Pleasant Plains Missionary Society Meet at Mrs Reynolds Home
The Pleasant Plains Missionary Society will be entertained at the home of Mrs A T Reynolds on Wednesday September 6. The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors. The planned picnic has been postponed.
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Methodist Church
Pleasant Plains Missionary Society
A. T. Reynolds
Women’s Missinary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Local Notes From Richland and Nearby Areas
Richland residents share visits and travels as state fair crowds camp nearby. New baby for Cyrus Causey born Aug 30. Funeral held for James Hutchin with Rev Sopher officiating. Dr. Dodds loses his car but no injuries. Rosy attendance pleased with program. Lela Rhodes leaves to teach in Richland. Mrs. O D Chapel returns from Santa Fe. C C Keiper and F C Knapp visit Oska Loosa for business.
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Richland
Farneo Bridger
Washington
Minnie Smith
Peoria
Cyrus Causey
James Hutchin
M. E. Church
Sopher
New Providence
Raymond Johnson
Chicago
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Jess Campbell
Lexington reports the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Jess Campbell on Saturday August 26. Other items note Mrs Carwell and daughter Ruth visiting in Illinois, Rev Carwell joining them, Don Brindley and Mr and Mrs Blaine Holmes at the state fair, Seventy six church added to the Lexington and Pilotsburg circuit, school starts September 4 with teachers Miss Opal Rickey and Miss Edna Dempsey, Sol Hightshoe visiting, Kizra Gardner and Wade at a Washington ball game, Faulkner and crew paving roads south of Lexington, Grandma Moore visiting relatives in Valley Junction.
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Lexington
Jess Campbell
Carwell
Ruth
Ilinois
Lexington and
Pilotsburg
Opal Rickey
Dayton School
Edna Dempsey
Sol Hightshoe
Kizra Gardner
Wade
Washington
Faulkner
Grandma Moore
Valley Junction
Crawfordsville notes include visitors and local events
Mrs. Forester of Denver visiting Crawfordsville and as Miss Wilma Frew she is moving to Pittsburgh. Mildred Johnson returns home from Chillicothe Missouri. D H Miller visits J B McCoy. Local band helps at Tren ton barbecue. Cotter vs Crawfordsville baseball 10 to 6. Alice Yard visits Washington resident BE Davidson home. F E Young and John Griffith travel to Washington.
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Crawfordsville
Forester
Denver
Cole
Washington
Grace Cunningham
Wilma Frew
Pittsburgh
Mildred Johnson
Chillicothe
T. E. Maxwell
D. H. Miller
J. B. McCoy
Frank
John McCoy
Howard Huston
Cecil Lease
Trenton
Olds Band
Dick Lease
N. J. Lease
Des Moines
Cotter
Alice Yard
BE. J. Davidson
Local Departures and Visitors Mark Ainsworth Week
Miss Marie Schmidt left for St. Joseph Missouri to visit relatives. FE J. Rice and daughter depart for Des Moines for a few days. Joe Utterback and W. W. Moore returned from Des Moines after attending the fair. Mr and Mrs Fal Wood came home from a few days at the fair. Carrie Colthurst left for Parkersburg to teach again. Mary Orris returned home to Columbus City after visiting at C. C. Keiper’s. Mrs Dollie Turner and others traveled to Lebanon Indiana after visiting here. Mrs George Curtz and daughter left for Muscatine after visiting T H Will. Jack Duncan left for Cotter after visiting his son Lewis Duncan. D R Jones of Cotter was a business visitor. The Menely Quartet entertained at the Chautauqua last night and were a great success.
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Ainsworth
Marie Schmidt
St. Joseph
FE. J. Rice
Des Moines
Joe Utterback
W. W. Moore
Fal Wood
Carrie Colthurst
Parkersburg
George Curtz
Muscatine
Brookhart Homeward from Camp Perry Iowa Rifle Team Showed Promise
Colonel Brookhart returned from Camp Perry Ohio where he led the Iowa National Guard rifle team. Iowa finished thirteenth in team standings but posted remarkable individual scores led by Serat. C M King of Waukon who won the military rifle championship of the United States. Lieut. Dp.A. Preussner of the Fifty third led the top individual standings with Schilling of Washington and Jackson of Washington also high. The U S Marine Corps team won the shoot with Massachusetts leading state teams.
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Ohio
Iowa National Guard
Iowa
Hart
Washington
Lieut
Dp.a. Preussner
Liedt
L. R. Schilling
Washiton
Sergt. J
Winchester Powder Company
Army and Navy
Brookhart
Serat
C M. King
Waukon
United States
King
Sehriver
U. S. Marine Corps
Army
Navy
Jackson
Massachusetts
Weather Report Highlights Heat and Dust Conditions
The article notes yesterday's heat with a high near 96 degrees in the shade and a noon reading 4 degrees cooler. Today is not as hot with a 92 degree high. A refreshing breeze reduces the heat while continued dry weather worsens dusty conditions in the countryside.
Emerson piano and Angelus player ads in September magazines
Advertisement text urges readers to watch for Emerson pianos and Angelus player pianos in September magazines. It promotes pride in selling Emerson, Steinway, Smerson, and Kurtzman brands and notes sale at North Side Jewelry Store with G. W. Hobson.
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Emerson
Steinway
Smerson
Kurtzman
North Side
Farm Notes Not Written for Farmers
A humorous critique of farm stock and animals. It mocks sow foolishness and advances a comical talking point about sows and family, then ridicules Clydesdales as slow and impractical. The piece ends with an invention claim for a three-layer fly net arched as fashion.
A Woman's Look in the Boston Transcript
A female reader notes a woman can convey more with a look than a man can express in a book praising perceptive communication and social expression observed in the Boston Transcript landmark.
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Bostor Transcript
Bank Statement of Washington Iowa Bank
Statement sworn by A Anderson Schuyler W Livingst on and D J Ross presenting assets liabilities deposits and capital for the bank in Washington Iowa as of September 1 with assets totaling 78005 dollars and deposits 62237342 dollars indicating capital stock 60000 dollars and bills payable 141000 dollars.
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Hanks
Maud
A. Anderson
Schuyler Liverneston
D. J. Ross
Schuyler W. Livingston
A. Seal Anderson
Ross
America Acknowledges St Die's World Baptism Claim
The article notes United States official recognition of St Die France in shaping America’s honor, recounting a lavish fete planned by French citizens with the American ambassador and the French minister of the colonies as guests, highlighting renewed friendship and the claim that St Die became the new world’s baptism site.
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America
United States
St. Die
France
Market notes from Chicago September 2 1911
Morning market summary reports estimated receipts 5000 with 4578 leftover from yesterday. Market prospects quoted 5 higher than yesterday’s average. Prices listed for light mixed and heavy shipping grades, cattle and sheep numbers noted with steady prospects.
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Chicago
IMI
Lil
Chicago Market Briefs Sept 2 1911 Receipts and Prices
Chicago reports estimated receipts today 006 official yesterday 12110 shipments 2459 and over 4578. Market tone steady or higher in cattle and sheep with openings and grain prices mixed as of Sept 4. Grain quotations show wheat corn and oats with closing ranges and futures favored by seasonal demand.
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Chicago
Local Market Prices for Grain and Feed Staples
Market notes show corn at around 50 cents, bay horse hay at 12 dollars per bale, straw by load and bale prices, flour about 1.60 per sack, bran 1.25 per hundred, shorts 1.50 per hundred, corn meal around 6 dollars per sixty pounds. The report lists assorted feed staples with unit pricing and limited readability.
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