General Markets Report from Lamson Brothers Chicago and South Omaha
Markets mixed amid a recount and quarantine effects with cattle hog and sheep receipts at South Omaha. hogs opened lower while cattle and calves showed varied prices. Chicago Produce shows unchanged butter eggs and potatoes with broad price ranges across dairy and grain products.
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Mathet News
Chicago
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Wey
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Orchard News Highlights Involving Local Visits And Accident
Mrs Emma Stetters a Wisconsin nurse visiting sister Mrs H L Morse. She spent time in Charles City with Ben Rivers. Mrs Walter Calvert Osage visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Eldridge. Youngest Wetter child burned by hot oven door. hurt but healing. A runaway team from Wm Aird south of town spooked and damaged wagon. no injuries.
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Orchard
Emma Stetters
Wisconsin
H. L. Morse
Charles City
Ben Rivers
Walter Calvert
Osage
John Eldridge
Wetter
Presen
Aird
Clarence Gisselsom
Foot and Mouth Disease Hits Chicago Stockyards
Chicago stockyards report a foot and mouth disease outbreak with about 1000 cattle destroyed. Quarantine imposed. inspectors confirm the case but no milk-ill effects on children reported. Other cities act to curb spread while hasty observations continue.
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Chicago
United States
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Michigan
Indiana
Umnejs
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Notable Local Movements And Visits In St Ansgar
In St Ansgar on Nov 2 several residents made trips and visits. A Lubiens returned from Springfield, Sherman visited Nashua and Waterloo, Fred Bascombe and family moved to Osage for a new postal carrier job, Alving Wilke left for Simpson Minnesota, Rev W P Stoddard from Grinnell preached at the M E church endorsing Des Moines Methodist hospital, Mrs Amelia Fulton returned from Dubuque, Professor Stubbart joined the high school football team to McIntire for a 30 to 6 win, Lyceum Arts Club opened a lecture series with an eight member girl orchestra, Mrs N F Norton hosted a jack o lantern party for primary days in the parsonage, and more local events filled the week.
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St. Ansgar
Lubiens
Springfield
Sherman
Nashua
Watterloo
Fred Bascombe
Hare
Osage
Alving Wilke
Simpson
Minn
W. P. Stoddard
Grinnell
M. E
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Amelia Fulton
Warton
Dubuque
Stubbart
McIntire
Lyceum Arts Club
Opera House
N. F. Norton
Ayer Attends Poultry Convention and Local Notices
J P Ayer attended the poultry convention in Chicago earlier this week. Robt James has been homebound due to illness. Mrs C V Cave returned from Minneapolis after a short visit. Miss Zoe Brandenburg returned from St Paul and resumes her Buchholz dept store duties. BH C Kimball bought Dow street residence from Mrs Fred Butzlass with possession Nov 2. Rev Foster delivered farewell sermon and moved to Union to lead a church. Mrs Leo Bruns hosted an Halloween gathering for local young boarders.
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Foster
Christian Church
Union
Leo Bruns
Ahallowe'en
Dow Wired
Marriages and notices from Rockford area events
Jolly time noted at St Marys Greene wedding of Edward Hanley and Catherine OBrien performed by Father Sheehy. Rockford reports settlement of Childs, 81, who died Oct 16 at York Neb. Ella Behm and Johan Behm wed Oct 26. Congregational visitors planned for Rockford Nov 3 with supper and speeches. Pythian Sisters and families hosted Knights party Oct 30. L Reed couple returned east after months away.
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St. Mary's Church
Greene
Edward Hanley
Dougherty
Catherine O'Brien
Coldwater Towblamp
Father Sheehy
Rockford
Childs
York
Neb
Ella Behmidt
Johan Behm
W. L. Dibble
Charles City
B. E. Marsh
New Hampton
Hempstead
Riceville
Tuch Partors
Pythian Sisters
Knights
K. of P.j Hal
Community notices from Reinbeck Iowa November events
George Saul moved to a farm north of Reinbeck. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Willer south of town. Alpha Zetas hosted a witch party at the M church parlors. Mrs Jeanette Campbell hosts Nov 4. U P church Men's Discussion club meets at parsonage tonight to discuss church advertising. Christian Endeavor and friends attended a hallowe en party at Fred Fletcher home Friday. Coffee and Repartee club meets Nov 6 at Mrs F R Bennett’s. Mrs Schu Knecht assists entertaining. Congregational ladies plan a bazar for early December. Mrs John Ohrt moved into Ganger property. Rosa Reedy rented Ohrt property. Malcolm, IA relatives plan to locate here. Mrs Jas Stewart hosted a birthday party for Mariette with a three course supper and fountain pen gift. M E B ladies serve New England supper Nov 3 at 5 pm. Pythian Sisters held a hallowe en party at lodge rooms. Wall of pit in Whaylen building caved in Thursday. John Cooper narrowly escaped being buried.
