Busy Tuesday Social Notes Reach Blaireburg and Des Moines
Des Moines resident Warren C Calladay travels to Blaireburg while many locals attend events and visits. Students and teachers, including Miss Mary Mickelson and Prof D A Kent, are noted visiting and returning. Travel plans stretch to Birmingham Alabama and Mexico as families plan winter stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren C. Calladay
Des Moines
Blaireburg
Mias
Dora Morse
Williams
Foreign Deed Filed for Record in Scott Township Lands
A foreign deed filed in Hamilton County records conveys 120 acres from the Tora Wicks estate in Scott Township to Benedict Anderson. The transfer involves 28 heirs, with signatures acknowledged before American consuls in Stavanger and Bergen, Norway, led by Consul Rasmussen. The unusual deed highlights foreign signatures and Norwegian acknowledgments. Also covered is the Chag Smith tri county corn contest with fifty entries and lectures by Prof Perkins at Ames Agriculture College. First prize of 15 and second of 10 were awarded to A. J. Rhoades and M. L. Henderson, with several Webster City participants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rorem
Scott Township
Tora Wicks
Benedict Anderson
Norway
E. M. Rasmussen
Stavanger
E. M. Cunningham
Bergen
Rasmussen
Hamilton County
Radcliffe
E. E. Rorem
Burlington
Cuba
Prof Perkins
Smith
Derry
A. J. Rhoades
Duncombe
M. L. Henderson
Randall
O. W. Bige
F. P.helmick
H. F. Price
Helmick
Webster City
Elmer Seamonde
H. C. Kendall
John Gregory
W. Dilman Chalfant
John P. Hanson
Onias Hoffman
Towa
Holden
Ames College
Freeman-Tribune
Chicago Daily Tribune
Daily
Freeman Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Freeman
Tribune
Chicago Tribune Company
Des Moines
Burgin Receives $100 Gift From Webster City Friend
Albert J. Burgin, once a busy newspaper worker in Webster City, received a $100 check from O. O. Hall as a token of friendship. Burgin, now limited by health, values the gift highly and notes Hall’s generosity, a gesture intended privately but widely appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Burgin
O. O. Hall
Mr. Burgin
Webster City
A. J. Burgin
Hall
Mr. Hall
Burgin
Chief Ash Welcomes New Daughter At Home
A new daughter arrived Tuesday morning at the home of Chief of Police Ash. Weighing eight and a half pounds, she is described as the head of the department, with Mr. Ash now taking orders, especially for night work, from the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash
New-Omer
Mra. Ash
Dinner party and birthday surprise in local society notes
Dr and Mrs F Whitley hosted a 6 30 dinner party for 30 guests at their First street home with chrysanthemums and carnations and a three course meal. Emma Cash sang several selections in the evening. A surprise ninth birthday for Murray Simpson drew friends and family with supper, games, and music after school. Attendees included Edna Helmick Eleanor Davie Esther Barr Wallace Long Mary Wallace Irene Davis Ruby Long Macon Barr Ralph Simpson Loja Howard Delbert Barr Ethel Miller Harold Howard Edgar Miller Miss Kennedy Kempster Pyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitley
First Street
Emma Cash
Murray Simpson
Ruby “Long
Planter Plate Testing and Seed Corn Drying Emphasis
Discussion on fiting planter plates to set correct drop in each hill with kernels classified into at least three groups and tested in March after winter. Emphasizes spring testing as vital as testing itself and notes a state seed corn day observed by the corn growers association and Ames agricultural faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Growers Association
