Wyoming farmers finish husking amid good corn crop
Snowy spell ended and clear weather let Wyoming and surrounding farms finish corn husking. Edwin Waugh and son span 80 acres in 16 days using 5 horses while Schmalfeldt’s machine aided by tractor lightens the load. Road work ends season with 12 miles graded on township and 6 miles on county roads. Fall rains bolster feed and stock ready for winter. S. G. Hutton buys Monticello home and 40 acres nearby.
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Wyoming
Edwin Waugh
Dillon
Peter Schmalfeldt and Sons
Monmouth
S. G. Hutton
Monticello
Flutton
Social visits and local trips around Sand Spring
Mrs. J L Batchelder and Mrs C C Slinson with daughter Susan visited Dubuque at the Schmid home. Nearby families from Monticello and Edgewood spent Sundays with relatives. Ruth Guthrie returned to Anamosa, while parties gathered in Hopkinton and Monticello. Local residents shopped, visited and traveled, with James Gearhart Jr ill with tonsillitis.
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J. L. Batchelder
C. C. Slinson
Susan
Dubucne
Alphonse Schmid
Henry Eileen
Monticello
Lizzie Bohlken
F. M. Wheeless
I. M. Reeve
Hopkinton
Ruth Guthrie
Anamosa
R. D. Martin
Edgewood
Alex Mair
Dorothy Pierce
Eleanor McDonald
Mary McVey
Rose
Worthington
J. C. McVey
Miss Crawford
J. J. Batchelder
Langworthy
Rufus Gearhart
James Gearhart
Thelma
Hen McDonough
Irene
Dubuque
Casper Arduser
Lucile Lang
George Gestel
Delhi
Mary Murray
J. V. Murray
Manchester
Alex Blair
Cedar Rapids
A. Blair
James Gearhart Jr
John Egger
Fred Egger
Dyersville
Scotch Grove Notices and Local Attendances
Mrs A G Norris of Hawick Minnesota and three sons returned home after visiting due to her father’s illness and death. Miss Nellie Barber accompanied them. Edison concert in Monticello pleased Scotch Grove residents. The C B McKean family of Monticello visited Scotch Grove. Funeral services for Robert Clark were attended by Warner and other families. The Naylors welcomed their third child on the 15th. Mr Naylor plans retirement soon. Thanksgiving services set for Presbyterian church at ten. Local residents attended a play in Center Junction. Thelma Brady and Mary Balster attended events in Monticello and Monticello teachers meeting respectively.
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Holland
Opera House
Hearst Duncan
Mary Leech
Lucile Himebaugh
Selma Prahm
Sarah Platner
Geo
Smith Andrew McDonald
Harold Alexander
Ruth Young
Mary Mead
Ethel Dodge
Ellen McDonald
Livelyn Robbie
Velma Pangborn
Leone Serbousek
Fay Stingley
Claude Tomlingson
Pauline Prahm
Miss Carnahan
Strucken
Winifred Robbie
Miller
Alsever
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
3Owers
Hawaii
U. S
Thompson
Fred Carson
Mr. Thompson
Carl Stingley
Monticello
A. C. McKean
Rouleau
H. C. MccKean
Drinkwater
Saskatchewan
Canada
Frank McKean
Layfield
Wisconsin
Delia McKean
J. A. McDonald
W. EF. Spohn
Mildred
Wm. Stingley
Marion
Joe Freezinger
Presbyterian Ladies’ Missionary Society
W.S. Pangburn
Alyea
C C. Livingstone
M. J. McNeilly
J. R. McNeilly
Isomer Burr
Springville
Will Stingley
Denver
Colorado
Will Leech
Cedar Rapids
Overland
Charles Davis
Duane
Bryant
Harry Davis
St. Paul
Wm. Davis
Norris
M. G. Alsever
Deacon Tidd
Ruth S. Edblom
Knoxville
Pine Grove
Joy Smith
Mt. Vernon
Ben Butler
Center Junction
Buster Brown
Paul Holm
Maquoketa
Elwood
Ortjiesen
Dixon
Illinois
Herman Seehusen
W. S. Pangburn
Ne Opera House
Feel Sversee
C. M. Miller
Harry Dobson
Case
Crestline
Ohio
Visi
Honen
Henry Gerties
C. A. Burmeister
Ottumwa
Cascade
St. Mary's Church
Mildred Herard
Steven Green
Miss Green
Joe Herard
J. B. Albers
Dakota
P. J. Werard
St. Mary's High School
Whitewater Township
Green
St. Martin's Church
Peter Kraus
Mildred Moran
Maxie Kraus
Khuer Moran
Henry Moran
West Cascade
Michael Aestergen
Catherine Strong
Luxemburg
Europe
Butterfield
Catherine Aestwigen
Dubuque
Ugene
John
Pete
Rock Island
P. J. Hierard
St. Mary's Hall
Michael Geary
Clara Louise
Gladden
Joe Moran
New Diggins
Joseph Carr
Farley
Lou Russell
Manitowoc
Loretta Garrity
Miss Engleman
Bellevue
Michael Aeschigen
A. G. Norris
Robert
Harold
Clarence
Hawick
Minnesota
C. B. McKean
Scotch Grove
Edward Warner
Mabel
Muscatine
William Warner
Prairieburg Notes and Local Events Reflect Aftermath
Prairieburg items report family losses, housing work, and local moves. C. C. Benson sells art to Killian Co Cedar Rapids. J Plamadore finishes Glass house east of town. several residents attend events in Central City Cedar Rapids and Monticello. Countywide vote totals show 4 887 men and 3 670 women. St Luke's Hospital sues August Scheer. Thurston Joslin dies at 92 after long residence near Fairview.
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Prairieburg
C. C. Rowley
Anamosa
Earl Grimm
Rowley
C. C. Benson
Killian Co
Cedar Rapids
J. Plamadore
Glass House
Guss Flowing
Iva Walmutt
Central City
Caryls
Jed Burlingham
Baptist Church
O. A. DeLincey
D. A. DeLancey
Ike Caryl
Funday
Ehr
Maria Tucker
Debs
Iowa
St. Luke's Hospital
Jones County District Court
August Scheer
C. H. Rastede
Monticello
Thurston Joslin
Fairview
Armistice Day plans and spring prep urged in Anamosa
A church funeral is announced for Anamosa with services at the Methodist Episcopal church on Friday at 2 pm. The piece notes ongoing commercial reductions except steel, cement and paper, a troubled automobile trade, and forecasts a hard spring with lessons that will restore reason and work. It calls for better use of machinery, blacksmiths, and farm tools ahead of spring.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Anamosa
Wonders of Nature by Helen Rowland
The quotation notes a woman's hair turning white from shock and returning red through sudden determination, praising nature's marvels with a playful tone. It reflects on resilience and transformation as a recurring natural wonder.
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Helen Rowland
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