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Reinbeck
George Saul
Henry Willer
Alpha Zetas
M. Church
The
GB. C
Jeanette Campbell
U. P
Christian Endeavor Society and Friends
Fred Fletcher
F. R. Bennett
Schu Knecht
Congregational Church
John Ohrt
M. EB
New England
Whaylen
John Cooper
Miss Car ria Wills Shower by Royal Neighbors
In New Hartford on Friday a miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Car ria Wills by the Royal Neighbors at the Will Ogisen home. Other items note Alle Utter’s Montana trip return and visits by Mrs. P W Peterson and Mrs. D Lowell, Rev H A Essex’s Chicago visit, the death of Mrs. Francis Greene in Cedar Falls and burial at Oak Hill cemetery, and Mrs. M Miller visiting relatives at Dike.
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New Hartford
Carria Wills
Will Ogisen
Alle Utter
Montana
P. W. Peterson
D. Lowell
Finchford
H. A. Essex
Chicago
Francis Greene
Mitt Greene
Cedar Falls
Oak Hill Cemetery
M. Miller
Dike
Halloween Party in Westburg Hosted by Houcks
Jesup notes a Halloween party at Mr and Mrs Stew art Houck s Westburg home. Local events include a Baptist church food sale at Parker s store and multiple visits from relatives and guests from Dubuque Muscatine Waterloo Perry Naperville and Washington. A theater play Title Winsome is slated for Grand Opera House on Nov 14 with band and orchestra.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Parker's
M. Strain
Muscatine
Otis Palmer
Fuller House
West Young Street
Clara Schmitt
Dubuque
W. W. Blaster
A. Welsh
Elmer Ohls
Bertha Leeback
Waterloo
James Baginetos
East
Brockman
Samuel Hallman
Bigelow
New York
Carrie Parker
Charles Eastman
Washington, le
Hallowe'en Party Tops Attendance in Iowa Baptists
Attendance set a record among Iowa Baptists as Jesup high school teachers pupils and friends enjoyed a Halloween party at Bank Opera house Friday evening. Community notices mention farm improvements by Henry Haines near Harclay praise meetings at Presbyterian church Mrs Ennis 68th birthday surprise and local social gatherings with families and neighbors in Nashua Waterloo and nearby towns.
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Iowa
William W. Blasier
H. A. Blasier
Roy
Nashua
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. K. Ennis
Enalshad
Meyers
Willis Birdsall
Waterloo
B. E. Cox
B. W. McGinnis
Hallowe’en Perty
Bert Cox
Obituaries from Clarksville Chronicle dated Nov 2
Obituary notices for Abel J. Schrage born in Wir burn Germany in 1649 and married to Mies Elizabeth Lumberg in 1875. He leaves eight children and numerous grandchildren, sisters, and mother. Also Frances Thoroton Adama born 1829 Paris Virginia and died Oct 31 1914 in Iowa, survived by six children, two sons and siblings. Funeral held at Mrs Turpitt’s home, interment Lynwood.
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Clarksville
Abel J. Schrage
Wirburn
Germany
Mies Elizabeth Lumberg
Joe
John
Pake
Lina
W. Bebrends
Frances Thoroton Adama
Parise
Logan County
Ohio
Oscar G. Adams
Virginia
Thornton
Iowa
Miles
Montana
Charles
Hilleboro
Ore
C. R
Henning
Mont
T. M
Aberdeen
Mra
Mary
Turpitt
Clarkaville
Loo Feltus
Hallowe
Sinclair
Harriet’ Walton
Viola Fry
Columbus
Fairbank News Briefs Report Local Quarantine and Accidents
Fairbank reports quarantined home for scarlet fever as the youngest son contracts the disease. Local man James Elliott suffers a motorcycle accident, breaking the left leg below the knee while heading to work on a cement bridge project southeast of town. Other items note Elgin land deals, extended visits from Middle River Minnesota, newspaper work resuming, and Christmas ship charitable contributions from Fairbank residents.
