Many Moves Mark Wyoming Week Inward and Outward
Wyoming notes a busy week of relocations with J M French moving to the Crawford house and numerous residents shifting to new homes on Main street Hill and surrounding areas. The record also covers cemetery quiet, a high school play, new postmaster Leona Clay at Hale, and local social visits amid health updates and upcoming entertainments.
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Wyoming
J.M. French
Crawford
James McQuown
Dr. Guthrie
S. O. Fowler
Johnsontown
H.R. Leamon
East Main Street
Mr. Shaffer
Earl Wells
Atkins
Rex Heasty
A.D. Hunt
Main Street
Hugh Campbell
Jennie Tourtellot
Hunt
Hans Himmichsen
Madison Township
Jones Street
Mr. Campbell
John Schmidt
Conley
J. M. Green
Goor
Gladys Beckwith
Blanche Henak
Pauline Kettlesen
Emil Levsen
Ernest Reitz
Kenneth Marshall
August Ingwersen
Ronald Brown
Ralph Heasty
Sim Wherry
Hale
N. E. Williams
Mr. Williams
Austin Byerly
Onslow
Simpson Farm
Wm. Behnke
Fred Koch
George Dusanek
D. G. Tebo
Elva Franks
Miles
S. G. Franks
W. W. Bronson
M. BE
W.H. Giddings
Ward Blakely
Norway
J.C. Bohm
Oxford Junction
Marvin Levsen
J. N. Swordes
Ardis
Qcedar Rapids
B. H. Chamberlain
Dubuque
N. W. Hutchins
R. M. Corbit
C. B E. Waston
Olin
L. B. Woodard
O. C. Dupuy
Cedar Rapids
L. J. Bender
Anamosa
Onslow Votes For Central School Move
In Onslow on March 3 residents discuss forming a central school. Some districts favor the plan while others oppose it. The town already has a paid four room building and the article urges neighbors outside to join in for better schooling.
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Onslow
Hare
East Cascade approves Chew Mansion purchase for school
In a special election the East Cascade Independent School District voted 199 to 8 in favor of buying the Chew Mansion, owned by Mrs. Samuel Patterson, for a new school building on National Street with ample campus space. Eighty five women voters participated, 84 for and 1 against.
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O. E
John Fay
Cascade
Anamosa
Ralph Gearheart
Waterloo
Colege
Dick Wolf
Worthington
Wm. Fagan
Moline
A. Hill
Belle Plaine
W.S. Kearney
Grinnell
J.P. Lane
Chicago
BK. M. Kearney
Maquoketa
Josephine Pusch
Dubuque
Ed Gongaware
Milwaukee
W. P. Knepper
E. R. Raffery
Farmers Improve Local Roads With Rock Haul
In Castle Grove on March 4 farmers from Deer Creek loaded nine car loads of crushed rock from Anamosa to Langworthy to repair a bad road by the schoolhouse. Over a hundred wagon loads were hauled with much work donated. The note urges local effort for good roads rather than relying on state action and taxes.
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Castle Grove
Deer Creek
Anamosa
Langworthy
P. J. Kehoe
Cassade
Minnie
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Carl Brazelton
Cascade
Robert Howie
Gretchen Miller
Local Notices From Sand Spring District
Community round up with multiple small items. Families move to Monticello and nearby areas. Sick relative cared for at home. Several residents visit, work trips and social calls noted. A new baby joins Mr. and Mrs. John Hanken. others travel to Iowa City and Hopkinton.
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E. A. Jones
William Bredka
G. J. Boblken
J. Garlinghouse
Pool
Monticello
Frank Nickel
John Hanken
L. Reichart
Ernie Byars
Kathryn Mangerish
Worthington
Henry Egger
Ed McBride
Paulson
John Appleby
J. Matthiessen
G. J. Bohiken
Melvin Nickel
Carrie Lang
A. Ehrismann
Ruth Guthrie
Adolph Schlemmer
Iowa City
Rice moves onto old McAleer place near Anamosa
Will Rice has moved onto the old McAleer place recently vacated by W. H. Hansen. Rev and Mrs W A Montgomery were Anamosa visitors last Saturday. Dr Guthrie of Dubuque was here on Tuesday to see Gretchen Hiller.
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Will Rice
McAleer Place
W. H. Hansen
W. A. Montgomery
Anamosa
Dr. Guthrie
Dubuque
Gretchen Hiller
Scotch Grove Community Notes and News Tidbits
Scotch Grove reports families moving to Montana for homesteads and local farm activity remains steady. Neighbors assist with sickness visits, weddings, and cargo moves as Ed Hoyt and Fritz Lange haul lime rock for fertilizer and nearby houses change occupants. Several residents travel to Monticello and Chicago while fairs, clubs, and church social events provide the week’s social focus.
