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Spencer News

Location

Spencer, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1909

Page

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Fine Farm Sale Tops Clay County Real Estate Deals

Dr. Peck sold the west half of section sixteen in Lone Tree township to Samuel Huffman of Paton Iowa for 100 dollars an acre. The two mile southwest of Everly tract is tiled well cultivated with fair buildings and represents the highest per acre Clay county price in a large tract. Huffman plans to move March first and farm grain and stock. The deal signals rising land values in Clay County.

Clay County Dr. Peck J. R. Harrison Peck Lone Tree Township Samuel Huffman Paton Iowa Everly Hultman

Under the Home Roof at Riverton Ferris Family Reunion

The J. S. Ferris home in Riverton hosts a large reunion with Mr and Mrs Ferris and daughter Ella joined by Walter W Ferris and wife from Syracuse New York Jesse L Ferris from cross Wisconsin Albert G Ferris and two children from Cherokee Iowa Mrs Nora Cooper and two children from Lansing Iowa Mrs Hattie Huffman and two children from Dubuque Iowa Mrs Gertrude Palmer and two children from Manchester Iowa Mrs John Lachner Spencer Iowa and Fred Ferris from Spencer Iowa The home sits busy and joyful as memories revive and a long past era comes alive with thousands of events recalled at the reunion.

J. S.ferris Riverton Ferris Ella Walter W. Ferris Syracuse N. Y Jesse L. Ferris Crosse Wis Albert G. Ferris Cherokee Iowa Nora Cooper Lansing Hattie Huffman Dubuque Gertrude Palmer Manchester John Lachner Spencer Fred Ferris

Crop Conditions Show Varied Oat Yields With High Quality

Reports indicate oats averaging about twenty five bushels per acre with weights up by twenty to thirty percent. Some fields yield fifteen to forty bushels per acre while quality remains excellent. A seventy two bushel load weighed ninety six on Spencer scales. Wheat survival from floods yields are strong with some pieces over thirty bushels per acre. Good wheat trades around 90 cents on Spencer market. Corn ripens rapidly with exceptional weather and strong outlook for this time of year.

Spencer

Wilcoxes Return From West Trip With Boise Visit

Mr and Mrs N T Wilcox road trip through the west ended with Seattle visits to Miss Carrie Fay and fellow Spencer residents. The couple praised the exposition and reported Boise Idaho prosperity among Spencer people including David Painter who sold part of his holdings for about 13000 profit. They also attended the National Encampment in Salt Lake City and met more Spencer associates.

N. T. Wilcox Seattle Carrie Fay Spencer Chicago Boise Idaho W. C. Annett Dick T Hubbard David Painter David N. T Ptatoes Salt Lake

Henry Shinn, Pioneer of Lincoln Township, Dies at 66

Henry Shinn of a farm near Council Grove Kansas died suddenly at home on August 9 at age 66 years, one month and twelve days. He moved to Lincoln Township in 1870, then relocated to Kansas two years ago. Funeral held August 12. He leaves wife and son Harry and several sisters in Iowa. Neighbors recall his integrity and pioneer spirit.

Henry Shinn Council Grove Kansas Lincoln Town Laura Walsh Arco Minn Daisy Rischer Louisville Kan Iowa Shinn Clay County

School Begins September 6 1910 Across Multiple Districts

The notice outlines where pupils from various grades and home areas should attend school starting Monday September 6. It details boundary lines for South North and East schools, with emphasis on first through sixth grades and river, street, and railway references. It warns beginners must enter in the first week or wait until 1910.

Little Sioux River Fifth Street Main St Center Street A. H. Avery

For Sale Rubber The Phaeton good as new data bargain

Early notice says a Phaeton rubber item is for sale in good condition with a stated bargain price. Seller identified as E. C. Cammerrer. The brief ad notes availability and inquiry details.

E. C. Cammerrer

Winter Wheat in Iowa Lets Sow by Sept Time

Iowa State College at Ames issues guidance on winter wheat in Iowa. Soils adapt well while climate is less limiting than believed. Recommend sowing by September 10 central Iowa and adjust timing by region. Use one and a half thirds per acre with drill at 2 to 3 inches depth. broadcasting possible after proper seedbed and harrowing. Only select medium to large plump seed. Turkey Red advised by Iowa Experiment Station. Cost about 10.72 per acre with typical yield of 25 bushels, net about 13.03 per acre after costs.

Iowa Iowa State College Ames

City Council Hikes Night Watch Pay and Names Cemetery Sexton

The city council met in regular session last Friday with Aldermen Boyer Moulton Knotch Greene and Glover present. The night watch salary rose from 25 to 30 dollars. The cemetery committee report was read and approved. Jr Boyer resigned as sexton to take effect once a successor is named. Mayor Wells appointed George Hubbard as sexton, approved by the council. Bills allowed include insurance drayage salaries for July and utilities for the electric light plant and printing costs.

Boyer Moulton Knotch Greene Glover Jr. Boyer Sexton Wells George Hubbard Sexton Buck & Wirkpatrick Suz A. W. Greene JO OW. Farris Drayage AO i. Boyer W. Gype Knox Walters Clay County News L. M. Baldwin

Plentywood Herald Reports New Montana Railroad Soon

The Plentywood Herald notes that J.J. Morgan, settled on a Montana claim, expects railroad work to start in ten days. Morgan is currently sixty miles from the line, and the prospect of a nearby railroad is welcome. The issue also covers local notices, theater acts by the Gays, and various regional remarks from Spencer and nearby towns.

Plentywood Herald J.J. Morgan Montana

Violin Instructor Seeks Students in Oberlin Conservatory

After a year at Oberlin Ohio Conservatory of Music Mabel Claypool offers violin instruction. Citizens are invited to call B 200 321 for details and enrollment information.

Oberlin, Ohio Conservatory of Music Citizens Phone Mabel Claypool

101 Ranch Wild West Show at Algona September 3

The 101 Ranch Wild West Show will be held at Algona Friday, September 3. Regular morning train to Algona leaves Spencer at 6.05 a.m. Arrives Algona at 1.4 a.m. via the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway. People from Spencer can return on the afternoon train leaving Algona at 4.30 p.m. 3d J. H. Hinton, Agent.

Algona Spencer Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul J. H. Hinton

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Fine Farm Sale Foley Geo. B. Bender Spencer Telephone Company Council Proceedings Spencer Loan & Abstract CO W. W. Cornwall F. H. Helsell J. C. Brown O. A. Hammand Charles Kirkpatrik Charles Fred Kirkpatrick Airdome James Gay W. P. Bowman Black Hills Hills Mr. Bowman Fostoria Ole Olson G. W. Anderson Anderson F. M. Hutchins Waukee, Iowa F. L. Hays Wolf Butte North Dakota Mrs. H Sevenson H. 5. Jones Abbie Gardner Sharp Spirit Lake J. Bowers Clare Horner Sioux City Clare Columbia Harvard Law School L. J. la Brant City of the Saints Pacific Lachman Hawarden Minneapolis Starr Hildreth Perry Justice McConnell Mrs. Gay 101 Ranch the Citizens Savings Bank Spencer, Iowa
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