Doings of the People Havre 1912
Local items note visits and neighborly activities in Havre Montana from January 29 1912. John Hillhouse and wife visit in Tingley Iowa family friends Gary Miller spent Sunday with Washington friends Roy Hesseltine cuts wood Edkins family attend Elmer Kephart Jerry Eckerman builds a freight house addition George Garret of Verdi to take Eckerman’s agent post and plans to move his family to Havre soon.
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Gary Miller
Washington
Roy Hesseltine
George Garret
Verdi
Jerry Eckerman
Havre
Local Notes from Noble Jan 29 1912
P W Widmer sold corn at 56 cents to Olds elevator this week. Daniel Widmer and Miss Mary Grabser wed at Rev Gerigs east Wayland. Ben Dyer sale set for Feb 7. Ben buys farm in Ohio. Various locals and visitors noted including Mr and Mrs Roth and Musselman visit Bluffton Ohio. Pie social at the schoolhouse marked latest event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Widmer
Olds
Col. L. H. Rinner
Ben Dyer
Ben
Ohio
Daniel Widmer
Mary Grabser
Gerig
East Wayland
Rev
Community Notes From Titus Titus January Visit Briefs
Residents shared visits and small errands across Titus and surrounding names including Mr. and Mrs. Will Taylor Mrs. A Peterson and family Mrs. Frank Mayhew and Libe family Clement and Charles Griffith visited John Griffiths household Will Ingham broke his leg after an ice fall Ed Stattier hauled hogs to Washington and J W Longer windmill repairs were noted Several pairs of Smiths McKinstrys and Rob irts family members appear in Friday to Sunday social rounds with a Peterson sale and neighborhood errands documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Taylor
Frank Mayhew
Adam Libe
Clement
Charles Griffith
John Griffith
Kalona Social Roundup From Kalona and Riverside
Kalona and Riverside residents share visits in Iowa City Wellman and Riverside. Emmett Loueck Rex Stober and John Stober travel to Iowa City for events. Visitors include Miss Blanche Kauffman Miss Mary Herring and Eth el Allen. Local trips include Mrs. Andrew Rogers Mrs. Thos Cox and Dave Kirkpatrick visiting relatives and business contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Loueck
Rex
John Stober
Iowa City
Dave Kirkpatrick
Wellman
Kalona
West Chester Reels With Small-Town Gossip Jan 1912
West Chester notes list visits and travel including Dusenbery grandchildren with grandfather Geo Dusenbery, Kilgore buying a team in Crawfordsville, Fishburn family visiting, M E meetings closing, Dr. Caldwell’s brother visiting, Siebert moving to Wesley Smith farm, Lewis shipping two stock cars to Chicago, Luers visiting Washington, Henry Burns in town on Monday, and a Baptist church social planned at the hotel inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
FE. P. Dusenbery
Geo. Dusenbery
John Siebert
Wesley Smith
D. E. Brumbach
Geo. Lewis
Chicago
Residents and visitors frequent Keota and area notices
A roundup of local movements notes Everett Shearer W H McConnell and wives traveling to Verdi for a few days. Misses Crawford Adams Crone return or depart Cedar Rapids Washington. Local evangelistic meetings in Keota grow with Rev H B Scoles and J H Sawtell choir. Falls injure two on icy walks. People visiting Chicago Des Moines Williams burg Anthony and Des Moines areas.
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Ainsworth
Everett Shearer
W. H. McConnell
Verdi
Mabel Crawford
Grace Adams
Cedar Rapids
Alice Crone
Washington
Hattie Pratt
PARISIAN SAGE Hair Tonic Promoted by Lemmon's Pharmacy
A Lemmon's Pharmacy advertisement promotes PARISIAN SAGE hair dressing as a remedy for dandruff itching and hair loss. It claims to be safe for children and adults with a 50 cent large bottle. Testimonials from Hannah Harkness of Maralowa IA endorse its hair growth and beautifying effects.
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Lemmon
Hannah Harkness
Mara Lowa
Robertson and Strum Visitors Reported in New Haven
January 29, 1912. John Robertson spent Friday night with his parents Mr and Mrs William Robertson. Gus Strum and Sadie Strum were visitors from Washington Saturday.
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New Haven
John Robertson
Gus Strum
Sadie Strum
Washington
Local Notes From Crawfordsville January 30 1912
Miss Josephine Babcock of Washington visited Crawfordsville yesterday. Ralph Livingston and W A Harper of Washington were here on business. A son was born to Mr and Mrs James Martin. Mrs J H Reed learned of her mother Mrs Rodericks death in Winfield. Mrs Enos Davis and Mrs I E Davis left for Iowa City for operations. Several visitors from nearby towns attended the Buxbaum sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Lytle
Washington
James Glover
Pearl Warrington
Wapello
Josephine Babcock
Ralph Livingston
W. A. Harper
James Martin
J. H. Reed
Mrs. Roderick
Winfield
James Lowe
Ainsworth
Christner
Olds
J. W. Widner
Noble
Buxbaum
Jackson Gardner and Son
Havre
Enos Davis
Lowa City
I. E. Davis
Iowa City
The Youth in Politics Upsurge for Age Limits
Professor Blackie supports raising parliamentary candidate age to 30, arguing young men lack political wisdom and cannot impart mature judgment on hustings or public dinners. He says wisdom comes with time, not rapid youthful ebullience.
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Blackie
Howe Resigns as President of Hobo Welfare Group
In Cincinnati on January 30 James Eads Howe known as the millionairedhobo led the meeting but did not preside at the Brotherhood Welfare Association convention. Howe recently resigned as head of the chronically unemployed group amid protests about a plutocrat leading the body. The association seeks government jobs at good pay, proposing the unemployed build interstate highways andirrigation projects.
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Cincinnati
Brotherhood Welfare Association
James Eads Howe
Howe
High Finance Thief Pretends Charity in City Crimes
A New York thief reforms his victims before stealing their money, portraying himself as a humanitarian. The act of extracting funds is described as so painful that an anesthetic would be necessary.
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New York
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Market figures and poultry receipts in brief
Market notes show mixed percentages for May July and September prices with small declines. Poultry receipts list Hens Springs Roosters No 1 Turkeys No 2 Turkeys Tom Turkeys and Geese Eggs, indicating varied stagings and product categories in the offerings.
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al Griffith
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J. W Longer
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Bert Smith
Ruth Smith
Cora Snyder
J. H. Thompson
Miss Mamie
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Ira Rathmel
John Woods
A. P. Peterson
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J. B. McCaleb
Frank Smith
Grandma Carlin
Charley McKinstry
Vernalda
Nina Johnson
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Roy Sommers
Frank Snider
Everett Allen
Blanche Kauffman
Mary Herring
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