Town and Township News From Jesup and Vicinity
Local items report busy farmers threshing oats and fall plowing. Amanda Byvank recovers from tonsil operation as Miss Nell Vanderwalker visits relatives. Will Schumacher leads trip to Tripoli for a 3 to 8 win. Several families travel to funerals in Chicago and Buck Creek church marks a distant resting place. Forest fires in Minnesota loom over Jesup as residents readfall notices and plan visits to Marshalltown and Independence fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Byvank
Henry Byvank
Amanda
John Burger
Westgate
Miss Clark
Wehling
Chicago
Hens Klemp
Will Wehling
Will Schumacher
Tripoli
R. S
Beare
Fred Hagenon
John Berger
Vanderwalker
Water Inn
Visitors and local notes from Mt Vernon area
Mrs Pearl Hogeland and daughter visited relatives in the vicinity last week. Henry Heidemann is in critical condition after a broken limb sa in a runaway led to amputation. Blanche Leversee works in Burch Bros. suit dept Waterloo. Ror Phelps returned to Charles City for his grandfather's funeral. Walter Peck visited Cedar Falls relatives. Vernonites attended the Janesville fair on Sept 10. Charley Dufford family visited Grandpa Kern. Franks Thompson attended a funeral in Shell Rock. No teacher yet in Glen Dale No 3. several small pupils cannot attend school in winter. Anna Repp is home again after working at Burr hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee
Kent
Hazleton
Readlyn
Gus Becker
Nell Vanderwalker
Dunkerton
Will Koch
Tripoli
Fred Richman
Waterloo
John Cornelious
Spring Brook
John Reckins
Louis Meyer
Anna Meyer
Independence
Wil Schumacher
Meg
Lobeck
Fanly
Rex
Alex
Jublica
Johr
Buck Creek
Adam
Pearl Hogeland
Titts
Bremer
Henry Heidemann
Blanche Leversee
Burch Bros
Ror Phelps
Charles City
Tuessey
Walter Peck
Cedar Fells
Vernonites
Janesville
Charley Dufford
Grandpa Kern
Franks Thompson
Shell Rock
Glendale No. 3
Anna Repp
Burr Hotel
Minnie Miller
Jesup
John Rohrig
A. G. Kampmeier
P. Hale
Vincent Sines
Davis
CO. H. Moeiling
Waverly
Mornolng
Herman
Moeiling
Thomas Sneiling
Ed. Franklin
Jungblut
B.C. Mueller
The
Shores Narm Remedy Co
Mary Wilharm
Ed. Ladage
Jacob Berg
Dex Moines
Walter
Dakota
A. Schuknecht
Martin
A. L. Bostwick
Harry
Ray Purrow
Mins Neapolis
John W. Moviley
Lulu Hunter
F. C. Schultz
L. Neiendorf
Herman Kubert
Br. Kern
H. Mochiing
Sumner
Mra
Charles Davten
Baker
Nichols
Iowa
State University
Iown City
Readlyn Hall
Reuben Skinners
Tod
Battaries
Richman
Badys
Claus
Fink
Shl
Mrs. Davis
Tripali
Vicinity
Charles Frankitt
Illinois
Bennington News Highlights From Sept 16 Socials
Bennington notes show Miss Minnie Miller returning from Jesup. Visitors include Mrs. John Rohrig and Mrs. S. P. Hale visiting kin in Vincent, plus Mrs. Davis at her grandson's. Local farming reports cover threshing nearing finish, plowing slow, and rain hoped for. Rev. H. Kumpf accepts a call to lead the German Lutheran church here.
Judge Lindsey promotes Uncle Remus memorial school plan
Judge Ben Lindsey, renowned for juvenile work, attends Waterloo Chautauqua to back a proposed memorial school for J Chandler Harris. The Juvenile State aims to train youths at risk into law abiding citizens with a governmentlike system, workshops, gymnasium, and standard curriculum across 426 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Waterloo
Chautauqua
Denver
J. Chandler Harris
Juvenile Protective Association
Georgia
Remus
Chandler Harris
Jacob Reese
John Temple Graves
John P. Jones
Local Notes From Triumph Area Passages
Upper Iown university visitors Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston traveled to Waterloo to visit daughter Mrs. A J Westby and family. Miss Mae Schmidt mourns aunt Mrs 5 8 Strowman. Mrs Sarah Stubbins of Britt dies in Glanville SD. funeral in Britt. The Columbia pool hall sold to C L Hichards. Bargain store stock sold to A F Markle. Meythaler Bros sell mare to Mr Fluck after county fair exhibit. Several visits and illnesses noted including Triumph school changes and a layoff at a local shop after an accident. Robert Proctor soon to work on cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Iown University
William Johnston
Waterloo
A. J. Westby
Mae Schmidt
Independence
Strowman
Sarah Stubbing
Britt
Glanville
South Dakota
Theo
Simday
Stubbins
Charles Wilking
Dan Glass
Strawberry Point
R. Strefmer
Axtures
A. F P. Markle
Brommenshenkel
Mainie Hults
Waterloo College of Commerce
Bryans
Robert Proctor
Town News Notes from Early Harvest Season in Triumph
Littleton and son return from Indiana visit. Miss Kittie Ford recovering after appendectomy in Waterloo. G W Minton and John Harter sold apples to Quincia at 50 to 60 cents per bushel. Mr Acuff hosted Mr Charles Yates of Heyworth. Littleton mill dam fish way work completed to meet law. Harter and Burraway visit Waterloo and saw labor day parade. Corn cribs and farm hope rise with milder weather. Ladies Aid meeting Sept 24 hosted by Mrs Dunlap. J P Wilson returns from Nashua. Herma and Jay Minton visit Indpendence with Mrs Edna Hitchings. Mrs Henry Woltick of Triumph visiting relatives in Calef. Mr Hughes and family visited friends near Oai.
