Wyoming News Notes From Oct 7 1909
The Wyoming correspondent reports a serious auto accident injuring Mrs Guthrie and Grace Guthrie with Jessie and James Guthrie also hurt, all receiving prompt medical care. Local changes include C A Reade selling the restaurant to Christ Anderson. Behnke Brown Harrington return from Minnesota. Ray Heasty moving to Atherton farm. and Hab erland injured in a runaway incident while employed by Roy Overley.
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Wyoming
James Guthrie
C. A. Reade
Christ Anderson
Clarence
Dike
Mr. Reade
Kegley
Mr. Anderson
Henry Behnke
W. B. Brown
Frank Hugh Harrington
Minnesota
Frank
George Fishwild
Hast Ridge
Ray Heasty
Atherton Farms
Maquoketa
Robert
Hazel
A. A. Vaughn
G. W. Evans
E.N. Wilcox
John Crisick
J. L. McDonald
Eugene McMorrin
W.G. Wherry
N. Coppess
R. M. Heasty
Anamosa
Eliza Crisick
Haberland
Roy Overley
James French
Toronto
McDonald
Billy Hogan
Alfred Nickles
R. Fishwild
Chicago
Fred Day
Presbyterian Church
John Thomson
Board of Supervisors
Ralph Heasty
Ray
W.R. Eldred
GC. E. Wherry
Local notes from Castle Grove on farms and visits
Castle Grove reports include multiple locals building additions and houses. The Ladies Aid plans a chicken pie dinner October 15 at M. J. Cass with a program afterward. Various residents and visitors from Monticello, Cass, Coggan, Rockford, and Anamosa are noted, along with painting and carpentry work, a new steel tower windmill, and rally day at the Presbyterian church.
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John Barrack
J. A. Hubbard
J. A. Howie
O. F. Hosford
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
M. J. Cass
A. R. Fairbanks
Cass
Earl Carson
Coggan
Arthur Fairbanks
Sanitarium
Anamosa
Atwond
Rockford
Illinois
Montgomery
Wm. Good
Monticello
Blackhawk Oil Co
Cedar Falls
A. W. Cramer
C. R. Wilder
Oelwein
Castile Grove
Friay
E. J. Lightfoot
S. M. Hosford
Wm. Waugh
J. A. McLaughlin
A. Be, Laude’s
Edith Patterson Visits As Lecture Course Opens
Onslow October 6 Miss Edith Patterson of South Dakota visits her aunt Mrs O C Johnston. Lura Johnston of Davenport spent Sunday at home. The first lecture course number last Wednesday night featured a ladies quartette with a good audience. Mrs R R Miller returned from Cedar Falls after caring for a newborn granddaughter. Mrs Wilson and daughter of Maquoketa were guests last week of Mrs Wm Sears and Cora French. Ed Franks and family and Fred Hansen and wife visited Rock Island from Thursday to Saturday. Harry H Hall moved into his new home purchased from Wm Con.
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Edith Patterson
South Dakota
O. C. Johnston
Misa Lura Johnston
Davenport
R. R. Miller
Cedar Falls
Purl Walters
Wilson
Maquoketa
Wm. Sears
Cora French
Ed Franks
Fred Hansen
Rock Island
Harry H. Hall
Wm. Con
Prairieburg Local Notes and Movements
Prairieburg residents report Earl Bebee left for Stanley Iowa to take a lumber yard post. Several locals travel for land seeking in Minnesota and return with 160 acres bought. Visitors include Dr L J Wilkinson and Mrs Manshloe Rowley. Mrs OC Rowley at Anamoa sanitarium for an operation.
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Prairiaburg
Earl Bebee
Stanley
Iowa
Mrs. Bebee
Frank McLaughlin, Jr
Washington, D. C
J. Schleicher
M. S. Knapp
Paul Lauser
Charles Wood
Minnesota
Central City
OC. O. Rowley
Anamoga
Sarah Baker
Des Moines
Ella Kline
Marion
Burg
Willy Schoonover
Florence Rowley
It All Depends on a Late Street Car Fuss
A Marshalltown Times-Republican line muses on how delays in streetcar service spark people to squeeze in one more pool game and vent over minor schedule slights.
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Marshalltown Times - Republican
Sam Hill
Looks Don't Count in a Woman’s Heart Says Lincoln Journal
The Lincoln Journal remarks that in marriage prospects looks matter little compared to character and actions. The piece argues that good looks would deter suitors from marrying decent women and urges focusing on virtue and integrity.
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Lincoln Journal
Guaranteed Asthmador promise from Dr Schiffmann in Monticello
Dr Rudolf Schiffmann guarantees immediate relief from asthma hay fever or bronchial asthma with a 60 cent Asthmador package. If not satisfied buyers can return it to Palmer Pharmacy for a full refund. The guarantee applies locally and through other druggists or directly from Dr Schiffmann in St Paul Minnesota.
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Palmer Pharmacy
Monticello
Rudolph Schiffmann
R. Schiffmann
St. Paul, Minn
Mayr Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Ailments
Ottumwa resident Thomas H. Lewis reports rapid relief after one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. The ad claims the product clears the digestive tract of mucoid matter and toxins, offering swift relief from stomach, liver, and intestinal disorders and saves lives in some cases. It promotes widespread availability through W. W. Stickford and local druggists.
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Thomas H. Lewis
West Second Street
Ottumwa
Iowa
Mayr
Mr. Lewis
United States
W. W. Stickford
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Deatrick Dry Goods Co
DR. A. M. Maurice
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Fred Puleston
Hilers & Bolton
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