Local Happenings and Football News From Nearby College
The town notes a field agent moving to Fayette and reports a second football team loss to Decorah 22 to 0. Various locals attend conferences and meetings while Republican groups and faculty sway. A football loss to Wisconsin State University yields 64 to 106 with a tired team at Madsen.
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Parkin
U. 1
Fayette
Decorah
Hns
Dopp
Wisconsin State University
Madsan
Cornell
Normal School
Lenox
Damp Weather Keeps Churches Quiet Across City
Sunday evening services were largely canceled or sparsely attended as rain and threatening conditions deterred worshippers. Various churches reported low turnout, with ministers noting poor weather dampening spirits and plans to resume gatherings next week.
Real estate bargains in Sumner Iowa listings
S T Todd and Co offer 160 acre and smaller tracts near Sumner with houses, barns, wells, windmills, and fruit trees. Listings include 320 acre farms one mile from town and 9 to 320 acre parcels in Bremer and surrounding townships with detailed features, prices, and 6 percent terms. Enquire at the office over Bank of Sumner.
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Long, Hagemann, & Farwell
Bank of Sumner
Sumner
Iowa
Waverly
Iremont
Bremer Co
T. Todd & Co
Grant
Traverse
Norman
Clay
Pipestone
Mentor resident updates and local travels
Mentor residents note sister of Pay visiting, may move to Colorado. Large turnout from here at Sumner Republican rally with strong speaking. Grawe of the Waverly Independent visited the Mentor post office. Mrs. John Smith of Sumner remains seriously ill, with mother Mrs. Stevenson and sister Mrs. Axrause staying nearby. A. E. Farnum moved grain and goods to Sumner for transport to Poplar Minnesota, planning to relocate within a week or two.
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Sumner
Grawe
Waverly
Mentor
Bremer County
John Smith
A. L. Stevenson
W. G. Axrause
A.E. Farnum
Poplar
Minn
Tripoli speech and local business notes headline
Gov Shaw speaks at Tripoli Saturday afternoon October 27. The Sacks paid 8175 for lots bought from Todd. Ed VanDorn leaves for Waverly to work in Clark Bros. restaurant and gaming parlors. Sumner Planing Mill takes on a large order for cross beams for poles. Independent notes Dept. Auditor Preston bicycled at night and spilled beer. J H Schwabe campaigns for county recorder. Nov. 1 event at Cass Opera House features J D Denison. Rural mail delivery schemes spark policy reactions. Fire destroys Fred Rinehart store at Siegel, loss near 8000. Electric Bitters praised by a Philadelphia man healed after medical failure. Subscriptions ads promote Gazette and Inter Ocean combo. A disruptive heckler at the opera house provokes public censure. Bremer county visitors from Leroy township recount hospitable Scottish heritage and 320 acre Brodie farm. Western freight derailment near Mike McCoy farm injures crew but carriers intact.
Round Oak Stove Promises Quality Through 25 Years
Reckwith's Round Oak stove is praised for long standing quality and leadership in the market. The ad asserts it is made to be an honor and costs no more than competitors' claims of similar quality. It invites customers to compare at the store.
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Chapel
Beckwith
Reckwith
Local Notes and Visits From Fairbank Area
Mrs Lucy Shippy is quite sick and Mrs Henry Schmelke of Fairbank visited at Mrs undle's. W W Triplett went to Chicago Monday. Hazel Rundle visits Grandma Worden this week. Augie Wilharm from Tripoli visited Mrs Gus Peck Tuesday. Sherm Wolgamot and wife spent Monday near Fairbank with relatives. Sophia Bahe of Oelwein visited friends nearby. Garfield Lockwood closed his fall term of school in Dewey district. Kate Cannon returned from St Paul after visiting sister. Mr Lowe will drill a well for Everett Bros near Fairbank this week. Mary Garvey sewed for Mrs Ida Wolgamot in Fairbank. Farrand Bros.
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Lucy Shippy
Triplett
Chicago
Augie Wilharm
Tripoli
Gus. Peck
Henry Schmelke
Fairbank
Undle
Sherm. Wolgamot
Sophia Bahe
Oelwein
Garfield Lockwood
Dewey
Kate Cannon
St. Paul
Mr. Lowe
Everett Bros
Mary Garvey
Ida Wolgamot
Tay
Rocky Mountain
Farrand Bros
Local notes from West Union area include visits and illnesses
J P Smith of West Union and Henry Nagerman of Waterloo are in town visiting. Mrs Fox hosts daughter Mrs Wagner while Stella Latimer returns from the U S A. Infant of Mr and Mrs Charley Bartz buried. John Baumgartner rents Sylvester farm. Several locals travel, marry, or fall ill and a scaffold accident injures Fred Koelling. Pastor Beveridge noted at M E Church.
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J.P. Smith
West Union
Fox
Wagener
Henry Nagerman
Waterloo
Will McSweeney
St. Paul
Stella Latimer
Charley Bartz
John Baumgartner
S. A. Sylvester
Railroad builds two new cinder sidewalks in town
The railroad company reports completion of two unique cinder sidewalks on Division and Carpenter Streets in the established high style. Authorities are urged to punish deliberate damage to protect crossings and encourage further sidewalk work. Annie B Springer of Philadelphia lauds Dr King's New Discovery for a years long hacking cough cured after failed prior remedies. It claims to ease chest and lung troubles. price 50 cents to $1 with a free trial bottle at M Robish & Co.'s drug store.
