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Crawfordsville Roundup of Visits and School Reopenings
Mrs. CG A Paisley and children from Winfield visit Crawfordsville while Mrs. Mary Lease returns from Wayland to care for a sister. The city school opens after two weeks, and the Crawfordsville Dramatic Co presents Little Buckshot in Ainsworth.
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Crawfordsville
CG. A. Paisley
Winfield
Mary Lease
Wayland
Susan Mason
W. J. Wagner
Dexter
John M. Maxwell
Ames
State Agricultural College
UU. P
EK. Daugherty
Red Wing
Minnesota
Lucile
J. G. Maxwell
Keota
Samuel Huston
Perry
Albert W. Graham
Crawfordsville Dramatic Co
Ainsworth
Rose Share
Muscatine
Albert Graham
Graham
N. T. Patton
G. F. Niblock
Monmouth
Residents travel and social notices from Roanoke to Muscatine
Jan 4 Estella Fish departed for Roanoke. Will Pieffer Roy Sharp and Isaac Marr left for Muscatine to attend a business college. Mrs. Moore of Sigourney attended W. R. inspection. Lizzie Bailey arrived from Washington. Roy White of Harper visited. About 100 guests at Mr. and Mrs. Singmaster New Year’s Eve party with dancing and a three course dinner. Emanon Club ladies hosted whist and dancing. first prizes awarded to Mrs. C O Keiser Joe Coffman Herman Bower. about 50 guests.
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Estella Fish
Roanoke
Will Pieffer
Roy Sharp
Isaac Marr
Muscatine
Mrs. Moore
Sigourney
W. R
Lizzie Bailey
Washington
Roy White
Harper
J. O. Singmaster
Emanon Club
C. O. Keiser
Messrs
Joe Coffman
Herman Bower
F. Erdice
H. D. Bowers
Conner and Schilling Present The Goods
Conner and Schilling exhibit the goods as rounds are called in with 62 tf notation.
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Conner
Schilling
Attention Farmers Seek Immigrant Farm Aid Information
The notice invites farmers to learn how to diversify and store reapings by pursuing opportunities nationwide. It asks readers to contact G. A. Park, General Immigration and Industrial Agent for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, in Louisville, Kentucky, for details.
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G. A. Park
Gen’s Immigration and Industrial Ag’t
Louisville & Nashville
R. R. Go
Louisville, KY
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