County News Happenings Across Local Communities
The Happenings in the County report on multiple community events and daily life within the county. It highlights social gatherings, agricultural notes, school activities, and local concerns important to residents and neighbors.
Local Visitor Notes and Social Calls in Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville reports Frank Davidson of Sullivan Missouri visiting Mrs A Davidson. Mrs Joe Anderson and Mrs 2 8 Dix and Mrs Chas Shaffer were Washington visitors. Bertha Miller returned to Columbus Junction after a week with Miss Alice Swickard, who accompanied her to Washington. Alice Maxwell visited West Chester yesterday. Mrs C A Sprague returned home from Columbus Junction after a short visit.
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Crawfordsville
Frank Davidson
Sullivan, Mo
A. Davidson
Joe Anderson
Dix
Chas. Shaffer
Washington
Bertha Miller
Columbus Junction
Alice Swickard
Camp meeting closure and local social notes
George Savage is on the sick list. Black Hawk camp meetings ended Monday night. Miss Alma Pfieffer visits sister Mrs A L Koch. Isaac Stockman was a Washington gallfer one day last week. Miss Fern Cady began fall term of golioo at Spring Creek with twenty pupils enrolled.
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George Savage
Black Hawk
Alma Pfieffer
A. L. Koch
Isaac Stockman
Washington Galfer
Fern Cady
Spring Creek
Local residents enjoy Sunday river outing and family visits
E D Lewis and wife and Walt Livezey and wives picnicked on the river Sunday. Mr Jessup of Ft Madison stayed with Miss Vera Patterson over Sunday. Several families, visits, and weddings noted. Geneva Smith to Nebraska. Georgia Whetstine to marry Chas Fritz on Sept 18 at the Fritz farm. many moves and gatherings around town.
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E. D. Lewis
Walt Livezey
Mr. Jessup
Ft. Madison
Vera Patterson
Wm. Wade
Irma Chapman
Standard
C. C. Gardner
W. E. Baker
St. Paul
Minn
C. M. Booth
Tom Schulty
Nort Messenger
Rachel Fritz
Charles
Ben White
W. A. Curl’s
M. Zimmerman
Ida Adams
McArtor
Kinross
Geneva Smith
Nebraska
W. D. Nesmith
Clarence McArtor
Elmer Wilson
Washington
Eph Dawson
Robert
D. F. Kirkpatrick
J. A. Dodds
Albert Powers, Sr
Sabina Wilson
Christiana James
Jones
Town
Wellman Socials and Farm Auctions Reported
Wellman on Sept 11 1912 records A Dodds and family visiting Bert Stafford home. R G Booth sold his household goods at auction Saturday and Mr Law will occupy the house. Mackey and family and Mrs Mer spent Sunday at the Chas home.
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Wellman
A. Dodds
Bert Stafford
R. G. Booth
Law
Mackey
Mer
Chas
Campers and visitors noted in Lexington week events
Lexington reports Blaine Holmes and John Rittenhouse camping last week. Rosey Faulkner visited Hazelle Schulty on Monday afternoon. Bunk Booths were entertained at Tom Schulty on Sunday. Don Brindley and Mrs Al Patterson rode to the Blaine Holm eg and John Rittenhouse camping Sunday. The Sunday School club was entertained at Ezra Gardner's last Saturday evening. A delightful evening was spent by all present. Frank Wilson and family and Cal
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Lexington
Rept
Blaine Holmes
John Rittenhouse
Rosey Faulkner
Hazelle Schulty
Bunk Booth
Tom Schulty
Don Brindley
al Patterson
Blaine Holmeg
Ezra Gardner
Frank Wilson
Cal
More Machinery for Electric Co
The Iowa Gas and Electric company plans a 225 kilowatt generator doubling capacity. It will ship late this month and start operations before winter. New wiring to the business district, larger three times current size, will be installed with the generator. A voltage regulator is purchased and soon installed. A new engine comes next spring. A 150 horsepower boiler replaces two 60 horsepower boilers with a new smoke stack.
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Iowa Gas & Electric Company
Iowa Gag & Electric Company
Entertained Guests At George Amlong’s On Sunday
Griggs and family Oscar Rittenhouse and family Jess Campbell and family Ray Sitter The Misses Elsie and Lydia Amlong and Mr and Mrs Faulkner were all entertained at George Amlong's on Sunday.
