Wayland Happenings Across Town and County News
Kiera Wenger returns from Iowa City after a year at the university. Revered Miaselman departs for Des Moines to join the Iowa delegation at the National Sunday School convention in San Francisco. Community reports include visiting Burlington, Washington, and Ames scenes, a $100,000 Henry County courthouse vote, and local society events. Numerous attendance notes from Cedar Rapids to Ottumwa and Wellman cover school, church, and social activities with a fire loss and a horse killed by lightning among the day’s incidents.
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Wayland
Kiera Wenger
Iowa City
M. Miaselman
Dex Moines
Iowa
San Francisco
Conrad
Burlington
Chris Schlatter
Washington
Mre
TP T Schowalter
Gien
Omer Hoshart
Oscar Roth
Davenport
Mande Barnette
Omer Martin
Leroy
Maxie
Ames
Edwin Martin
Earnest Teller
Mt. Pleasant
Jacob Wenger
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Conrad
Hazel
Fred Klopfenstein
Ellen Schowalter
Mabel Wenger
Edith Allen
Baja Wenger
A. W. Wenger
Musselman
Nick Roth
Ray Roth
F. J. Conrad
Waldo Boller
Win, Goldsmith
Ottumwa
Auto
John Goldsmith
Myrtle
Guido Ruegsegger
Parnell
C. Ruegsegg
Cummings
Kinross
Sarah McArtor
Irma Chapman
J. A. Dodds
Dublin
Edward Henn
Mr. Miller
The
Washington Democrat
Murphy
Chicago
Mrs. Sunier
CC. Gardner
H. G Moore
C. C. Yoder
Amish
Mennonite
Tom O'Flaherty
Minneapolis
Chas. Shachner
Henry
Will Foster
Harlan
Mr. Inman
Montezuma
Fred Taylor
Frank Matthess
Pilotsburg
Old Timers Pass As County Sees More Deaths
Coffey and son bought a new buggy of Dayton brothers. Augustine shipped stock to Chicago Tuesday. Ralston was called to Washington Monday evening where his wife fell ill. The funeral of John Knupp was held here Tuesday with a large crowd. Knupp was an old time resident of the county, part of seven local old timers lost in the past year or two.
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Coffey and Son
Dayton Brothers
A. T. Augustine
Chicago
W. O. Ralston
Washington
John Knupp
Mr. Knupp
Crawfordsville Social Notes Visit and Travel
Earl Griffith and Dowell Kurtz visited Sunday in Mt. Pleasant. Miss Emma Wonderly left this morning for Washington to attend institute.
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Crawfordsville
Earl Griffith
Dowell Kurtz
Mt. Pleasant
Emma Wonderly
Washington
Local Social Notes From Keota and Nearby June Visitations
Family visitors and greetings across Keota and surrounding towns are listed. Ja Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wilson of Washington visited W. T. Trotter home. Mrs. S. C. Pearson and Mae shopped in Washington. A. L. Nichols left for South Dakota after a week with relatives. Emerson Nichola and daughter from Coppock spent time with J. W. Nichols's mother. Jean Carden and son from Osage arrived for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. Ro Clegg. Howard Shearer and three children from Albia arrived for a relatives visit. Susie Trotter visited Bennett and J. A. Trotter, with Mrs. F. D. Harding.
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Jean Carden
Osage
Iowa
Carden
A. Ro Clegg
Howard Shearer
Albia
Misa Susie Trotter
Bennett, Lowa
J. A. Trotter
F D. Harding
Weather man Predicts Pleasant Day in Keota
Forecaster says sunny skies will prevail in Keota for a comfortable day. Residents are encouraged to enjoy the agreeable weather as plans unfold and everyone is invited to take part.
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Phillips
Keota
Markets Report From Chicago on June 18 1994
Market roundup notes retimated receipts and leftovers from yesterday with 16 000 cattle and 16 000 sheep listed as prospects steady. It shows mixed packers 6000 624 heavy shipping grades at 5 90 to 46 95 and light trading with price ranges 6 00 to 6 35.
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Chicago
Local market receipts and price quotes report
Estimated receipts today 20000 and official receipts yesterday 43354. Official shipments yesterday 349 with 251 left over. Estimated receipts tomorrow 32000. Market prices show bulk light mixed heavy and porkers pig categories with various bid ranges. Wheat corn oats futures quoted with open close and monthly values. regional market notes by KOGELORE.
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