Castle Grove Election Notes Emphasize Good Road Priorities
In Castle Grove on October 28 residents are urged to vote next Tuesday for a strong Republican ticket and county supervisor Anton Mattheis Sen. The note highlights road needs, civic duty, and historical turnout concerns while urging polling participation and respect for local elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Vesper Rearick
Fred Cramer
Wm. Keith
Hopkinton
Chauncey Bates
Wayne Township
F. D. McLaughlin
James Hogan
Chicago
Jas. M. Delay
Chas. Cramer
Anton Mattheissen
Local notes from Onslow October brief report
The report covers ill health of Mrs Ira Stimson and Mrs Julia Miller, upcoming sermon by Rev Tinkham at Center Junction, Noyes expecting apples next week, David Henderson buying his brother John’s restaurant stake with sister Jessie as helper, Bert Curtwright selling his residence to James Forsyth, plans for an unspecified future, Mildred Anderson visiting Madison Village families, local rehearsals for a play at the opera house Friday, M B Walters moving household goods to Center Junction for shipment to Arnold's Park, Helps leaving Mon from J G Overley’s house, Cedar Rapids visitors W C Paul and wife with daughter Jennie Smith from Wellsville Ohio, corn husking starting but slow due to green corn, general satisfaction with yield, Daugherty the druggist moving upstairs over store, Lyttons and Mrs Lytton to occupy rooms in old building, J W McCready renting the house vacated by the Daughertys and Lyttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Ira Stimson
Julia Miller
Tinkham
Center Junction
Noyes
David Henderson
John
Jessie
Bert Curtwright
James Forsyth
Mildred Anderson
Madison Village
J. H. Quooksey
N. B. Noyes
Opera House
M. B. Walters
Arnold’s Park
A. C. Helps
J. G. Overley
Odebolt
W. C. Paul
Cedar Rapids
Jennie Smith
Wellsville
Ohio
Daugherty
Forsyth House
Temple Hill Dance and Confirmation Attended by Clergy
Social folks gathered at Cascade for a Thursday night dance as Temple Hill church held confirmation services led by Archbishop Keane on October 26 with about 45 in the class. A sermon praised virtuous living and thanked Father Coffey and Temple Hill for church improvements while clergy from nearby towns assisted. Johnny English returns from Des Moines after graduating in pharmacy at Highland Park.
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Temple Hill
Jamie Scroggie
Cascade
Tom Supple
Argand
Laura Donahue
Castle Grove
A. C. Preston
Dubuque
Agnes O’brien
Strawberry Point
Johnny English
Des Moines
Department of Pharmacy
Highland Park College
Co-Operative Creamery Company
Temple Hill Church
Keane
Father Coffey
M. McLaughlin
Conerford
Clinton
Albers and
Roache
Barry
Social notes from Cass area visits and travels
Myron Dean builds a barn while Willie Wallace travels to Coggon. Mrs Horton Stickle visits Will Hale’s. Clarence Hanna visits Cass from Anamosa. Ruby Ketcham visits Cedar Rapids. Mrs Ripple and daughter visit Ed Hanna’s. Henry Nordman hosts a party Wednesday. Myrta Hale from Anamosa visits Cass relatives. Flaherty Bros. horse killed by lightning. Mrs A C Ogden and Park in Monticello. Will Austin visits Cedar Rapids. Mrs Dunn of Wayne guests of Mrs W W Wallace. Mildred Ladd returns from Lisbon teaching. Harms of Council Bluffs visits daughter Mrs John Aultmann. Mr and Mrs John Bruce of St Paul guests of Matthew Bruce. Mrs Wisher and Miss Blanche Milne of Monmouth Illinois visit Will Bray.
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A. C. Ogden
Park
Monticello
Will Austin
Cedar Rapids
Dunn
Wayne
W. W. Wallace
Mildred Ladd
Lisbon
Harms
Council Bluffs
John Aultmann
John Bruce
St. Paul
Matthew Bruce
Wisher
Blanche Milne
Monmouth
Ilinois
Will Bray
Child's Pneumonia Mentioned In Amber Note
Amber reports the pneumonia affecting the child of John Siebele. Mentions visits from Mr. and Mrs. Harvey of Anamosa, the Bailey brothers returning from South Dakota, and Mr. Younger paying 70 cents per hundred for 3.50 milk in September. Sanford family hosts relatives, W. H. Sanford trades store property to Kansas City buyers with possession expected tomorrow.
