News Notes From Keota and Surrounding Area
Keota August 17. Local residents visit and travel between Wellston Harper Talleyrand Havre and nearby farms. Poultry buying by John McCaleb. Mrs. Howard Leacox Mrs. Homer Mayer visit near Havre. Threshing at John Pratt farm. Schoolhouse painting by Gene Auas.
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Keota
R. R
Nick Tinnes
W. C. Hotle
Wellston
Basha Burroughs
Harper
Almeta Greiner
Airdia Hotie
Howard Leacox
Temple Bros
Emma
John Pratt
Keota celebrates golden wedding and local gatherings
Keota Iowa August 15 Mr and Mrs Chalmers Kirkpatrick marked fifty years of marriage with a family dinner at their son Hugh’s home the old farm site. Nine sons listed with quests and eight weeks hospital stay for a knee injury noted. Also reported Adams family reunion in Cedar Rapids with thirty one present and honors for Hoth youth prizes in bird and animal essay contests at Waterloo’s Alcott Junior High.
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Keota
Chalmers Kirkpatrick
Hugh
Old Home
Frank
Ray
Craig
Fairfield
Van
Caldwell
Idaho
Bert
South Dakota
Ralph
Merle
Caldwell, Idaho
Dean
Miles City
Montana
U. S. Navy
Panama
Europe
A. BE. F
Inf
Ft. Levenworth
Kirkpatrick
Ada Kirkpatrick
Adams
Laura Adams Shrader
Cedar Rapids
Jay Adams
Minneapolis
Sherd Adams
Robert Adams
Alma Iowa
Tom Adams
Wellman
James Adams
Ben Adams
Mary Adams Kirkpatrick
Maringo
Winnie Adams Marbourg
Washington Iowa
Shrade
Harding
Sam Pulver
Fred Mangold
Washington
Clark Pulver
Pulver
Sunset Park
Pulver Counion
Hoth
Margaret
Iowa
American Humane Society
Robut Sher- Burne
Robert Sherburne
Margaret Hoth
Alcott
Waterloo
Grace Vincent
Leora McKee
Deg Moines
Leila Carris
Marian Hoffman
Helen Greenwood
Ruth
Marie Pulver
Frank Pringle
Cloyce Pringle
Baby
Des Moines
William Nelson
Jennie Gardener
John Carris
Jennie Nelson
Charles Corette
Gilmore Vincent
Crawfordsville News Roundup Aug 16 17 1920
Local notes from Crawfordsville Iowa record visitors at Mary Clemens and Co H Fishburn homes. Families from Shan don City Carthage Washington and other towns attend chautauqua events and family gatherings.
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Crawforsville
Robertson
Shandon City
Iowa
Mary Clemens
Clemens
Lloyd Kennedy
Carthage
Ill
Co. H Fishburn
Will Twinam
Clyde Maxwell
Feed Anwyl
G. W. Hanna
T. E. Maxwell
Maurice
Ted
Lisle Anwyl
Robert Hanna
Cone Lake
Isabel Anwyl
Doris Maxwell
Washington
Chautauqua
S. W. Huston
Marshall
Leo Mak
Sidney Smith
Washington Chautauqua
Katherine Mak
Threshing Nears End on Route 3 North
Route 3 North notes threshing nearly finished with two remaining jobs Carl Oldfield and Charley Maple. Farmers report oats yields led by K Scott and Albert Maas with 57.5 bushels per acre Claren Bear 54 E8 Bish op 65 Harley Myers 64. Cattle shipped to Chicago by O K Scott. hogs shipped via Farmers Union to Chicago earning 8.45 per head. Richmond No 228 plans Farmers Union Picnic August 23 in Richmond park Iowa.
