Goldfield Items From The Renwick Times
A Renwick item filled column notices with mentions of J. B. Braden clerking for McNurftry’s and Ida Dean keeping house for W. Q. Deen. Several locals travel to Clear Lake, St. Paul, and Minnesota for work and visits, plus details on a large teachers institute, a fatal wagon accident near Brown’s Hill, and Democratic county convention nominations.
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Ida Dean
W. Q. Deen
Geo, Wright
EFF_ McElherney
Clear Lake
Cunningham
Ray
Renwick
Goldfields
Local Notes From Thrall Area Housing Meetings and Diverse Social Detailing
Mrs Stevens of Thrall visited C H Longs last Sunday. The Ladies Home Missionary Circle will meet with Mrs Alice Gillespie next Thursday. Mrs RK Plumler visited friends in Lour Friday and Saturday. Will Overbaugh sold his fire stock farm to an Illinois man. Mr and Mrs S C Packard and daughter were guests at Dolp Bjornsons last Sunday. Jim Gillespie bought Fred Skaft’s Jisterest in the Skaft and Hazzlewood threshing machine. Miss Nelson from Des Moines visiting Mr Kingstrom’s family. Ruby Long taken sick with pneumonia symptoms Monday night. Twenty four members attended Sunday school. Next Sunday the pastor will preach a sermon on A Watch. Rev 31 will preach in School house district No 3 every Sunday at 315 PM instead of O Keefe school. Mr and Mrs N Church started for Sylvan Lake Minnesota to visit son Elmer, then Bayfield Wisconsin to see daughter Lottie. Sunday school district No 3 progressing well. Chariton vs Witsam game resulted 7 to 4 in Chariton’s favor. About 72 teachers at the institute. list to be published next week. Stafford of Boles says sales for January reached Calipedes under the new plan. Park proposition carried Friday by 52 to not half a full vote. machinery to be set up by voters. Shem Swartzendraber’s Amish threshing machine, built with spare engine. two complete outfits, handmade separator likely unique. praised as genius by some observers.
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Bentham
Webber
WLR
Cohaon
Humboldt Eottrty
Bia Dt
Daisy, Burk
Traer
Minor
Morgan
Humboldt
Paul Zache
Newields
Red Wing
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Buros
Baxter
Iowa
Brown
Minnesota
Combs & Duncan
Doan
Buxton
R R. Co
Waller
Pioneer
Jim
Wick
Stevens
Thrall
C.H. Long
Ladies Home Missionary Circle
Alice Gillespie
RK. E. Plumler
Lour
Will Overbaugh
Illinois
Jim Gillespie
Fred Skaft
Skaft
Hazzlewood
Miss Nelson
Des Moines
O'Keefe
N. Church
Sylvan Lake
Elmer
Church
Bayfield Wisconso
Lottie
$40,000 in prizes offered in New York Star word contest
The New York Star sponsors a weekly educational contest with prizes including two first class timekeepers for top word lists from the alphabetic string in NYSTAR letters. Other rewards include dinner sets china sterling silverware and more. Entry requires a 2 cent stamp for thirteen weeks and lists 300 rewards. Prize dates run from June 96 to August 21 1899. Entries limited to one per person. Prizes on display at Tar Stans offices. Also includes a testimonial for One Minute Cough Cure and a note about a woman improving cooking methods via faith.
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New York City
Climate and Crop Bulletin Des Moines Aug 8 BA
The week was warm with heavy rainfall especially central and southern districts. Moisture aided crops with corn recovering, potatoes pastures and gardens improved. Unharvested crops show corn 90 percent millet 94 lax 93 buckwheat 90 broom corn 88 sorg hum 91 potatoes 100 apples 59 grapes 48 pastures 94. Reports note a 7 percent corn improvement since July 1.
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Dowie's Divine Doing and Dewey Day Moral Lessons
A fragmented 1899 clipping reports Dowie style divine healing and a lynching threat over a hog burial referenced by Graves, plus a Dewey Day incident on the flagship showing a mother’s photo saved a sailor from punishment. It includes advice to push boys toward labor over street loafing and moral guidance from Mascoutah Herald.
Reduced excursion tickets to Greater Amer Exposition
Excursion tickets to the Greater American Exposition at Omaha Nebraska are offered through October 31 1399 via the Northwestern site at reduced rates. Tickets sold at Chicago and North Western Railway agents on specified sale dates with gate limits per sale.
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Omahe
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North-Western
Chicago & North-Weste Railway
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