Allison Socials and Local Trials Highlight Town News
Allison moves include a California visit by Mrs Emma Ray and family, a well attended Epworth league field meet against Iowa City, and a Kokobo tuneh prize. Local clubs plan bazaars and aid meetings, while court awards 6000 to plaintiff in Cedar Valley Electric case. Social events, travel notes, and several residents’ trips fill the week.
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Allison
Emma Ray
Cora Foote
Hay
BF. J. Ray
California
Foote
San
Iowa City
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Agnes Buroker
Wiverly Hospital
LB. Buroker
Child Improvement Club
H. F. Wild
Death of Young Marble Rock Farmer Fred Thieman
Fred Thieman, a young farmer from Scott township near Marble Rock, died Sunday evening after several days of typhoid pneumonia. He was a high school graduate, recently married, and leaves a wife, three young children, his parents, two sisters, and four brothers. The town notes several local visits and return trips, including Mrs. Keeter to Waterloo and health updates for Mrs. Arthur and Mrs. Warner. Other residents mentioned include Mr. Pasco returning from South Dakota with crop reports, Celia Wienturg moving on, and visiting Schraders.
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Marble Rock
Fred Thieman
Scott Township
Will Thieman
So Keeter
Waterloo
Charles Arthur
Rochester
Minn
Clarence Warner
Winnie Trimble
Cedar Rapids
Fred Pasco
South Dakota
Celia Wlenturg
Mason City
J. Q. Schraders
Lew
Littleton area social notes and local visits
Miss Wichel McGlaughlin visited Mrs. Floyd Gowers in Littleton from Tuesday to Friday. James Alexander of Sloan City visited his mother Mrs. Jane Alexander. The Cromwells of New York City welcomed a twelve pound boy born recently. Clar ence Kingsbury and Lena Hayward enjoyed an auto trip to Bemidji Minnesota. Gladys Griswold returned from Brownsdale. A chicken pie supper is planned by the Ladies Aid on Nov 19 at the B F Hinderliter home. Walter Howard improves after Rochester tonsil and neck gland operation.
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Littleton
Wichel McGlaughlin
Floyd Gowers
Bowers
Maurice Bantz
Wisconsin
James Alexander
Sloan City
Jane Alexander
Oliver Cromwell
New York City
Cromwell
Helen Merrill
Clarence Kingsbury
Lena Hayward
Bemidji
Mann
Gladys
Griswold
Jennie Griswold
Brownsdale
Mion
Wast Perry School
Gladys Griswold
B. F. Hinderliter
Ladies’ Aid
George Rehberg
Charles Alexander
Harold
Margaret
A. J. Gleony
Otterville
Walter Howard
Rochester
Local Notes From St Ansgar And Nearby Towns
St Ansgar residents host and visit relatives across Mason City Ossian and Canada Miss Rebecca Bokken visits sister Mrs Riveland family Mrs R M Odegaard Agnes arrive from Canada for relatives. Mr and Mrs James McCulla return from Rockford to see sick Hugh McGhan. Mrs Carl Halling and Ruth visit Minneapolis. Zilk and Roche buy Implement business from Kirt Roe. Parent teachers meeting held at high school with papers read and a chorus perform.
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St. Ansgar
Myr
G. C. Mather
Mason City
W.H. Cutler
Eveville
Rebecca Bokken
Ossian
Riveland
R. M. Odégaard
Agnes
Canada
James. McCulla
Rockford
Hugh McGhan
Mable Schroeder
Manly
J. C. Westenberger
McGregor
Carl Halling
Ruth
Minneapolis
John
Marlin Tollefson
Zilk
Roche
Kirt Roe
O.K. Berg
Montana
Dac
W. R. Turner
Neylor
Clost
Parkey
Osage
Weather Affects Farmers Waiting To Husk Corn
The Nov 16 report from Fox Township notes harsh weather delaying farmers who have not yet begun shelling corn. It mentions the Jubilee Creamery company in connection with local farming activity and supply.
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Fox Twy
The
Jubilee Creamery Company
After sickness Scott's Emulsion touted as blood making oil food
The ad claims relapses follow illness and that only food builds a worn-out body. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as concentrated blood making oil food that feeds tissues and strengthens lungs and throat. Doctors prescribe it and nurses advocate it, noting it has no alcohol or drugs.
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Scott
Scott & Bomue
Uloomifield
Ryds
Cows Hauled In From Jesup As Snow Arrives
A carload of cows arrived in town hauled by local farmers from Jesup. The first snow of the season appeared Sunday morning as Mike and John Olinger rented the Jacob Behares farm for the coming year.
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Las
Jesup
Mike
John Olinger
Jacob Behares
Nashua Social News and Local Notices
Nashua society notes report on Myra Wil Wright hosting a tightknit club gathering with guests Miss Baumbach of Ladysmith Wisconsin. The page covers weddings births illnesses and a move of Mrs. Watt to an Iowa care home, with reflections on longtime local business and community figures.
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Nashua
Navy
Tighmanon Club
Hely
Myra
Wil Wright
Miss Baumbach
Ladysmith
Wis
A. B. Claypool
Blod. Knight
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Congregational
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Kensington
W. M. Hunter
Benj. Boardman
Joseph Harn
Cedar, Valley Electric Company
James A. Barlow
South Main Street
R. H. Waugh
Addie Waudby
Aplington
Rev
Co. FB. Wandby
Hartwick
Frank Waudby
Voorhica
F. J. Ray
John and
James
Des Moines
Mr. Ray
Rolla
Bert McAlping
Aute
Busgett
Florida
Will Esser
B. J. Oakes
St. Francis Hospital
Jewett Haynes
Peoria
Charles Losee
John Jesmore
Detroit
Mich
TY Russell-Tamson
Galloway Brosco
Iowa
Beecham
Ient
Bowes
Ide
George McManus
Kionnt
FOX
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Jacksonville
Georgia Southern
Cincinnati
Laudeeilier
Negiville
Tieton
Atlantic Coast Line
Southland
Lncal
Cowperthwaite
Rhein
EEF
Nex Moines
Alnur
S. Patterson
Oconomowoc
Wisshire
Patterson
W. ¥. Crawford
Rowan
KBOC
Baumbach
Ernest Bahiman
Mario Kaak
John Watt
Allan Wieme Ing
Ogden
Utah
Mra. Watt
Ittle City
Sloan
A. J. Fan Dyke
Lakewood
Liniment
Sloan‘seit
Nevada Briggs
Dr. Myers
Wivenings
Sycamore Street
Ellis Hotel
Fews