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Indiana
Kittie Ford
Triumph
Waterloo
G. W. Minton
John Harter
Quincia
Acuff
Charles Yates
Heyworth
Gynch
Littleton Mill
Charles Burraway
J. P. Snell
Iadies' Aid Society
Dunlap
J. P. Wilson
Mora
Nashua
Misa Herma Minton
Brother Jay
Independence
Edna Hitchings
Henry Woltick
Tillie
Calea
Hughes
Oai
Coffee and Tea Still at Work A Ky
A Kentucky reader recalls drinking Postum as a cure for nervous trouble and sleeplessness after a doctor advised quitting coffee and tea. She reports three years of steady health and better sleep, crediting Postum and recommending it to others. The letter is presented by Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jady
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creex
Amd
Local notes mix farming talk and town life in Littleton
The column recalls area happenings, births, visits, and shifts in residents around Littleton. It mentions carpenters Proctor and Robinson, frost fears delaying plowing, a 65th birthday surprise for Mrs Sankey, a found pocket book worth eight dollars, visits by Waterloo residents, a magician's lecture at the M E church, season tickets via Miss Rena Alexander, moving plans for Will Benson, and Grover Pingree entering Epworth seminary. It closes with reflections on a political cartoon and hopes for Littleton mill improvements and fuller use of water power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sankey
Witz
Charles Mills
Marian
Waterloo
Corlls House
Livingston
Milla
Rena Alexander
Hugh MacGranahan
Mr. Pelley
Laporte
Will Benson
Hatn House
Hayes
Durin
Cedar Rapids
al. Tairin
Grover Pingree
Epworth
Epworth Seminary
Robert
Cherokee
Draytam Hayes
Mr. Kingsbury
Ransom County
N. D
Littleton Mill
Nashua Notes Mixed With Farm and Social News
Nashua broadcast covers plans for a visit to Lacelle Illinois to attend a 57th Illinois reunion, local racing results at Grundy Centre, an oversized melon weigh in from E Kimball of Republic, school leadership changes, funeral attendance, church dedication and festival plans, a forthcoming marriage, and a Congregational Sunday school orchestra debut led by Rev Linden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baumbach
Lamont
Ed. Baumbach
Gentziaff, Jr
Ionia
Goreman
J.D. Horton
Paoli
Ind
Neshua
Bernhardt Hudson Hopkins
Misa Isabel Morrison
Colorado Springs
Barney Hopkins
Florence
Colorado
Yuinden
Otho Laird
Gladys Seller
Irving Weeks
Trochbone
Linden
Sonn
Economy in the Kitchen and a $460000 will dispute
The notice promotes Our Pie Preparation as a value food and urges purchases from grocers. It also reports a legal battle over Ida Groves estate worth 460000, with widow named as beneficiary challenged by nieces and nephews in Ohio and California claiming improper execution of the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esch
Alexander McHugh
Ida Groves
District Court
Ohio
California
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Minnesota
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Bert Miller
Marshalltown
Earl Peak
Ed. Hersch
Polo
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In. V
Harry Miller
H. A. Houck
Herbert
Blunt
Chas, Liebert
Minneapolis
J. J. Laird
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Yes ‘Soto
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Secon
H. Kump
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George Funk
Henry Steege
Wapsié
George
Merry Steege
John Kiliy
Pan
Wnopsic
Paul
Iike
Miles
Adem Reinhard
P. Bredow
Kim Reinhard
Fayetts County
New Hampton
Good
Ait Reinhard
Herman Katzes
Jet Poock Farm
Tennington Boys
Dew
D. A. Weakien
Cresco
W. Ferry
Verna Carney
James Carney
Geo. Whitney
Union
P. Alahsolm
John A. McCracken
Fayette
Ben Lindsey
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Congress
Ilfe
Judge Lindsey
United States
Ben .B. Lindsey
Oe Littleton
Kentucky
F. I. Stevens
Lacelle
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Harlan Ralth
Kimball
New Mampton Fair
Bradford
John Wanamaker
Marengo
John Gilbert
Fister-Stevens Company
Ray
J. W. Bouldin
Logan Bouse
Kuapp
Devg
Dr. Bouldin
Aristos
Knipp & Roth
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Fowler CO. Wholesale Grocers
Phonis
Steeley
Blus
J. R. Jackson
Osteopathic
Anna Vaslast
Fall Rivar
Mass
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
Talking Machine Photo Supplies
W. HW. Jennish
E. Swank Coal & Wood
Sodwell
Bruner & Newton
E. 4Th St AF
Clarence Robertson
Entist
Rishe
Tremont Hotel
Ralston
H. W. Grout Lafayette Bidg
Real Estage Laws Farms A Specialty
W. E. Washburn
Fulllerion Place
Fullerton Place
Inka Hollister
Wangler Bros
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