Community notices and town life in Burt Iowa reports
Burt Iowa column covers funerals baptisms and visits with relatives as Joseph Cunningham burial near Burt and local residents Esther Hodgson Esther Whitney and Miss Mary Hefle are noted. It mentions new passenger service, local improvements at the depot and Albee property purchase, school staff appointments, and farm notices including a Mammoth Jack and breeding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Albee
Lowe. Wetzel
Eagle Grove
Monda
Cai Smith
Albert Meinzer
Fort
Saturn
Dodge
Gus
Manus
Manns
Henry Pen
Tue
Burt
Omaha
Thorington Ho
Ey, Stewart
Sherwood
Coffin Sy
Algona
Wade Hampton
Bowling Green
Kenny
Myr
Hampton
Tim
Ang
Boyden
Tawa
Laure Thompson
West Bend
W. D. Kearns
W. Brooks
M. L. Vinana
Nine Dollar Watch Ad and Local Notices
Crowded local column notes sale of a 16 size gold filled watch by the Waltham maker for nine dollars, plus routine entries on residents, church trips, farming notices, and upcoming political conventions in Algona and Titonka. Titanic disaster reference caps the page with broad national shock.
Hutchings and Dewel End Hatchet Feud
The piece notes Miss Tillie Wrickson visiting Mrs. P. G. Anderson near Britt. It recalls a republican convention in Emmetsburg dominated by veteran locals. Delegates to the state convention were chosen by five men, with the people sidelined in Palo Alto. George W. Clarke is seen as popular enough to win Iowa governor without cabinet aid. The idea remains that the people will rule in the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Welter
Wesley
Welter
Rose Melty
Renwick
Ste
Otaf Berquist
J. M. Cunningham
Volga City
Joe Cunningham
Chas
Ball
Hampton
Cedar Rapids
J. J. Cosgrave
Woden State Savings Bank
R. L. Lamorend
Oscar Kurta
Kurtz
Bro
Dewel
Teddy
Nebraska
Washington
la Follette
Mable Pratt
Mason City
Toe Cunningham
Shirley
Tig Towrz
W. F. Laidley
Bancroft
Tecorader
Canvays
Learhley
Burt Monitor
Monitor
Alavery Juttle
Courior
Hutchings
Tillie Wrickson
Britt
Palo Alto
Geo. W. Clarke
Kithen
Iowa
Clarke
Candidate for County Recorder Seeks Republican Primary Support
Mrs. W. F. F. Laidley announces her candidacy for County Recorder. The declaration states the run is contingent on Republican primaries in June and is respectfully submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FF. Laidley
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. B. Shipler
Titonka
Shipler
M. B. Moler
J. J
Budlong & Sons
J. J. Cosgrove
Woden
Whitcomb, Balk &Son
Harl Hansen
Herbert Caligis
Titonke Co-Operative Creamery
John ‘Buns
Harm Limberg
Lamoreux
C. B. Reynolds
Bryson
J. Z. Budlong
Prank
Shilts
Otto Falks
Algona Business
Duroe Jeraeyson
Pinder
A. L. Shiltz
McDermott
Dr. Weber
Anderson
Geo. Benner
Wells
L. D. Lamoreux
Abbe
Abben
German Township
Iowa Grain Ca
Waltham Watch Company
Awe
Weller Bros. Jewelers and Optometrists
Dan
A. Schram
Chicago
Margaret Hansen
Crystal Lake
Jas. C. Pike
Ramsey Township
Pike
Stella Mae Collar
Greene Ig Makluz
Salamanca
New York
P. Mueller
Manson
Mueller
Thitonka
Otto Calleis
Hot Springs
Ark
New Richmond
Wis
Till
Honno
Whittemore
NJ. Thompson
Oesterreicher
Bro. Dewel
Ibis Awfu T Betange
Hmmet County
Kenyon
Woods
Congress
Isaw
Young
Atlantic
Ocean
John Jacob Astor
United States
War Recorder
Dio
Yates
F. R. Amesbury
Goth
GANK
Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago Record- Herald
The
Hall
Will Hawkins
Titonka, Iowa
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