Correspondence from Cener Junction notes local visits and events
Sept 10 correspondence records visits and movements around Cener Junction. Mentions fairs, cattle shipments, new moves, church attendance, revival meetings, bank organizing, and town improvements such as concrete crossings and Walks. Also notes a death in Garryowen and a lightning fire loss near Richland township.
Local notes from Center Junction and surrounding towns
Onslow reports ed Burkie clerking for Mr Alsover at Center Junction as residents visit relatives. Several locals travel for business and education. Ed Streeper begins school in Hale township. Alice Green Jessie Orr and George French head to Lenox College Hopkinton. News covers sales, reunions, and a cabbage weighing 25 pounds with farm questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Ed. Burkie
Alsover
Center Junction
Stickley
Mary Carter
Anamosa
Frank Williams
H. Paul
Jennie Streeper
Hale Township
Monay
Roberts
Ferdinand Frostler
Cal Chase
Will Richardson
Alice Green
Jessie Orr
George French
Hopkinton
Lenox College
Keating
Chicago
Lamey
HW. D. Hall
H. F. Paul
J. A. Hanna
Tarbox
S. G. Hutton
Margaret Franks
Scotch Grove
Margaret French
F. J. Sokol
Jones County
J. Z. Mackrill
Gerd Hanken
Mr. Yanken
Verndale
Minnesota
J. H. Streeper
B. W
Robert Streeper
Cascade News Briefs and Local Happenings
Cascade notes list County Supervisor Jno Currant visiting Cascade. Wishes pour for Dr J P Lane and his bride. Nine Harvest Home chaperoned by Calvin Knox entertain at Hopkinton today. James Lee, wartime Cascade resident, visiting Montgomery Wyrick. now in the Far West. Mrs Faber Jr. ill at Cascade old home. slight improvement hoped. Local German friends traveled to Dubuque Sunday.
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Cascade
Jno. Currant
Jackson County
J. P. Lane
Calvin Knox
Hopkinton
James Lee
Montgomery Wyrick
Far West
Joseph Faber, Jr
Cascade Township
Dubuque
Leyden—Lane
Mary I. Leyden
Monticello
James P Lane
St. John’s Catholic Church
Independence
P. O'Dowd
Dr. Lane
Local Notes From Castle Grove Township and Nearby Areas
J J Siebels hauls foundation material for a new barn. Mrs C A Fairbanks and Mrs A M Fairbanks visit North Dakota. Miss Kya Brazelton begins fall term in No 3. Alex Irving visits from Lane’sree. Mr and Mrs Joseph Rourke attend Miss Leyden and Dr Lane wedding in Independence. Two Hogan daughters attend St Joseph's school in Dubuque. Surveyors map proposed interurban road through township. Peter J Kehoe returns from Minnesota State Fair. Harm Rickels to build hog and machine houses with cement floor. Arthur Fairbanks back from North Dakota. Miss Blanche Noble returns from western trip including Yellowstone. A F Caspers sells 13 hogs averaging 440 lb at 5.40 per cwt totaling 308.88. Mr and Mrs J Af Schilling visit Louis Welch. Schilling returns to Waterloo, Schilling wife remains briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Mra
C. A. Fairbanks
Mra. A. M. Fairbanks
North Dakota
Kya Brazelton
Monticello
Alex Irving
Lane ‘Sree
Joseph Rourke
Independence
Arthur Fairbanks
Blanche Noble
Yellowstone Park
A. F. Caspers
J. Af. Schilling
Louis Welch
Schiling
Waterloo
Rural Route Happenings and Quincy Adams Sawyer Play
Rural Route No 2 reports barn painting, visits, and farming notes while chronicling the Quincy Adams Sawyer stage adaptation with an October 4 performance. Fair news highlights Jones County Fair crowding, races, baseball, and charity visits as well.
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Daily Fair News
Jones County
Garret
Strawberry Point
Arlington
Monticello
Volga City
Cascade
Eyes Examined Free by Chicago Specialist at Lovell House
Dr. Shallenberger the Chicago Specialist will be at the Lovell House on Thursday September 19 for free eye examinations. Those with eye trouble or headaches may be helped by properly fitted glasses. Davis Hardware advertises the Apex field fence as the flexible adjustable fence option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallenberger
Chicago
Lovell Mouse
Davis
Runners at Fair Ground Track Highlight Final Heat Decline
Last Friday afternoon at the fair ground, a 2:80 trot final drew a small crowd after earlier events. Top finishers include Jessie in the 2:50 trot purse of 250 dollars and Peosta Girl leading the 2:35 pace purse of 300 dollars, with times listed alongside.
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Fair Ground
Jessie
C. A. Burrig
Duke
Barker
Jumey
G. IT. Kreise
Peosta
Henry Kelley
Marguerite
Lloyd Sexton
Vire Fly
P. Jock
Emma Shucks
H.C. Moody
I. Humble
Racing card brief shows pace and trot purses
The sheet lists a 35 pace purse of 250 with horses Marguerite Fire Fly Peosta Girl and times 2 24 34 2 28 75 2 24 2 20. A 300 trotting purse features Bessie O Burney Dick Allerton with times 2 27 2 29 4 2 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Humble
Marguerite
Loyd Sexton
Fire Fly
Pete Jack
Jay Laylander
C. A. Burris
Henry Kelley
Bessie O
Burney
G. H. Kreise
Dick Allerton
Wilson
Des Moines Register and Leader Special Sub Offer
The Des Moines Register and Leader offers new subscribers daily editions minus Sundays to January 1, 1908 for 1.00 and 1.50 for daily and Sunday. The paper cites its Iowa news service and accuracy, with Dings cartoons popular. Subscriptions should be mailed promptly to extend the special rate, or the publisher will forward without extra charge.
