New Hartford and Clarksville Notes End of Season Moves
Dalas Wick and Arthur Knipe depart for Town City to study and train through Christmas. The old Canfield store gains a glass front and new paint. the building, about eight years old, once housed community supplies. Many locals visit relatives, attend the county fair, or travel to Cedar Rapids and Chicago. notable items include a wedding, promotions, and several illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
Dalas Wick
Arthur Knipe
Town City
Dallas Wick
Arthur
Canfield
F. C. Candela
Jook Bae
R. D. Strickland
W. Eberhart
C. S. Payne
Waterloo
New
Hartford Creamery
Dallas Emery
Hillness Central
M. E
H.emery
P.M. Kine
G. Sprague
Adelaide Voorhies
Gedar Repids
Coe College
Jubilee Sept 18 Weather and Community Notes
Jubilee reports potential good corn yields if frosts delay. A public sale occurs on J. A Erwin farm as Mr Irwin prepares to move to Wyoming. Lutheran church to host English services next Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs G W Orth travel to Howard S D for a nephew’s marriage. Mrs Rath and son head to Grand Rapids after monthlong visit. Bertha Orth’s marriage to Emil Bauer held in Lutheran church last Thursday. About 125 families invited to the event. VW Wieser sold his roadster to Herbert Benorden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Erwin
Irwin
Wyoming
G W. Orth Teft
Howard
S. D
Atr
John Rath
Teft
Grand Rapids
Orange Items From Waterloo Community Notes
Local Orange notes report widespread illness in the Saylor family and others such as Mrs Mary Rothrock and son GEAR. Mentions many travels and visits including to Carlisle Neb Cedar Rapids and Ohio. A lightning strike damaged F Q Wildhagen's home and several community events and visits are noted with multiple families moving, hosting and attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Saylor
Mary Rothrock
Gear
Wisit
Carlisle
Neb
John A. Taehty
Frank Baer
Town
State University
A. Bontrager
F. QO. Wildhagen
Dewar Hosts Upcoming Baseball Plans and Local News
Dewar reports last Sunday many attended Readlyn game where the score stood 7 to 6 after thirteen innings in favor of Dewar. Two more games are scheduled this weekend, Iowa Dairy versus Dewar on Saturday and a Cedar Falls team versus Dewar on Sunday. Also noted are visits by Miss Lora Follett to Oelwein, Miss Cora Metcalf visiting La Porte, W. W. Brookes selling property to Steve Mace with move to Waterloo planned, and Mrs J A Hobsey and Mrs Homer Smith from Waterloo visiting William Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewar
Readlyn
Readilyn
Iowa Dairy
Local Helpers Share Harvest Efforts Across Barron Area
Schmitt Brothers sold five corn binders in the past week. Dr. Allen entertains two Chicago sisters visiting Thursday. The Woodmen of our local camp gathered corn for Mrs. H J Barron and delivered it to Waterloo with about fifteen teams and over twenty willing helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmitt Brothers
Dr. Allen
Chicago
H. J
Barron
Waterloo
Stelner Couple Set To Begin New Home Life
A salesman for the Tim of Stumma & Co. for six years, Mr. and Mrs. Stelner plan housekeeping in the house the groom has prepared. They will be greeted by a host of friends who wish them a long and prosperous life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim of Stumma & Co
Stelner
Diphtheria Fears Calmed by Local Health Report
Independence residents receive a fact based update on diphtheria with Dr Agnew and niece Miss Wilson described as mild cases not confined to bed. The report notes transmission from Hertzberg children to Dehnings before quarantine yet emphasizes no severe illness and effective containment. Also covered are county corn prospects, a Marengo death from pulmonary tuberculosis, Mormon elder conference dates, and a city water boiling notice with marriage licenses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin-Journal
George’ Hertzberg
Dehnning
M. P. Kepford
H. RB. Barrett
Jefferson Township
Buchanan County
John Nihan
D. Nihan
Marengo
Patrick Barrett
Rowley
Nihan
Barrett
Harvard
O'Leary
Independence
Swan
Jacob B. Stein
Inetz
Elizabeth Luther
James McNamara
Anna Brown
Olver Hertzberg
Giga Hertzberg
Potatoes Seen Strong Ahead of Harvest Says Wilcox
