Townsend-Dave Weds Edith Berger Quiet Rural Marriage
Waterloo railroad man David Townsend secretly wed Edith Berger of Cedar Falls while en route home from Seattle and Breckenridge Minnesota. The Cedar Falls Record notes the ceremony occurred about three weeks ago and surprised both families, with Townsend a former Dubuque dispatcher and Berger formerly a Boston Store clerk before moving west.
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David Townsend
Waterloo
Mery
1Ingis Central
Widith Berger
Cedar Falls
Townsend
Waterloo Railroad
Mnes
Wads Central
Dubuque
Edith Berger
Jacob Brger
Gorner
Main Street
Breckenridge
Minn
Ber- Rér
Boston
Seattle
Gilmore-Foster
Littleton Christmas Dispatches and Local Notices
A jumble of Littleton area notes reports on Christmas observances births and visits. Mentions of the Hults family birth a gravelly auction near Chas McGlaughlin and gatherings at local churches plus family trips to Cedar Falls Independence and Jesup.
Hides and Furs Market Report in Iowa Notice
Tin market for hides is strong with prices quoted. Green hides fetch 10440 per pound for No 3 and 146 per pound for No 2. Fur values firm with forecast for a favorable season. W R French of Waterloo Iowa offers top market values for all furs.
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W. R. French
Lafayetts Street
Weterloo
Iowa
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Claim
Odd ad text touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises free sample bottles and an information booklet, urges readers to mention the paper, and lists Binghamton NY as a contact and a 50 cent price.
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Jj Kilmer
Kilmer
Bright
Kiliser
Swami-Root
Dr. Kilmer Ore & Co
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Fairbank Notes and Holiday Events Amid Winter News
Fairbank echoes with visits from Hansen family Searls from Jesup and many locals in town for Christmas week Aggie Ryan and other travelers stop by Oelwein Hazleton Waterloo and Dunkerton names appear among long list of visitors piano purchase by Lehmkuhl opera house and local concerts The community prepares for a New Year dinner and upcoming dairy focus meeting with State Dairy Commissioner Wright anticipated attendance and discussion of farm interests
Dewar Notes Local Visit and Holiday Happenings
December items from Dewar describe Mrs C R Meyer and son visiting Baxter for a week of relatives, a baby girl born to John Wingert and wife, and numerous community updates. Reports include arrivals, travels, farming activity, proposed telephone line extension, and a future dance on January 2, 1906 with local residents attending.
Christmas Day Observed in Janesville Community
Christmas day was well observed in his place with business largely suspended and family gatherings plentiful. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Noah and two children of Nora Springs joined relatives at the Noah homestead in Janesville. Daugherty spends the holiday week with relatives at Epworth. Sydmey Shafer appears in a new official uniform as mall carrier. Lodges election of officers proceeds with Miss Penney and Miss Shell visiting Miss Calla Healy, a normal student en route home. Mrs. P. A. Bruford, aged 91, reflects on life and faith, noting her steady mental powers and daily duties.
