News of Nearby Towns Items and Local Moves
Weather holds fine and health remains good as a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Binns. Oskaloosa visits include Mr. and Mrs. Pete Burgraff and Mr. and Mrs. Dirk VanGorp. Hog sales, a hog house fire, and a stove explosion are noted amid social visits and farewells for Dr. and Mrs. William Billingsley.
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Shirley Binns
Albert van Houwelling
Wil le- Grand
Ralph Livingston
William Billingsley
Clyde Jarnagin
Social visits and river crossings in New Sharon area
Mrs Tracey Jackson and Mrs Ap pel visited relatives in Pella. Rev Edward Huibregtse and family left for a ministerial meeting in Pella. Miss LaMoyne Van Rheenen took a weeks vacation from Rippey schooling due to a nervous breakdown. Peter Hasselman and family hosted friends for an evening of conversation and music. Mr Hasselman will move to a farm on the Knoxville road. A southbound train struck cattle being moved by W D Jones' son, killing four and injuring one. Jones seeks compensation for stock.
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Tracey Jackson
Appel
Pella
Edward Huibregtse
LaMoyne van Rheenen
Rippey
Peter Hasselman
Prairie City Wedding Ties Prairie City and Pella Families
Mr and Mrs A J Rovaert attended the wedding of Miss Josie and Mr Dep John De Leeuw of Pella in Otley this morning. Relatives visiting Prairie City Monroe earlier this week include Mrs H P Van Zante of Leighton and F P De Haan of Pella. Nellie Huismen returned to Otloy after two weeks with Neal Huisman. Ada Stegink Anna Vanden Berg returned to Pella from visiting relatives in Prairie City and Percy. Mrs G Scheffers, visiting her daughters Ed Jar Warner and Ed Jenkins, returned to Pella with Jenkins' family.
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A. J. Rovaert
Otley
Josie
Dep
John de Leeuw
Pella
Prairie City
Monroe
H. P. van Zante
Leighton
F. P. de Haan
G. I. Roorda
Nellie Huismen
Neal Huisman
Otloy
Ada Stegink
Anna Vanden Berg
Percy
G. Scheffers
Edgar Warner
Ed Jenkins
Jenkins
Billie
Monroe Note: Van Buren Family Moves to Town Life
Monroe column notes Will Van Buren and family adjusting to town life and welcoming new neighbors. J A DeHoet family spent days near Des Moines meeting their new grandson. Last Wednesday night John Fenne-
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the Mirror
Will van Buren
J. A. DeHoet
Des Moines
John Fenne
Eddyville Social Notes Mixed with Farm Misfortune
Eddyville and nearby residents are seen in a series of visits and gatherings. A major farm loss near Albia involves the Van Gemert family moving plans and property damage from a barn fire, while the Augustine sisters endure a collision injuring horses and people after an auto strikes their buggy near Noah residence.
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Rutherford
Augustine Sisters
Mingler
Elmer Augustine
Augustine Place
Noah
H. A. Boylan Place
Alice
Dora Augustine
Christina Hazeman
Eagle Grove
Noah Place
Gerald Robinson
Augustine
Knoxville News Notes on Wolves and Local Events
Richard Smith reports booming coal trade for small mines along Cedar Creek while wolves persistently torment sheep. Ancil Maddy visits Mayo's hospital in Rochester to aid his uncle Wesley Rankin, who died after stomach surgery. County Agent T Ralph Miner attends Iowa conference on seed corn and seed wheat. John Metz visits Marysville. prior kidney removal noted. A major fire destroyed a barn on Walt Rutherford Place at Mile Track Avenue in Knoxville.
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Richard Smith
Marysville
Cedar Creek
Ancil Maddy
Mayo's Hospital
Rochester Minn
Wesley Rankin
J. I. Chambers
Marion County
T. Ralph Miner
Ames
Iowa
John Metz
Knoxville
Metz
Des Moines
Walt Rutherford Place
Mile Track Avenue
Indian Life and Work on the Pacific Coast Assignment
Cushman Indian School worker from Tacoma recalls years moving through Devils Lake Turtle Mountain Yankton Santee agencies in North and South Dakota and Nebraska. He notes friendships, cultural differences, and the signs used by Indigenous pupils. He contrasts land and money values, agency finances, and the dangers of exploitation, and describes dances, customs, and a humorous warning about dog soup at Sioux gatherings.
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Pella
Pacific Coast
Devils Lake Reservation
Turtle Mountain Reservation
North Dakota
Elbowoods
Yankton Sioux Agency
South Dakota
Santee Agency
Nebraska
Indian Service
United States Indian School
Agency
Greenwool
Yankton Agency
Missouri
Santee
Nebr
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
Thousands in Iowa report cures from Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription a temperance remedy offered in liquid and tablet forms. The ad cites no alcohol, lists ingredients, and invites readers to mail 10 cents for a trial package to J W M Pierce Buffalo New York Council Bruins Iowa. A testimonial from W H Avis claims recovery from severe woman trouble after using Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery, praising Smartweed extract and advising friends to try the remedies.
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Iowa
Dr. Pierce
Praper
J. W. M. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Bruins
W.H. Avis
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Pete
Wm. Staley
Bert Slings
Wynberg
Pearl Whiteman
J. L. Sipes
W. P. Koopman
T. C. van Loon
D. van Loon
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