Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Webster City Tribune in Webster City, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Webster City Tribune

Location

Webster City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1913

Page

4

Hittreim Family Off to Topeka for Ill Brother

The Hittreim family headed by Ole C. Hittreim Sr and Prof Hittreim of Jewell travel to Topeka to visit a very ill elder brother. Threshing runs full tilt with oats yielding well. Pioneer Steve Charlson of Scott township died this week and was buried yesterday at Scott Center cemetery. Aug 7.

Ole C. Hittreim Sr Prof Hittreim Jewell Topeka Kansas Steve Charlson Scott Township Scott Center

Local news notes from the vicinity and visitors

Carl Heins made a business trip to Omaha Sunday. Marion Arnold visits with his parents Mr and Mrs Will Arnold during vacation. Pete Myers expects to finish threshing this week if weather stays good. Maree Label visited her parents near Kamrar. Mr and Mrs Faus of Wisconsin visit the E H Schweppe home. Maggie McDonald from near Duncombe visits her aunt Mrs Dan Kelly. Aug. 6.

Hog Éholera Carl Heins Omaha Marion Arnold Will Arnold Pete Myers Maree Label Kamrar Faus Wisconsin E. H. Schweppe Maggie McDonald Duncombe Dan Kelly

Local Social and Farm Notes From East Independence

East Independence reports visiting relatives from Oklahoma Kanawha and Thompson Iowa with Chalfant and Bauer families at Sherman Lake. The fall threshing has begun with a moderate yield. The Social Circle club hosted a gypsy picnic at Briggs grove with camp fire dinner ice cream and cake. J W Chalfant and wife plan California departure after a three month visit. Rain on Tuesday brought relief to moisture-starved crops.

Ella Rigdon Oklahoma John McPhillips Frank Greiner Kanawha Social Circle Club Brigg’s Grove Virgil .Chalfant Thompson Iowa J. W. Chalfant Pomona California Carl Bauer Kamrar Sherman Lake

Social visits and local callers noted around town

The column lists Mrs. O L Gilbert and others visiting this afternoon while Stratford, Webster City, Boone and Jewell residents share Sunday calls. Verne Seamands and Opal Jensen visitants, Eena Hill returns to Missouri, and several families host relatives and friends through the weekend.

O. L. Gilbert

Local Socials and Visits Mentioned in Blairsburg Area

Blairsburg residents travel and visitors noted with Rev and Mrs Metcalf's Lake outing, Oko boji visits by Mr and Mrs John Fowler, Ames callers H W Stafford, Rosa Barger and Illinois relatives at Ferrell home, Webster City’s Er F McComb, Fred Trotter from Ft Dodge, Streveler and McNee families to Wingie Grove, Roy Martin Boone trip, Esther Martinson Williams late week, Helen Weiss Vinton visit, Tilly Munson Stanhope calls, Rob Loban South family.

John Fowler Stanhope H. W. Stafford Ames Rosa Barger Linois John Ferrell F. McComb Webster City Fred Trotter Ft. Dodge W. J. Streveler J. H. McNee Wingie Grove Roy Martin Boone Esther Martinson Williams Helen Weiss Vinton Tilly Munson Rob Loban South Ada East Side Fort Dodge BE. C. Hahne Kamrar Clyde Pringle Des Moines Robert Horton Marjorie Manson A. R. Litchenberger M. Laty F. F. Brown West Division Street Des Plaines Ilinois G. E. Bennett Ellsworth H. F. Strachan Hazel Loving J. B John Wareham Charles Younkee Independence Varick C. Crosley Chicago Toronto Canada St. Lawrence River Quebec Lake Champlain Lake George Hudson River New York City Boston Philadephia Washington Baltimore

Local Visitors Stop by Bruce Lo Ban Home

Monday business callers Jim Gibbon and Fred Parker of Williams visited the Bruce Lo ban home. Miss Melda Davenport and Mrs. Sawers of Newcastle Pa visited relatives here. May Perry of Webster City called in Blairsburg on Tuesday August 7.

Dakota Bruce Loban Jim Gibbon Fred Parker Williams Melda Davenport Sawers Newcastle May Perry Webster City Blairsburg

Travel Sketches From the Freeman Tribune Voyage

Private correspondence from Mrs. A A Weaver dated May 26 recounts a voyage on the R M Ivernia from New York. Notable scenes include the Statue of Liberty, English ship life, dining customs, deck activities, flowers, and a Memorial Day aboard. Stops planned at Madeira and Gibraltar with observations of people, games, and shipboard daily life.

