County fairs and county notices across Iowa reduce conflicts
A fragmented listing outlines county fairs or meetings in Tramilton Boone Hardin Franklin Grundy Humboldt with dates from September to August. It mentions politicians like Jas W Adams M Shelfourn CW Reynolds and David Vought as secretaries. The text also touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and cautions against counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramilton
Webster City
Jas
W. Adams
Boone County
Craves
Boone
M. Shelfourn
Hardin County
Eldora
W. E. Rathbone
Franklin County
Hampton
David Vought
Grundy County
Grundy
Reynolds
Humboldt County
Lumboldt
DeWitts
DeWitt
Death of Mrs Ella Jacobson Shocks Renwick
The letter from Mr Jacobson announced the sudden death of his wife Mrs Ella Jacobson after a long heart disease battle. She was a loving wife and mother, well regarded in Renwick, leaving a husband and one daughter. The community offers sympathy. The note, from a regular correspondent, also mentions Gilmore races attendance and local social updates from Minneapolis to Cedar Falls and Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Ichaigi
Iss N. V
Glenn
Charles City
Mary Sharp
Bludson
Cedar Falls
State Normal
Charlie Coyle
Wisconsin
Fort Dodge
Joseph Berkhimer Jr
Orange City
C.F. Severance
C. M
Iowa drover sues barber over bad dollar in Chicago
E A Stangland of Sonix Rapids Iowa arrives in Chicago with two cattle cars and clashes with barber A G Main over a supposed bad one dollar bill. The dispute centers on 80 cents and a request for change, with Stangland threatening legal action and Main denying possession of a good bill as he refutes the charge of dishonesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Stangtana
Senix Rapids
Chicago
Chicago Journal
E. A. Stangier
Sonix Rapids
Iowa
Central Station
Stangland
A. G. Main
Washington Street
Herman
Asin
Train
Jones
T. x
Hain
J.ay Farwell & Co
Carson, Pirie Scott&s Co
Hains
Reward for evidence to convict prairie game violators
State Game Warden G E Delvan offers a ten dollar reward for evidence leading to conviction of anyone violating the prairie chicken or duck protection laws before September 1. He urges hunters and the public to report violators and uphold the law, noting cooperation is essential for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Delvan
Local Iowa notes on farming and migration patterns
Mrs. R R Smith and Miss Florence Rice traveled to Eagle Grove today. Mr Jake Beedle threshed wheat this week, yielding thirty bushels to the acre. The item questions what is wrong with Iowa soil as many seek new homes elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.R. Smith
Florence Rice
Eagle Grove
Jake Beedle
Iowa
Ota Settlers Meeting and Annual Revni Program
Program for the Ota Settlers Meeting and Annual Revni in Livermore on Saturday September 3 1898 includes basket dinner call to order by President A P Webber at 1 PM singing prayer reports from secretaries Livermore Choir and various quartettes perform music and readings with election of officers committee appointments and volunteer speeches and recitations leading to adjournment
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Ota
Quartette
Exposition Excursion Tickets On Sale Through North Western Ry
Exposition information prompts sale of excursion tickets via the Chicago and North Western Railway. Tickets offer flexible stay lengths with pricing according to duration. Officials urge all to see the exposition, described as a great educational event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Western Line
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Woman Fatally Burned in Iowa Camp Accident
A tragedy near Wesley Iowa claims the life of Mrs. J B Baldwin formerly of Rockford Illinois. While cooking in a hay camp tent her skirts caught fire and her body was badly burned. She died within twenty four hours leaving three children. Remains to be sent to Rockford for burial per Des Moines Register report.
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J. B. Baldwin
Rockford
Mieos
Werstery
Wesley
Illinois
Sanborn
Iowa
Here
Algona
Des Moines
Webster City post office contest settled by recommendation
Congressman Dotliver recommends Chas. D. Heilen of the Webster City Tribune for the Webster City post office. The bitter dispute involved both sides and stretched long, with hopes the aftermath will strengthen the party and end the fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Dotliver
Chas. D. Heilen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stoddard & Dot's
Oek
Chicago Record
Record
New York City
Dispatch
Urbana
Daily Courier
Madison Street
Fia Auia
Fahrion Co
Sitcay
County
Parr Dares
Sigsby.& Shepard Proprietors‘of the
OWA Restaurant
Humbotet
J.C Bing
Chris Ottosen
Minneapoli
Ike
Elephant
Citrcus
Jie
Meagers Corner
Ptut
Livermare Gazette
Esicoaling
Steatiers
Geo. Moore & Co
Ovee
B. L. Willis Lumber
Qowpuny
W. H. Hey Woop
Our
Renwick
State Bank
Ameri Lumber van Wisconsin
Livi BL
Willis Li
the Times
Stoddard & Doty, CW. Olden & Sony
A.D. Richardson, GHOCERIES, _Herg Uurt
Drugstore
Stall, Haray
Com
Scott
Omaha Exposition
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