Butchering Rumors and Local Tales in Buena Vista
Buena Vista report notes a flurry of local activity. Bert Compton and wife returned from a southern trip with a fine harvest and Allis Compton delivered a good lot at Killdaf, totaling 350 dollars. John Wheatcraft and family visit relatives near Murphy and Killdad as A. Wells appears locally.
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Bert Compton
Allis Compton
Killdaf
John Wheatcraft
Murphy and
Killdad
N. A
Wells
Fragmentary OCR Product List with Faint Items
A damaged OCR style list shows scattered words and items like lamp flue toilet paper coffee mill and unclear phrases. The fragment presents no coherent event or named entities and lacks identifiable people organizations or places. The readable bits resemble miscellaneous household goods rather than a reportable news item.
Magazine subscription deals from The RECORD Newton Iowa
A catalog of discounted magazine bundles lists Success, Review of Reviews, Current Literature, Leslie's Monthly, The Household, The Designer, North American Review, New England magazine and New England, with prices from 3.00 to 5.00 per bundle. Offers require cash with orders and shipping to listed or separate addresses.
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Leslie's Monthly
North American Review
New
New England Magazine
New England
Newton
Money to loan at five per cent with optional payments
A. F. Brown, Attorney. 11123 Money to loan at 5 per cent, optional payments. Meredith & Son. Warm lunch at all hours at the Little Mint. New line of wedding stationery just received at this office.
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A. F. Brown
Meredith & Son
The
Little Mint
Wealthy oil chief ridiculed for not sharing wealth
A powerful oil company president valued at 300 million dollars faces private trials over wealth. A Bible class anecdote reveals social pressure to distribute riches. An ironic joke about Benson’s Plaster spreads, promising relief from pains and warnings about imitations.
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Benson
Atadog
United States
Eacenbury & Johnson, Mfg
Local Items From Monroe And Surrounding Farm Notices
Monroe births include a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Beymer on Saturday January 4. Maple Hill farm will stay in the Long family with Charley Long purchasing the home place of 300 acres Saturday. Miss Bessie L Smith resigns as No 6 teacher to become high school principal at Fergus Falls Minnesota at eighty dollars monthly. Mrs L D Jones hosts a neighbor gathering Tuesday evening presenting a handsome easy chair as a token of esteem. Mr and Mrs Jesse Honnold entertain friends in honor of N P Collins of Des Moines last Friday. D O Smith of Atlanta GA reports the death of Cyrus Holland on New Years Day. Wesley Jarnagin, recovering from a hip fracture after treatment by Dr. Robinson, able to stand on crutches.
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Arthur Beymer
Maple Hill
Long
Charley Long
Colfax News Briefs Highlight Homes and Local Events
W C Johnston sells elegant Front street residence and buys the H A Thomas home to move into a larger house. Geo D Wood returns from Iowa, W W Hawk leaves for Des Moines to join the legislature, with Mrs Hawk joining him later at 1435 East Grand Ave. Rev John M Linn named pastor of the Presbyterian church and to preach Sundays. Mrs G L Poulson attends her father Alexander C Thompson's funeral in Lynnville, age 69. A G Spohr couple return from Chicago for midwinter holidays. Joseph Coughlan and Isabel Rider marry New Year’s Day in Colfax, setting up at the Coughlan homestead. C E Decker and India B Sandusky wed Christmas week in Newton. Miss Sadie Wallace arrives from Rock Rapids to teach declamation for Colfax high school. Mishler anticipates another strong year.
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W.C. Johnston
Front Street
Hawk
East Grand Ave
John M. Linn
Presbyterian Church
G. L. Poulson
Lynnville
Alexander C. Thompson
Isabel Rider
Ira
Coughlan
Baxter News Roundup and Local Notices
Band members visited Geo Buchanan's home for entertainment. A January 2, 1902 wedding occurred at J. J. Milligan's Baxter residence conducted by H Hazlett J P Ira Beals and Ethel Smith. New Years dinner for Masons attracted about sixty attendees. Mrs D L Arnold returned from Grinnell to care for ailing mother with no improvement. S I Miskimins named local attorney for the Great Western railway. Lena Thorp hosted a five o clock tea for cousin Gladys Thorp of Bondurant. Mrs Homer Raridon is quite ill. New Era.
