Fairbank Town Notes Hint County Social Scribbles
Fairbank column lists weekend callers and visits from Mrs L C Higbee and son Mark Delwein Mrs F y Kauts hosts visitors from Delwein J C Smalley and daughter Bes visit Vinton Nora Walker Wilma Ruth White at Fettgeher home Waterl oo Ernest Adams family greet Q Connor farm east of town Maggie Yundt from Indianapolis visits Aunt Mrs Peter McCurnitt G W Roberts calls in Waterloo Willing two week visit with wife and son Mrs Lennie Kraft of Jeayp visiting relatives J W Wolgamet acts as auctioneer at Lohn sale Floagly Woalgamet and Beasts Smalley(Oslwein) callers School resumes after two week break Parochial school Easter vacation F B church leaders serve dinner at parsonage Henry Fischer of Chicago visits sister Mrs F Lehnhkuhl John Lehmkuhl in Waterloo H G George in Osceola Dr Clyde Doe Bothwalt buys carriage automobile.
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L. C. Higbee
Mark
Delwein
Afra
W. HH. Ross
F. Fy Kauts
White House
Cobb, Leehay Atichip
J. C. Smalley
Besais
Vinton
Nora Walker
Wilma
sid-Ruth White
J. F. Fettgether
Water
Ernest Adams
Q'Connor
Maggie Yundt
Tndoperitaies
Peter McCurnitt
Roberta
Waterloo
Lennie Kraft
Jeayp
Ford Sale
Noma
J. W. Wolgamet
Tioneer
Beests Smalley
Bator
F_H. Lehmtuht
Local notes from Waterloo and La Porte area events
News brief highlights community life with Berthy Fuchs baby birth, Bert Fuchs grave monument, house improvements by Aug Kurtz crew, rail and store moves by Sulth Mangiar, a hunting party success, and remarks on local officials and visits across Waterloo, La Porte, and surrounding towns.
Tripolilike tidings from Waverly rural notes
Mrs Avra Eastorth quits Wagery firm Shaves Farm Remedy Co and returns home. Mrs Schlucer able to be around again after illness. Measles sweep through area with many sick. Mrs J Brodles visits from Waverly to spend Sunday with her husband.
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Avra Eastorth
Waverly
Community notes from Waterloo visitors and residents
Mrs. Peter Bahl of Washburn visited her brother Wm. Belnen in Waterloo. Peter Jungen of Waterloo called on his friends and parents in Raymond. Mrs. Casper Lindner and others traveled to Waterloo for shopping and visits. Miss Winifred Pay and Miss Newis Garvin visited Math Demuth. Mrs. T. D. Smith not improving. Wm. Medd and Rey M. Nielgen traveled to Waterloo for business. Geo. Thome and family visited on farm. F A Lewick and daughter visited her ill mother. Mrs. Neuses was in Waterloo on business. Tuesday felt like spring. Farms busy with enta. Joseph Conkey and family visited Mrs. Rock in Waterloo. Mrs. J. B. Edwards and son Jamie at hard times event in Waterloo. W.T. Edwards did business there. Péter O’Conner bought a new Mason automobile.
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Mre_ Geo
Waterloo
Peter Bahl
Washburn
Wm. Belnén
Petar Jungen
Reymond
Casper “Lindner
Nick Clareng
Wm. Heinen
0. G. Smith
Wizabeth Demuth
Winifred Pay
Newis Garvin
Math
Demuth
T. I
Geo. Thome
F. A. Lewick
Jane
Driver
Iis
Rock
J. B. Edwards
Jamie
Lincoln
W.T. Edwards
Péter ‘O'Conner
Rew Mason
Travelors Favor Taft in Public Opinion Across Nation
A 1912 style profile notes commercial travelers, a large cross section of American shoppers and sellers, broadly support William Howard Taft for president. It emphasizes how trade and travel drive political views and economic outlooks, with travelers seen as shrewd indicators of national sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lew Duin
T Hein
Bikope
Local notes of visits illnesses and farm news
Mise Zeliai Kerr visits friends in Denver and Waterloo though age details are unclear. Mr and Mrs Richard Rete spend Sunday at Buck Creek for a brother's confirmation and vacation with family and friends. Measles relapse hits Arthur Nevendorf and Ernest Haase, while Hatta Carstensen visits Gedur Falls. Moehling family visits Frederickaburg. Beamer County line, new workers, and farm optimism noted amid weather and grain planting. school and travel notes from Barclay and New Mexico.
