Three M's youth class formed in Castle Grove
Rev and Mrs Montgomery hosted the young men's Sunday school class electing Will Hiller president A M E Lande vice president and Robert Howie secretary treasurer naming the group the Three M's Morals Mind and Muscle. Local real estate changes include M J Hogan selling 120 acre farm to John Inabnit at 200 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
W.2a
Montgomery
Will Hiller
A. HE. Lande
Robert Howie
M. J. Hogan
John Inabnit
Hogan
Pat Leonard
Anamosa
Ames
J. Noble
Grace
Cedar Rapids
Jack Frost
F. D. McLaughlin
Monticello
C. R. Wilder
Oelwein
F. M. Burch
Graham Nursery Co
Mechanicsville
W. A. Montgomery
Tipton
Foley
Barrack Place
Will Rickels
Hejinian
W. F. Hintar
Lovell Township
G. J. Heiken
Wayne
J. H. Specht
Harold Howie
Hays
Kansas
Harriet Lubben
Scotch Grove
Community Notices From Wyoming and Surrounding Towns
Local death calls Chris Anderson to Independence after his mother's passing. Funeral held in Grand Junction. Royal Neighbors hold a thimble bee at Will Brown's country home with good weather. District conferences and visits occur in Cedar Rapids, Anamosa, Lost Nation, Oxford Mills, and Monticello as residents travel for events and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Chris Anderson
Independence
Davis
Grand Junction
Will Brown
George Meyers
Emery Myers
VA. C. DuPuy
Cedar Rapids
Park Chamberlain
Anamosa
Mr. Chamberlain
Lucy Chamberlain
Ward Kent
Olin
Kent
John Mader
C. B. Price
Marshalltown
A. A. Vaughn
James Inglis
Chauncey Tompkins
Ohio
Joe Carl
Arvilla
Monticello
Robert White
Shultz and
Jones
Lost Nation
Nettie Alanssen
Oxford Mills
Claussen
Clyde Graham
LaPorte City
John Brownell
Lou Sherrills
John T. Wherry
Martin Briggs
Clinton
Calkins
Harry Seeley
Bert Gage
O. C. Overley
Piale
Robert
Jes Bernice Lewis
Center Junction
Attorney Reed
Henry Kettlesen
Oxford
Earle Wilcox
Heyes Tested and Glasses Fitted by Dr LU and G Stubler
Heyes underwent eye testing and glasses fitting with Dr LU and G Stubler. The appointment confirmed vision requirements and proper lens prescription for daily use.
Prairieburg Social Notes and Local Incidents
Prairieburg residents attend services and visit friends from Monticello and Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Ray Knapp welcomes a twin birth, a boy and a girl, with the son expected to thrive. Alva Whitney’s team caused a leg injury to him while binding corn. People travel to Cedar Rapids for weddings and school breaks, with varied visits and minor injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
George Cowan
Carrie
Alice
Myrtle Cowan
Cora Sexton
Monticello
Ena
Mesdames
Ray Richards
Arthur Dame
Hattie Barker
Josephine Steil
McQueen
Steil
Richards
Ray Knapp
Twina
Anna Petrie
Arthur Postlewaiten
Cedar Rapids
Velma Whitney
Coggon
Frank McLaughlin Jr
Hannah
Scott Bucklin
Ed Fish
Laura Schoonover
Central City
Ed Burlingham
Alburdette
Fred Drexler
M. J. Peet
Will Holub
R. D. Crouch
Sara Baker
Des Moines
T. Abbey
Anamosa Eureka Sheds Light On Local Movements and Jobs
Sheriff Hogan lingered in Temple Hill last Friday amid rumors of campaigning. Gillen house transfers to Mrs Jennie Bedell while Mr Wilson took possession earlier in the week. Grandchild funeral in Goodland Kansas brings Mrs Mayberry and Mrs Hubbard there. Jas Templeman farm 320 acres near Morley sells to Hefflefinger for about 58000 by Johnson Land Co. Henry Anderson returns from Florida after ten months and plans ranch work with partners. Postmaster Maurice Fay to begin duties tonight, Ramsey exits after over four years and two months amid political tensions and fair records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa Eureka
W. A. Hogan
Temple Hill
Gillen House
Jennie Bedell
Wilson
Rachael] Mayberry
W. A. Hubbard