Kansas City buyer J B Wilcox, here to survey the market, predicts 40 to 50 cents a bushel at harvest with larger acreage and better yields than last year. He has bought some at 50 cents, noting a recent price dip, and expects market activity to rise as digging begins. Mrs W M Brough and Mrs Vasey travel to Colfax for rheumatic treatment, G Wong considers moving to Des Moines but rents deter him, and Miss Edith Minton resigns to teach. Grace Armstrong succeeds at the central office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wilcox
Kansas City
Mr. Wilcox
W. M. Brough
Vasey
Grundy Center
Colfax
Blouzh
G. Wong
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Tea
Notion
Edith Minton
Telephone Central
Chajupski
Grace Armstrorg
Voorhies
Miss Minton
Denver Social Notes and Local Weddings in September
Denver residents share visits and travel news from Sept. 19. Mrs. Charles Meyers of Tripoli and her sister Mrs. Wideman visit. several locals attend gatherings, business calls, and family visits in Waverly Waterloo Sumner Ackley Mason City and Janesville. A Saturday ceremony unites Carrie Baker and William Steller at the Evangelical church. relatives attend. Miss Anna Steege assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charles Meyers
Tripoli
John Wideman
Sam Daniels
Herman Bradenburg
William Greaning
Waverly
F. F. Wiegart
Aid Society
John Hominghaus
Waterloo
Martha Brians
Ernest Karsten
Norma
Fredericksburg
Wiliam Greaning
Henry Neverman
H. C. Bruns
Sumner
Anna Dins
Fred Waiters
Decorah
Monroe Daniels
Henry Bruns
H. C. Bruns, Jr
Mason City
Rev
Krumm
Hulda
Ackley
Anna Steege
Henry Clausing
Clara Mohling
Hulde Olrogge
Cranee
Janesville
Janesville News and Deaths Near Sept 18
Mrs Bess Arnold and Mrs Tessie Fowler visited friends while A M Craig and Mrs Tessie Fowler arrived for a visit. The Presbyterian church was struck by lightning causing minor damage. H A Crané died after weeks of illness. funeral held with Lincoln Circle placement of flag. Crâne was a Civil War veteran from the 109th New York. A sister of Miss Shade visited. Charles Howe installed a piano. cement walk to the schoolhouse completed. youths enjoyed a party at Howard Rich's. Charles City visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Bess Arnold
Shanley
Wallace Ballentine
A. M. Craig
Tessie Fowler
Presbyterian Church
H. A. Craneé
I. O. BF
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Denver
Osage
Waverly
Mr. Smith
Methodist Church
Crancé
109Th New York Regiment
Lincoln Circle
Henry Crance
Miss Shade
Charles Howe
William Jennings
Howard Rich
L. B. Prosser and Daughters
Charles City
Local notices and social updates from Janesville
J W Bennett serves as Janesville druggist during Mr Kendall absence. Rev J W Bissell spoke at the Methodist church. Crance property offered for 1600 dollars. Eggs at 17 cents a dozen and grapes at 35 cents. J E Greenlee reports a thriving restaurant. A farewell gathering at L E Prosser's home sent Jessie and Eva to Canada next week. New sorghum by Charles Burman now on market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bennett
Janesville
Kendall
J. W. Bissell
Methodist Church
Crance
J. E. Greenlee
L. E. Prosser
Jessie
Eva
Canada
Ife
Charles Burman
Brothers Reunited After Years Across Battled Years
James McParland of near Dundee received a surprising call from his brother Jeremiah McFarland whom he last saw at Shiloh. Jeremiah, badly wounded there with six bullets, had not heard from family since. Jeremiah later attended the National Encampment at Saratoga as a delegate from the Washington and Alaska department and learned of possible Delaware County kin, prompting a homeward trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County News
James McParland
Dundee
Jeremiah McFarland
Jeremiah
Saratoga
Washington
Alaska
Delaware County
Iowa
Linden Items Describe Local Visits and Quilting Completed
Mrs Ona Wagner from Marble Rock has been here a week for medical care. John Lines Ona Wagner and James Parcher visited Wednesday for Mrs Wagner’s illness. Miles Cartey and son visited the Akers on Thursday while returning from Indiana. Linden Circle held a special meeting at Mrs I B Chapman’s home. the earlier quilting project was finished. Warren Mitchel and Cruse families report children on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona Wagner
Marble Rock
John Lines
James Parcher
Wagner
