NIRA Notes Departures and Local Visits
News from NIRA district reports depot closure due to section work with Kincross and Wellman, the Kinkide family moving to Muscatine, and numerous social visits. Mentions include Miss Cora Foreman guest of Thelma Eckerman, Ora Heads’ new son James, Den Bull and wife from Missouri visiting relatives, Huffman daughters from Colorado Springs, and threshing activity near Verdi and Wes Myers's vicinity.
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Nira Nira
Kincross
Wellman
Kinkide
Muscatine
Little Creek
Cora Foreman
Thelma Eckerman
Ora
James
Den
Bull
Harry Huffman
Colorado Springs
Maple Grove
Pleasant Hill Social News Notes
Mrs Sam Baker and two children visited at the Earl Kephart home Sunday. Ray Kephart family spent Sunday evening with Clayfe Benson. Florence Carr underwent a tonsil and appendicitis operation Monday at the county hospital and is recovering. Dr Wickham visited Bernard Swift at the Bryan Swift home Tuesday morning. Elmer Kephart and Lewis Baker and families spent Tuesday at Earl Kephart home. T J Lewis and Elmer Kephart families had dinner at Roy Kephart home Wednesday.
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Pleasant Hill
Sam Baker
Ernest
Ruth
Earl Kephart
Ray Kephart
Clayfe Benson
Florence Carr
County Hospital
Wickham
Bryan Swift
Bernard
Elmer Kephart
Lewis Baker
T. J. Lewis
Roy Kephart
Wellston Sunday Visits and Local Tasks
Dave Augustine spent the day with Mr and Mrs Al fe Bond and J J Fleig and son Wilfred from Rubio. Cc H Brinning family visited Ed Stattler near Brighton. J W McClelland visited Les Barnes. W H Brinning family at Charley Wolf home near Washington. Lucille Burroughs took sick while assisting Mable Griffith. Bashie helps now. Bertie Henrys sister Mrs Lincoln and children from Muscatine visiting Jessie Harvey. Mabel Griffith visited Jessie Harvey. Ray Long and Mary Augustine called on Alle Bond. C H Brinning family visited W C Hotle. Jessie Ballard finished helping W H Brinning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Burroughs
Mable Griffith
Bashie
C. H. Brinning
W.C. Hotle
Jessie Ballard
W. H. Brinning
Local Visitors and Cattle Shipment Report
Havre reports social visits from Will and Mrs McBride at Warren Parrow in Ainsworth Sunday. Jim Thompson shipped two carloads of fat cattle to Chicago Tuesday. Funeral attendance noted for Gaes Volger in Coppock. Additional visits from Wagner Easter Easter family and Graeble of Keota at Koch home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Graeble
Keota
John Koch
Eliza Pickens
Keota Union Meeting News and Local Events
Rev. R W Jamison preached at the United Presbyterian church on the Bible in public schools. Mrs Philpot spoke at the Presbyterian church under W W C T U auspices. Bride announcements and showers honor Elizabeth Lyle and Helen Kreger with weddings planned in September. Local social events include guests Miss Grimer and Miss O Flaherty, camp life at Skunk River, and the Francis Ingram Show coming August 6. The W R C observed its fortieth anniversary with a history read and readings given.
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Keota Keota
R. W. Jamison
Columbus City
Union
United Presbyterian Church
Philpot
Cedar Falls
Ww. Co. T. U
Presbyterian Church
H. K. Stewart
Esther Kreger
Pleasant Chas
Kreger
Here
Keota
Elizabeth Lyle
Helen
Ethel Grimer
Webster
Ellen O'Flaherty
Wellman
Baptist
Methodist
Skunk River
R. V. Pike
C. C. Conrad
C. L. Walker
Francis Ingram
J. van S. Longenecker
Equitable Life Ins. Co
Singleton
Wm. Daweon
Wm. Singleton
Columbus Junction
Alma Sharp
Ainsworth
Nellie Gammon
Lodge
Kate BR. Glover
Keota Keota Route 3 Sunday Visit Notes
Earp Burroughs and family Jim Banks and wives Lucille and Alice Hotle spent Sunday at the river picnic Zeno Tulnes and family spent Sunday in Harper with his father Mre J L Wilkins of Lyndon Kan visited W C Hotle home Mrs Walters shopped in Washington Saturday W C Hotle and family spent Sunday at H L Wilkin home near Washington Lot Dyarman business caller in Keota Saturday Charlie Mayer and family spent Monday at Frank Mayer home Richland Welling Walters and Edward Engle helping repair the telephone line
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Earp Burroughs
Jim Banks
Lucille
Alice Hotle
Rive
Zeno Tulnes
Harper
J. L. Wilkins
Lyndon, Kan
W. C Hotle
Mrs. Walters
Washington
W. C. Hotle
H. L. Wilkin
Lot Dyarman
Charlie Mayer
Frank Mayer
Richland
Welling Walters
Edward Engle
Rain Helps Farmers as Threshing Ring Nears End
A gentle rain in Green Vale on Aug 3 aids local farmers as the threshing ring nears completion. Earnest Riley and family and Glen Bries with his wife drove in from Los Angeles for a nine day trip ending with a Sunday family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Vale
Earnest Riley
Glen Bries
Los Angeles
California
Local family visit and community picnic announced
The Bries family gathers with relatives with all children attending except Frank who recently returned from California. Marybelle Waterhouse and brother Albert of Flories In visit grandma Waterhouse. Clay township picnic set for Wednesday Aug 8 with a good program expected. Lawrence Walton and family visited Ellis Walton's Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bries
Frank
California
Marybelle Waterhouse
Albert
Flories In
Grandma Waterhouse
Robert McCaleb
Community Notes from Wayne and Vicinity Iowa
Wayne Wayne Iowa August 2 residents attend funerals visits and migrations. Mrs John Cooper funeral in Winfield on Monday. Garrick neighborhood visitor Tuesday. Families from Crawfordsville and Winfield visit C R Miller and Ernest Zickefoose. Oats yield 57 bushels per acre by Harold Nukrich. Elza Crawford loses 30 fattening hogs to heat. Showers welcomed as threshing continues.
