Rural Route Three Happenings Reported In Community
County News briefs detail local activity from Rural Route Three including cattle sale and delivery to Washington. Social visits note Mrs. Logue and daughter from Corydon with Mrs. Harry Rittenhouse and others as well as Mrs. Rickey’s Washington trip. Community events include Prairie Flower Missionary Society gathering at Mrs. Banks Mouser and Miss Ella Gordon visiting Simpson home.
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Bishop
Washington
Harry Rittenhouse
Logue
Corydon
Rickey
KE. N. Helwick
Harry Welch
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Banks Mouser
Ella Gordon
Simpson
Harwin Campbell
Shalla
Local residents visit in town and a school recital
April 14 reports Wes McCarty Ollie visiting friends. Mrs Ida Bidwell Wellman visits relatives. Mrs Dr James Fairfield visits Mrs Fred Emry. Robt Morris from Iowa City spends days with parents. Eugene Privzer Holdridge Neb Arrives to stay. Emeline Peterson pupils perform a recital at the Christian church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes McCarty
Ollie
Ida Bidwell
Wellman
Dr. James
Fairfield
Fred Emry
Robt
Morris
Iowa City
Eugene Privzer
Holdridge
Nebr
Emeline Peterson
Christian Church
Riverside traveler and local moves noted in town
April 14 full of local business and family updates. Lou Critz of Riverside visits for a day while Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bridger spend Sunday at the Keiser home in Keota. Walter Duke returns from Chicago with stock. Calls and visits include Nettie Newhart sewing in Ioha and Frank Daven spike’s newborn son April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Critz
Riverside
Co. Keiser
Keota
BE. Lemley
Brighton
Walter Duke
Chicago
Nettie Newhart
Ioha
Frank Davenspike
Earnest McClain
Ella Blackwood
Fannie Dayton
Richland Friends
Trigg
Ross
Ezra Mendenhall
Grinnell
Irvee Hadley
Arch Reed
Ottumwa
Reed
David Jones
Gilbert Jones
W. W. Jones
Ellen West
Omaha
Nebr
R. Hi. Payne
Frank Kurtz
Wayland
W. B. Holding
Bruce Fox
Clark Trafton
Judge Clement
Newton
Jane Hafferty
John Thompson
Lincoln
Bertha Hinshaw
Ollie
Local social visits update
Miss Ida Snider visited Arthur Durst for a few days. Roy Beck and Frank Smith, the barber, traveled to Iowa City on Wednesday. Miss Eva Stoner visited friends in Welman then returned Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and Mrs. A. G. Smith attended the Chaffee Rynearson wedding at Webster on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hart and child from Riverside came Wednesday to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Snider
Arthur Durst
Roy Beck
Frank Smith
Iowa City
Eva Stoner
Welman
Walter Brown
A. G. Smith
Webster
Wes Hart
Child
Riverside
Married couple tied the knot at home this Sabbath
Mrs. Sarah Hadley and Mr. Enoch McPherson were quietly married at Mrs. Hadley’s home by Rev. W S Kitch last Sabbath evening. The B s enjoyed a social at Rev and Mrs Was Kitch’s home last Thursday. Uncle Riley Cable is able to be out again.
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Claud
Sarah Hadley
Enoch McPherson
Hadley
Kitch
B.'s
Was. Kitch
Riley’ Cable
Local Notes From Riverside and Davenport Visit
April 15 report from the area notes J. N. Pickens returning from Davenport after presbytery meetings. J. E. Emmons will relocate to lead the local section. E. K. Annis and family visit Riverside with a new telephone line. Miss Jenny Lawson visits Dr. W. L. Alcorn. Chas. McCreedy ships a carload of hogs to Chicago Friday.
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J. N. Pickens
Davenport
J. E. Emmons
E. K. Annis
Riverside
Residents and visitors seen in Washington scene
April 15 reports show Mrs H B Hamilton visiting at the W J Hamilton home in Washington. R Stone from Chicago arrived to spend the day with his brother J M Stone. Mrs G Hulick and Rachel Thompson shopped in Washington. Maude Moreland returned for a brief Washington visit. EMc Porter came back from Columbus Junction to spend Sunday. G M Welch and J A Marsh were in Washington on business last night. Pearl White, of Washington, arrived last evening.
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H. B. Hamilton
W. J. Hamilton
Washington
R. Stone
Chicago
J. M. Stone
Pearl White
Russia
Eaton
Chauncey Eaton
Elizabeth Kalturin
Kara Bay
Arctic Ocean
Old England
Atlantic
New York
Chauncey
F. A. Mitchel
Martha
Grace Walker
Ainsworth
Dr. Hull
Nellie
Crawfordsville
Frank McKay
Rock Island
Sueppel
Pleasant Pain
Mary Pacha
Pleasant Plain
John Kling
J. Rothschild
Cattle disease prompts swift culling in Iowa towns
State Veterinarian Baughman tested cattle in Rockwell City after illness signs appeared in a herd of eighteen milk cows, finding five ailing. Authorities ordered immediate slaughter to prevent spread as beef from a city market showed signs of illness and the owner had continued selling milk and bullets unknowingly.
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State
Baughman
Rockwell City
United States poultry disease described by Ward
Roup is the most broadly distributed and destructive poultry disease in the United States. It frequently causes viscid exudate and purulent catarrhal discharge from conjunctiva and suborbital sinuses, with restricted drainage through the head passages.
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A. R. Ward
University of California
United States
Local residents and visitors schedule note many trips and visits
A string of short notices lists travelers and guests from across towns. Win Smouse and tf Pearl White arrive from Alneworth while Miss Elia Oraig assists at Ton dre Benz. George Paul visits Brighton and Homer Ashby heads Easton for business. several locals from Grace Hill Noble Davenport Keota and Crawfordsville are noted as city visitors and travelers with destinations Waterloo Oskaloosa Pleasant Plain Pleasant Plain and Rock Island among others.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Tops Popular Choices
Moore Bros. of Eldon Iowa report Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best selling cough and cold remedy for all ages from children with croup to adults with la grippe. Stewart's Pharmacy and Cook Sherman issue the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlains
Moore Bros
Eldon
Iowa
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Tuberculosis Rising in Iowa Cattle and Humans
Tuberculosis cases are increasing in Iowa cattle mirroring the surge seen in humans. Officials warn of heightened spread risk and urge testing and control measures across farms and communities.
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Iowa
Bear Grove man credits Electric Bitters with cure
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa says kidney trouble almost killed him two years ago. He credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure and notes benefits to general debility. He keeps them on hand, endorsing their effectiveness as guaranteed by J Stewart, a local druggist.
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E. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Lowa
J. #. Stewart
W. M. Smithart
Pekin
Iowa
Kirig
J. H. Stewart's
Wool In 1005 From a Wisconsin Huy er's Viewpoint
A Wisconsin observer offers a viewpoint on wool in 1005, detailing economic trends and material use. The writer assesses regional influences, supply dynamics, and market signals shaping the textile trade.
Onions Raised In Indiana Counties Reach 50 000 Bushels
A U S department correspondent reports Whitley and Noble counties in Indiana produced at least 50 000 bushels of onions in the last two years. The onions sold at 35 to 50 cents per bushel at the railroad.
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Middle and Eastern States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Colorado
Dakota
Orange Judd
United States Department of Agriculture
Whitley
Noble Counties
Ind
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