Wapello County Seat Grows From Ancient Camp to Modern Town
Wapello, county seat of Louisa County Iowa, rose from the camping grounds of Chief Wapello to a thriving center. Once linked by river steamers and later by rail, it rebuilt after 1856 panic losses, now boasting a canning factory, a new button plant, a growing commerce sector, multiple churches, schools, and public improvements.
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Robert H. Wisley
Wapello
Louisa County
Iowa
Iowa River
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Sherman
Louisa County Court House
Davison
Mr. Davison
John Drake
Drake
Iowa House
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
Iowa City
Piezza
Cedar
Shrevenort
Wanpelle
St. Louis
South
Towa
Eulter
Tewstsa
Theyiean
D. A. Willis
Vienna Pearl Button Company
C. A. Brown
R. D. McCullough
H. A. Plitt
John G. Keck
Hunt
State University of Iowa
Christian Church
Sternberg
J. E. Newsom
Methodist Episcopal
Gerlach
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
J. L. Roberts
J. O. Roberts
F. ©. Patterson
Tingle Warren
Methodist Church
H. R. Newsom
Crand
Florence
Columbus City
Washington Street
Baxter Bros
H. A. Pilitt
Journal
R. G. Hawkins
Arle
Citizens’ Bank
Sces
D. C. Thomas
Dean
Maurice
Rex
Keck
West
Minister on Deer Hunting in December Sports Afield
Rev. F. presents a notable article in December Sports Afield titled The Chase of Short Toe. The piece discusses hunting ethics and technique through a preacher’s perspective, reflecting on wildlife, stewardship, and the sport’s traditions.
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Rev. F
Hunting Sketches and Trips Featured in Sport Afie Issue
G Westphal of Michigan praises hunting writing and timeliness. The issue includes Afghanistan travel, a visit to Ireland with Celt sketches, The White Buffalo tale from Chief Blue Horse, Ogaialla Sioux, and lively fishing narratives. Also: Indiana quail hunt and Adirondack deer hunting, plus many other sketches. Send 15 cents to Sport Afie in Chicago.
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G. Westphal
Michigan
Afghanistan
Ireland
Blue Horse
Oia
Adirondacks
Vermont
Dearborn St
Chicago
A Christmas Song in Ainslee's December issue
A short verse noting a green cade transformed to white by frost and light. The poem places Clinton Seward among seraphim in December within Ainslee's magazine. It preserves a festive, reverent tone with a single bough shining amid whiteness and heavenly imagery.
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Seraphim
Clinton Seward
Ainslee
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Wapellio
Mark
Joseph Williams
Supreme Court
Second Judicial District
B. F. Wright
Francis Springer
Columbus Junction
Lousa County
Philadelphia, Fort Wayne & Platte River
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Ranta
Court House
Old Court House
Social Life
River Rats’ Club
Tarry Awhile Club
Ed. Garrett
Crescents
Mr. Ady
Mr. Plitt
Second Street
H.B Davison
H. L. Davison
The
Citizens Bank
Lowa
Ruthenberg’s
Adler
Kirschbaum
Cluett
Staley
Gordon
Wapelo
W.p.plters
Son
Wapello, IA
Jno
G. Heck
Urniture
McRas
Pes
Agency
Kobart
Cabe Places
Wapeilo
Edison
R. W. Ady
General Merchandise
General Line of Merchandise
Wapftto, Tows
Plitt’s Pharmacy