Goodland
Kansas
Wm. Hubbard
Jas
David Russell
Roaiders
J. F. Cohoon
Cedar Falls
Jones County
James Provan
Geo. A. Ogle & Co
Maurice Fay
J. H. Ramsey
E. R. Moore
Post Office
High School Athletics Drive Student Spirit and Enrollment
Volleyball remains a prominent girls sport as Mrs Adams visits the high school and seniors breakfast at the city park. New student William Stabler enrolls in freshman class as total enrollment reaches 130. Juniors host a class party and girls regularly use the gym under coaches Bonner and Gantz, promoting school spirit and athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Thoeni
R. Adams
Gantz
Bonner
W. A. Mirick
Lincoln Thoeni
Mirick
Virgil
William Stabler
Not So Difficult
A reflection on how moderns condemn the destruction of European colleges and cathedrals once likened to ancient Athens with its Parthenon. The writer contrasts past admiration for ancient temples with current reports of cultural losses in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Athens
Embalmed in Agate Columns Stir Sioux City Journal Spin
A clipped note contrasts the Sioux City Journal with the Des Moines Register and Leader praising agate type in Roosevelt speeches. The line hints at evolving newspaper typography and style debates between papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agate
Sioux City Journal
Des Moines Register and Leader
Col. Roosevelt
Real estate transfers from various Iowa townships and towns
A listing of numerous property transfers including Washington, Madison, Fairview, Monticello, Anamosa, Oxford Junction, and Hale. Transfers involve Margaret McQuillen to Patrick Leonard. W H Davis to Christian Anderson. Albert May to C L Niles. James Forsythe to Albert Garnett. and many others with prices ranging from 1 to 7,000 dollars. Details show lots, blocks, subdivisions, and land descriptions across multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McQuillen
Patrick Leonard
Washington Township
Q. c
Catherine McQuillen
W. H. Davis
Christian Anderson
Madison Township
Albert F. May
C. L. Niles
Shaw
Fairview Township
James Forsythe
Albert A. Garnett
Onslow
Edward Soetje
Alberta Soetje
Monticello
Catherine H. A. Soetje
Oscar H. Soetje
O. H. Soetje
Gq. A. d
D. H. Liddy
C. J
Mary Kiburz Liddy
D. H. Soetje
Nellia
E. Soetje
William Long
E. C. Rickless
Bradstreet
Martin Fritz
Frank Fritz
Oxford Junction
Gertrude M. Norton
Martin P. Beck
Anamosa
Dora E. Hartman Crispin
J. L. Kaufman
Strawberry Hill
F. Touhsy
P. A. Heffernen
Lexington
Fred Hults
James’ H. Ketcham
Cass Township
Henry Bramer
Jones County
Wyoming Township
Abiah Lashaway
First Baptist Church of
W. W. Hunter
J. H. Rickles
Turk
Ada Fredlansky
Chris Anderson
Green
Wyoming
M. J. Short
Independent School District
Nettie Chadwick
BE. T
R. M. Leets
J. D. M. Crockwell
H. W. Sigworth
Shaw’s
Tonwig
Lottie Thompson
E. T
Rhona M. Leste
O.M
St. P. Ry. Co
Crockwell
Carter
John F. Fuller
Lizzie Craig
Scott and Skinner
John L. Baker
J. L. Tellon
F.M. Magee
Victoria Wilcox
S. W. Walton
A. K E. Walton
L. E. Starry
William van Roden
South Olin
Rome Township
J. W. Coxsee
W. A. Storm
Barbara Marek
Anna
Joseph Holub
C. W. Coppess
C. L. Cruise
Hale
Claims Against Jones County for Poor Outside
A damaged ledger lists numerous claims against Jones County for aid outside the poor farm. Items include medical services from multiple doctors, provisions, rent, fumigation, lumber, gas, and various household supplies. Amounts range from a few dollars to over a hundred, with names such as J W Conmey, Eclipse Lumber Co, Sisters of Mercy, and Mershon & Stingley appearing among the entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alspaugh
Reynolds
Conmey
Dearborn & Sons
Eclipse Lumber Co
K C Gorman
Hunter
Hejiiadn
Leader Dept
Meek & Beam
Monroe
