Neighborhood Gossip From Maple Hill and Surrounding Areas
Maple Hill notes cover Friday visits by Geo Felicy and wife with Mrs John Dufty, De Laval separator purchase by D Mast from J Cranholm, Hess school spelling contest a success, and Atwood Mast taking gorn and stock judging in Ames. Local sales, visitors, and community events include Hummell sale turnout, Miss Mabel Cratty and Edna Cratty at Ringsted, Safholm price reductions, and Ladies Union plans.
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Maple Hill
Geo
Felicy
Halfa
John Dufty
D. Mast
de Laval
J. Cranholm
Hess School
A. W. Atwood
Chas. Mast
Amea
Gorn
Mel
Albert Lerdall
McFarland
Geo. Shiflett
Dorothe
Brood
Grover
A. Safholm
Ladies Union
Nellie Barfootly
Bancroft
Felky of
Armstrong
Duffy
Grandpa Atwood
Atwood
A. W. Fa
Local Notes On Residents And School Contests
Estherville collectors Patterson & Patterson successful. Dowdee siblings enjoyed Saturday rugby and Sunday at Broad home. Higinbothams and Glen Lawrence's guests in Halfa. Mrs. Fuller at H. B. Coit’s. Razel Chapman listed sick. Stearns staying with John Higinbotham for schooling. Palmeter family stored goods, returned to Clear Lake. Clare Lella Fuller and Evelyn Metzger at Rect home. Mrs. Whiting accompanied them home. Center township spelling contest qualifiers for county event named. Grace Richards, Fae Curwight, Cutfayd Brood in Clays No 1. Nellie Brood, Auwna Duller, Ida Gilbertson in Clays No 2. Alice Irwin home from Matherville. Mrs. Musgen sick. Patterson & Patterson of Matherville deny Stitzer. Omaha residents report thirty-five pounds in two mats. Hal ny praised by Tus Hollies. Rocky Moon blessing noted for sickly Sonia, Finnie & Andersoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Bert Dowdee
Higinbotham
Glen Lawrence’s
Halfa
Mrs. Fuller
H. B. Coit
Razel Chapman
Dnez Stearns
John Higinbotham
Palmeter
Clear Lake
Clare
Lella Fuller
Evelyn Metzger
Community Notes and Local News Briefs
Sickness and visits mark the week with Presbyterians meeting next Sunday at the schoolhouse. Several residents recover from illness as Rev Stretch and Mrs Stetch prepare for meetings. ICE harvest begins with local firms and workers contracted to remove it. I O G T lodge plans a play Broken Fetters, and negotiations grow about hotel rental by Ostheimer. Local sales, farm items, and familiar names appear amid routine notices and school sessions.
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F. Weaver
Hardin County
Tubbs
Chas
Duke
Spirit Lake
Roy Simmons
Waterloo
Broderick Va C. Rot. & PL
Stretch
Sutton
M. EF
Rev. Sutton
Huntington
Slingerland and Ostheimers
S. K. Weaver
FE. J. Olson
C. Hewett
Don
Judd Zerfess
I. O. G.T. Lodge
M. G. Ostheimer
B. A. Bringle
Johnson
A. Hoff
Estherville
J. H. Kernan
Mae Merriotta
George Kelling
Fromioldfield
Halfa Items and Community Notes From Armstrong
Prisbie and wife attended the Woodmen insigniation at Armstrong last Friday evening. The Creamery company bought 25 tons of ice for next summer. O G Berkgordan and Mathews and Duncan each sent a carload of shelled corn from Sioux City last week. Mrs O S Hemsted, long ill at home three miles east of here, died Sunday morning leaving a husband and two children and others to mourn. Miss Idau Records, a teacher in Armstrong school, was Sunday visitor at the H Moore home. J C Hotchkiss has been confined to the house with rheumatism, but is reported better. Mr and Mrs Charles Higginbotham of Grover visited Sunday at the G J Lawrence home, Mr and Mrs O G Backgordan were at the Henaosingsen home last Sunday.
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Wallingford
Woodman
Emmet Moore
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Syen Ing
Lang
Rose West
Dhesy Naking
Superior
Jamea Refeell
Sam Gunderson
Graubtinger von
Jobn Hydecker
M. Godard
Eder
Verril
Ed Akre
Vluso Ehave
Tov
Eric Sando
Sprinosters
Ole Anderson
Carl Sevatson
Henry Schubbe
J. P. Kennedy
DeKalb
Laura Montgomery
Eatherville
Estherville Lumber Co
John and
Louis Heidecker
N. J. Bloomquist
Mesdames Barlow and
Sevatson
Mar.Chas. Thames
Hash
Mary Wert
Albert
Irwin
F. W. Maniacs
Cedar Rapids
Business College
P.C. Irwin
Estherville
Albert Irwin
Prisbie
Armstrong
Creamery Company
O.G. Berkgordan
Mathews
Duncan
Sioux City
O. S. Hemsted
Here
Idau
Armostrong
H. Moore
Armatrong
J.C. Hotchkiss
Charles Higginbotham
Grover
Rocky Mountain Tes Sale Print by Vindicator and Republican
Fragmentary text suggests a local notice about printing a sale in The Vindicator and Republican offices. Mentions William and Anderson and refunds or bills context unclear. The readable portion hints at a print shop or office handling notices or sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
William & Anderson
Keep a Level Head Henry Wallace Preaches Conservatism
Henry Wallace urges readers to stay level headed amid price swings and speculation. He argues that markets ebb and flow with political policy, advising prudent buying for breeding cattle, avoiding get rich quick schemes, and recognizing that farmers sustain the economy even through downturns while keeping confidence in business. Heares that the current downturn will pass and the farmer remains central to national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Hour
Laws
United States
Helliater Rocky Mountain Teg Claim and Return Offer
An advertisement fragment promotes Helliater Rocky Mountain Teg as a remedy for indigestion constipation headache backache and kidney trouble. It claims money back if not well and mentions a tablet form with suppliers Widams and Andereon. The copy is incomplete and garbled but shows a consumer health ad from a historic paper.
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Helliater
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Sabella Fox
Petticoat Sale
Patterson & Patterson of
Esthervilla
Shreeve
Cleveland
Iowa
Herbert Duncan
Clayton Taylor
Walter Shaw
Beory Taylor
Raleigh
Frank Maniece
Thureday
Coder Rapida
Cebec
E. Rice
Hie
Corwin Taylor
Nashville, Tenn
Patterson& Patterson of
Hatherville
Jack Creek Township
RE. H. Hanson
Waldick School
Mutual Benefit
Bosold
Isham & McCall
Matherville
Denise Stitzer
Omaha
Rocky
Sickly
Sonia
Finnie
Andersoy
H. W. Wooda
Public Square
Buy Hogs and Gattle
Asl
Herbert Nichols
Douglaga Elevator Co
G. Willey
W.W. A. Staggs
Coon Block
Northern Lumber Co
L. J. Bennett
Ag Meny Wen
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