
W. C. Bates
Carrolton
Nebraska
KH. T. Bates
Jennie Paul Smith
Wellaville
Ohio
John Tebo
Camp Sheridan
Chicago
27Th Infantry
Cuba
Ruth Spooner
Edith Hubbel
Britt
Ruth
R. R. Miller
O. A. Hutton
W. T. Sears
Johnston Bros
Orr & Streats
John von Sprecken
Sprecken
Orr
Cassens
Gerhard Cassens
Clay Township
Germany
Busker
North Dumem
Prairieburg Social News Lists Local Visits and Moves
Local notes show visitors and residents with travels and changes. John Martna broke his collarbone after a hay load accident. Prof Bristow named upcoming high school principal while staying in town.
Castle Grove Social and Local Notes Update
Castle Grove July 26 reports D J Hogan shipped stock to Chicago Tuesday. Frank Miller and family visited from Cass. Peter and Herman Caspers spent Bundy with friends in Wayne township. Rev Parkhill of Hopkinton made calls here. A group of youths enjoyed a hop at John Eggers Saturday. Mrs Chas Fairbanks hosts Ladies Aid Thursday. M F Byrnes farm buildings get fresh paint. O F Hasford and Mrs Dunham of Monticello visited Castle Grove. O F Krueger of Doon visits friends. Mrs H N Appleby visited sister near Hopkinton. M A Waddick begins another threshing season. John Harme lost 4–5 acres of hay by fire. Ice cream social at H N Appleby’s August 2 invites all. Drought dries pastures brown and barren. farmers feed hay. potatoes remain uncertain.
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Center Junction
M. G. Alsever
Monticello
QO. D. Petticord
Oxford Junction
J. L. Bevans
Walter Kiburz
Sam Alexander
Stanwood
T. E. Canty
Rock Island
Wm. Bucher
Farley
Robert Livingstone
Thos. Shover
John Letze
L. A. Dreibelbis
Marietta
Letze
Reesie Schieb
Clinton
American Express Co
John Livingstone
Presbyterian Church
Della Mead
Ethel McDonald
Frank Preston
Willie Mead
Anamosa-Monticello
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
D. D. Clark
Warren Turner
Anamosa
LaMott
Wyoming
Mesdames Elizabeth Jones
W. B. Sloan
W. W. Loomis
Mrs. Loomi
R. P. Clark
Dr. Young
A. I. Scheib
Melvin Leight
Maquoketa
Castle Grove
D. J. Hogan
Chicago
Frank Miller
Cass
Peter
Herman Caspers
Wayne Township
Parkhill
Hopkinton
John Eggers
Chas. Fairbanks
M. F. Byrnes
O. F. Hasford
Dunham
O. F. Krueger
Doon
H. N. Appleby
McVey
M. A. Wa
Early crop bids fade as supply tightens in farming market
The report notes light early supply nearly exhausted and late crop bids failing to meet expectations, signaling strained market conditions for farmers.
Scotch Grove Community News Highlights
July notes from Scotch Grove report Alex Sutherland shipping a load of hogs and threshing starting with good grain. Local gatherings include the R E Club at Mrs John O Calahan next Saturday and missionary society at Mrs GO A Sutherland. Several residents visit relatives in Langworthy Canton Monticello Springville and the western state. Will Clark injures arm in gasoline engine incident. Dr Young treats the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Alex Sutherland
Grace Sutherland
Monticello
R. E. Club
John O Calahan
O. W. Stottlemeyer
Frank Pelkey
Harrison Loomis
Wyoming
A. P. Moats
Lyman
Center Junction
Mike Foust
Robert Clark
Warner
F. W. Royden
Linnville
Iowa
C. P. Latta
Chicago
B. L Hoyt
Will Clark
Dr. Young
Democratic State Convention in Ottumwa Names Judges and Platform
At Ottumwa the Democratic state convention named P. B. Wolfe for the long term and H. G. Van Wagenen for the short term on the supreme court. Jerry B. Sullivan served as temporary chairman and H. J. Steiger as permanent chair. Claude R. Porter attended and spoke, the platform backing initiative referendum recall and Oregon plan for senators, with a local option liquor plank denounced by General J. B. Weaver.
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Ottumwa
Jerry B. Sullivan
Des Moines
H. J. Steiger
Claude R. Porter
P. B. Wolfe
Clinton
H. G. van Wagenen
Supreme Court
Oregon
J. B. Weaver
Property Transfers and Monticello School Heating Bid
List of land sales in Iowa towns including Monticello, Hale, Oxford Junction, Anamosa and more with buyers and prices. Also notes sealed bids due August 10 1910 for a temporary heating plant for Monticello schools with deposit and bond requirements. Castle Grove parsonage contract awarded to Burns and Loop.
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Ollie B. Byerly
William W. Bixler
Gon Hess
E. F. Pike
de. A. Hefner
M. M. Maurice
Hefner
Monticello
J. J. Merritt
B. F. Curley
Preston
Hale
Iowa
Mary Vacek
Edd Koranda
Lathrop
Oxford Junction
Ellen M. Barry
Richard Owen
Shaw
J.H. Fisher
Anamosa
Clara B. Byerly
John EH. Byerly
Squire Butt
Delia Butt Nowachek
Nely Nely
Sely
Jeckuon County
Lucy Ripperton
Mary Potter
Flora Ann Solts
Edleman
Board of Education
Same
Harry E. Netcott
Independence
J. E. Bateman
Bidg. Com
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Safer Health Boost
Ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver and kidney issues. Claims easy effective relief and health build up, priced 25 cents at O H Soetje’s Cedar Rapids. It adds a cheeky note that leaving an automobile at the curb won’t harm its reputation when you attend church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
O. H. Soetje’s
Cedar Rapids
Saved at Deaths Door By Electric Bitters
Murray W Ayers of Transit Bridge NY owed his life to Electric Bitters he writes after a virulent liver trouble left him emaciated and pale. He claims the medicine restored his health and 40 pounds he had lost. The ad promotes Electric Bitters for stomach liver and kidney troubles and notes it is available at U H Soetje's for 50 cents.
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Murray W. Ayers
Transit Bridge
N. Y
U. H. Soetje’s
Riveted District Bridge Work and Road Labor Payments List
A district ledger records numerous payments for bridge construction and road work across Hale s and Treas Wayne two and surrounding counties. Named contractors include Wm Flaherty E E Ramney EM Kerr J XK Orr and L E Mead with sums ranging from 10 to 35000 dollars for cement culverts bridges and rockwork. Denied. School board Jackson rents room for election at 300
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Hale’s
Peet Lumber Co
Wm Flaherty
Paul and Helmer
Fremont Bridge
E E Ramney
Cass
H Laude
Poppe’s
Delaware County
Labor Once Line
Frank Dautremont
Noyes
John Folkers
Hans Ricklefs
L Hanssen
Monticello
Eby
Treas Wayne Two
Finn’s
Chris Nachtrieb
New Kelly
Clinton Bridge
Iron Works
XK Orr
Wash
EM Kerr
Clay
E Mead
Clay Mills Hill
Richland
Murfield
Glenn
Catfish Creek
Edward Henderson
New
Greenfield
Peiper
Madison
Archie Wood
Hale
Andrew Porter
W L Hanssen
Wyoming
Horace Barber
Y L
Hanssen
James Whalen
Capital punishment critique from Cedar Rapids Republican
An Iowa hanging is condemned as state sanctioned murder by the Cedar Rapids Republican. The piece argues a public execution by the state degrades Iowa and compares the act to a brutal murder, questioning whose hands are truly clean.
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Cedar Rapids Republican
Iowa
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