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Fairbank
Eugene Chase
Frank Fay
Hugh Leehy
G. FP. Monro
Elgin
Fay
Leehey
Fairbank View
A. P. Hughes
B. A. Weibel
James Elliott
H. G. George
Frank Brant
Cedar Falls
Frank Wilbur
TI. Chase
Waterloo
St. Francis Hospital
SKITCH Washing Aid Promises Easy Laundry Makeover
An old advertisement touts SKITCH as a simple washing aid that cuts wash day effort. It claims three teaspoons tackle a boilerful of clothes, even for machines, with minimal soap use and low cost. Consumers are urged to buy a 10 cent package or request a free sample from Hans Fitchtenberg in Milwaukee.
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Hans Fitchtenberg
Grand Ave
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Local Charity Gifts Aid Community Needs
Gifts including shawls shoes stockings sweaters and hoods were shipped Monday with a substantial monetary contribution also donated. The Methodist Sunday school sent money and black bass from Manchester hatchery were released into the river. Miss Gertrude Fay hosted the Embroidery club on Grove street with a pleasant evening and refreshments. Prof Parks and family moved to a newly vacated house in Patterson addition. Eva Weibel takes a two week vacation from her Waterloo stenography job.
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Methodist Sunday School
Manchester
Gertrude Fay
Grove Street
Parks
Schram
Patterson
Uita Jardee
Eva Weibel
Waterloo
E. A. Weibel
Otterville social notes and repairs noted
Otterville reports Mrs EK Barsclay of Littleton visiting Mrs H D Bante last week. Embroidery circle meets Nov 12 with Mrs A D Fenner. Mr and Mrs Frank Bante and children return from a month in Riverside Aberdeen St Paul Minn. Golden Rule society Halloween party held at Mile Bittinger home with twenty members and guests. J H Gilson house damaged by fire earlier has been repaired.
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Otterville
EK. Bars Clay
Littleton
H. D. Bante
Embroidery Circle
A. D. Fenner
Frank Bante
Riverside
Aberdeen
St. Paul
Minn
The
Golden Rule Society
Hallowe'en
Mile
Bittinger
J. H. Gilson
A Woman's Terrible Experience and the Favorite Prescription
A controversial appeal promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women with backache headaches and other symptoms. The piece argues about civilization and treatment of women, urging readers to obtain the remedy from local dealers and to consult Dr. Pierce by mail for confidential diagnosis.
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Obes
Dr. Pierce
Pieres
Invalide’ Hotel
Buffalo
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W. H. Hartman
Ea Parkside Sanatorium
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Closson
Independence
Moler Barper College
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Zouss
Weslingstein
Red. Co
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Phone St
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McCoy
Labs
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Monmouth
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Jefferson
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Wellington
Independence Avenue
Lafayette
Hammond Ave
Lila Street
C. W. Catton
Don Commercial Bank
West Ath
T-Toom
Grant Ave
Scott
Allen St
Stewart-Simmons Press
Dawleson St
W. Knion
Noterloo
West Ninth
Rhode Island
Security & Storage Co
Mulberry St
A Mather
Nichols Furniture Co
Jeffersons
Davidson Motor Cy
Or. D. Addrves
Tam
Callington
W. A. Doeter
West Third
Sen Tor
Farms Town Securities Co
Com
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Uturloo
Portland
Aplington
Hood Land
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Heart Ofty
Maclean
Elkwary
Canada
Edith’ Hanna Coltan
Marstiail
Towa
Wii
Rendall
Robinson
Delaware County
Crocker
James A. Squires
Logan Ave
Abbott
Ehane
Black Hawk
Picearoer
Security Storage Co
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
G. Y. Clement
C. Y. Clement
Lickelberg
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le Grand
Nation of Assessment
City of Waterloo
Tenth Street
Franklin Street
Sycamore Street
Prasnect Avenue
Vine Street
Wits
Pane
City of
Eity
City of Waterton
East Fourth Street
Franklin S Street
Tlaois Central Railroad Company
BR. la. Degon
Lamson Brothers & Company
Vince
C. G. Larrabee
Jesup
Stewart Houck
Westburg
Garald
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