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Newspaper
Spencer News
Location
Spencer, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
4
Editor and Pro, Proprietor listed for The Spencer Mews in Srey County with Lasgow branding and ownership notes.
The piece argues the Cuba situation showed the government’s limits and supports continuing a handover toward self government. It praises the Kenyon Young senatorial campaign for its clean conduct, notes Young’s magnanimity, and expresses acceptance of Kenyon’s election.
A reflective piece on the recent primary as history and prophecy. It notes an unrecorded nominee’s death before returns, rumors about a Sioux City candidate, and warns that many prophecies will not come true. Defeated candidates are urged to face loss bravely with kindness and resolve.
The passage argues against Roosevelt seeking a third term, warning that charisma and power can sway citizens. It compares to Napoleon and Latin American rulers, warning against sacrificing collective well being for personal ambitions.
In a fragmented report a group named Wolvants GHUD is mentioned with attendees and a gathering at a lakeside location. Mrs Fob Tirthiven of Thuthsen was seen at Spencer yesterday. She brought a litter of fine Sette Collie dogs to Mrs LG Buyin who has only a couple left.
The message states Bishop Morrison of Daversport will attend a class event in Speiernese on Sunday afternoon. It notes the schedule as late in the day with involvement from Staphene Chinen and the venue St. SL.
Tomorrow Kensington welcomes Mrs. C Torrence of Oskaloosa and Mrs. A Lavell of Minneapolis, sister of Mrs. Glaser, as they travel with Glover. The gathering includes Mes dh 0 and a Kensingeton Lomerrow in toe.
Carl Hubanks Master Carl celebrated his fifth Whee City last Saturday with family and neighbors. His mother helped make the day memorable by inviting people to share in the tune and tale, contributing to the joyful occasion.
The annual Martin family reunion gathered Saturday at the G. B. Martin farm in Clay township, tracing descendants of Win and Mary Martin who left Wisconsin from Scotland with ten children. About seventy members attended with many neighbors helping provide entertainment and a large dinner, reflecting rural hospitality.
Lake Center residents invite families to a picnic at Tuneith half a mile south and a mile west of the Lake Center setout house via Mr Payton's route. The forenoon program starts around eight with speeches by Herliueku, followed by an afternoon of sports and amusements for all ages including races, tug of war, goose pull, ball game and a slow horse event. Bring dinner and enjoy a day of sport.
A proposed resolution to adopt a necessity to build a sewer line across Spencer Iowa streets begins at the center near Bender Avenue and extends west along East First Street about 420 feet to the main sewer line. The sewer will be 2 inch glazed vitrified pipe with cementing, manholes, outlets, and connections. costs assessed against adjacent property under the law. The City Council will consider the measure at a meeting in Spencer with all property owners invited to object by a stated date. Dated Spencer Iowa May 16. City Clerk.
City of Spencer Iowa proposes to adopt a resolution declaring necessity to construct a sewer on Main Third Ward Street in Spencer. It outlines sewer line construction, connections, and assessment of costs against adjacent property, with a public hearing and obligation for property owners to appear and object if any. The notice is dated June 7, 1918, at Spencer Iowa, City Clerk RT Tanger.
Sunny Rock schoolhouse gathering well attended as Ne propyriony was rendered. John Miehhorn plans furwork upgrades at his property. Neighbors and friends visited the Thomas Petersen line. Mr and Mrs J Schmidt visited in Everly Sunday. The dines at Erieksens was fairly lively.
Miss Maurine Vachler of Spencer spent the week with Miss virndenmuek. A rare crawl attended the grade ALi Tie exercises. Last Saturday the graduating fret Summit and Liai teachers met in Spencer and had Chety photos taken. Nids. ries is improving with a new fence.
Messrs A dorelan A Scehaynberg and W denser Mick their families visited the Harry Ott home last Sunday. Mr and Mrs T Ott visited his father in Dr Manels hospital at Tart Teylash Siundas, slowly recovering from surgery. Mereind Mrs C Lizamars visited with Mr and Mrs fh Kubbleseat last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carldenser spent last Sunday at the Schambers p home in Beverly.
Summit Center residents report Miss Grive Litty visiting Miss Gertrude Chaney of Spencer Massachusetts. Jesse Russell and children spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs Mr Lianek. Miss fRell Shatty plans a brief visit with sister Mrs Lowe of Mostorin. Mr Shatty remains ill but shows slow improvement. Neighbors chat at the county farm yesterday afternoon.
