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Advertisement notes baking powder at a special price of six cents per ounce, with twenty six ounces offered for twenty five cents, emphasizing the bargain and value for baking use.
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Newspaper
Spencer News
Location
Spencer, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1910
Page
6
Advertisement notes baking powder at a special price of six cents per ounce, with twenty six ounces offered for twenty five cents, emphasizing the bargain and value for baking use.
Polly Standish and Derrick Gordon, newly engaged, face delays and a wrecked stage on a mountain pass. Derrick transforms a pine clearing into a festive Christmas scene with a tree and a shared dinner, reconciling their quarrel. Ralph Ferguson later arrives with a sleigh to lift their spirits and mark the holiday.
Farm loans offered at the First National Bank with cheap rates. Local residents Herdi and Mrs. Orville Betty returned from Gillett Grove after several days away. Builders worked on the Miller place house in Section 35 as John Sarvold’s project progresses. Mrs. C. R. Belknap visited grandparents I. W. Gilmore and others. E. Belknap traded engines. the old one is defective. Dave Miller shelled corn for EB Endsley and for Harry Mitchell. Perry Morris Priday night hosted guests.
A roundup of local visits and travels with names including Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Jones, Carl Adams, J. Adams, M. Fell, Mrs. G. L. Cronk, Dr. Coleman, Robert L. Kempe, Leslie Jones, Dr. Gilles, Prof. Mangan and pupils, A. S. Young, Mrs. Peter W. Johnson, Frank Kettleson, H. Fisher, and Lulu Boehmke. Events span trips through Illinois Wisconsin and South Dakota, attendance at M E churches, lectures, a Spencer electric plant visit, school vacation plans, and stock shipments.
South Lake E M Glasgow editor of the Spencer News made new acquaintances and old friends. Miss Linda Christenson Ruthven High School teacher spent weekend north of town. Mr J Hanson Ruthven inspected his farm and gathered winter kindling. Various local residents visited, traded, and reported on crops, tiling, health, and a wedding between Viola DeGroff and Orie Olson. The couple will live on a Lake farm owned by the bride’s father.
Mrs Nina Steigh of Storm Lake arrives Monday morning for a brief visit at the old home lodging, staying a few days.
The report notes the home Cornell school will close Friday evening for a two weeks holiday vacation with scarce supplies described as similar to hen eggs this week.
The Cromwell Center Sabbath school plans a Christmas program with a cantata special music speaking and a gift laden tree for Sunday Show scholars. Exercises are set for Saturday evening. A large horse barn is under construction at the Evangelical church. Rev Beckman traveled to Britt to assist meetings.
East Waterford West Sum mit Jacob Ralf of Kossuth county had visited relatives in Clay county. R. S. Meyer family hosted visitors Monday. Alta Winterboer and Nellie Roybar spent Sunday with Rh. W. Meyer. W. Meyer youths along with Annie Suatwell visited E. B. Bleeker’s one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bite Roskens visited S. W. Meyer last Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Geo Riegering recently returned from a visit with friends in South Dakota. Mrs K Hagemeyer Carl Hagemeyer and Mrs John Roskins are visiting relatives in Nebraska. W S and E W Meyer were in Spencer on business last week. The Bleeker boys were hauling grain to Fostoria last week, Wm Natrass was a Fostoria visitor Saturday. The child of Jurgen Greenwold sick with infantile paralysis is improving. Peter Jensen, previously very sick, is rapidly improving.
The Friday December 16 event at Simingtons drew a well attended crowd. Local residents like Nels Olson Andrew Hansen Harry Good Ruthven visitors and Ruthven dancers shared meals and visits. The town notes include shelling corn at several homes and Spencer and Ruthven outings with a bustling social scene. The era’s modern farming is highlighted by Bert Gustin owning a two holed shelter and a corn elevator.
Residents report two new general stores and a hardware planned as Spencer Priday rebuilds after a fire that destroyed McQuinn and Reacers new store and damaged John Warnick and Carsons properties. Gas lighting caused rumors. explosion in back room led to rapid spread. Firefighters saved little, homes and stocks lost.
The fragment suggests an inquiry about real values and presentation style for an estate firm located with reference to the Spencer News, possibly dated the 16th, but the text is incomplete and unclear on specifics.
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