Agricultural Faculty
Ames
Nellie Miller's Tenth Birthday Party At Grand Avenue Home
Miss Nellie Miller entertained a group of young friends on Saturday afternoon at her parents' home 1800 Grand Avenue to celebrate her tenth birthday. She received many gifts and a dainty supper followed the party. Mrs James Kephart hosted a small gathering Monday afternoon on Willow Avenue for Mrs Hall who is relocating south. The social event included night refreshments and a list of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Gade
Williams
Joseph Martin
Jacob Ostrander
Cedar Rapids
Dot Jessup-Hill
Woodard
W. J. Zitterell
Valley Junction
Chas, Aldrich
Boone
Howard Baxter
Harrisburg
H. E. Randolph
Hartley
R. A. Woodard
Mary Mickelson
Eagle Grove
D. A. Kent
Jewell
W. T. Stad
Des Moines
Birmingham
Alabama
Mexico
California
Webster City
C. E. Brown
Madeira
Minnesota
C. E. Fisher
Chicago
B. F. Derr
Mra
L. L. Estes
Waterloo
J. W. Knudson
Baby
Spirit Lake
K’a
N. H. Bawden
Arthur Dickens
Httle
Heron Lake
Minn
James Humbert
Olaus Brandrup
Ethel Seaumonds
Ese Woodmansee
Kamrar
E. H. Hemmen
Gertie Kelling
Renwick
A. A. Farman
Bert Hyatt
Oregon
Wear
Mias Rose Anderson
Blairsburg
J. LG
Peterson
Ellsworth
Newton
Mias Little Green
Kate Canningham-Sheridan
Bonday
D. L. ‘Hunter
Washington, D. C
Smiley
Great Northern Railroad Company
Melrose
National Capital
Wallace
The
Williame Waep
Rev. Hotchkiss
H'a
A. A. Cook
Bancroft
Nellie Miller
Peter Miller
Grand Avenue
Nellie
James Kephart
Willaonavenue
C.0. Hall
South
Mesdames G. F. Tucker
W. Mulholland
M. J. Stark
M. L. MacCollorgh
J. R. Sterling
J. R. Falls
J. E. Quackenbush
Mother Goose Party Honors Mrs Faye at Weat Second
Mr and Mrs W D Faye hosted a Friday Mother Goose party for a group of young people at their home on West Second Street in honor of Mrs F’s sister Miss Edith Staley of Denison. Miss Opal Culp won a prize for the hardest object to guess and guests drew pictures illustrating rhymes before a two course supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Faye
Weat Second Street
Edith Staley
Denison
Opal Culp
Hoatess
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by Republicans and Democrats
An ad style item touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a universal remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung diseases praised by both parties. Testimonials from F. T. Slater and H. J. Arthur claim success with chronic coughs and kidney and prostate issues linked to Foley's Kidney Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicans
Democrata
Foley
F. T. Slater
Merchant
Main St
Gloucester
Mase
H. J. Arthur
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W. J. Caruth
J. N. McLaury
A. L. Mec-Carthy
Wilton Walton
Whiliama
Maurine Clay
Rockwell City
Misa Edith Staley
W. D. Faue
Dennon
G. M. Stevens
William A’ Naeby
TR. EB. Towle
Bureau of University Travel of
Boston
Peter Steinmers
Galena
Illinois
W. J. Hubacher
Mias Grace Balley
D. ©. Balley
Highland Park College
Christina Lundell
Kemrar
Margie Hunter-Smiley
J. W. Pearce
Kamrarje
M.L
Randall Win
Tors Wicks
Hamilton County Bay
Prof. Perkins
Ames Agricultura College
F. A. Boysen
Second Street
the Freeman-Tribune Pub. Co
Lola Hughes
Eaale Bailey
Meda McCullough
Anna Tatham
Mary Tatham
Maude Boyd
Minnie Daran
Caro [Nman
Oral Guthrie
Berths Teal
Callie Stevens
Bergba Fairchild
Amy Loring
Denigon
Mesera
Ray Hughes
Will Clifton
Fred Martin
Charles Miller
Ralph Hall
Kenneth Glover
Orville Cook
Cheater Warrington
Walter Ferrell
Ansley Jacobs
Mia
Claude Aken
Richard
Fort Dodge
Conner
Chronicle
Iowa
Tenth
Rodney Burnett
Rock Port
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