Keota Band Concert Drowned by Rain In West Chester
West Chester patrons gathered for a Keota Band concert but rain cut the event short after two numbers. crowd dispersed as delays and detours affected travel plans. some stayed overnight in town to wait for the rain to pass.
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West Chester
Keota
Will Munro
Floyd Crayne
Howard Stewart
Farmer Union
R. Ferguson
Miss Scott
Mr. Ott
Oskaloosa
H. W. Luers and Co
Oral Walters
Penn College
Daryl D. Dayton
Grinnell
Lola Dayton
Cedar Falls
Harper
Des Moines
Kalona
Brighton visitors and local gossip fill week of guests
Mrs. James Frain returned from Ollie with friends while Ed Crile and Mrs. Emma Brim visited Cedar Rapids with Tracy Fenner. Rev. Pool and Mary of Mt. Pleasant were guests. Mary stayed longer. Other visits include Anna Strause of Oskaloosa with Art and Des Moines grandchildren, Joe Richardson from Cedar Rapids, Otto McNeese's return from a show tour, and Floyd Robison's family joining Booster day. Word has been received here of
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Brighton
James Frain
Ollie
Ed Crile
Emma Brim
Cedar Rapids
Brim
Tracy Fenner
Herman
Spohn
Chicago
Government Vocational Training School
Pool
Mary
Mt. Pleasant
Anna Strause
Oskaloosa
Art
Des Moines
John Swaddling
George Johnson
Ralph Nichols
Rex Brier
Joe Richardson
Otto McNeese
Byron Stone
Mill Grove
Chas. Stone
Floyd Robison
Moline
Charles Smith
Joliet
Ill
Mattie Whitmer
Dan Bailey
Winfield
Bb. C. Tracy
Herman Seurs
West Chester
L. E
Why They Parted and the Cure in One Dose
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy relieved right side pain and all digestive complaints after a single dose. The advertisement asserts the remedy clears nasal mucus, reduces stomach and liver inflammation, and guarantees satisfaction or money back.
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Mayr
Lemmon’s
Advt
Eureka Homecoming And School Start In Eureka
Frank Snider Fred Wagner and Charley Donaldson expect to return from Colorado this week after visiting Mr. Donaldson's farm. Eureka school opened with Miss Pearl Glassburner as teacher. Several local residents travel to Brighton for homecoming. James Wolfers’ children attend St James School in Washington this year. Edward Bruty and Willis Brannen begin high school in Washington. Last year’s students return this year. Ground preparation for wheat proceeds. Eureka church plans a homecoming on the twenty fourth with program details to follow.
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Eureka
Frank Snider
Fred Wagner
Charley Donaldson
Colorado
Donaldson
C. Petratt
Franklin
Washington
Frank McKyne
Cappock
Eureka Church
Weathered roads and uncertain corn yield in Wellman area
Heavy rain cooled the air and dust on country roads began to pit. Wm Spratt from Frendale reports corn dried and ears not fully filled, suggesting yields may be lower than last year. Gus Klockente ger and wife visited Fred Klockente ger in Siebert Colorado where he is recovering. Dorothy returned with them.
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Wellman
Wm. Spratt
Fréndale
Gus Klockenteger
Siebert
Col
Fred Klockenteger
Gus
Harry Whet
Dorothy
Hog Incident and Sale Preview In September
Oscar Axthelm reports a hog killed by lightning during Friday night storm. Sear plans a September 23 sale featuring a fine lot of pure bred Poland China hogs.
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Oscar Axthelm
Sear
Picnic Honors Eli Wenger at Miller Home in Orville Ohio
A Sunday gathering at the FF S Miller home in Strngtown honors Eli Wenger of Orville Ohio. Attendees include Leah Miller P L Nickalous Joe Nebel Fred Klopfenstein Joe Mast Arthur Mitchell P R Schantz David C Schantz Ben Leichty Henry Mast C R Wyse Eli Klopfenstein Mollie Goldsmith and Agnes Miller. The Stringtown threshing company plans more jobs before silo filling. E E Eicher assisted Elmer Frey enberger with a cement tank installation Friday.
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Stringtown
FF. S. Miller
Eli Wenger
Orville
Ohio
Leah Miller
P. L. Nickalous
Joe Nebel
Fred Klopfenstein
Joe Mast
Arthur Mitchell
P. R. Schantz
David C. Schantz
Ben Leichty
Rural Route No Six Residents Active in Town Work
Mrs Fisher spent Tuesday in town shaping. Jess Radda and his helper hauled corn to town. Mrs Roy Teets visited her mother Mrs Scott on Thursday. John Lang and Ernest Fisher were business callers in West Chester to Miss Eunice Scott. Eunice attends revival meetings at New Haven church and assists the choir. Eunice is a skilled musician and a capable teacher.
