City in Brief Ad Talks and Local Happenings
Local notices report social visits from Mrs. Frank Bishop of Galesburg and others, medical updates on Miss Gwendolen Landon, and several lawsuits including A Werling versus William Butterfield for 70 dollars and Wilhelm Guetamer foreclosing a mortgage for 538.88. A. D. Sehlaberg suffers two broken ribs in a street work accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H
J. M. Steeley
Andrew Pinkerton
Cedar Rapids
Frank Bishop
Galesburg
A.D. Sehlaberg
Randoph Street
Mr. Sehlaberg
Herth Avenue
Teachers depart for Rowley weekend visit
Miss Matilda Behrens Miss Emma Priebe Miss Winifred Garvin and Miss Eden Altland all teachers at the McKinley school will leave tonight for Rowley to spend the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs J Van Orasdol Mrs Van Orsdol was formerly Miss Ruby Finch a McKinley teacher In a letter to the editor a farmer urges Iowa dairy experts to promote greater use of skim milk and pasture for hog feeding arguing pasture can replace skim milk for effective hog nutrition and reduce costs He cites U S Department of Agriculture bulletin No 47 and outlines feeding scales for hogs with pasture and grain suggestions plus a call to support agriculture through balanced rations and dairy byproducts He signs GEO V Fowler The issue notes quarantines and school events at local gatherings and a reminder advertises a liniment and drug store products
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Behrens
Emma Priebe
Winifred Garvin
Eden Altland
McKinley School
Rowley
J. van Orasdol
van Orsdol
Ruby Finch
Bates
Iowa
Greater
Department of Agriculture
Estes
U. S
Geo. V. Fowler
Orange Local Notes and Social Updates
The Orange Literary society earned over 33 dollars from a recent entertainment and plans a future box social. H W Miller built a new windmill and tower. Ethel Lichty, student at Iowa State Teachers College, visited home. Fern Miller and Irene Ulrich of Waterloo visited Maust and Rough households. Hugh Geiger and B M Lichty bought autos. News comes from Long Beach of Mrs Frank Plank’s death in a motorcycle collision. Master Blaine Miller celebrated his twelfth birthday with a small party. Mrs Mary B Miller’s spending.
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Orange
Orange Literary Society
H. W. Miller
Ethel Lichty
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Fern Miller
Irene Ulrich
Waterloo
Hugh Geiger
B. M. Lichty
Long Beach
Cal
Frank Plank
Planks
Blaine Miller
Bay
Mary B Miller
West Union prepares paving with Sweeney Bros crew
Work on the paving starts this week as 100 workers are expected to join the project by Sweeney Bros of Reedsburg Wisconsin. A cement culvert is being installed under Vine street to 110 feet long three feet high and two feet wide requiring 239 cubic yards of earth excavation. Assistant County Engineer A D Finch leads the excavation with Mrs H T Taylor recovering from varioloid. Scout Master Frank Morrison announces details of the Boy Scout tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Sweeney Bros
Reedsburg
Wis
Vine Street
City Hall
A. D. Finch
H. T. Taylor
Frank Morrison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buchanan
Tabernacle Chapter
E. Slattery
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Mulberry Street
Gwendolen Landon
Washington Irving School
A. Werling
William Butterfield
Auation
Ascalon Commandery
Order of the Temple
Wilhelm Guetamer
C. R. Gates
L. D. Miller
Crystal Ice & Fuel Company
Tucson
Ariz
Rolland Taylor
T. G. Taylor
Presbyterian Hospital
Mucha
New York
Pittsburgh
Allentown
J. L. Cooley
J. H. Leavitt
Josephine Leavitt
Davenport
St. Katherine’s School
E. M. Towne
Gladys
Layton Smith
Clay Street
Presbyteria T Hospital
Ellen Richardson
Associated Press
The
Courier
Monmouth
Burlington
Carleton Slas
G. W. Willams
Sioux City
Iowa Bankers’ Association
F. W. Powers
Buffalo, N. Y
New York City
Frances Cranmer
Nichol
Galloway
Minden
Neb
EK. FE. Klingaman
Los Angeles
B. Bickley
Jennie Haffa
Minneapolis
Ella Ferguson
Hegina
Canada
Fred Blanchard
Kalos Shop
Chicago
At &Aelock
John Flaherty
Ella
Mary
Charney
Mark McMasters
West Union High School
Commercial Hotel
EB. B. Miller
Meritol
Red Cross Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Potson Verwm
East Fourth Street
Sateen
Panis
Children’s Hoselle
Dept. K
Baltimore
Stolt Bros
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