Christ Horning sale draws large crowd in Eureka
In Eureka on January 26 a large crowd attended Christ Horning's sale the best yet for the neighborhood with horses selling to 400 dollars and a team near 700 dollars. Chris plans to move to town, Linas Wood buys the Horning farm from G B Hopping, Ed Millers visited, Earl Salterberg hauls corn for Frank McCune, Tink Schenefelt visited, and a sickness lingered. James Snider's driving horse died after a severe kick. Frank McKune mid hauling with a new Ford truck.
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Eureka
Christ Horning
Chris
Linas Wood
Horning
G. BE
Ed Miller
Wilber Beenbleskom
Earl Salterberg
Frank McCune
Tink Schenefelt
Jas. Snider
Frank McKune
Riverside Club News and Obituaries Highlight Local Happenings
Miss Rose Dautremont visits Moline. Cribbage club and Forester hall box supper raise 182 dollars. Riverside CCF initiates eleven new members and hosts a banquet at St Marys hall. Mrs Cornelius Hardy laid to rest in Riverside cemetery. survivors include Guy Hardy Des Moines and Goldie Halligan Lone Tree. Out of town attendees listed.
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Riverside
Rose Dautremont
Moline
William Dautremont
John Deathh
Cribbage Club
Forester Hall
Charles Gross
Hills
Caroline Beatsch
Mary Novak
New Rainer
Colorado
M. W. Truzan
Robert Allen W. R. C
Emma Frank
Riverside C. C. F
James
Tim Colbert
Claude Dautremont
Frank Droll
Henry Kiefer
Robert Knebel
Herman Krebs
John Kron
John Rothenberger
Joseph
Stephen
John Walsh
St. Mary’s Hall
Bebs
Cornelius Hardy
Mary Ann Radebaugh
Indiana
South English
Iowa
Guy Hardy
Des Moines
Goldie Halligan
Lone Tree
Henry Radebaugh
Charles E. Radebaugh
Muscatine
Hardy
Lela Raynes
Ames
Rummelhardt acquires Clement Schneeberen property
A deal completed this week gives R. C. Rummelhardt possession of the Clement Sch neeberen property in the town’s north part. Mr. Schnoebelen accepts the Rummelhardt residence as part payment and the Rummelhardt family has moved into their new home.
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M. Radebaugh
Vic Lafourek
Orlando Schaeffer
Norma Schaeffer
South English
C. BK. Radebaugh
L. EB. Radebaugh
Muscatine
Roy Hardy
Hills
R. C. Rummelhardt
Clement Schneeberen
Schnoebelen
Rummelhardt
Mr. Rummelhardt
Keota Holds Annual Declamatory Contest Winners Named
Keota high school held its annual declamatory contest on January 23 1920. Miss Leita Carris won first place and Miss Thelma Kirkpatrick second. Carris will represent Keota at the sub district contest. Also noted are local moves including business sale to Hamilton Bros and Ramsey taking possession January 26. Population tallied by census enumerator William C Pfeffer at 1125. George Mayer attends business college at Quincy Illinois.
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Keota Keota
Keota
Leita Carris
Thelma Kirkpatriek
F. B. Richardson
Excelsior Springs
E. J. White
L. H. White
Harper
William C. Pfeffer
Keola
Lemmon & McDaniel
Hamilton Bros
E. J. Ramsey
George Mayer
Business
Quincy, Il
Robertson visits Ames for hog vaccination course
Crav ille Crawfordsville reports that Jan te W Robertson traveled to Ames last evening to attend a hog vaccination course and will be away for several days. Earl Ferguson covers 5th and 6th grades at the school while Miss Beth Godfrey recovers from tonsillitis. Mrs. M D Yard of Washington spent yesterday with the BE home. John Neal and Mrs John Slane left for Wenatchee Washington and Poplar Montana after a two week visit with relatives and friends.
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Craville
Crawfordsville
Jan Te
W. G. Robertson
Ames
Earl Ferguson
Beth Godfrey
M. D. Yard
Washington
BE. J. Davidson
John Neal
John Slane
Wenatchee
Poplar
Montana
Brighton Moves and Home Transfers Spark Local Change
Ad McCarty buys the Terry residence and will move in soon. Charles Stone travels from Washington to acquire Bud Crile's house, formerly owned by W. W. Harras. Mrs. Milton Snyder from Spokane departed after visiting Mrs. Mary Snyder for a week.
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Brighton
Ad McCarty
Terry
Charles Stone
Washington
Bud Crile
W. W. Harras
Milton Snyder
Spokane
Wash
Mary Snyder
Local visitors and health news from area families
Monday visits planned for Winfield to see relatives. Mrs. Bell Spohn learns her son Herman is ill with the flu at Ft. Sheridan hospital. Mrs. M. C. Terry, Mrs. Jas. Frain, and Mrs. Ida Seeley spend Monday in Oskaloosa. Glen Cooper visits from Fairfield to stay with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cooper. Miss Genevieve Tracy and Pierre arrive from Parson's to remain over Sunday.
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Winfield
Bell Spohn
Herman
Ft. Sheridan Hospital
M. C. Terry
Jas. Frain
Ida Seeley
Oskaloosa
Glen Cooper
Fairfield
H. C. Cooper
Genevieve Tracy
Pierre
Parson's
Fifty Cars of Stock Shipped From West Chester in Two Weeks
Fifteen cars of stock were shipped to Chicago by the Fisher brothers and associates Herman Schultz Ed Stoutner Al Augustine and W O Ralston last Tuesday. Six cars went out Sunday and ten the week before totaling 31 cars in two weeks plus two coal shipments. A Columbus Junction man with a hen that laid 13 eggs in one day is noted, while locals joke about hens and holidays.
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West Chester
Chicago
Fisher Boys
Herman Schultz
Ed Stoutner
al Augustine
W. O. Ralston
Td Anwyl
Will Holmes
Will Green
Columbus Junction
Benson
Hoodlum film at Fox theater stars Mary Pickford
The Hoodlum portrays a spoiled Fifth Avenue girl who ventures into a dirty neighborhood seeking adventure and reconciliation. Mary Pickford stars in this second production produced by herself and her studio, showing at the Fox theatre from tonight through Thursday.
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Fifth Avenue
Mary Pickford
Fox Theatre
Bouquets Thrown To Patti In Paris Appearance
Patrons showered Patti with bouquets as she appeared on stage in Paris, eight garlands tossed toward her amid the crowd.
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Min
Ater
Paris
Family Worship Revival in United Presbyterian Homes
Pittsburg Jan 28 The United Presbyterian church underway a campaign to revive home religion by restoring Bible reading and family prayers at bedtime. A survey of 55 000 to 60 0000 families shows the habit persists, with a Family Altar League formed and heads of families pledging to hold home prayer services.
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J. Knox Montgomery
United Presbyterian Church
Wonderful Worm Funs With Jeanette And Grandmother In Park
Little Jeanette spots a worm the reader calls a dad dy long legs in the park with her grandmother. She exclaims a worm walks on whiskers with its face in the middle. The piece then shifts to pest control advice for roaches, suggesting bait mixtures and fumigation with hydrogen cyanide.
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Jeanette
Gram
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