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Mise Zeliai Kerr
Denver
Waterloo
Richard Rete
Buck Creek
Arthur
Nevendorf
Ernest Haase
Ladage
Herg
Misa Hatta Carstensen
Gedur Falls
A. Moehling
Frederickaburg
Moetling
Wire
Muridéram
Nashua
Sumner
C. H. Moehling
Involee
Ipee
Beamer
Igs
Carl Buls
Desteaaa
DUNKERTON LETTERS ON COUNTY OFFICES AND CORN YIELD
A reader reacts to a Daily Reporter editorial about Hudson Record criticisms of Waterloo and county offices. He defends local farmers, notes that profits depend on weather, and cites corn yields around 50 bushels per acre in his district while the average statewide is about 33. He argues against opposition and praises Prof Holden but emphasizes real-world farming limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Reporter
Hudson Record
Hudson
Waterloo
Holden
Blackhawk
Keres Jodie
Wedding and obituary notes from New Hampton area
Funeral notices report L A Dido buried in Charles City with relatives Mrs Bred Kempendart Mrs L DP Mich and Miss Dora Kem Pendart attending. Miss Edith Purdy traveled to Sumner for Effa Treloxr and William McMeans wedding. Mrs Eliza Heath injured in room preparation. Mrs Herman Hackman died after illness. Mag Balle Matzke wed Edwin F Matzke at the Lewis home with Rev Secor officiating. Smith Drag Co advertises top team-made tees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bred Kempendart
L. DP. Mich
Dora Kem. Pendart
L. AL Dido
Charles City
Ydith Purdy
Sumner
Effa Treloxr
William McMeans
Eliza Heath
Herman Hackman
Fr. A. Lewis
Mag Balle M
Edwin F. Matzke
Barty Secor
Wiliam Matzke
Faaksanyitle Township
Work on county funds audit nearly finished in Os kaloosa
Hen McGoy completed a five year tax credits audit for the county board of supervisors. About $10,000 was added to the tax rolls, mostly already paid to the county treasury. Also reported: Col. Fad Lake injured in a tie-breaking accident while tightening a tie, fracturing his right wrist and injuring his shoulder. Insurance on the county home barn fire covers part of the loss. Clarence Schneider, shot by a playmate, remains critically ill with peritonitis. the Critz boy who fired the shot is distraught.