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Wyman
Paul Wast
Muscatine
Bert Neff
Davenport
Mrs. Canby
Harold Nukrieh
Clarence Gillaspie
Swedesburg
Charles Crissinger
Leland
Doris Maxwell
Wallace Carson
Lawrence Krantz
Mr. Wyse
Wayland
Ralph Adams
Olds
John Zickefoose
Winfield
Ernest Zickefoose
Dayle Riley
Dayle Sands
Tom Riley
Cecil Korf
Burlington
Jesse Peck
John Krantz
Rome
W. A. Carson
Charlotte
Washington
R. W. Carson
Esther Krantz
Galesburg
Illinois
John Huston
Harold Nukrich
Elza Crawford
Local Names Visit Crawfordsville Residents
In Crawfordsville Iowa on August 2, Mrs S J Cocklin of St Paul Minnesota visited her mother Mrs T W Rickey along with other relatives. Bruce McCleary of Des Moines arrived for a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs J S McCleary and Mr and Mrs Carl Huber who have been staying with P Le Huber left for Dallas Texas yesterday. Wm Owen of Columbus Junction visited Dr and Mrs S W Huston yesterday. Hope Huston and Ethel Edgar spent the day in Washington. Paul Wagner of Corning Indiana is here several weeks visiting his grandmother Mrs Marion Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
S. J. Cocklin
St. Paul
Minn
T. W. Rickey
Bruce McCleary
Des Moines
J. S. McCleary
Carl Huber
P. le Huber
Dallas
Texas
Wm. Owen
Columbus Junction
S. W. Huston
Hope Huston
Ethel Edgar
Washington
Paul Wagner
Corning
Marion Neal
Haskins Family Social News From Haskins Ia
Aug 3 report from Haskins Ia records visits to Iowa City and Washington. Davis and Arnet Mathers with Ollie Beardsly note eye surgery progress. Mrs. Fay Cherwinker, Opal Godlove, and families visit. others travel for visits and vacations to White Riys and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Davis
Arnet Mathers
Ollie Beardsly
Iowa City
Beardsly
C W Girls Meet and West Threshing Gang Outing
The C W Girls met Wednesdays with Dale Ebner, followed by ice cream and cake. The West Threshing Gang and about 60 family members toured Cone Lake for a picnic despite threatening rain. Updates note Mr C N Mullen left for a western state elevator job, Mrs J O Beatty caring for them, and E Ebner with Eva and Mrs Wallin arriving in Ainsworth after Colorado visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W
Dale Ebner
West Threshing Gang
Cone Lake
Geo. Binney
Insulation Could Cut Coal Waste From Home Heaters
The article notes that each uninsulated hot water tank wastes about a ton of coal annually and that insulating hot water and hot air pipes could save about four fifths of this loss, suggesting substantial energy gains and economy.
Global Chinese laborer roles across continents noted
The text describes Chinese workers in diverse roles worldwide, including copper mines in Chile, executioner for Bolsheviks in Russia, a tea merchant in London, opium joint operator in Paris New York Chicago San Francisco, a merchant prince in the Philippines, and a foundryman globally. The account emphasizes wide geographic presence and varied occupations.
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Chile
South America
Russia
London
Paris
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
World
Schubert Family Quartet Plays Privilege of Making Music
The article recalls Schubert enjoying a family string quartet with him on viola, Ferdinand as first violin, Ignaz on second violin, and their father on cello. The father’s playing is critiqued by the son who finds errors in the manuscript and points out mistakes in the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert
Ferdinand
Ignaz
Lunder
Quieting Title in Washington County Real Estate Case
In Washington County Iowa a petition seeks to quiet and confirm fee simple title to described lands in Section 20 Township 76 N Range 9 W. Plaintiffs claim absolute ownership while alleging invalid adverse claims by listed defendants and unknown claimants. The case, if unresolved, risks default judgment after Sept 3 1923. attorneys Lifings On Ficher note publication dates July 18 20 27 August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Henry
Ellen Ann Henry
Howard M. Holden
John Bell
Mary Bell
William Teats
Peter Bennett
Peter Bennet
Austin Corbin
N. P. Bennett
Nancy Bennett
G. G. Bennett
Granvi G. Bennett
D. P. Bennett
David P. Bennett
Hannah M. Corbin
Jonathan C. Conger
J. C. Conger
Jane Conger
William Me Gaughey
Wm. Me Gaughy
Christianna Me Gaughey
William Me Ga
John Myers
Robert Fisher
Wm. Green
E. Rundledee
Wim. Teats
Margaret Teats
William Teets
Washington County
Iowa
District Court
City of
Washington
ON & Ficher
Butcher Rejoices Over Wife's Recovery
A butcher celebrates his wife's recovery after years of suffering with gall stones and related digestive issues. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, used over two years, for complete improvement. The ad claims the product clears catarrhal mucous and inflammation of the digestive tract and offers a money refund at Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists.
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Mayr
Lemmon's
Advt
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