Community Wedding and School Benefit Event Details
Fifteen hundred guests attended a wedding at the Gippaper residence parlor with the bride in white satin and roses. The groom was Ernest Gerelding. guests included Miss El nkuk and other local residents. A Turner School Christmas program followed featuring a full cast, with charity baskets and a Santa visit.
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Svan
Munkuk
Grashi
Elnkuk
Gerelding
Annu Atta
Ray
Haken
Gerling’ Tote
Gipaper
Titonka
Woden
A.logeymeon
Parkersburg
Iowa
Agipte
Buftato Lo Gast
Tople
Christmar Ge Entertainment
Reading note from fifth period classroom shows visitors and party plans
Second grade notes record welcome callers Jonn Buggs and Mrs Cua Hhom visiting. Student groups mention a birthday party for Viola Pondar, with Marjory Foster and Harold Breen among those listed.
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Jonn Buggs
Cua Hhom
Ing Téte
Viola Pondarous
Marjory
Foster
Alte
Harold
Breen Eh Puesta
Pet Wensovedi
Oyster Supper and Parcel Post Sale at M B Charm
The Ladies Aid announces an Oyster Supper and Parcel Post sale at the M B Charm next Wednesday evening December 14. All readers are invited and the Parcel Post sale will follow the oyster supper.
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Ladies Aid
M. B. Charn
Local Items and Social Notes From Town
Local items detail visits by John Krol and wife, J F McPadden of Standard Oil in Titania, Chas Ball with pneumonia in Monroy, and Hedrick Geisking wedding guests. Mentions of M O Emmons in Titonie, a Bank meeting, Mayor Gosgrove, and August Meier correspondence. Includes reflections on Senator Allen and local politics around Pocahontas and Bancroft.
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John Krol
Woden
J. F. McPadden
Standard Oil
Titania
Chas. Ball
Monroy
Wis
Net
Jolie Krall
Hiva
Adaline
Higois
Eloule
Dor
Bareien Tellier
Ln Wauk
Otis
Jelderks Bros
Helo Bockelman
Gosgrove
M. C. Loson
Tas ‘Richards
Hudson
Bidora
Cosgrove
August Meier
Easton
Maryland
Litchfield
Mian
Ang Han
FR. F. Thompson
Ringsted
Farmers’Institute
G. J. Hansen
F. M. Barelet
Westphal
Bancroft
Fis
Ford Saturday Ateranee
Allen
We Farmers
Weslel
Pocahontas
Jancy Nelson
Cunily
Tiwinie
Blythe
Sexton
Cownle
Cownie
Faye Cout
Yaya
Sae
Beata
T . Barman
Pacahontas
Hou
Joe
Jacksonville
Morida
Fae Ie
Cuba
Sriter
Joy Allen
Rovernor
Notice to settle accounts by January first
Notice from Albert Meyer stating that after selling his hardware business all debts must be paid in full by January 1, 1919, with every account settled by that date.
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Ubdl Avttla
Pasl
Albert Meyer
Ford Car for Sale Trade Offer
A Ford car is offered for sale with a note it can be traded for cattle. Signed by Chas Stewart.
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Chas, Stewart
Girl Bound and Gagged A 15YearOld at Ames
A 15 year old girl Ruth Stumbo was found bound and gagged in a shed after her parents left for a funeral. She described an older man with a false beard and grey whiskers who entered the home, assaulted her, and fled. Neighbors saw a man on the road but no arrest made as officers investigate. The motive remains unclear and locals discuss possible tramp involvement near Ames.
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John Stumbo
Asauglt
Stumbo
Milwaukee Railroad
Thang
Trampa
Pave
Milwaukee Walkway
Ames
U. DM
Idaho Progress and Farm Cooperatives Push Growth in 1916
A Malheur era letter notes Idaho advancing with cheese factory plans in Meridian and new telephone lines. It highlights Meridan and Nampa cooperatives shipping hogs and crops, rising state land sales, farming profits, and early electric prospects, while recounting earthquakes, deer hunts, and local business optimism.
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Tanna
Idaho
Wolfe
Kung
Meridan
Frisco
Wisconsin
New York
Nampa
Farmers’, Society of Equity
Wauloly
Lugl Midnth
Vara. IL
Kuua
Nantpa
Hlis
Inis
Idua
Whitlemore
Boyles
Latsons
Britt
Armetrang
Hilla
Mars
Purson
Bari
Record hog feyding by Lloyd Groag at Plum Creek
A local farmer Lloyd Groag of Plum Creek fed a remarkable litter of Duroc pigs under six months old. The Plume Creek buyers reported an average of 208 pounds per pig, surpassing Ames county records.
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Lloyd Groag
Plum Creek
Groag
Wilrett
Thompson
Gross
Distressing Acts and Odd Notices From Across Cities
Reports include a man in Thornton attempting self harm while religious fervor is cited as cause. A Missouri infant records a record birth weight and size. A Hammond death follows a horse at the bedside. A New York court discusses a name change after business in China. London reports a nobleman seeking union membership at a munitions factory with wage details.
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OPN
Ban Pranelseo
Cal —Thomas
Thorn—ton
Lila
Waured
Phoriton
Clinton
Doelmar Gentry
Missouri
Hammond
Ind
Riley
Lane
Dobbins
New York
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Turner School
Wollow Basket-Sachd
Beneft
Arta
Turner Sehoo
Kousa
Mending Lee
Bulington
Theresa, Kloke
Ed Gaigler
Mildred ‘Turner
Hibeus
Ed- Biull
Thomas Govern
Lewis Arfield Blattiv
Chistman
A.ik
Thomas Govertt
Vegies
Bena
Edward Bilett
Leona Tarsar
Ruth Klenk i
Jane
Marie Bufing
Marie
Blanch Turner
Clarence Christensen
s.Bolatin Kale
Leong Turner
Edna Blatti
Theresa
Haale H
Tyan Klenk
Bradford Kiton
Maurice Hansen
Gett
Æela Buffington
Baward Bia
Stella Sparteler
Fan
Leaneler
Theresa Klee
Zolle
Elsle
Vo Lam
Bart
Minneapolis
John Stumps
Bob
Wuaon
Merlele
Tanabe
Lloyd Gross
Mai
Janoe Red-Hoge
Denton’s
W. J, Denton
Fritz Javers
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