Miles Cartey and Son
John Aker
Indiana
Linden Circle
I. B. Chapman
Warren Mitchel
Cruse
Local notes from Reinbeck and Waterloo area
Mr and Mrs John Watson and son James visit from California. Agnes Cameron wed William Showen at Waterloo Tuesday. RP Robinson family from Zaneia in town Thursday. Earle Minton visited parents from Traer Saturday. Mae Harris resigns second grade post to work in Bismarck ND. Mia Barth Minton starts fourth term in Black Hawk district No 1. Belle Edler returns from Des Moines. Mrs James Cameron wa ters Waterloo caller. Koht family moves into new house praised as finest. Mrs Charles Coffin visiting Marsalltown fair. Mayme White and Clara Merhaulse attend Marshalltown fair. Mr and Mrs Bolsby welcome baby girl. Ruth Sibert injures head jumping hole near school, treated at home. Raymond Robinson goes to Town City for school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
John Watson
James
California
Agnes
Cameron
Wuham Showen
Waterloo
RP. E. Robinson
Zaneia
Earle Minton
Traer
Mae Harris
Bismark
Mia Barth Minton
Black Hawk Township
Belle Edler
Des Moines
James Cameron
Koht
Charles Coffin
Marswalltown
Mayme White
Clara Merhaulse
Marshalltown
Bolsby
Ruth Sibert
Raymond Robinson
Town City
La Porte City News Highlights Local Visits and Fairs
J M Bailey returns from Canton S C to visit relatives in La Porte City. R N Myers plans a Reinbeck trip to recoup a disrupted visit due to Rube’s recent illness. Myrtle Vinton Co plays well at the opera house, closing the run with For Fair Virginia. Acrobats La Toy and Palero Bros entertain at the fair, set to appear in Vinion next week. Chet Vaughn visits Waterloo. Mrs Rey and Fred Willis rumored seriously ill at M E parsonage on Sycamore. Roy Wagoner umpired yesterday’s hot contest between Hudson and Eagle Center, praised for firm rulings. Special train for the fair failed to depart Waterloo on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
J. M. Bailey
Canton
S. C
Pasadena
Cal
R. N. Myers
Reinbeck
Rube
Myrtle Vinton Co
Opera House
Fair Virginia
Fair Grounds
la Toy
Palero Bros
Vinion
Chet Vaughn
Waterloo
Mrs. Rey
Fred Willis
M. E. Parsonage
Sycamore Street
Roy Wagoner
Partizan
Hudson
Eagle Center
Roy
Fair Management
Rock Island failure hurts managers and concessions
A tentative plan to send passengers on stock freight failed, costing at least $600 to Rock Island managers and concessionaires. The Aidnight train has paused for the fair, while Herb Christian’s crew adds stone facing near the bridge over the Cedar. Farmers take most cobs and husks from the canning plant, signaling a profit-friendly fair with 30 to 35 hundred paid admissions and higher prices. The rise to 35 cents admission mirrors broader price growth. corn at 55 cents could allow farmers to earn over 20 cents. Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup touts relief from constipation without nausea or griping, sold by Warigler Bros. and J. K. Yoder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Herb Christian
Oring
Warigler Bros
J. K. Yoder
Atrocities Revealed In Zion City Case Breaks
Chicago press reports Walter and Jennie Greenhaulgh Harold Michael Mrs Michael and Mrs Louise Smith were moved from Zion City to Waukegan jail to prevent riots amid ongoing inquest into the death of Greenhaulgh’s infirm mother. Authorities warn more arrests may follow as alleged cures for demonical possession are linked to patient deaths. Undertaker Benjamin Hopkins warned by coroner not to flee Zion City. he admits bones of Mrs Greenhaulgh were broken during treatment but claims family requested suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter
Jennie Greenhaulgh
Harold Michael
Michael
Louise Smith
Greenhaulgh
Zion City
Waukegan
Bertha Young
Benjamin Hopkins
Miners Die From Gas in South Wilkesbarre Mine
Three miners were killed and five injured by a gas escapement at a Lehigh and Wilkesbarre company mine in South Wilkesbarre on September 21. The incident occurred as gas rose in the shaft, prompting emergency response and damage assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Company
South Wilkesbarre
Railway schedule times near east and west sides
The timetable lists multiple daily train times for east side and west side stations. Early morning and late afternoon departures appear on both sides with several distinct slots.
