Poor oat crop outlook hits Cedar Valley farmers hard
Cedar Valley Iowa reports oats crop damaged by rains and threshers struggling to get any yield. Notes of social visits, church events, school openings, and community plans amid unfolding local changes and upcoming weather concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
Iowa
Mary Roy
Melpine
Benner
Nebraska
Oscar
Ida Drake
Wm. Minteer
Illinois
Hugh Beggs
M. G. Swain
Lola Benedict
Ed. Rock
Hazel Smith
Muscatine
Wm. Gregg
Hattie Gregg
Atalissa
H. C. Millice
M. E
Lelia Rabe
Fabhhbath
Cedarville
Katie Flater
Timberlake School
Mollie Flater
Miss Jennie Leonard Begins Teaching at Walnut
Springdale notes show Miss Jennie Leonard starting to teach at Walnut this week. Joe Randall reports a 14 pound home grown cabbage and a kraut surplus expected this year. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hamiel visited West Liberty. Isaac Tomlinson and wife from West Liberty visited Jason Negus. J. J. Shreeve now rests in shade while a new engine pumps water and grinds grain. I F E Hemingway canvassed for South Dakota last week. Albert Negus reported a large, satisfactory sale. The Ladies' Self Culture club meets with Mrs. F W Hicks Friday afternoon at 2:30 with officers to be elected.
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Springdale
Jennie Leonard
Walnut
Joe Randall
Henry Hamiel
West Liberty
Isaac Tomlinson
Jason Negus
J. J. Shreeve
I. F E. Hemmingway
South Dakota
Albert Negus
Ladies’ Self Culture Club
F. W. Hicks
Doan's Kidney Pills Relay Muscatine Back Pain Cure
Local testimonial from Frank Royster of 114 Clinton Street about relief from chronic backache and kidney distress after using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Havercamp’s pharmacy. Pills priced 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Dean
Frank Royster
Clinton Street
Musser’s
Havercamp’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Wapello Notes Include Relief, Church, and Local Visitors
Wapello Iowa reports the old soldiers relief committee at the courthouse as the board of supervisors meets. Miss Glen Kremer returns from a Denver trip while Rev Chew plans a South Dakota vacation. The Epworth League holds a meeting on Tata tata. Tom Morgan visits and the Junior League plans a market to fund India scholarships. George Kallenbarger attends an Iowa rural mail carriers convention in Des Moines. Wm Blair and George Kallenbarger named delegates for the district.
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Wapello
Old Soldiers’ Relief Committee
Court House
Board of Supervisors
Glen Kremer
Denver
Colorado Springs
Epworth Teague
Chew
M. FE
South Dakota
Tom Morgan
Tom
M. E. Church
George Kallenbarger
Des Moines
Iowa
Kallenbarger
Wm. Blair
Morning Sun
George Kallenbarzer
Wanello
Lone Tree News Roundup Sept 2 Highlights
Mrs Lucy Hall of Lenox spends part of summer with her children Mrs Geo Miller and the Atkins families before a Cedar Rapids visit. Ella Cline wed Andrew Meiskey at the Cline home. Cora Leonard heads to Cedar Rapids for business college. Mariel Stanwood returns to teach in Lone Tree. Elsie Futler improves after illness. Various local residents visit Muscatine Solon Traer and Ainsworth.
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Lone Tree
Lucy Hall
Lenox
Geo. Miller
Atkins
Cedar Rapids
Elmer Lane
Solon
Ella Cline
Andrew Meiskey
David Cline
Lawrence Farm
Cora Leonard
Pelle Miller
Walter Albright
Traer
Jerry Klotz
Muscatine
Lingo
H. Hines
Abe
Ainsworth
Mariel Stanwood
Low Rate Excursion to St Paul and Minneapolis
Train trip via M N and S and Iowa Central departing Muscatine at 6 p m on September 6 with return validity to Sept 9. Round trip fare from Muscatine to St Paul Minneapolis and back set at $5.50. For details contact M N S depot or General Agent A L Lindner.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Iowa Central
Muscatine
A. L. Lindner
Petition Seeks Injunction Over Illicit Liquor Sales in Wapello
H. M. Smith files suits in Wapello against W. T. Brown and Nelia Springer of Columbus Junction to bar unlawful sale of intoxicants. Springer owns the premises used for selling liquor. A second suit targets Harry and H. H. Wilmering for similar injunction to stop illegal liquor sales.
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Wapello
Iowa
H. M. Smith
W. T. Brown
Nelia C. Springer
Columbus Junction
Brown
Mr. Smith
Harry Wilmering
H. H. Wilmering
Grandview Starts School With New Teachers
Grandview, Iowa begins classes Monday with Mr. Boal of Morning Sun and Miss Johnston of Columbus Junction as teachers. Various local notices include a Sunday school convention in Letts on Sept. 6 and several residents visiting or moving.
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Grandview
Boal
Morning Sun
Miss Johnston
Columbus Junction
Grandview Township
Letts
Mont Hurst
Kansas
M. S. McGrew
L. A. Reilly
Wapello
Gast
Zearing
Evangelical Church
Fenstal
Sherman Teets
Des Moines
Peter Miller
Ohio
M. FE
Davis
Lyle
Silas Guthrie
Wapella
Wm. Guthrie
Mrs. Green
Columbus City
Zimmerman
Charles Hahn
Fruitland Social Notes and Local Movements
Fruitland Iowa September 2 Miss Helen Parmalee visiting Muscatine Captain Benson traveled by gasoline launch to Keithsburg last week J T McIntyre attended the Keithsburg reunion Miss Mary Cross visiting Mrs Edna Cross Island Sunday school delegates named for county convention Wilton September 2 and 4 Superintendent G H Corwin assistant superintendent Asa Shepherd and Misses Nellie Webster Maud Gaines John Frizzell and family visitors Mr and Mrs X Grosjean western Iowa Mr and Mrs Jack Frizzell visiting parents James Harty moved to Neyen place.
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Fruitland
Helen Parmalee
Muscatine
J. S. Benson
Keithsborg
J. T. McIntyre
Keithsburg
Mary Cross
Edna Cross
Island Sunday School
Wilton
G. H. Corwin
Asa Shepherd
Nellie Webster
Maud Gaines
John Frizzell
Western Iowa
Jack Frizzell
X. Grosjean
James Harty
Neyen Place
Wellman News Notes Move Pump and School Year
Wellman Iowa reports the town pump moved to the corner by Palmer Greggs egg and poultry house. Dr. Carney left for Cedar Rapids for a two day dental convention. G W Weller installs a new furnace under the Reaney store. Mrs Reaney visited her parents near Ainsworth. Schools opened with full attendance and a remodeled schoolhouse. The board adds another year to the course to better prepare students for college.
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Wellman
Palmer Greggs’ Egg and Poultry House
Carney
Cedar Rauids
G. W. Weller
Thos. Reaney
William Reaney
Ainsworth
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N. A. Phelps
Allie Pinney
H. B
Downey
Centerdale
Miss Maxson
Lee Maxson
Reichert
Tipton
Sarah Montgomery
John Morrison
John Wilson
Joe Negus
Ton Hutchison
Julia Leonard
Hartenee School
G. W. Walter
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lacey Pearson
Samuel Mathers
Wap
Ely Wen
Delling ' S Brak
Geo
United States Internal Revenue Department
Internal Revenue Department of the United States
Florodora Tag Company
Jersey City
N. J
Florodora
Star
Spear Head
J. T
Piper Heidsieck
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