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Carl Oldfield
Charley Maple
K. Scott
Albert Maas
Claren Bear
Bishop
Harley Myers
O. K. Scott
Chicago
Washington
Orvie Beatt
Chautauqua
Milton
Farmers Union
Farmers Union Shipping Association
Farmers Union Live Stock Commission
Wm. Koening
Harper
Nate Benson
Chautauqqua
Richmond
Richmond Park
Iowa
Evbody
Hal Figgins
Kalona
Roy Thatcher
Lee Thompson
Charley Bear
Ainsworth Club Social and Doll Dress Party Report
The L. G. club met with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Davis for a pleasant evening of visiting and music on the piano. Elizabeth Campbell visited from Thursday to Sunday. Viola Rodamaker hosted Oregon No. 3 district girls with dolls receiving dress materials. Several local families hosted guests and enjoyed a Friday dinner with Cedar Rapids connections.
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C. M. of
Jennie Holmes
Elizabeth Lyle
P. EB. O
Marian Hoffman
Francine Lacey
V‘zinta Droz
Allene Sanders
Ainsworth
L. G. Club
Chas. Davis
Plano
McIntyre
Elizabeth Campbell
Veltaires
Fairfield
Viola Rodamaker
Oregon No. 3
Rodamaker
Viola
Chas. Palmer
Verna
Wilma
C. T. Arnold
Brighton
J. M. Stone
Mrs Earl O Conner Attends Homecoming in Ottumwa
Mrs. Earl O Conner spent much of last week in Ottumwa with her family for a big home coming. Earl O Conner went Friday and the pair plan to return together. Rodney Rabinold came home from Monmouth last Friday and will visit with friends for two or three weeks. W B Davis went to Chicago on business Thursday and returns Sunday.
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Riverside
Ernest Salladay
Myron
Colorado
Linus Yegs
Ella Dautremont
Burlington
M. Dautremont
C. V. Dautremont
Matilda Wieland
F. Cruz
Iowa City
St. Marys Church
St. Mary's Hall
Norbert Dautremont
Clement Mottet
Norbert Beatch
Estelle Critz
Mary Shebanek
Eva Heitzman
Henry Dautrem
West
J. Miller
Utah
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Ernest Craig
Oregon
Frank Critz
Betelle Crit
R. H. Helteman
Charles Crita
Washington
Will Haye
Omaha
Godlove
Paul Mundt
Sarah E. Warner
Jno. Godlove
Cecil and
Dale Cole
Storm
Ellen Wallace
Kalona
Davenport
Burr
Frank Moore
Wis
Moore
Myrtle Welliver
Muscatine
Martha Sands
Ainaworth
Oni Ebner
Earl O'Conner
Ottumwa
Earl
Rodney Rabinold
Monmouth
Will
EB. Davis
Chicago
Quarreled Since Wedding Day
A personal ad notes marital strife since marriage and credits Wonderful Remedy for stomach and liver relief. The notice claims one dose proves results and offers a money refund through Lemmon's Pharmacy and local druggists. It mentions Mr. and Nes. Barr Taylor and baby Maxine and Mrs. Ralph Stafford.
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Lemmon’s Pharmacy and
Druggista Everywhere
Advt
Nes
Barr Taylor
Maxine
Ralph Stafford
Skeleton bone count and regional divisions
Public health officials state the human skeleton consists of 200 distinct bones. It is divided into four regions: skull with 22 bones, trunk with 84 bones, upper extremities with 60 bones, and lower extremities with 60 bones.
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The
Public Health Service
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Lilah Leacozx
Henry Immergeen
Jefferson
L. R. Hinsdill
Mr. Immergeen
Vera Young
Leroy Abraham
Tallyland
la Platte
Missouri
Mr. Abraham
William McKie
J. BE. Young
Boston Star
Eastern Star
Boone
Crawfordsville
C. M. Strain
Oma
Jacksonville
W. E. Anwyl
Eon Lyle
J. J. Anwyl
John Lease
Clarepree Moorhead
Forrest Davidson
Lee Shaffer
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W. H. Halge
Reba
Cary Station
Harold Lamb
Haskins
Faye Cherwinker
Hays
F. R. McCreedy
Harry
Lealie
Myral
Richard
Frank McCreedy
Bessie
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Will Me- Creedy
Ivan, Allene
Mary Mc- Creedy
Ethel
Maud
Homer Birney
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