Social visit and picnic honor local families in Iowa
Mr and Mrs Jacob Hotle and Mr and Mrs Ed Robertson dined with George Hotle Sunday. Mrs W KE Augustine and Mrs J B McCaleb attended a picnic at Andy Augustine's in honor of Michael Augustine and Claude Augustine of Delta Iowa. Jacob Hotle and daughter Birdie toured to Washington yesterday. Andy Meyers and wife visited Washington. Two auto loads of Dublin men traveled to Oakville for a fishing excursion, reporting a good time but poor fishing.
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Jacob Hotle
Ed Robertson
George Hotle
W. KE. Augustine
J. B. McCaleb
Andy Augustine
Michael Augustine
Claude Augustine
Delta
Iowa
Birdie
Washington
Andy Meyers
Dublin
Oakville
Beauty hints and charming damsels in old verse
A nostalgic verse compares Jemima and Miranda as beauties with contrasting tempers and futures. It contrasts Jemima’s charm and flaws with Miranda’s sweetness and steady homeward appeal, imagining future suitors and aging depictions.
Make a Decorative Hot-Dish Stand From Pasteboard
Cut a piece of pasteboard to the desired size and shape and sew on felt or flannel. On the reverse side sew on flat bone, pearl, or china buttons all of one size in rings or patterns to hold the hot dish up from the table.
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National
Poverty as Disease and the Gold Cure Opinion
Judge Woods Hutchiinson claims poverty is a disease while advocating the gold cure as a remedy, presenting a controversial stance on economic hardship and treatment in a brief exchange.
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Woods Hutchiinson
Value of Chamberlain's Liniment for pains urged
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy for lame backs sore muscles sprains and rheumatic pains. Lemmon's Pharmacy sells the product.
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Chamberlain
Lemmon
Synod of Iowa United Presbyterians Prep For Three Day Meeting
The Iowa synod of the United Presbyterian church prepares a three day meeting at Second church starting October 1. Local committees meet at D. J. Rora home this evening. attendance expected to be record crowds with prominent speakers from India to Pittsburgh and Des Moines. Doctor Henry Wallace will miss due to national conservation congress.
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Iowa
United Presbyterian Church
D. J. Rora
Washington
United Presbyterians
W. R. Sandhill
Second Church
PD. R. Gordon
India
Andrew Gordon
Church
W. @. Williamson
Clarinda
First Church
Ralph D. Lytle
Monmouth
Board of Education
R. A. Hutchinson
Pittsburgh
Board of Home Missions
W. I. Wishart
C. FP. Wishart
W. B. Smiley
Doctor Wishart
Ways and Means
Brotherhood
A. L. Davidson
First
Henry Wallace
Des Moines
National Conservation Congress
Esther MacGugin to St Paul Texas
Miss Esther MacGugin longtime Montezuma Republican managing editor will leave this fall to edit and manage a weekly in St Paul Texas for George H. Paul a Iowaland man with large Texas interests.
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Esther MacGugin
St. Paul
Texas
George H. Paul
Fishing Their Occupation Along New Brunswick Coast
Over 1 200 small boats ply the north coast of New Brunswick. Nearly every resident spends part of the year as a fisherman and many follow fishing as an occupation. Most smelt fishermen are farmers who use fishing as a winter profitable side line.
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New Brunswick
Budapest Inventor Proposes Peristerilization for Wood
An inventor from Budapest offers a method that treats the earth around wooden posts to kill germ and insect life, preserving wood without treated lumber. The process, named peristerilization, aims to substitute for treated wood where such materials are hard to obtain.
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Budapest
Chicago Markets Report September 12 1912
Chicago markets overview with receipts totals for today and yesterday. Prospects show demand weaker for cattle and steady to lower prices. sheep demand strong and heavy trading in mixed and heavy shipping grades. Record includes daily receipts, yesterday totals, and forecasted shipments and tomorrow’s receipts.
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Chicago
Market Update Slow and Steady Cattle Prices Mixed
Market shows slow and steady movement with cattle prices mixed. Reeves region data lists cows and heifers at 3.00 to 7.75, Texas steers 4.75 to 46.40, stockers and feeders 4.25 to 7.00, Western cattle 5.75 to 9.23, and notable figures include 5.754710.90.
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Reeves
Texas
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L. A. Guy
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Beauty
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Jemima
Aidenn
Hans
Miranda
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Doctor Wallace
National Conservation Organization
ST. Paul Texas
Dors
S.C
John A
Harry L. Kaga
Morrison
Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago, Il
Reister & Son