Tracy and Nearby News Roundup in Iowa Items
Tracy reports Rouse returning from Imperial Nebraska and Mrs Pratt visiting her daughter in Oskaloosa. Mrs Cavin at Bellefontaine mentioned. Tom Cooper attends Penn College. Citizens lament Reno Nevada affair. New Masonic building brickwork progressing. contractors in town. Rev Slack from Oskaloosa spoke on Iowa Orphan's Home efforts. Bussey saw several carloads of people on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF. Rouse
Imperial
Nebraska
Pratt
Oskaloosa
Slack
Iowa
Local Market Ad Urges Buyers to Shop Talents
A concise ad proclaims a broad selection of "worthy tal cums" and invites readers to purchase. It emphasizes variety and market availability, urging customers to engage and explore offerings. The wording advocates timely action and consumer interest.
Colfax relatives attend Sarvers funeral in Chicago
In Colfax and with relatives here, the Sarvers funeral was attended by family and friends as reported by the T. Cx Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax
Sarvers
T. Cx'Press
Pleasantville Notes on Local Moves and New Bank
J H Kerr and wife travel to Montrose Colorado with their son Gail and other Pleasantville residents. Carp Spain returns from Council Bluffs state school and will stay until October term. shows improvements. Ed Williams partners in Williams Bros hardware. barber shop leased to Clay March. Swan Saving Bank articles published with 10000 capital. officers listed. R L Scott buys 30 HP Overland car. nine automobiles now in Pleasantville with more to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kerr
Montrose
Colo
Will
Gail
Pleasantville
Colorado
Carp Spain
Council Bluffs
Carp
Ed Williams
J. G
Williams Bros
Clay March
Swan Saving Bank
C. L. McIntire
Leroy Hunt
W. H. Wier
Mary C. Wier
Fourth of July notes from New Sharon area
Henry DeWit spent the Fourth at Ladora. H J Vail and wife and John Day and wife rode in William Young’s auto to Pella Leighton and Oskaloosa. Evangelist Eli Gregson holds meetings near Forest Home Baptist church. W T Hammond returns from Texas with a curiously found lower jaw bone of an animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry DeWit
Ladora
H. J. Vail
John Day
Wm. Young
Pella
Leighton
Oskaloosa
F. M. Taylor
Highland Cemetery
Newton
Eli Gregson
Baptist Church
Forest Home
W. T. Hammond
Texas
Twins Welcome Near Coalfield At Warner Stonaker Visit
On Independ Eve a stork delivered twins to the home of Mr and Mrs Gemert near Coalfield occupying the J B Jones farm. Albia visitors James Warner family including Albert Effie Warner and J W Hurst visited with Lee Warner. Frank Stonaker and Clarence Stonaker joined relatives W H Pickerell and Mrs J W Johnson in Bluff Creek area while staying with family near Pella and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independ Stork
M Gemert
J. B. Jones
Coalfield
James Warner
Albert
Effie
Warner
J.W. Hurst
Albia
Lee Warner
Frank Stonaker
Terre Haute
Indiana
Clarence Stonaker
New York City
Pella
W. H
M. K. Pickerell
J. W. Johnson
Stonaker
Bluff Creek
Tribune
Monroe Reflections and Local Happenings Update
The column notes a Reno incident described as a disgrace to civilization. It reports visits by Mrs. Florence Hetherington and family from Waterloo, and Mrs. L. A. Hendershot meeting her daughter Gail in Des Moines after her return from Estherville. August 25 marks the Old Settler's Association gathering in Monroe with Hon. D. W. Hamilton set as speaker. Patient updates include surgeries on Mrs. Lee Donnell and Mrs. W. R. Mullins, both progressing well amid other local notes including S. Harvey of Percy facing a cancerous growth and gaining ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Florence Hetherington
Waterloo
L. A. Hendershot
Des Moines
Gail
Estherville
Old Settler’s Association
Monroe
D. W. Hamilton
Dre, Smith and Wheelwright
Lee Donnell
W. R. Mullins
S. Harvey
Percy
Local visits and gatherings across Pella and Newton
Sally Miss Lottie Dykstra of Pella visited here last week at Charley Dick’s home. Rev Aylmore preached at Lynnville Sunday afternoon. Mrs Rose Sparks went to Newton Friday and returned Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Dykstra of Pella came over in their auto Friday and spent the day, Lyle Cowles of Monroe was here Friday, Birdie Lamphier and Lyle of Newton visited last week. Reasoner and Sully played Friday. Sully was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Dykstra
Pella
Charley Dick
Aylmore
Lynnville
Rose Sparks
Newton
Miller
John Dykstra
Lottie
Hal Cowles
Monroe
Birdie Lamphier
Brother Lyle
Local Notes From Orange City and Surroundings
