Dallas Doings Cold by Correspondents Neighborhood News
Dallas Doings reports local notes from residents and visitors including Arthur Beers resuming dental studies in the capital, Maggie Tierney visiting with Mrs. H Jackson of Des Moines, and C Speaker growing melons and tomatoes. It covers school enrollments, visits from Des Moines and Perry, a former Dawson resident moving to Colorado, Mr. Spence's return from Minnesota, the death of Maude Hitge, a serious accident involving George Edmonson, a church aid society event, Rev. Chas Bently arranging winter lectures, and a plan for a two concert plus three lecture course to tour small towns.
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Arthur Beers
School of Dentistry
Maggie Tierney
H- Jackson
Des Moines
C. Speaker
J. Tudor
Dawson
Colorado
Wamilton Spence
Minnesota
Hitge
Maude
Avon Rice
George Edmonson
Edmonsont
Edmonson
M. EB. Church
Albert Mace
Chas. Bently
Bently
Fair View Notes On Local News And Travel
Cooler weather after the rain. Miss Nora Dundore in Pennsylvania. Mr. Wim McChesney ill. Charley Schwab in North Dakota. Mrs. Schwab in town last week. William Sexton hauled hay to Perry last Saturday. Booth family hauling tile from Adel. Mrs. Booth and son Will in town. Dr. Grossman of Minburn visited last Saturday. Farmers mating cider. Heavy loads of apples hauled to market by team to Sad a market. Dallas County Fair begins in September. Maggie Booth visited Mrs. Schwab. Roads improved recently. Charley McChesney staying with Mrs. Schwab during Charley S. in N. D. Many from these parts attended the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Dundore i
Pennsylvania
Wim. McChesney
Wmr
Charley Schwab
North Dakota
Busy farm life and community notices in Dallas County
The notice lists local residents and families, chores like hay stacking and fall plowing, and children returning to the old school. It reports the death of Little Vanglin Rhoads from cholera infantum aged four months, with a funeral held the next day. It notes a $2,000 payout to Diva C Miller's beneficiary, praises the Modern Woodmen order, and mentions attendees at religious and social events, plus upcoming auctions and the Dallas County Fair in September 1690 with daily special attractions and horse entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shafer
Wim. Sexton
Ida Peters
Charley ‘Smith
Tom Stevens
Art Smith
Little Vanglin Rhoads
Dan Rhoads
Diva C. Miller
Perry
Woodward
Iuo
P. Roberts
Florence Howard
Lurine Logan
Lisaie Willis
H. C. Rosenburger
Hattie Brunifield
Ina Edmonson
Dallas County Fair
M.A. Loman
Sec’y
Arnold Sorghum Mill Described as Iowa's Finest Facility
The Arnold sorghum mill north of the Milwaukee tracks showcases a 500 gallon daily capacity and a modern, two story refinery with a 20 horsepower crusher and 25 horsepower engine. A vertical steam heating system cooks juice in two copper coils producing near pure syrup, cooled in galvanized coolers before storage. The plant can process a ton of cane into 12 to 14 gallons of finished sorghum in about fifteen minutes, employing 15 to 26 workers and aiming to boost local cane farming and nearby commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Arnold
Iowa
Arnold Place
Milwaukee Tracks
Arnold
FM. Nagle
Washington
Moore
Ilinois
Perry
Greatest naval hero Murat Baistead lifelong friend idol
A fragment suggests admiration for a naval hero named Murat Baistead described as a lifelong friend and national idol. The garbled text hints at a patriotic tribute noting his stature and significance, but lacks complete context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat Baistead
Red Hot From the Gis Was the ball that bi LG
Old medicine ad recounts a Civil War soldier from Newark Michigan and claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured long standing injuries. It promotes the 55 cent box as best pile cure with a cure guaranteed and lists Draper and Loughnin as local druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steadman
Newark
Mich
Theo.Bucklen
Arnica
Draper & Loughnin
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Boye Shoes
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Angus
Iva Thomas
HL. L. Thomas
Houghmaster
Fogus Friends
Fair View
Charley McChesney
Mrs. Schwab
Charley S
N. D
Woodward Waftings
Theos
Lenihan
H. Bilis
Kessler
Torry
Arnold Sorghum Mill
GIL, CO
Besid
Age
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Bank of
First. National Bank
D J. Pattee
Presid Allen Breed
A. S Holmes
Cashier
D. J Pattee
No Platt
Alten
Bré
John Clements
Holmes, WI
McCanmen, AL
Holes
National Park
Banh
New Yorks
Vigoe and Mankroogs
I Bicycles
Diller Brothers
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