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Jess Radda
Roy Teets
Scott
John Lang
Ernest Fisher
West Chester
Eunice Scott
New Haven
Eunice
Crawfordsville Social Notes from September Visit Highlights
Crawfordsville residents report visits and family travel. Mrs. James McFadden of Washington spent Saturday with her daughter Mrs. N J Lease. Eben Davis and daughters Alma and Genevieve returned from Ohio. Frank Clossen of Wenatchee Washington arrived for a visit with relatives. Clint Rhea and his sons visited at Robert Rhea’s home in Burlington.
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Crawfordsville
James McFadden
Washington
N. J. Lease
Eben Davis
Alma
Genevieve
Ohio
Frank Clossen
Wenachee
Wash
Clint Rhea
Robert Rhea
Burlington
Perbyl Brothers Return From Colorado Visit
Frank and Joe Perbyl return home from a two week trip near Denver Colorado where they visited at the Jas Prebyl home Lloyd Turnipseed installed a new line fence between their farm and Wheelan's last Friday Mr and Mrs Worth Noecker drove
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Frank
Joe Perbyl
Denver
Colo
Jas. Prebyl
Lloyd Turnipseed
Wheelan
Worth Noecker
Reeves Couple Married as Mrs Reeves Receives Congrats
Pleasant Plains residents note the marriage of Mr and Mrs Clifford Reeves last Tuesday eve ning. Dave Benson and his daughter Mildred plan a California trip returning in early November. Roland stays with Uncle Newt. Prairie Flower W F M 8 meets with officer elections. Bad weather limited Sunday services but attendees enjoyed the lesson study and sermon.
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Pleasant Plains
Clifford Reeves
Dave Benson
Mildred
California
Roland
Newt
Harley Myers
Prairie Flower
Iowa Boosters Plan Special Trains for Yale Game
The Iowa Boosters Club aims to recruit 125 Iowans for the October 14 game between the state university and Yale. If enough sign up, a special train will run from Iowa City to Chicago and then to New Haven. A one way fare is set Chicago to New Haven, with efforts to match Iowa City to Chicago rates.
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Iowa City
Iowa Boosters Club
State University
Yale
Chicago
New Haven
Conn
Testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Mrs Lula Vann Fulton of Fulton Arkansas reports monthly back pain and inability to work improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She praises the remedy and offers her experience as a testimonial to other women with similar menstrual and nerve related symptoms
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Fulton
Arkansas
Lydia E. Pinkharm
Mrs. Lulavann
Fulton, Arkans&s
Lydia E. Pinkham
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G. KE. Snyder
Snyder
Geo. McCoy
James Hoaglin
Will
F. A. Williams
Mr. Williams
Frank Weidner
Fairfield Hospital
Coppock
Henry Kientz
Charlotte
San Benito
Texas
Misa Charlotte
Parson's College
Bill Ott
Dr. Blythe
Riverside
John Klockenteger
Jim Morrow
Miss Thelma
T. D. Adams
H. Wilson
Ed Morrow
Fred Schroder
William Nesmith
Tipton
Emma Booth
Wm. Flynn
Lexington
Harris McGugin
Clark Brown
Tuesa
Colorado Springs
Bruce Moomey
Lamont Moomey
Stark
Muscatine
Off
North English
Marengo
Iowa County
Eardley Bell, Jr
KE. H. Hucke
Hucke
Henry Durian
John Kloekenteger
Carl Anderson
Chas, Shaffer Farm
Laura Marquam
Bloomfield
Georgia Booth
Cody
Neb
Harry Durian
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Teane
Durian
Judge Hamilton
Roy Kelly
Bogging Green
Nina Johnson
Curran Baughman
Dovers
Kansas City
Nick Hahn
Geo. Brown's
Lon Burris
J. T. Hawk
Presbyterian Church of
Peter Conrad
Carl and
Charline
Kansas
John Conrad
Kieth
Sioux City
Chas. Conrad
Geo. Brown
Talleyrand
Joe Lambert
Clarence MecNarlen
Arthur Lambert
Charleton
Lucile Sheetz
Henry Sheetz
Rolling Green
Petey
Tinnes
Mary Axthelm
Edward Axthelm
Leon la
Axthelm
Ensilage
Lawrence Conrad
Conrad Aller
Sigourney
Sol
Sturgeon Brothers
Slim” Johnson
Chalmer Sturgeon
Fureka
Mrs! Fisher
Tuéaday
Town
Lula Vann Fulton
Ark
Richard Johnson
South Sa. Ave
Japan
Ohnson
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