A local North Summit report notes farmers continuing a second corn harvest. A large crowd attended last Sunday's graduation exercises with Rev. Spencer delivering an excellent address. Children’s Day services were well received, and Sunday School plans a picnic next Wednesday at Tischers Grove. Minnie Heikens left for Cedar Malls for summer school.
Rossie social round up with visits and travel plans. Fisk travels to Minnesota on business Tuesday through Friday. Mrs. Chas Copp visiting relatives in Wes Moines. Weisbrod family at Jakes Friday. Ora Cobb shows improvement. Otto Johnsons warned to Sioux Rapids Thursday. Mrs. Johnson improving, expected home in a week. W. M. S. met with Mrs. Weisbrod Thursday. Goarpro Sugytty and Claudine Lage Dorn wed at Royal Wednesday with a reception at the groom’s mother’s home. Will and Elmer Johnson surprised at a Wednesday party. Mrs. Joy Maller returns from St. Louis Friday. Mrs. L. S. Miller and Pearl of Master son visiting at CO. C. Miller home. Mrs. H. L. Bone and Mrs. O. citith of Royal visit Rossie Saturday. Friday friends surprise Elizabeth Namuar for her birthday.
Langdon Earl Prossem traveled to Rock Rapids with his brother Parey for a Sunday visit. The piece notes local activity including rheumatism confinement of Mrs. L. Runion, Agnes Trossent’s trip to Le Boyden, and crop damage from gophers. It mentions replanting fields, Bussiero departing for Michigan, Cy in rail franchise talk, Rhodes as new agent, and Jno Tlooking shipping stock to Chicago.
Garfield Center TI Jones of Marathon visited Tuesday. Mrs H Woodford returned from a week with relatives in Des Moines.
Dr A E Gates of Ayrshire acted as Garflakl caller Friday. Mr Pulford and family of Marathon visited the Lawson home Sunday. Mrs Kinny and Mrs Henry Sails of Spencer were in Garfiakl Friday. G Lawson and wife left Wednesday for Colfax for Mrs IueXpued to seek sedate rheumatism treatment. Canigld school closed IMyiay. A township picnic was held on school grounds with dinner in the basement. about 235 attended. Several Garruidites at the White at Gillet Grove Saturday. Lindsay Essex sprained his ankle badly while playing ball. There was a party at the BE Shy vert home Friday.
The item lists local residents in Milford visiting relatives and attending events. Mrs John Stower visits from town while John Sten attended the Iowa Hawks Convention at Cedar Rapids last Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Get Anderson of Spencer visits with her son Oscar and family. John Whiteford travels to Spirit Lake for school work as Jazel Merivan recovers from rheumatism. B Riley shows off a new car. The city mayor is noted riding in a new auto. Mr and Mrs K Lowe return to Mason City after a week’s visit with friends and relatives here.
Gladys Wick assigns Mrs D Z Davies with household duties. Ruth Evans and Etta James visit Petersons on Tuesday. Laura Thomas on sick list. Roger Myans returns from Sac City to spend vacation. Mrs Ed Evans hosts Merriah Laces society Wednesday. Johnson family visit James home Sunday. Joe Evans and others travel to Spencer Thursday. Rev W Jones and daughter Margaret visit friends. James spends Wednesday afternoon with Ellen Thomas. Archie Thomas and Bert Johnson visit Sioux Rapids on Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Jenson visited pupils Mona and Elar ald Bailey sidelined by illness. Mrs Wihlstrom saw her daughter Mrs Simon Hagedorn. Miss Nina Bailey left for Hopkins Missouri to visit grandma Nicholson. Clay Township picnic at James's drew large crowd with a program. Peterson Township commencement at Willow Creek church drew many. Rev. Bond gave addresses. Martin reunion planned at Martin's on Saturday June CG. Rankin returned from Des Moines after visiting relatives. For sale old Abrono riding or driving horse. A Nelson-Collingwood Naval anecdote highlights unity against common foe and urges Christians to unite.
The News offers sample candidate cards and price quotes and invites readers to let the News handle printing.
E M Glasgow Minnesota lands offered with 83 804 acres partly improved in busy farming counties Le Sueur Lake Crystal and Pemberton areas. Properties feature plowed land good buildings groves orchards and fences with prices around 5 to 6 dollars per acre and favorable cash and terms. H T McLane manager News Office Spencer Iowa.
Chris Mortensen and Mortimer Schnorr leased the Cosy Case from G EB Yeager and took charge yesterday morning. They pledge to maintain the price set previously. A lost pair of ladies patent weather oxford shoes was reported to the News office with a reward offered. Package found and inquiries should be made at Olympia Ogudy Kitchen. Left Saturday.
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