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Dr. King
New Life
M. Robish and Co
Division Street
Carpenter Street
Annie B. Springer
Philadelphia
M. Robish & Co
Boschee's German Syrup Endorsed Worldwide for Lung Troubles
A column extols Boschee's German Syrup as the universal remedy for severe coughs and lung threats. It promises tissue healing, reduced inflammation, easier ex pectoration, and restful sleep, recommending a single bottle sold by M. Robish & Co.
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Boschee
M. Robish & Co
Notices on travel rates and business listings in midwest railads
Inquiries may be directed to C G W Act or F H Lord at 113 Adams St Chicago. Tickets offered to nearly all US points via Chicago Great Western on first and third Tuesdays from October to December at homeseekers rate with refunds within 21 days of sale. Also business listings include blacksmiths doctors dressmakers and manufacturering firms across Iowa Minnesota Missouri and beyond with guidance from W J Reed on line to serve your requirements.
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F. H. Lord
Adams St
Chicago
United States
Chicago-Great Western Re
F. OT. Lard
G. Pos
A. W. Adamisst
Clo. W. Bs
Tinos
Towa
Minnesota
Missourh
Cvass
Prowine
J. Reed
Moveable Pullman Tourists to California From St Paul
Dicett Building St Paul offers personally conducted tours to California in new Pullman Tourist Sleepers. Depart Sumner at 1 25 each Monday via Chicago Great Western to Kansas City and Santa Fe Route to Los Angeles arriving Friday morning. Presenters are seasoned officials accompanying the train. Priced for a double berth was about one nal.
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Chicago
Improved Through Service to San Antonio via Santa Fe Route
Daily Pullman sleepers and free reclining chair cars run with no change via Fort Worth Milne and Austin. Train departs Kansas City at 1 PM daily with first class Pullman sleeping car from 10 PM on Santa Fe Route. Free chair car also on same train. Booking through BF LL Patainr PLA.
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Pullinattr
Pr. Worth
Milne
Austin
Kansas City
Sant Fe
San Antonio
Slilano
Pullman
Visa Santa Fe
BF LL. Patainr
PLA
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Patterson
W. Darnell
Reimler & Granneman
Big “L
South Enterance
H. M. Karsten
Ofice
Conrad Haag
Braywine
Wiel Granger
Henry Churchill
Prop
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Geo J. Haffner
Sumner Meat
Fred H. Frank & Sons
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
Wis
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James A
Low A
Vida Stone
Clara Gillett
Dr. Benton
Twentieth Century Commission
Wildman
Cedar Malls
Benton
Prof
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Clinton
Fleming
J. W. Bissell
Charles City
Cole
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Parisees
Emporiom
Paul H. Shader
Eva Garland
Ays
Wes We Mes
Henry Garland
Wisconsin
M. TF. Church
Frank Thull
Cass Opera House
Martha Piaum
New Hampton
Anna Triplett
Swaledale
Richard
Ohio
M. BE
Ladies? Aid Society
Epworth League
John Graf
I. W. Dickman
Daniels
Joan Winter
Harley Wescott
Pres. L. S. Cass
Rapid Transit Co
Opera House
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Big Ten
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S.T. Todd & CO
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Price
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Add
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South Dakota
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Owa
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Marshalltown
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Sumner Planing
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Preston
J. H. Schwabe
County Recorder
Whittle
J. D. Denison
Clarion
Horton
Plainfield
Washington
Fred Rinehart
Siegel
Mr. R
John Oliver
Gazette
Inter Ocean
Iowa Capital
Opera Louse
O'Connell
Chas. Brodie
Leroy Township
Old Scotland
Brodie
D*alton
Ray Itamilton
Los Angeles
Cali
Great Western
At & P.m
Mike McCoy
A. M. Potter
C. I. Miller
John Mooney
Chas. Hastings
Jas. Anderson
Will Scully
PLC
Swinstrom
Flinkler
Hazel Rundle
Grandma Worden
Wiestgate
Theo. Rhuberg
Osage
Theo. Perry
Warthoma
Hope Lutheran Church
John Mullican
Bert Dickman
Rowley
Eddie Tegtmeier
John Warnke
Banks Township
Emma Warnke
Elmer Downing
C. B. Gowan
Grandpa
Grandma Latimer
Ton. Wilcox
H. Broscha
Evangelical Church
Fred Koelling
Beveridge
M. E. Church
Chancy Carpenter
TDA
Nelson McCook
Cashion
Citizens State Bank
Sumner, Iowa
the State of Dre
C. Carpenter
E. S. Fonda
Wowl, Theyer
Joh. Wehrmacher
St. D. McCenis
F. W. Schwake
Bayes
Dicett Bldg
St. Paul, Minn
California
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Clemens
Adkreess
EL L. Paltier
P. A
the Atchison
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