Residents and Visitors Spotted in Sully Area Notes
Local column records numerous visits and gatherings in Sully and nearby towns. Names include Sally Van Ess, Earnest Mickel, Miss Mary Ifferty, Janie Caudwell, Mia Willocks, Robert Willocks, Harry Haines, Roscoe Pierson, and families from Newton, Oskaloosa, and Mitchellville. Easter events, hospital recoveries, and a Penn College Glee Club appearance are noted along with a new auto building by Harmon Kooistra and a summer kitchen addition.
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Sally
van Ess
Reasword
Fred Haines
Turday
Earnest Mickel
Free
Mary Ifferty
Janie Caudwell
Alberta
Janada
Mia
Mary Ip
Caudwell
Kanuas
Lynnville
Sully
Roten
New Sharon
Grandpa
Grand Willocks
Huldah
Robert Willocks
Harry Haines
Roscoe Pi
Alva Hammer
John Holdsworth
Kenneth Sparks
Patrick Obrien
Jim
Jake Brunner
Newton
John Brunner
Adam Kling
M. S. Brunner
Philip Kling
Charley Boat
Henry Kaldenberg
Pella
Charley Roten
Varen Kamp
Gertrude
Elmer van Voorhis
Son Orval
John Huigen
Mina Willocks
Boone
Rob’t Willocke
Penn.College Girls Glee Club
Qakalooss
Varen Kamp Hall
Therr
M. E
Harmon Kooistra
Curtis Burnham, Jr
John van Volen
Mitchellville
Fred’ Aylmore
For Rent 104 Acre Farm in Use by A De Young
104 acre farm currently occupied by A De Young. Inquiries directed to J Rietveld or at Thomasuen's Law Office. Applicant should contact for terms and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. de Young
Thomasuen
For Sale Eggs for Hatching From Wyandotte and Rhode Red
White Wyandotte and Rhode Red eggs for hatching eight per fifteen. J H Soetens advertises these eggs for sale with stated price and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandotte
J. H. Soetens
Trial Jurors Drawn for April Term Courthouse Assembly
Judge Applegate will convene the April term of district court with trial jurors drawn from Knoxville and Newton. Grand jurors report April 29 at 1 30 p m. Trial jurors begin May 5. Names include S B Barnhill Ed Butterfield Chas Repps R Stevens Gosselink Robynsburger Sadler F Bensink Henry Brawner L M Brownfield Job Hanson Hauenstein Smith Jenkins Rabe Juline August Rietveld J J King C L Klyn Arie Mitchell OC Murr J C Neely Harry Schmidt CP Sherlock JS.
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District Court
Barnhill
S. B
Butterfield
Ed. Repps
Chas. Steigleman
R. . Stevens
J. Gosselink
D. Robynsburger
Wm. Sadler
G. F
Bensink
Henry
Brawner
L. M
Brownfield
J. E. Hanson
Job Hauenstein
Smith
W. J. Jenkins
Stephen
Knoxville
J. H. Applegate
Hoit Motor Co. Opening Attended by Oska loosa Guests
A report notes Hoit Motor Co. opened in Pella with Mrs J B Hoit and children from Oska loosa assisting. Mr Hoit attended with Hoit Motor Co. representatives to entertain guests during the opening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hoit
Oskaloosa
Mr. Hoit
Pella
Hoit Motor Co
Survivors of Andersonville Remembered in Marion County News
The Knoxville Journal notes four Marion county veterans, Anthony, J. M. Cox, J. D. Hartley, and W. H. Allen, were released from Andersonville after seven months’ captivity 48 years ago on March 25, making them the sole Marion county survivors information has found. Other brief items include visits by residents, a furniture of local anecdotes, and short historical notes on bed construction and misprints in class.
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Arthur Cummings
Madison
Nebraska
Marion
Anthony
J. M. Cox
J. D. Hartley
W. H. Allen
Ith
Andersonville
Marion County
Knoxville Journal
Minses
Nettie
Sne de Gooyer
Prairie City
Monroe
Mise Margaret Grundman
Knoxville
Jay Kempkes
Merna Thomas
Des Moines
H. W. Pietenpol
N. W. Classical Academy
Orange City
Pella
C. Vander Busse
More Than Lucky Brown Keeps One Thousand After Year
A Detroit Free Press item notes Brown remains fortunate after inheriting $1,000 a year ago. Residents comment on his continued good fortune and what he has done with the money, highlighting interest in Brown's luck and its effects.
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Brown
Detroit Free Press
One Better Nip Bones Speaker of the House
A humorous quip notes a man boasting that his wife became speaker at age twenty two when he married her, while he himself was thirty. The joke frames domestic ambition and political succession in playful fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunsen
Austingilda
Goutram
Burgundy
Tuck
Escape From Storms The High Ground Way
A concise note cites Henry Ward Beecher warning that storms hide near the ground and that escaping them requires moving uphill to higher ground, urging readers to seek elevation for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
The Lybian pumpkin seed hoax in Grafton Indiana 1003
In 1003 Grafton Indiana villagers see a boom as a Chicago man promotes Lybian pumpkin seeds as a universal cure. Farmers rush to buy, editors promote him, medical experts dismiss the seeds as fraud, and a state professor challenges the claim before the seed market collapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratton
Jonah
Deacon
Grafton
Waal
Baptist
Indiana
Ilinois
Chicago
Lybian
Mr. White
Harvey
State Agricultural College
White
Deacon Johnson
It Is Not Every Body Who Will Remember Gunpowder Candle
A terse proverb warns that not everyone remembers to keep gunpowder away from candles. The fragment implies caution about handling explosive materials near open flames. No individuals or institutions are named in the readable text.
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Fay Fayton
Swisher
Lute DeBruyn
Husge
Texas
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Ollie
Will
Oneite
Haines
Kel
C. V. ‘Shipman
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