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J. J. Milligan
Baxter
H. Hazlett
J. P
Ira Beals
Ethel Smith
Masons
Lodge
D. L. Arnold
Grinnell
Sully News: Weddings, Divorces and Local Notes
Charley Swisher dismantles his photograph gallery and moves it home. The Johnson child recovers from illness. A church wedding will unite Peter Klooster and Jennie Stek at Holland church next Sunday. Mrs. Robert Curry seeks divorce. trial set for April. Miss Blodgett leads a cantata with Sully children on the 18th at town hall. Lee Clausen finishes a 300-foot well for R. De Koning three miles north, water flowing well. Sully Implement Co. contracted to erect a tower over the well.
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Holland Church of Sully
Peter Klooster
Jennie Stek
Robert Curry
Miss Blodgett
Sully
Lee Clausen
Kellogg
R. de Koning
Sully Implement Co
Ledger
Kellogg News Briefs From Town and Nearby Areas
John Bicknell’s body arrived Thursday night, funeral at MKE church Friday led by Rev. D R Martin of Newton. C R Jacobs family north of town welcomed twin daughters born Thursday Jan 2 1902. J B Burton sold 160 acres with improvements to Herman Brooks and 177 acres to Valentine Diehm. A H Braley heads west for protracted California Oregon Washington trip of about six months. Jay Saum family moved to Mrs Smith property in town and will soon be at home. W S Vance bought 5.70 acres in Wyoming for 21000. Mrs Laura Clinker of New Sharer visiting parents. Enterprise.
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John Bicknell
M. KE
D. R. Martin
Newton
C. R. Jacobs
J. B. Burton
Herman Brooks
Valentine Diehm
A. H. Braley
California
Washington
Oregon
Jay Saum
Mrs. Smith
Board Proceedings Record Kellogg Fairview Physicians
Proceedings note one bid for Kellogg physician rejected. Contract for Fairview township including Monroe awarded to I L Smith for 100 dollars. Laying bids for the la’ awarded to E H Robb at 75 cents per visit. Bridge districts kept as last year. Shillap art and Deutsch districts aligned with prior year. Adjournment to January 8, 1902. Also notice of proof of Will for Bernhard Dammeier, to be presented February 4, 1902, Jasper County District Court.
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Kellogg
Fairview Township
Monroe
I L. Smith
E. H. Robb
Shill
Deutsch
Miller
Horn
Bernhard Dammeier
District Court
Jasper County
J. A. Mattern
Wanted Eastman No 3 folding pocket Kodak for cash
A classified notice seeks an Eastman No. 3 folding pocket Kodak for immediate purchase. Enquiries directed to E. M. Laughlin, attorney above Burns Grocery Store.
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E. M. 3S
My Laughlin
Burn’s
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Buena Vista
Mr. Dunick
Near Sully
Dean Dennis
Albert Kapple
Wm. Fenner
Tyler
Allen Compton
Bert
Daniel Lanphier
Elias Ewing
Killduff
Martin
Duseved
Mittens Eeare
Eeeses
Fic
Iron Express
Ladies Jersey
Artics
Ee Bc
Eeeeee
Seer
Eear
East Side Square
Newton, Iowa
C. L. Piper
Newton Wheel
Opera House
Centerville Block
Illinois
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Woman’s Home Companion
Cosmopolitan
Success
Standard Oil CO
Wd. J. Yarham
Near Southwest Corner Square
Pardoe
John
Raymond & Ewing
City Property
Iowa
Minnesota
North and
S. Dakota Lands
Burns’ Roby
West Side Square
Newton, Wt
Fote W. R. Cooper
A. M. Hough
Neel’s
Bessie L. Smith
No. 6
Fergus Falls
Minn
D. O. Smith
Atlanta, Ga
Cyrus Holland
Robinson
Wesley Jarnagin
Colfax
C. E., Decker
Miss India
B. Sandusky
Sadie Wallace
Rock Rapids
Colfax High
Mishler
Wallace-Clipper
Geo
Buchanan
S. I. Miskimins
Great Western Railway
Lena Thorp
Gladys Thorp
Bondurant
Homer Raridon
Charley Swisher
G. J. Johnson
W. S. Vance
Wyoming
Laura Clinker
New Sharer
Enterprise
Kodak
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