Gertie Van der Waa, Orange City stenographer, recovered from heat illness and returned to work. Jennie, Minnie Oggle, and Nellie Rhynsburger plan a Yellowstone Park trip via Spokane and Everett. Rev Engleamann party reports a safe arrival of a shipment in Holland. G. T. Klein and wife return from Dakota to Pella. The old Klein and Muilenburg store will become a moving picture house. Rain drenched the area last night. morning brings renewed growth. Attendees at Rock Valley celebrations included Stave Bason Williams Ed. Fisher Will. Popma and Henry Rozenboom, with some bickering noted for the Cen. Hl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie van der Waa
Pure Food
Jennie
Minnie Oggle
Nellie Rhynsburger
Yellowstone Park
Spokane
Everette, Wash
Engleamann
Holland
G. T. Klein
Dakota
Pella
Klein & Muilenburg
Stave
Bason
Williaris
Fisher
Will
Popma
Henry Rozenboom
Rock Valley
Land parcels for sale near Leighton and Pella
Two farms near Leighton offer 110 acres at 137 dollars per acre and 100 acres at 100 dollars per acre. Three near Pella include 95 acres at 175 dollars, 145 acres at 177 dollars with good improvements a mile from town, and 146 acres at 165 dollars about a mile from town. Also 15 to 20 residence properties for sale in Pella Gesman Hollebrands 3 Block south of Wormboudt's Clothing Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton
Pella
Holland Colony
Gesman & Hollebrands
Wormboudt
Mission School speaker visits Fort Sill and area churches
A report details a speaker visiting the Mission School at Fort Sill and addressing the Sunday School at the First Reformed church. She spoke to the Mission Band at Alton and to the Ladies Aid of the American Reformed church at Mrs. J. Fisher's home, continuing her outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dians
Fort Sill
First Reformed Church
Alton
The
Reformed Church
Ladies Aid of
American Reformed Church
J. Fisher
Herald
Colfax Clipping Reports Odd Court Lettuary Lines
Colfax notes at the Clipper describe Harry Hazlett becoming docile after a convention, with odd lines about eating from a chef s hand and carving the hand while chewing. The Colfax Hotel hosted large crowds over Sunday and Monday, serving about 2500 quarts in two days. Monroe voters face a one mill tax for furnishing a free public library and to buy an $800 chemical fire engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hazlett
Colfax
Monroe
Lettiatter
Pella Becomes Dry Town In Final Saloons Shutdown
The anti saloon league has secured Pella as a dry town with all saloons closed permanently. Citizens feel they have not lost much and the town of the wooden shoe era has embraced prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Pella
County Seat Happenings From Des Moines To Grinnell
Sunday visitors traced the county seat news with notes on Des Moines visits, Grinnell Epworth League election, a July birth bringing the Miller family to ten children, a Mercy hospital operation removing a goitre, and local illnesses. A gunpowder accident injured a child, with fragments removed by pincers.
Local Social Visits Round a Kansas Township
Mr Jesse Carpenter of Munden Kansas visits his uncle G W Carpenter. Mr and Mrs John Hart of Cordova visit T Robus home. Mr and Mrs Ed Kingery visit parental Kingery home. Telia Carpenter returns home from Fairmont. Nellie and Gertrude De Raad visit their aunt Mrs N K Vos at Runnella. Mrs C Kooyman returns home after visits at Runnells and there. Misa Bitda Carpenter travels to Runnells and Des Moines. James Smith and family visit Ed Kingery home Sunday evening. Rev Reed to hold regular services Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Carpenter
Munden
Kansas
G. W. Carpenter
John Hart
Cordova
T. Robus
Ed. Kingery
Kingery
Telia Carpenter
Fairmont
Nellie
Gertrude de Raad
N.K. Vos
Runnella
C. "Kooyman
Runnells
We' Misa Bitda
Des Moines
Albert
Unclear local item from damaged clipping
Fragmentary text mentions Leighton Bessie Veenschoeten Cornelia Bowma Pella and Gate De Jong with visitors and friends at a plate. details unknown due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Cornelia
Pella
Gate de Jong
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Tracy
New Sharon
Constivatont of Meat
Joan L. Bev
Petra
Ine
Sally
Ethel Endfield
Reasoner
Sully
Orange City
Vander Pols
J G. Vanderpol
Pelle
Vanderpol’s Store
Don Smith
C. F. Miller
South Third Street
G. T. Pack
Mercy Hospital
J. C. Rockafellow
Minnie. Curtis
Dea
Maines
Lee Curtis
Henry Bonifield
Mra
Joshua Curtis
Eva
Swan
Iing
Shoud
Fifield
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