Fox and Rabbit Plan Social Visit in the Wood
Mister Fox and Jack Rabbit discuss politeness and hosting a woodland party inviting Owl, Squirrels, Frogs, Blackbird, Thrushes, Crow pair, Beavers, Tortoise, and O Possums while considering invite logistics and potential guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rabbit
MR. Fox
Mister Fox
Owl
Mrs. Owl
Blackbird
Thrush
Mrs. Crow
Jack Rabtt
Mister, Fox
Bird
Fox
Metro Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Local Notes from Rockford Aug 23
W W Briggs returns from a trip through Missouri Kansas and Nebraska with seven cattle loads for food. R F Bruce resigns as cashier at First National Bank and Johannaber of Lone Wolf Oklahoma elected to replace him. Mrs W 20 Smith visits Ohio relatives. Lutheran church chimney struck by lightning last Sunday. Mrs DL Mosher returns.
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Rockford
Briggs
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
R. PF
Bruce
First National Bank
Dohannaber
Lone Wolf
Oklo
Smith
Ohio
Lutheran Church
DL. Mosher
Farmers Savings Bank Sold to New Hartford Bank
The Farmers Savings bank has sold out to the New Hartford State bank, the transfer occurring Friday with Henry Gilkey and Roger Leavitt of Cedar Falls assisting. Local residents and visitors are noted in passing as family members travel and socialize around New Hartford.
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New Hartford
Farmers Savings Bank
New Hartford State Bank
Henry Gilkey
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
Lizzie Rathbun
Jane Cane
Phebe Gowman
E. J. Dunham
South Dakota
Mason City
W. P. Elwell
F. B. Bolton
Colona
Mich
Mit Hall
Ed. Zimmerman
Shell Rock
W. W. Yokom
J. A. Cousins
Stanley
Harve Hoffman
Watterloo
A. L. Enroe
Rewey
Wis
Stork
BE. Bolff
Warry Sherman
W. H. Behrens
Earl Moore
Northern Jowans Still Seeing Them in Iowa
Reports from Goodell and Ta describe a roaming large lionlike animal terrorizing Mitetust Romney and surrounding areas. Residents chase the creature as hunters fear cornfields where it hides. Farmers urge Governor Clarke to deploy militia to track the animal near Avery Center fifty miles from Osage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clares
Mike Kearney
Griggs
Avery Center
Clarke
Goodell
Osage
Legal tangle over Sternweis tragedy in Dubuque
In Dubuque Iowa authorities weigh whether Henry Sternweis or his wife died last in the barn fire that killed five. Estate values hinge on who died last with about 25 000 dollars at stake. trustee N C Gindorfer appointed as the estate is valued at 100 000 dollars. The report also notes a funeral, a local four act comedy at Ingalls opera house, and a family visit from Waterloo by Mr and Mrs A L Reisinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rabbit
Mister Fox
Dubuque
Henry Sternweis
Sternweis
N. C. Gindorfer
German Trust & Savings Bank
Ingall’s Opera House
A. L. Reisinder
Waterloo
Wm. Refsinger
Greene Town Notes Busy Week of Visits and Changes
Greene records a week of social visits and property trades. Charles City visitor S A Clark. Mrs Morford back from Bristow. Joyce Dilts visiting. teachers at Allison institute. Marion Hodgden in Waterloo. Ella Murphy on vacation in Wisconsin. several property purchases including Ben Riggs and Miss Katie Caine. Cedar Rapids visitor T Sherburne. O F Blasier hosts Rome trip relatives. N Y C Hart visiting. infant son of N J Lawless dies. George Yates ill in Dallas. Mrs Arthur Nelson returns from Devil's Lake. Mrs Lee Rodgers travels to Lawten. Greene Library to stage home talent play with Evelyn Lambert of Omaha assisting.
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Greene
S. A. Clark
Charles City
A. N. Morford
Bristow
W. E. Patterson
Joyce Dilts
Grace Ellis
Emma Montgomery
Faithe Hardman
Teachers’ Institute
Allison
Marion Hodgden
Relatves
Waterloo
Misa Ella Murphy
Recorder
Wisconsin
Oliver Davidson
Ben Riggs
Air
Riggs
Wn. Nix
Thorp
Charlies Martin
BE. W. Parne
Katie Caine
N. J. Lawless
George Yates
Dallas
Ss. P
Parne
Steger Tami
Arthur Nelson
Exclusive Kingbard Hill plat filed for record
The plat of Kingbard hill, occupying the former Robert Kingsley homestead north of Prospect Hills, east of Prospect Park, and south of Home Park second addition, contains 223 lots with four neighborhood playgrounds. It will feature landscape gardening, winding streets, electric lights, gas, and water services. The plat is filed by Mr and Mrs L Kingsley, formerly Mary Hubbard, who live on Fourth street at Pinehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingbard Hill
County Recorder
Robert Kingsley
Prospect Hills
Prospect Park
Home Park
Kingsley
Hubbard
L. Kingsley
Mary Hubbard
Fourth Street
Pinehurst
Wife lectures Huggy on street in marital quarrel
A crowd on Fourth Street West heard a wife chal lenge her husband during a public airing of domestic strife. The wife warned of consequences if he does not return to fidelity as before, while onlookers and a few officials drifted by in search of a story. A farmer nearby touts Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in a separate advertisement.
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Fourth Street
Plati
Gungalus
Fleming, Pa
Chamberlain
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Isl
Sind
Mrs Fawalher
Mister Hox
Rochester
Mitch
Elizabeth Mahoney
Seattle
Wash
B. M. Allen
Colfax
Greene, Allison
Des Moines
Z. T. Mitchell
Riley
Chicago
J. E. Hicks
Manly
Anna Parmenter
Cedar Rapids
Zeran
Everett Waters
Yenrick
R. F. Bruce
A. M. Jayne
Floyd County Veterans’ Association
Bull
Scotch Woolen Mill Tailors
East Fifth St
Aunt Mary
Western Union
Wail
Butl Telephone
Mneskinn
THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
INE
PTC
SAT
Cual Memeels
IZOL
Henderson Drug
Commercial Street
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