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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
3
Classified notice advertises EWA Te wees ewe sa BEC 200 or Babies shoes with solid soles and counters in all colors. Sizes 2 to 5 available. Also promotes 48c girls dress shoes with patent tip extension sale.
The Tribune notes GOP tensions over Roosevelt and Cummins with Blythe gaining signal echo. It recalls Wisconsin's La Follette, critiques candidates, and argues public fitness over minor missteps. Local notes mention Willis Bisbee, Earl Miller, Carrie Thompson, Oleda Langland, and Geo Knutson. March 30.
Jacob Knuutson visited Thompson Iowa on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Tom Anfinson were Roland visitors Monday. Mr G J Hendricksen was in Wisconsin.
Loginber and other farmers start fieldwork burning foxtail and preparing oats. Thomas Murphy sells an extra fine Percheron pair for 400 dollars. Walt Hellen’s subscribers draw from distant towns. Louis Mason plans a willow wind break to avoid summer shade. Thomas Butler buys a mammoth four horse disk drill from Williams. Mick Wells buys a fine draft mare age eight from W W Jobin last Saturday. Loban’s stable holds more draft horses ready for work.
The passage notes prices considered fair as buyers seek good horses. R. B. Loban and a Mr. Smith were seen in the area last week looking for suitable stock. The date given is March 3.
A cascade of small-town notes from Webster City region recounts visits and trips. Perry Phillips traveled to Vincent last week while Max Stark went to Lehigh on a business trip. Wenzion Stark hunted cranes and carried two at a time. Numerous visits, dances, and family gatherings highlighted a busy period with marriages, moves and farm improvements noted among residents and neighbors.
Anna and Christ Haverston spent Sunday at the Tom Jolson home in Liberty township. Al Merritt and family were at James Buckels, while Mrs. George Lane of Ildora was at an unspecified location.
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