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John Hults
John Ouias
Litterton
Emery Miller
Garaney Baldwin
Jesup
B. G. Cetshaw
Orley Esmoile
Cedar Falls
Olive Stevenson
Garber
Chas. McGlaughlin's
Emma DeMill
Jotn Minton
Sarah Hayes
Independence
John McWilliams
Triumph
Littleton
Guy Cutsball
Epworth Seminary
W. H. Hartson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ezra Johnson
Wataroo
Waterloo
Gilman Griswold
Oelwein
Will Conkey
Bob Conkey
Conkey
Sallie
J. D. Caldwell
Pioneer Presbyterian
Blackhawk
Buchanan
Misa Rena Alexand
Center School
Florence, Griswold
No. 4
Santa Claus
Nellie Watson
East Perry School
Tuitheran Churel
Iowa
Frank Robert
M. I
Grace McGlaughlin
Epworth Herald
Henry McGlaughlin
Arnold
Biafra
MBE
Fleming
F. B. Camp
Fairbank
F. G. Tabert
Juha Alexander's
Alzad
End Mra
Bantth
Entertainment Courag
M. B. Shurch
Oriole Concert Company
Grant Murlen
Familly
Elmer Greenlee
H. G. Fishend
Farmers Club
WL. Fennings
Howard Stein
H. R. Wright
County Association
Alonzo Howe
Adolph Schmitt
Frank Sharp
Wesk
FF. Pitkin
Ceder Falls
Bessie Tompkins
Geo. Shupard
Bart Clark
South Omaha
Neb
Fred
Janesville
Myron Rohrabacher
Dan Newell
Winslow
Minnie Smith
Clinton
Rev. J
M. H. Smith
Lou Bawngardner
Chicago
James Roop
Sexton
M. E. Church
Nela Hill
Osage
Will Meyers
Dee
A. W. Noah
Nora
Springs
Noah
Daugherty
Epworth
Sydmey Shafer
Harnest
Christmas News From Raymond IA and Surroundings
Christmas tidings from Raymond and nearby areas note a baby boy born to Saad eed and family on December 24. Local updates include illnesses, farm work, corn and oats business, and community events, with visits from relatives, Christmas celebrations at the MB church, and a bustling holiday social scene among residents and travelers.
Hogs and cattle markets open lower amid steady hog activity
The hog market opened 10 cents lower with mixed and butcher hogs near 4.95 to 5.15. Heavy and rough heavy hogs traded around 4.25 to 5.15 with some variances. Hog totals show 11,000 left over from yesterday. Cattle opened cents lower and slow to close. Sheep opened 10 cents slower and remained slow. Also an employment notice seeks drug sales reps for home counties in Independence, Iowa.
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Chicago
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Tee
Aggie Ryan
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C. J. Miller
Wednesay
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Dunkerton
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Butte
Montana
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Council Bluff
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Alta Vista
Frank Daniels
Irvin Richards
Viole Rommel
Waterl
Harry Graheart
Gon William
Marshalltown
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Bronson
Michigan
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Roscoe Agnew
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Art Kolle
P. H. Daily
Charles Webber
Staples
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Geo. Betts
Ausmst Ruber
Westgate
F. P. Leehey
Qelwein
Willia Kraft, Jr
Bremer
Dewar
C. R. Meyer and
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Lhey
Emil Webber
Leeperd
Charles Brittman
John Wingert
Maymond
D. S.heiple
Johi
Adams
el J. Scumltt
Preefort
Ollie Ackérmar
Rabbit Wriday
Theodora Meyer
C. R R. Meyer
Joe Meier
Beanington
Follett & Emert
Mr. Meier
Corn Belt Telephone Company
George Rigden
AL Fuchs
W. H. Meyers
A. A. Adams
J. L. Mau Ter
Witt Brown
Barclay
G.I. Barclay
Tomer Smith
Miss Engelking
Widdel
Jake Fuchs
I. Koester
Chas. Brown
Joe Holdiman
Wm. Leonard
Hdwards Creamery
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H. J. Schmitt
John L. Schimitt
Oklahoma City
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C. W. Pollek
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Hay
Passillian Owell
Aurore Ind
Miss Powell
Pe-ru-na
Lilien Powell
Bftoa Powell
Aurora
Ind
Peruns
Peron
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Hartman
Ferans
George Sauerbrei
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William Huck
Laporte City
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Olinger
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Charles Wellman
Jacob Schmidt
Jacob
Shady Grove
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Gilbertyile
Tom
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Nick Ternslas
Trierweller
Jubilee Creamery Company
the Reporter
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A. Burt
P. A. Marble
Linden
Flace
A. A
Catherine
M.B
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Yoledo
Arthur Brown
Audi Fedderson
Harola
Victor Phillips
Glenn Posner
Henry Posner
Lon Douglass
Beloit
Wisconsin
J. Hy. Douglass
J. W. Hobson
Hobson
Hull
Harold and
R.A. Corton
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G.A. Smith
F. A. Lewick
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J. I. Smith
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