Heavy rainfall praised for aiding crops after dry spell
Following the warmest day of the summer, a storm brought 2.65 inches of rain from 11:80 PM to five this morning, with hail at the end. The drought-stricken corn, hay, gardens, and lawns are revived, and farmers expect thousands of dollars in benefit as the storm covers the state. Temperature cooled from a 95 degree high to a pleasant day.
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W. A. Cook
Cook
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Iowa Towns
A long list of real estate transfers shows numerous buyers in Washington Wellman Kalona and nearby areas. Transactions include lots and tracts with prices from 30 to 26 400 dollars and several equity interests. Notable buyers and sellers include Glen Hazen Sarah Armstrong J F H Taylor Leora Tay lor and J W Snider.
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Glen Hazen
Sarah Armstrong
Lot
Washington
H. H. Willson
Chas. F. Shaffer
Wellman
Frank Gerot, Sr
T. O. Robison
Riverside
J. F.H. Taylor
Leora Olive Taylor
J. W. Hunter
Grant
Nettie Miller
Thes H. Hawkins
BE. H. Smith
Ainsworth
A. G. Smith
Winfield Smouse
David H. Miller
W. Woodside
W. H. Anderson
Charlotte Klass
Mary L. Stranahan
Minnie A. Chance
Drusilla J. Stewart
John S. Montgomery
C. BE. Helwick
Jesse Phillips
Wesley Smith
J. O
Perle Roberts
E. D. Lewis
Chas. C. Hahn
Dora Bell Law
Laura K. Babcock
Jot
Milwaukee Land Co
J. A. Engleman
Rubio
Verner Wolfe
Gienn Romine
Vera Romine
Nira
Celestia S. Bierce
J. A. le
Lime Creek
Harry R. Huffman
J. E. Tyler
E. M. Friend
A. FE. Carper
Brighton
Jane Stacy
Francis Ella Stacy
B. F. Brown
L. Bane
Rhoda A. Wilson
Thos
N. Adland
Iowa
Henderson Manners
W. K. Wooley
Crawford
Eleanor Aghat
W. A. Carson
Geo. H. Paul
Elva Donahey
Samuel T. Don ¥ Y
W. Brookhart
W. E. Wood
Marion
A. Fesler
Jos. Cole
Lowa
E. R. Harvey
Borrowed Smiles And Barber Jokes From A Miscellany
A rough man robs a home by threatening a boy Willie and discovers the money in an old coat. A genius barber tale spans thirty years with a shy, teased patron. Quips from Puck and Buffalo News mock misers and stale bread myths, ending with a Kansas City Journal joke about a five dollar meal ticket.
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Willie
Big Biore Fair Highlighted by Comprehensive Exhibits
The Big Biore fair showcases extensive booths and demonstrations with science displays, product launches, and interactive exhibits. Organizers promote family friendly activities and visiting hours across multiple pavilions.
Former Keota Boy Killed by an Auto
The body of Charles Batterson a former Keota resident who died in an automobile accident in Los Angeles on July 4 arrived in Keota July 10. A short service was held at 2 30 p m at his sister Mrs Fitzgeralds home. Interment was in Keota cemetery. Charles Batterson born in Keota 29 years ago was skilled with machines and studied chauffeurs in Chicago before moving to California to work professionally. His death particulars remain unknown. Surviving his family are his father James Batterson from Queen City Missouri and brother Herbert recently returned from Hector Minnesota.
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Charles Batterson
Los Angeles
Calif
Matt Fitzgerald
H. B. Scoles
Methodist Church
Chicago
California
James Batterson
Queen City
Missouri
Herbert
Hector
Minn
Fitzgerald
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