Freeman- Tribune A. A. Weaver R. M Ivernia New York Maude Soule-Carey Marian Burgen Webster City Florence Madiera Gibraltar Virginia Reel Azores Jowan Vinton Madera Portugal Iowa

Glimpses of Madeira and Gibraltar During Travel

The journal describes Madeira with its white houses and lush gardens, oxen-drawn carriages, and mixed Portuguese and English residents. It notes Gibraltar’s fortifications and multicultural street life, then lists local visitors and residents in Fort Dodge, Iowa, with brief notes on travel, arrivals, and local business ads.

Funchal Nowatain

Canton Engulfed in Teriffic Battle Across Provinces

News wires report continued fighting between Chinese government troops and southern rebels reaching Canton and Hankow. Government forces captured Tehran on Poyang lake and Shayang on the Han Kiang, while northern troops under General Hsu beat the Chinkiang garrison as talks to reestablish government authority faltered near the Yangtze river.

Hong Kong China Canton Hankow Tehran Poyang Lake Kiang-Si Hu-Peh Shayang Han-Kiang Shanghai Hsu Chinking Yangtze River

Northern forces sink junks and kill hundreds near Chinkiang

General Hgu led a garrison attack on northerners sinking several junks and killing about two hundred. The engagement occurred near Chinkiang in Kiangsu province, roughly 36 miles northeast of Nanking.

Hgu Chinkiang Kiangsu Nanking

Western Kansas faces aid call as drought lingers

Senator Harry McMillan of Ottawa county urges a five day special session in Topeka to authorize a million dollar loan program to Western Kansas farmers hit by four months without rain. Coffeyville Independence Olathe and Caney Cherryvale report water shortages and dam guards are stationed to protect supplies.

Topeka Kan Harry McMillan Ottawa County Kansas McMillan Senator McMillan Independence Verdegris Olathe Caney Cherryvale

Emigrant Wagon Bridal Shower Honors Miss Christenson

Miss Verna Bailey hosts a six o'clock dinner for Miss Vesta Hill as she prepares to move to Des Moines for winter work. A playful emigrant wagon, drawn by Lyle and Howard Christenson, features pink and white decor and carries household gifts for the bride to be, photographed by James Traver after ice cream and cake.

Lyle Howard Christenson Dorothy Crouch Miss Christenson James Traver

Bride-to-be Lucy Nail Announces Engagement

Mrs. I T Nail hosted a sewing party for Lucy M Nail with local young ladies. Guests found ribbons with small cards revealing the engagement to Mr David B Gregory dated Sept 1 1918. The hostesses and guests extended best wishes for the couple.

I. T. Nail Lucy M. Nail David Gregory

Prenuptial Shower at Christenson Home for Miss Tris Christenson

A prenuptial shower was held at the A. Christenson home on East First Street Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Tris Christenson. Her marriage to Glenn Miller is set for September tenth. About seventy guests gathered as she arrived to a surprise party while visiting relatives.

Mary Florence Gertrude Fleming Shullsburg Wis Moline Illinois Woodson Whiting Whiting Iowa Dorothy Tuttle Bank Street Miss Whiting Christenson East First Street Tris Christenson Glenn Miller Miss Christenson

Loans to strangers lead to fake diamonds scam

Nathan Drucker of Muscatine loaned 1040 to two men to acquire six supposed diamonds. They offered 26 for one day use. The gems proved worthless at 26 cents value. Oscar Mitts, 16, near Pine Prairie Ark, shot his stepfather William Morris but was exonerated at the preliminary hearing.

Muscatine Nathan Drucker Drucker Wort Smith Ark Oscar Mitts William Morris Pina Prairie Morris

Also Mentioned on This Page

Neighborhood Notes West Independence East Independence 8. G. Thompson Lester Hill H. O. Wells Velma Seamands Frank Taylor Gibralter Mediterranean Flora Sweet Peoria Riley Brothers Ernest Clark Indianapolis Indiana Guy. Southard Boone Street Henry Voss Wird Voss J. M. Whitson Minnie Bucholtz Ida Grove Richardson Tagley National Sewer Pipe Factory Quaker Oats Co Verna Bailey Elm Street Vesta Hill Tri-Kappa Club W. R. Ryan Mer Cash & Lehnhard Hone Second St Hamilton County Kansas City Texas Barney Brin
Search Courier

Search the Webster City Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Webster City Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication