Social Notices From Brighton Route One
Neighborhood letters report Brightons residents attending gatherings and fairs. Mrs Savage and children visited the Brenton home while others went to Richland homecoming. The Engles and Crumleys plan trips to the State Fair, with Whitacre visiting Chicago and Woodford men at the fair.
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Brighton
F. Savage
B. A
Rubio residents recall night air show and travels
Aug 27 Rubio notes an overnight flying machine sighting around seven. Miss Clara Bennett of Mora visited relatives and friends before returning to Mora. Local residents Dickimson and family, Hollingsworths, Rev Bogne, and O W Schmitter and families left for travels and fairs. Silver Medal speakers impressed, Hyatt received the medal, and Steinbeck and Luithly were away fishing or leaving for Lincoln after two weeks at home.
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Rubio
Deuth
Clara Bennett
Mora
Inn
Rubiond
Richland
Frank Dickimson
Council Bluffs
Ora Hollingsworth
Rev. Bogne
O. W. Schmitter
Des Moines
Hyatt Gies
Steinbeck
A. Luithly
J. A. Liithly, Jr
Lincoln
Nebr
Tuesay
Lincoln Highway Rain Journey Through Iowa Storm
The writer describes a cross state trip starting Aug 12 from Maple Grove via Wellman Parnell Marengo to Bell Plaine then Marshalltown 105 miles away by noon. They follow the Lincoln highway facing a heavy rain and wind storm, reach Carroll and encounter shelter and kindness, and narrowly miss a street obstacle due to no red light protection.
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Maple Grove
Wellman
Parnell
Marengo
Bell Plaine
Marshalltown
Carroll
Journey Through Iowa From Sioux City To Council Bluffs
A traveler describes driving north to Sioux City and onward to Council Bluffs along the K T trail. The route features high riverbank cuts near Sioux City and broad alfalfa fields with windswept hay ricks. Northwestern Iowa shows a bumper corn crop while Bell Plain appears well supplied. Maple Grove School opens with Mabel Stagner. Farm prices include Joel Wright farm at 535 dollars.
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Sac City
Sioux City
Northwest
Council Bluffs
Counceil Bluffs
Missouri Valley
IT. O. U
Glencoe
Winterset
Pottawattomie
Cass
Adair
Madison
Iowa
Boone
Marshall
Misouri
Bell Plaine
Maple Grove
Mabel Stagner
Mark
Wright
English River
Columbus Junction Fair
Elevator mishap injures two horses at Ainsworth
Hal Richards drove into an unlocked dump causing the elevator to drop several feet. Both horses escaped with only scratches after a rope and table rescue. The item notes a large State Fair attendance of 76,000 and various local residents traveling to Illinois and Riverside for family reasons.
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Ainsworth
Hal Richards
Wm. Chibak
Chicago
F. P. Kilgore
Illinois
Lee Norris
Riverside
Norris
Harry Ingham
J. A. Chambers
New Player Piano Gift Delights Olive Mary at Home
Des Moines residents note S. S. Wilcox placed a new player piano in his house as a gift to his daughter Olive Mary this week. In Ainsworth, citizens watch an airplane shuttle between Washington and Columbus Junction, monitoring its trips.
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Des Moines
S. S. Wilcox
Olive Mary
Ainsworth
Washington
Columbus Junction
Young People Wed at Brighton
Miss Carolyn Margaret McGuire of this city married Walter H. Schoene of Milwaukee Wisconsin at the Presbyterian church in Brighton with a full bridal party and a reception for sixty one guests. The couple planned to residence in Golden Colorado after a train trip.
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Brighton
Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Margaret McGuire
Walter H. Schoene
Milwaukee
Wis
Madge Schilling
Afton
Gail Humbert
Milton
Opal
Mabel McGuire
R. McGuire
Schoewe
Albert* Schoewe
Madison
Iowa City
The
State University
U.S. Geological Survey
Con
Geology Teaching Role At Colorado School Of Mines
A note indicates plans for the upcoming year to teach geology at the Colorado School of Mines. The reference points to an academic assignment or faculty appointment related to geology instruction.
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Ing
Colorado School of Mines
Public School Bond Election Notice for Ainsworth Iowa
Special election in the Consolidated Independent School District of Ainsworth Washington County Iowa set for September 29 1919. Voters will decide on issuing bonds up to 90000 dollars to build and equip a new schoolhouse and acquire a site with polling at the Public School House from 1 pm to 6 pm. The notice is issued by Secretary Opal Iseminger under Iowa code provisions.
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Consolidated Independent School District
Ainsworth
Washington
Iowa
Board of Directors
Opal Iseminger
Big slump in meat prices hits Chicago market
The live stock market fell to new lows with hogs at 19.75 and cattle averaging 1.50 less than earlier in the week. Retailers face losses as they hold high priced stock and may not lower prices immediately, delaying full consumer impact for about ten days.
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Chicago
Want Column Clue Sparks Local Buy
A terse line in the want column hints at a sought item or service. Readers are invited to respond with specifics, and sellers may advertise in the column for prompt connection.
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