Mills & Holtman
Mershon & Stingley
John Rowen
Sigworth
Sisters of Mercy
Clark
Clarke
Grace Miller
Daisie Maxon
Elmer Rathbun
Brady & Murphy
Dishea
Crispin
Franks & Sons
Domestic Economy Course Schedule for October
The third year course in Domestic Economy is announced for October 12 to 17 in the public library lecture room. Miss Neale Knowles will lecture with tickets at $1 full course or 25 cents per lecture. The committee includes Mrs. H C Coughlan and others. a detailed lineup covers Physical Efficiency, nutrition, dining room demonstrations, art in the home, desserts, meat dishes, child welfare, beverages, and disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Neale Knowles
Town State College
H. C. Coughlan
D. E. Pond
E. M. Baker
Co. J. Northrop
Ethel George
Domestic Science Week At Library Lecture Room
The Aq Use Economic course hosts its third year with Miss Neale Knowles from Iowa State College leading the program during October 12 to 17. Tickets are $1 for full, 25 cents for single. The course promotes practical home and community improvements through Domestic Science education and extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neale Knowles
Iowa State College
Printing office visit quoted as ill mannered
Breda News warns visitors against reading proof sheets for the next issue likening it to snooping in a kitchen. Burlington Gazette notes a hypothetical event in Przemysl where removing the letter z from words would aid the Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breda
Faith and the Tailor’s Debt A Prussian King Joke
A Prussian king once asked a young man his faith. The youth replied he believed what his tailor believes and that the tailor believes he will not be paid 30 marks. The king smiled, gave 30 marks, and the youth kept his faith. Later the youth confessed he could not change his faith for 30 marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Asthmador Guaranteed by Dr Schiffmann in Monticello
Dr Rudolph Schiffmann announces a risk free guarantee for Asthmador. Monticello sufferers can buy a 50 cent package at Palmer Pharmacy and return it for a full refund if it fails to give immediate relief. Similar guarantees apply through local druggists or direct from Dr Schiffmann in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Pharmacy
Monticello
Rudolph Schiffmannn
R. Schiffmanno
St. Paul
Miun
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Notice
An old newspaper classified style ad offers a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh via Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from F J Cheney Co and the National Bank of Commerce Toledo and notes internal medication with 75 cent bottles and free testimonials. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
Dr Fred Puleston Office Ad
Dr Fred Puleston offers professional medical services at Eilers & Bolton's store. Calls answered day and night with night coverage from the office. Specializes in Eye Ear Nose and Throat diseases and rupture treatment. Fidelity pledged in patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Puleston
Eilers & Bolton
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Doxsee
Gildner ,Bros & Niles
Harding
Hubbard
Mirror
Holtz
Meak & Beam
Renk & Cropp
Scott Hardware Co
Suter & Son
Geo Stuhlers Sona
Standard Oil
Tyler & Downing
Charles Wallroff
J M Young
E J Hines
Anna Hangon
EJ Hines
Penn Ladd
T J Finn
Rudolph Bobren
JK Hale
O J Murfield
John Thomsen
Burlington Gazette
Przemys
Liegende Blatter
DR. A. M. Maurice
Lovell
Lavell Rinck
Montinella
South Cedar St
Iowa
Deatrick Dry Goods Co
Opera House
Gaskill & MacVitty
Dan Matthews
Harold Bell Wright
Mr. Wright
Elsberg
W. Reynolds
Kettlitz & Kay
Geo. Stuhler’s Sons Co
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