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Ali
Ida Bloush Qegan
Barclay
Lizzie Neubel
Mike Stachel
Lizzte
New Mexico
John Risse
Uth
Windsay
Texag
Texas
Stallona
Matt Rad
Joe Ortner
Hen McGoy
Oskaloosa
Board of Supervisors
Farnmoré
Alma
Bain
Missouri
Hood
Heyloft
Clarence Schneider
Washington
Critz
Marble Workers' Union Leaders Relocated to Boston
International headmasters of the Marble Workers' union have been moved from New York to Boston. The annual American convention is set for the upcoming month in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
York
The
Marble Workers’ Union
New York
Boston
Feast of Pesach Matzos In Place Of Bread In New York
Jewish communities in New York mark Passover with matzos in lieu of bread. Observances span Reform and Orthodox congregations across the city as homes gather for Seder night and the Hagadah recital detailing the Exodus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Israel
Egypt
Moses
Upper
Hakerlog
Onoughout
Greater
Poth Re
Salem's Big Dog Show Opens Beach Event
More than 760 dogs, from popular breeds, showed at the second annual North Bhora Kennel Club beach event in Salem. Eskimo dogs owned by M. Robert Guggenheim and French bulldogs owned by Thomas W. Lawson attend as special attractions. Judging began this morning and continues until tomorrow evening. RW Mathis of Winterset, 77, a longtime member of the old soldiers home at Marshalltown, died of heart disease after collapsing on the bubble street. He served with Company C of the Twenty-second Indiana Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Maya
North Bhora Kennel Club
M. Robert Guggenheim
Middlesex Hunt ‘Club
Henry Higeingon
Thomas W. Lawson
New England
Canada
RW. Mathis
Winterset
Poldiers
Marshalltown
Buble
Vataren
Twenty-second |Dudiane Infantry
LaFollette seriously ill in Washington hospital
Senator Robert M. LaFollette remains under constant medical care in his Washington residence for gall stones and related stomach inflammation. Doctors say there is no cause for alarm and he is expected to recover, though he cannot participate in ongoing congressional work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Robert M. LaFollette
Congress
New Rulers Sought as Counties Plan Convention Tactics
Delegates from twenty six northern counties gather in New York City to shape a plan for renewed protest against convention results and seize control of state committees from W J Conners and Charles Murphy. Ella Powell bound over to grand jury for attempted house breaking. Emma Doud testified. Wapello game wardens crack illegal fishing ring, Dan Kal Joberger and Chet Storms fined ten dollars each and costs. their loot and boat destroyed.
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New York
W. J. Conners
Charles& Murphy
Ella Powell
Thomas Powell
Fairfield
Justice 5
M. Brlnson
Emma Doud
Wapello
Dan Kal Joberger
Chet Storms
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Dewar
Becker
Matt, Parrott & Sons
Tipvolties
Recuuntiy
Snd
Sulth & Mangiar
Htudburg
Ed. Schmitt
Raymond
Sycamore Street
Mogens Schiel
Nick Webber
Hunt and
White
Henry’ Webber
Jubites
Matt, Kettman
Bert A. Fuchs
Bert Fuchs
Reed Farm
R. Hayes
R. Sader
Sader
R. WeiSmert
Vonutean Central Committee
Wn. B. Allison
Hee
Harry Harper
Wisconsin State University At
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Tang
Esea
Laporte
Chiatieg Fultz
Eatien
Ernie Raed Batin
Gears
Ardonehy
Tama
Iowa
Tarebar
Blenchaine
MeGa
Heran
Mr. Ardusen
W- Smith
Traer
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New
Hamp
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R. ‘Ca Heath
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Towa
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W. P. ‘Mayes
Luella
Shellsburg
Frank
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Echoelina
Ams
Walstloo
Sehbal Bay
W. Manwell
Reinbeck
G. S. Powell
Garrison
Knights of Pyhney
W. E.hauger
S. Vu. Pelley
Duckerton
Littleton
Ralph Girling
Matt, Nutt
State University At
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Harring
Wodnex
J. W. Honeyfield
Dorse
England
L. Haysiett
B. Mayne’ Connell
Mise
Pythian Sisters
Misa Grace Bowers
Dixon, Lil
Les Fnccey
Derbyshire
Nellie M. Frank
J. J. McBride
W. J. Hoeringham
Tripol
Doe
WM. E. Taft
Hawsii
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Tech
Dunkerton
New Hampton
Smith Drag Co
Independence News
the Labor World
Purpesas
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Massachusetts’ Sunroma Court
Washington State
International Association of Mthehibists
Atlanta
United States
Causda
Newfoundland
Mexico
Add Hag
Olgaré Makers’ International Union
Philadelphia
Colorado Springs
San Antonio
International Brass Molders’ Union of North America
International
Galtalla
Ilindis
Fermers’ Institute
Grostey
Colorado
Parkhurst
Charles Henry Parkhurst
Bingham
Police Department
Parkhurst Ce
Metropois
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Society For the
Twrzel
Und At
Usadership of Women
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Gause
Springfield
Nina
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