Wedding of Miss Anna Rakow and Adolph Missal
The village celebrates the marriage of Miss Anna Rakow daughter of A H Rakow to Adolph Missal of Blighant township Trancovle county. Rev H Lack of Stitonke German Lutheran church officiated. The couple plans a two week honeymoon in the twin cities then return to the Falco homestead. A festival and conference events follow with sermons by Rev Doermann and Rev Schripmann and special collections for missions.
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Anna Rakow
He Rakow
Adolph
Blighant Stip
Trancovle
H. Lack
eTitonke German Liberad Ehurch Bing Ovens
Delong
Twin Cities
Fanekeeping
Falcow
Sis
Vielojty
Mtoe
Doermann
Pam
Roe
G Appel
Springfield
Mian
Frice
Synod
Glo Abida
Ladies Aid
J. Mittermater
Mapleton
Mion
B. Schripmann
Trewster
Buffalo Center and Woden fair announcements spread wide
Local notes report Buffalo Center fair dates September 15 16 and 17 with free admission for under twelve. Woden celebrations and prep for exhibits loom while Garner Burt and Des Moines visitors appear in town. Weather affects corn and oats in Missouri Illinois and Iowa as drought dampens harvest hopes.
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Win. Tiernay
Garner
Butta Center
Frank Colgan
Woden
R. Walter
Werley
Buffalo Center
Rosuth County
Esther Roikeamen
J. J . Division
Burt
W. HL. Gallagher
Big Buffalo Center
J. E. Lillie
Algona
Geo. Cogswell
Swaledala
Weat Wilt Gate Out on Weats Warburton ig now
The readable text notes a fragmentary item referencing Weats Warburton and a Sister named Jean with a purchase from E. Kopr. It mentions a swellesh pura and mentions West is pretthy Sharp and will ga, inviting not to walk tag Jang. The passage includes stray dates like 1908 and 1945 and a reference to a leap year.
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Weats Warburton
Jean
E. Kopr
Tag Jang
Weather and farming talk from a town resident
A neighborhood update discusses crop prospects in corn and oats with mixed signals about prices and conditions. The writer notes cooler weather, drought hints, and opinions on bank stability and employment amid a broader view of farming in Iowa and Kansas Missouri Nebraska and New Jersey job seekers.
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Dlinois
Kaneas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Bryan
New Jersey
North West Wesley Items Highlight Local Movements
H Missman left for Garner days ago. Mrs Neese heads to Webster City then the state fair. Annie Lolling stays with Mrs Peters. Peters and DeBoer travel to Des Moines for the fair. Rev O Rode preached in Kanab. Infant death mourned by Greenfield family near Woden. Chicken thieves active. Wisden installs barn arresters. Christine Hanson’s death noted. Tjarks and Welhousens visit Claus home. Ti O. Peters’s daughter ill with Ti.
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Byargbody
Christine Hanson
Annie Lolling
C. Peters
Wm. Welhousen
Claus
Ramsey Defeats German Valley In Rough Ball Game
Ramsey beat German Valley 4 to 2 last Sunday. Wild throws hurt German Valley while Cort Michialsen had a homer and two doubles for Ramsey. Umpire Clarence Lester officiated as the teams prepare for a rematch at German Valley’s ball park with a dance planned next Saturday.
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German Valley
Ramsey
Wheroore
Cort Michialsen
Boeckleman
Ash
Michaelsen
Jabhah Gipggrigh
Bancroft Visitors and Local News Roundup
Bancroft residents report visits from Miss Addie Yeager Miss Lillie Sundatrom and Miss Meymie Plunkett. John Schueiders and J N Sudmeier noted on local business and greetings. A newborn at the Delapphone home, and Dr Gulde reports a new daughter. Bancroft defeated Klemine at the Waden celebration. wrestling match results given.
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Addie Yeager
Butt
Rottman
Lillie Sundatrom
Elmore
Katherine Rueder
McLoaughlin
Exnat
Bellevue
Iowa
Miss Krammaer
Minneapolis
Dave Smith
M. ¥. Scbiltz
Dubuque
John Schueiders
Dyereville
Meymie Plunkett
Engle Grove
Borbwen
Ludwig
Milwaukee
Rycine
Wis
Frank Ringaloré
Titonka
Clarence Odell
Malle’ Wolthh
Mason City
J. N. Sudmeier
Dyeriville
Migs Kramer
Ledyard
Gulde
Wm. Delapphone
Nick Schultz
Mary
Catholic Order of Foresters
Theresa Holtzbauer
Algona
Ludwig Ani Landschulte
H. L. Iuman
Gladden
Mittie Ringsdorf
Patton
Walters
W. P. Nemmers
Clara
Mayme
Waterloo
A. J. Schemumel
Titonia
Tather Schomuiel
Tankon
Cassie
Misa Watermulder
Buffalo Center
B. S. Pane Ink
Bancroft
Fiah
Germania
Ash
Titanka
Misses Gena Amundson And Marie Anderson Enjoy Lake Outing
Tallius Kunz escorted the two Misses to Clear Lake for a Sunday excursion. Tallus faced a strenuous effort to keep lobsters down while at the lake but the outing proved enjoyable for all involved.
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Tallius Kunz
Gena( Amundson
Marie Anderson
Altho Tallus
A Comparison of Taft and Bryan in Presidential Race
The Globe-Democrat contrasts Taft and Bryan, praising Taft as proven and criticizing Bryan as untried and all promise. It notes Taft’s record and Bryan’s defeats, while listing imagined roles in foreign service and government as part of the partisan comparison.
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Louis Globe-Democrat
Wmr
Taft
Bryan
Aryya
Patt
Wleh
Olticar
Phillippines
Pagideasor
Cuba
Orgeniver
Panama
Bryan Yhaa
Oredib Marin
Readership Offer From The Des Moines Register and Leader
The Register and Leader offers new readers an unusual liberal price. Subscriptions run balance of year to Jan 1, 1900 for 32.00 daily and Sunday to Jan 1, 1900 for 3.00. The paper promises fair unbiased political coverage, reliable news service, markets, box scores, and Ding’s cartoons, delivered in Des Moines.
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Des Moines Register
Leader
Daily Register and Leader
Register and Leader
Aww
Ding’s
Towi
Audic Vibers
Register and Leader Co
Des Moines
Tawa
News of the World
Nation
Lowa
Stix
Daily Register and Leader Promotion from 1909
An advertisement touts the Daily Register and Leader as a premier Des Moines newspaper with nationwide news coverage and extensive corruption free reporting. It promotes a subscription offer of one dollar for daily issues starting January 1, 1909, with Sunday editions at a higher rate.
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Daily Register and Leader
Renewal notice for The Register and Leader Co.
Readers are urged to apply for renewals. Remittances to The Register and Leader Co. of Des Moines Iowa or to the newspaper publisher will forward the subscription.
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Register and Leader Co
Des Moines
Iowa
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