Town and Township News Summary
March items report Decker building a 22 by 20 store room near S A Noahs to serve flour and feed. Hog prices rise delighting farmers. Miss Bessie Ballantine visits family during spring vacation. A home talent play netted about $30 for the band. Town election: Myron Rohrabacher mayor, A W Decker assessor, F F Fitkins recorder, G W Briden treasurer, G G Shepard trustee three years, W S Jennings trustee three years, J L Somms trustee two years. Trustees over: Dr Bradford, B W Kendall, Adolph Schmidt. Council to reorganize next Monday. Jennings and Rohrabacher plan a 26 by 60 barn for Fred Miller south of Finchford. Miss Jenale Bradford visiting Shannon City. Presbyterian ladies thimble bee with Mrs J L Comins. Rev Pucket funeral at Finchford. Elizabeth Jennings progresses after a fall injuring left femur. Soldiers' monument placed in the cemetery. New Hartford notes list Webb family, Mrs Henry Myers, Miss Ina Harry, Miss Millie Remington.
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C. L. Decker
S. A .Noah's Store
Fanny Shepard
Waterloo
Ed. Davis
Waverly
Bessie Ballantine
Nowell
Wailine ‘Ballantine
Myron Rohrabacher
A. W. Decker
W. S. Jennings
Fred Miller Cone
Finchford
Jenale Bradford
L. Bradford
Shannon City
Presbyterian Ladies Thimble Bee
J. L. Comins
Pucket
Finchfordg
Elizabeth Jennings
John Jennings
Parkersburg March into spring town notes and events
Parkersburg March notes cover a town gathering with W Griffith en route to his farm and old friends, a local dance, school vacation closure, and a busy week of visits. The Central College glee club performed at a well attended service, while the town election elected a mayor and council members. A severe fire burned barns and stock near Dorman, and Walter Rose’s funeral drew wide attendance.
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W. Griffith
J. Griffith
W. A
Rev. Thompson
Ed. Ackerson
Cedar Falls
E. J. Hurlbut
Houtman
la Wesk
Miss Pethram
Powersville
Cunning
Bessie
Burlington
H. G. King
Kiiebenstein
Grundy Genter
Alice Bourquin
James Morrison
Michigan
van Chase
Miss Brown
Lake Mills
Webster City
Wi. A
Parkersburg
Walter Rass
Eva Walker
Gon Marle
Fort Dodge
John Knipe
Lucile Hurlbut
Waterloo
George Carson
Negley
Earl Richard
L. Smith
George Dennis
D. L. Ranney
Clarence Sprague
Dorman
Frank Olmstead
Plainfield Community Social Notes Sketch Weekend Visits
Plainfield residents and relatives swarm the town with relatives from Nashua Charles City Dubuque Waterloo Estherville and Nora Springs visiting for weekends and school vacations. Local families host guests including the Farnsworths Barkers Lynes Larkin and Watts while teachers and students like Edna Lynes Emma Larkin Sibyl Hill and Lula Vosseller return home for breaks. Foley’s Honey and Tar is recommended for coughs and colds and callers share social updates and local errands.
Nashua Social News and Obituary Notes
Sunday visits and family visits dot Nashua's social scene with households in Waverly Finchford and beyond. Miss Verna Powell wed R W Hughes at her mother Etta Powell's home near Waverly Junction with a reception at Orval Hughes' Norton’s Corners home. the couple will reside on the Romick farm post April 1. John Coler, Nashua's oldest resident by longevity, died at his home after months of illness. he helped build the town, donated land to the railroad, and is survived by a large family. Funeral Thursday at Congregational church with Oak Hill burial.
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Ruth Sewell
Waverly
Mildred Wait
Bike Brannen
Ailein Walker
Anna Leverich
Finchford
Chas
Remington
Cedar Fells
Lavina Trotter
Frank Bowen
Euseba van Vinck
Will Ray
Alfison
Dan McGregor
Clarksville
Will McGregor
Louise
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Mra
Chas. Point
Sinkey
Pauline
Walker
Ward Miner
Cliff Myers
Ames
Carl Stanley
Will Reed
San Antonio
Texas
Verna Powell
R. W. Hughes
Etta Powell
Waverly Junction
Orval Hughes
Norton's Corners
Charles
Jefferson Town
James Brennan
Allszon Monlay
Curtis
Maude Fitzgerald
Elgin
Iowa
John Coler
Nashua
Lexington Avenue
Isthmus
Panama
Coler
Deeased
Jane Robinson
Nunda
Congregational Church
Oak Hill
Asia Mrz
Mre. Wan
Blaster
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Lester
N. J. Gary
Guthrie
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C. W .Ayers
Alvin Jepson
Clark Dexter
Austin
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Spencer Fayille
Mary Lambert
Laura Pomeroy
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Ellison
Fred Pett
Derrwood
Minn
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Mia
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Connel
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Wil
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Bassett
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Mont
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Cass Luka
Finney
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Lané
E. V. Wilson
Horton
Roy Reed
Greene
W. A. Moom
Russell Buckfin
Fred Dickman
de Noyelles Hotel Plaperty
Gompert
Arkansas
Frank Shufelt
Geo. Deftz
Lacelie
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Wash
New Commander of the Touring Fleet
Picture shows Rear Admiral Sperry who will succeed Rear Admiral Evang when he retires in August and command the balance of the fleet around the world on long voyages.
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Evang
Local notes mixed with family and travel updates
March 31 reports a boy saved after drinking horse medicine, several injuries and recoveries, and numerous visits and movements. It lists residents and visitors from Waterloo, Dysart, Amber, Sinsinawa, and other places, with minor health issues, marriages, births, and property sales noted amid brief social reminders.
Three Athletes Plan Denver Walk Challenge for Prize
Three husky young men from Council Bluffs aim to walk to Denver in sixteen days on a $250 wager. William M Welch, a local businessman, posts the stake and promotes the athletic challenge. Warner's White Wine of Tar advertised as free to ministers who order one dozen bottles from dealer Dr D Warner of Coldwater Michigan. Sold by J J Knapp.
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Warner
D. Warner
Coldwater
Mich
J. J. Knapp
Husky
Councy Bluffs
Denver
Wiliam M. Welch
March 341 Farmers ready for sowing and local notes
March news from Bran covers observers and visits among locals including Deputy Sheriff Piniff and the Jones brothers of Vinton. A cemetery benefit concert is set for April 4 in the G A hall with music and readings by John McKee. Several residents report visits, calls, and business in Bran and nearby towns. A forged check case involves Lewis Stout and Frank Albert signatures, with investigation ongoing. Weasley Grobo named assistant clerk at the city election. local officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piniff
Lewis Stout
Frank Albert
Wes
J. F. Albert
Lew Ja Stout
Stout
Weasley Grobo
Frank
Pika
N. Nelson
John J. Baln
Hayes
Smith
Independence
Branston
Nevada wild horses threat prompt action plan
Wild horses overrunning Nevada and neighboring states prompt calls in Washington for drastic measures. Forest officials deny orders to kill but outline a cooperative plan with stockmen to capture and dispose of unbranded and damaged range horses, using state laws and forest service support to curb the nuisance.
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New York Tribune
Nevada
Washington
Reno
Landor County
Forest Rangers
Uncle Sam
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Hnythue
National Foresta
Cure Grippe in 48 Hours With Tar Syrup Wine
An advertisement promises Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup can cure grippe in 48 hours and relieve lingering coughs. It claims the remedy works if taken thoroughly and promptly, noting the product guarantees rapid relief.
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Warner
Grippe
J. J. Kuapp
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