One Million Acres of Irri gated Land in Idaho Falls Area
In the upper Snake River valley Idaho this land promises abundant water and cheap acquisition. Three beet sugar factories, a fruit belt, and a superb climate are highlighted. Idaho Falls is pitched as the next big railroad center and largest city in the state. For details contact Idaho Falls Deve lopment Co. Idaho Falls Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River Valley
Idaho
Odzer
Idaho Falls
Neal
Switch Signal Incident Sparks Railway Dispute
An engineer noticed a switch mishap as the approaching train neared. He signalled a boy to reverse the switch. A disgruntled employee, upset by the boy, caused the issue despite employing him briefly. Even without correction, no passenger damage occurred. the train would have path altered with minor delay.
Rail Schedule Fragments Hint at City Transit Ties
Fragmentary OCR shows train times including 68 Cedar Rapida and Chicago daylight passenger daily except Sunday with 45 a.m. service and 82 Way Freight daily except Sunday at 2510 p.m. The readable text suggests a historic timetable entry reflecting period rail operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapida
Chicago
Minneapolis
Twin City
Rockford
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L. L. Downs
Belvidere
George Chambertin
al. Smith
A. C. Wilcox
Will Madigan
St. Paul
Edward
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Charles Kephart
John
Taylor
W. D. Strayer
Harvey Bouton
Clifford Kijack
Bride
Durant
Noble Frick
Bristow
W. R. Klink
Harvey Mitchell
John McMaster
Minn
Abner Mitchell
Albert Neal
Jim Carter
Burlington Junction
M. J. Burris
James Boyd
Shell Bock
Fussell
Frank North
Mary ”. Poisal
Worthington
Red Wing
John Best
O. I van Vlack
Shell Rock
Lafe Shannon
W. L. Rogers
Lydia Heery
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Sheil Bork
James Bord
Allisor
Bert, Ochiltree
Tipton
C. L. Schellenger
Francis Buchholz
F. H. Hess
Wapello
L. Q. Porter
Dr. Taylor
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Clyfe Johns
Fred Barrett
Prescott
Wis
James Poisal
Jud McCreary
Albert Lea
M. 5. Davis
Bucklin
Fall River
Martin Jonas
Alma Weidman
New Hampton
Cora Mor Tisor
Ainsworth
C. G. Schellenger
Ramona Graham
Bastet
Carrie Price
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Frank Wilson
Loudon
Georgiana McRoberts
Louis Slimmer
Ruloff Slimmer
Rena Root
Ralph Gilbert
Butler County
Allison
Albert Leeper
Heyworth, Tit
Charles Hunt
C. L. Dorman
Anna Carter
Vinton
J. Y. Tilford
Ed. Duncan
Hartley
Iawa
Tilford
Amy Smith
Gene Hanson
Hans Vorsheim
St. Ansgar
Cerney
Asher
Harold Gough
Staples
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Anna
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Norgean Cable
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Sheldon Town
Carleton
Neh
Dale Strayer
Christian Workers’ Societies
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Dan Meyers
P_ Hoover
Independence News
Keinbeck
NEWS
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Mrs. Bennett
Rose Meyer
Col
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Pikes Peak
Henry Baker
Carrie Baker
William Steiner
Anna Baker
Henry Wente
Minnesota
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Lon Baker
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Max Steller
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G. J. Thomas
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Wangler Bros, Land
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One Fears
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World’s Works and Delineator
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BBC
Cosmo
Womb
Issie Jean
W. A. Hartman CO
Inter- Tribune
Suibscrivers Daily Courier
Iowa Home
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Iowa State Register and Farmers
Politan
G. W. Railway
St. Joe and
K.C
Mail and Express
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Way
Chi
Way Freight
Cedar Falls Northern Railway
Ly Broadway
Bhops
Glascow
Denver Jet
Luzie
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Ar Sumnersc
Peo RE P.m
Ly. Sumner
Ly. Bremer
Bill
Glasgow
Falla
Illinois Central
Chitcare Limited
Chicago Express
St. Paul and Chicago Limited
Dubuque Accom
Dodge and Dubuque Express
Omaha and
Sioux City Limited
Ft. Dodge Express
Sioux City
Omaha Mail
Dubique
Waterloo and
Duque Accom
St, Paul Limited
Albert Lea and
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P.ramway
St. Louis
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Betts
Arava
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