Reasnor Meetings Continue Amid Town Movements
The Reasnor community reports ongoing pro gress with religious gatherings led by Rev. D. S. Dunlavey. Residents note several moves including Walter Moore leasing property for a near future move, Harry Snodgrass relocating to Reasner, and Mrs. Harry Bean planning a spring move to Ohio. Charlie Sipe buys horses for market as local life and church activity resume with school events and the Mt. Pleasant M. E. quarterly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Moore
Geo. J. Williams
Harry Snodgrass
Reasner
John Edwards
Harry Will
Harry Bean
Ohio
Clause Mansma
Vet Compton Farm
Charlie W. Sipe
Craig Ross
Colfax Caucus Nominates Directors for Independent District
Colfax citizens in a Monday city hall caucus nominate 8 M Kegley and A W Hall for three years and G M Tripp for two years to a Colfax independent district board. They aim to secure D M Kelly as superintendent. Also noted are housing shortages, a planned girls industrial school addition at Mitchellville, muster orders for the Forty-ninth Iowa Regiment, and business moves by the Colfax Commercial Exchange.
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the Clipper
Colfax
8. M. Kegley
A. W. Hall
G. M. Tripp
D. M. Kelly
Board of Control
Mitchellville
North Star club to stage St Patrick Masquerade ball
The North Star dancing club plans a final season event a St Patrick Masquerade ball at Baxter opera house Friday night March 17. Local happenings include Bergman Bros remodeling their Newton implement house to expand capacity and Melvin Poage promoting it. Geo Small moved to Baxter from Colfax. Henry Ruehman family to Scotrun Pa.. Charley Cool burned face slightly from an acetylene gas incident. Henry Carstens and Ada Hadley wed in Sherman township with Rev R F Chambers officiating. Ira to seek new school house approval in the near future.
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Prom
Newra
North Star” Dancing Club
St. Patrick
Baxter Opera House
Bergman Bros. of
Newton
Melvin, Poage
Geo. Small
Baxter
Colfax
Henry Ruehman
Scotrun
Charley Cool
Sherman Township
Henry Carstens
Hane Carstens
Ada Hadley
J. W. Haddley
R.F. Chambers
First Presbyterian Church of
Ira
Lecture series and local progress in Lynnville
In Lynnville March notes celebrate Thomas McClarry’s Minneapolis lecture on the Mission of Mirth at the Opera house to a large receptive audience. Upcoming Ed Amherst Ott of Drake University is expected to draw a full house on March 1th. Miss Mable Dryden and Miss Mattie Cloud travel to Keokuk for spring millinery. Mayfield sells his Lynnville home and 60 acres to Wm Zimmerman for about 3000. Newby elected sub-director. flouring mill near ready with new roller machinery. Rev Boyd closes Bethel church meeting with growth in members. Farmers prepare for a big crop as Lynngrove and surrounding country gain corn notoriety.
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Thomas McClarry
Minneapolis
Opera House
Ed Amherst Ott
Drake University
Mable Dryden
Mattie Cloud
Keokuk
Mayfield
Lynnville
Wm. Zimmerman
W. H. Sylvester
Richland
Samuel Schmidt
Schmidt
John Perkins
Rev. Boyd
Bethel Church
Lynngrove
Seeding of cattle and hogs to boost local industry
Seeding of cattle and hogs aims to move money within the town by strengthening local industry. The call urges residents to trade with their own people and support Rome industries and home talent to ensure daily bread for themselves and families.
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Rome
Deaths and Marriages Noted in Monroe Column
Obituary items record Wm A Slusser near Julesburg died Feb 22. Delle May Cooper died near Monroe March 3 aged 8. Andrew E Leaverton died March 3 1819 birth near Hillsborough aged 39y7m2d. Mrs J H Peck died in Butler Co Neb aged 82y11m2d. Marion Keith Breckenridge died aged 10m13d. Elizabeth McClintoch Rush born 1832 died 1890 aged 66y11m3d. Emery born Feb 8 1807 Canter bury NH died March 3 1806 aged 2y25d. John Versteeg and Mollie Sterrett marriage March 1 at Oskaloosa.
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The
Mirror
Julesburg
Colo
Wm. A. Slusser
Delle May
Thomas
Barbara Cooper
Monroe
Andrew E. Leaverton
Hillsborough
T. Ellis
Alexis Township
Butler Co
Nebraska
J. H. Peck
Marion Keith Breckenridge
Collins
Lida Hertzog
Elizabeth McClintoch-Rush
Somerset Co
Bloody Emery Wea
Canterbury
New Hampshire
Oskaloosa
John Versteeg
Marton County
Mollie Sterrett
Witmer Hosts School Board And Guests At Home
Supt and Mrs J E Witmer entertained the school board their wives and the teachers at their residence Monday evening Mrs T B Callison of Newton has been visiting a few days at the parental home of Mr and Mrs M T Mitchell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Witmer
T. B. Callison
Newton
M. T. Mitchell
Bread on a Nickle: Harvey Loaf Delights Shoppers
Shoppers praise Harvey bread for value and quality as prices show a nickel buys much. Meredith & Og tf advertise 34 MONEY at 5 percent optional payments, highlighting affordable purchasing options.
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Meredith & Ocg
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Miller & Westbrook
Cash Dry Goods Store
Women’s New
Women’s
New Spring Capes
Iowa
Reasnor
D. S. Dunlavey
John Davidson
Oliver Blackledge
Flount Zion Church
Elias Handy
Martin of
Kellogg
No. 1
Marion Hammer
George Stevens
Newburg
H. M. Breedon
Mt. Pleasant M. E
Center School House
War Department
E E. Dotson
Commercial Exchange of
B.C. Lain
Iowa Central Railroad Company
Dr. Blake
Bob
Walter Newell
Daisy Pink
Bertha Wilson
Chas, Pink
Elmer Snyder
Harry Stephens
Fred Shultz
Charles Newby
Hough
Chase & Sanborns
England
Hough's Variety and Grocery
Columbia
America
Hartford
Newton Wheel Works
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