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Amber
John Siebele
Harvey
Anamosa
Will
George Bailey
South Dakota
J. N. Ramsey
Mr. Younger
H.S. Richardson
Monticello
Sanford
W. H. Sanford
Kansas City
Klondike Creamery Sep Report Shows Flat Milk Intake
Klondike Creamery Co reports September figures with no milk received and 398573 pounds of cream or 30348 pounds of butter produced. Average yields listed as 20 percent with milk test 3.75 and cream test 30.50. Secretary R Bobren signs the document.
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Klondike Creamery Co
R. Bobren
Sec’y
Local Supervisor D A Clay Seen Winning Re election
Hale township supervisor D A Clay is expected to win re election by a large majority, praised for diligent service in his district and county. The piece notes a peaceful, gentlemanly campaign by Democrats and mentions local interest in a new automobile sighting and a rural mail carrier examination. It records birth and death of Ruth Lisle Brown and outlines her life in Wyoming Iowa 1863 1903 and her work as a music instructor.
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Wyoming Journal Items
D. A. Clay
Hale Township
A. B. Bowen
Charles von Schrader
Maquoketa
Dr. Culkins
Bowen
Jackson County
A. Leek
C. A. Borah
G. W. Field, Jr
George Atkins
Civil Service Department
Washington
Ruth Lisle Brown
Wyoming
Iowa
Cedar County
Clay County
Dixon
Illinois
Conservatory of Music
Opinion change and tea ad in Baltimore American
A quoted maxim about changing opinions leads into an advertisement for A. B. C. Family Tea and druggists in Baltimore offering packages at 25 cents. The note shifts to Mr. Bryan going abroad, hinting at political uncertainty and sea travel symbolism.
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Baltimore
Bryan
Perrine Visit and Monticello Meeting Report
Mr J H Perrine Monticello businessman visited the Anamosa Eureka office Tuesday. He was born at Tangworthy, son of H W Perrine of Indianola, and in his 88th year. Senator Allison spoke at Monticello meeting with Hanley also addressing. Central committee chair Park Chamberlain presided.
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J. H. Perrine
Monticello
Tangworthy
H. W. Perrine
Indianola
Anamosa
Perrine
J. H
Allison
T. B. Hanley
Park Chamberlain
Central Committee
Gud Remley
C. H. Anderson
C. §8Illard
Z. H
KR. Gurley
E. J. Wood
B. E. Rhinehart
H. Mallory
W. N. Dearborn
C. B. Paul
Quotable Quips and Quail Season Notice
A Chicago newspaper excerpt blends satirical musings on women politics and love with a legal quail hunting notice. It reports an upcoming open season, a fine for hunting on cultivated lands, and remarks on voters and candidates. Also includes subscription promos for The Chicago Daily Tribune and local rental ad for a 286 acre Hopkinton farm.
Desirable Farmlands and Local Goods Advertised
Real estate offers 54 acre and 65 acre farms near town. Also promoting wool or fleece lined underwear from E. H. Johnson & Co. Be sure to buy A. B. C. Family Tea at 25c per package. Sweaters advertised and available at the same firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Johnson & Co
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John McDonald
Wm. Stingley
Bertha
Petersville
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J. M. Young
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Hallowe
Christian Endeavor Society
Lillian Livingston
Mias Dora Smith
Cass
Chicago News
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Jones County
Cincinnati
Sioux City Journal
Stage
Mary MacLane
Chicago Daily Tribune
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New York
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Dickey Store
A. G. Smith
G. W. Eastwood
G. W. Haatwood
Inge
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Daily Tribune
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Lowell State Bank
Geo. L. Lovell
J. W. Doxse
Nick
Board OF Directors
R. C. Stirton
Vasnier
H. Sandhouse
Holat
A. L. Fairbanks
W. A. Mirick
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