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Des Moines Register and Leader
Register and Leader
Iowa
Register and Leader CO
Des Moines
Land Investment Pitch for Central South Dakota Capitalsnear Pierre
A South Dakota land agent promotes tracts near Pierre centering on Hughes Hyde and Saily counties. He touts railway and river access, a new GC and NW bridge, and compares Pierre’s potential to Omaha as a gateway. He offers to accompany buyers to inspect land, signaling sincerity with travel cost coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Pierre
Black Hills
Omaha
Nebraska
Hughes
Hyde
Saily
Dakota
Missouri River
C. M. & St. Paul
Great Northern
Help Wanted In Muscatine Button Factories
Help wanted men women boys and girls to work in the button factories of Muscatine Iowa. Steady year round work guaranteed no experience required. Liberal wages paid. For further particulars address Muscatine Employment Bureau Muscatine Ia 18w2.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Affordable Crocker place for sale in Sand Spring
The Crocker place in Sand Spring is offered for sale at 400 dollars. A nine room house with several lots barn well and cistern. Inquire on the premises or at the Monticello State Bank. Also notes praising Rev. W E Van Buren and church board action for his return. Premium checks payable at See’s Teacher’s office Eastwood Block and at Lowell State Bank. Davis Hardware promotes field fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocker Place
Sand Spring
Monticello State Bank
W. E. van Buren
Decorah
Monticello
The
Methodist Church
W. Ix. van Buren
Hts
See
Eastwood Block
Lowell State Bank
Notice of Assessments for Improvements on First Street
City Council of Monticello sets Sept 17 1907 at 8 pm for assessing parcels abutting First Street between Chestnut and a perpendicular line from lot 30 Wig 244 Section 21 Jones County Iowa. Assessments cover curbing guttering and related work apportioned by frontage. residents may attend and be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Peter Smith
Geo. Davis
Fred Matthiessen
Dexter Page
Frank Page
Carrie Page
G. W. Eastwood
M. W. Herrick
G. L. Lovell
Anna Soetje
Matilda Clarke
Harry Clarke
Mary Clark
Bentley Clarke
Forde M. Clarke
May Scales
Rettig
Laura A. Parrott
A. V. Scott
John Heisey
Geo. Inglis
Jones County
Iowa
A. Kempf
J. A. Voorhees
Topeka Capital Defines Aesthetic By Cards And Band Ideas
A Topeka Capital piece contrasts a woman's idea of a beautiful band as soft and white with a man's preference featuring three aces and a couple of queens, illustrating differing tastes in style and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Electric Bitters credited for renewed health in Georgia woman
Mrs. N F Rowan of Mc Donagh Georgia credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with curing chronic liver and stomach trouble and unhealthy blood. She says her skin cleared and she feels 20 years younger and can work again. Guaranteed at O K Soetjes Drug Store price 50c. The Toledo Blade notes a man’s car side remark on baseball pitching selections by popular vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Rowan
McDonagh
O. K. Soetje
Spicy Journal Editor Endorses Arnica Salve
Mr D N Walker editor of the Enterprise Louisa Virginia reports a nail wound healed quickly by Bucklen's Arnica Salve with no inflammation. Heals sores burns and skin diseases. Guaranteed at O H Soetje Druggist priced 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Walker
the Enterprise
Louisa
O. H. Soetje Druggist
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Will Spohn
Maquoketa
M. McLeod
Clarence
Ella Reed
Wyoming
Wm. Spohn
Misa Grace Moats
Moncrieff Brothers
Ward
Bryant
Lewis Sutherland
Bert Clark
Jno. Livinstone
George Moats
C. W. Rawson
Waucoma
A. K E. Roberigon
Will Butcher
Winthrop
Meeks
Morley
John Livingstone
Arthur Crorey
Michigan
J. S. Livingstone
George Schone
Amber
Robert Livingstone
Kennedy
Magee
John Carson
Arthur Norris
Canada
D. D. Clark
North Western Depot
Sam Thompson
Minnie Dawson
Clinton
Frank Schrader
L. A. Kell
Ethel Moses
David Burke
Billings
Montana
Garryowen
Leyterns
Richland Township
John Wallace
Clay Township
Wallace
George Dorsey
Jas, Dorsey
George
Wm Hianken
Dr. Mere
French Ridge
Pumpkinville
Henry Schuetz
St Louis
Schuetz
Hugo Lutz
Mardorf
George Hanson
Ryan
Hymmann
Jake Schoon
Gerd Null
Henry Rieken
Birk Bros
Anagmesa
Keystone
Rev Smith
London
Sand Jill
Sand Hill
Langworthy
Adam Scheer
Iben
Wayne
Mr. Sanderson
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Mason’s Corner
Quincy Adams
Massachusetts
T. A. King
Mr. King
Teddy H
Clarence Rosencrane
Dolly
Andrew Florine
Daisy
C Legrant
P.J
Dallas Kiburz
Dis Buckskin
John Fluckiger
Dia
Louis Tiede
Peosta Girl
Booth
Anamosa Isureka
Dave White
Wyoming Journal
Clifford B. Paul
W. K. Pearson
J. J. Ramsey
Fair Gate
Creighton University
Flo
Bis
South Dakota Lands
Rosella Reed
R. R
Darlington, Wis
Davis’ Hardware
Doutrick Dry Goods Coo
C. F. Crain
the Banks and Businessmen of
Ottawa
Crain & Thompson
South Main Street
Kansas
W. Thompson
Toledo Blade
Stahlers
Stuhler