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Scotch Grove
Frad Sutherland
Vernon
Montana
Herman
Fritz Lange
Sutherland
Jean
Ed Hoyt
D. K. Brady
John Lange
Hoyt
Calahan
August Ladehoff
Dr. Hunter
Monticello
Della Sutherland
Calahans
Dave Sutherland
Gus Dreibelbis
Moses
Frank Himebaugh
Grippe
T. J. Tjibbins
Sophia Bennetds
Henry Jacobs
Tuesay
A. B. Norris
Hawick
Minnesota
Bert Mackerel
R. E. Club
Kila Loomis
E. L. Himebaugh
Will
A. P. Moats
S. G. Thompson
Center Junction
P. A. Himebaugh
Manchester
Willard Himebaugh
Murphy
R. P. Clark
L. R. Leesacamp
Anna
W. H. Elges
Chicago
Robert Clark
Ed Schirmer
Charles City
George A. Davia
Fayette
J. L. Prouty
Lizzie Lange
Peter Paulsen
Luesday
Alex Sutherland
F. A. Royden
Olive Warner
Prairieburg Social Notes Reach Across Towns
Prairieburg residents report new arrivals and moving plans as the community welcomes workers from Fredericksburg and Springville. Families like the Woods, Whitneys, and Burlinghams shift farms and rooms while neighbors visit in Monticello, Marion, and Anamosa. A Firemen dance attracted a large crowd and Ed Fish and Clara Fehr made regional trips. Brooklyn Standard Union commentary notes less baseball drama once the game becomes routine.
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Prairieburg
Charles Wood
Fredericksburg
Wood
McQueen
Alva Whitney
Springville
Lou Shaw
Whitney
Seward Smith
Monticello
Mr. Smith
District Court Doings Preserved Probate and Guardianship Actions
Continued district court notes include final and first guardianship reports, estate administrations, and probate orders. Entries cover Ada U Wherry and Elizabeth Vaughn trusteeship, Ray Hayes guardianship, Gladys Swift estate, Robert Boots estate, John McNalley deed authorization, Fannie Kehoe tax waiver, Amelia Thomas guardianship sale approval, Anna Ommen real estate sale, John Folkerts order, John Conmey will and executrix, Peter Ommen will probate, executor bond set at 15000.
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David Alspaugh
Ada U. Wherry
Ray Hayes
Elizabeth Vaughn
Henry Bauman
Gladys Swift
Gladys
Robert T. Boots
John McNalley
Isabelle Peters
Fannie Kehoe
Col
Amelia ‘Thomas
John B. Eggars
Anna Ommen
E. BE. Reed
J. E. Pond
F. R. Thompson
John Folkerts
John K. Conmey
Anna Oconmey
Peter Ommen
J.W. Coxsee
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A Fremont Tribune snippet discusses Nebraska farmers moving to other states arousing suspicion about land agents. The Hopkinton Leader mocks tax complaints, noting valuations are often overestimated during property inventories.
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Fremont Tribune
Nebraska
Tne
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion Promises Strength and Health
An Iowa advertisement urges workers to prevent sickness by using Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion. It touts nerve and blood benefits from pure olive oil and hypophosphites, claims no alcohol, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold at Rexall Stores, with local availability through W. W. Stickford in Monticello.
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Rexall
W. W. Stickford
Monticello
Iowa
Local College Activities Include Plays and Lectures
The record lists sports defeat at Platteville 59 to 19 for the basketball team. It notes Miss Helen Reed hosting a Bible Class fudge party. Y M C A events feature Mr Greenup on attacking the dummy and Miss Hofacre leading a yes and no discussion. Ellery Reed aims for the State Oratorical Contest in Des Moines March 6, while Cedar Rapids hosts Dan Crawford March 4. A March 17 Geneva YWCA play is announced and a state inspector visited March and Tuesday. A campus reception occurred Thursday at 4 p m in the library with several faculty and students.
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Thing
Platteville
Helen Reed
Greenup
tAttacking
Geneva Girls
Miss Fearless and Company
State Inspector of Colleges
Viola H. Schell
Hofacre
Ellery Reed
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Dan Crawford
Africa
Kkendee
Aris
Lee
Death of Mrs. George Ketcham
Anamosa Eureka reports the death of Mrs. George Ketcham in Orange New Jersey by sudden unexpected illness. Sister Mrs HK A Osborne left for the funeral. the Ketcham family long resided in Cass township and she was held in high esteem by all who knew her.
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Anamosa
Eureka
George Ketcham
Orange
New Jersey
HK. A. Osborne
Hera
Ketcham
Cass Township
Correct habits of living as life insurance motto
Lincoln Journal asserts that good daily conduct is the best life insurance, arguing that when a person grows old and loses companions there is little use otherwise. The piece frames personal virtue as lasting protection beyond material policies.
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Lincoln Journal
Harmony Hair Beautifier Ad Prompts Local Campaign
A Monticello Iowa advertiser says a local woman’s gift of Harmony Hair Beautifier sparked a large word of mouth campaign. The ad touts Harmony Shampoo as a fast cleansing liquid with a money back guarantee, sold at Rexall stores and locally by W. W. Stickford.
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Madison Village
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Maggie Mackrill
Martin Carsten
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Onslow Mercantile Co
Jeffries
Lester Curttright
Clinton
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Mr. Curttright
R. RK. Miller
Riceville
Cedar Falls
Carrie Mackrill
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Ella McMaster
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G. W. Bottomstone
George Lyons
March
T. J. Johnston
H. O. Freeman
C. B. Easler
Kansas City
W. C. Holtz
Brooklyn Standard Union
Hopkinton
Towit
Lovell House
Kellum
E. E. Hoag
Lenox College
Harmony
IF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Trice
Johnson
A. G. Hanken
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Doutrick Dry Goods Co
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