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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
2
A terse notice directs interested parties to contact Wesley Martin for information about rent related to Warm Yor. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Mrs Henry Jansen visits relatives in Bailouville. Mind daughter leaves for Wallsburg to visit family. Mr and Mrs H Tapper welcome a baby girl. Ferdinand Stubbe and son Jacob leave for Germany for rehab and return next spring. Several residents travel to Emery South Dakota and Dakota for cattle. Funeral of Mrs Julian at Kamrar. many local visits and sickness noted.
Residents spent Sunday with relatives and many townspeople shopped in Webster City last week. Miss Lucretia Ackley visited from Webster City. Ed Keegan sold half interest in the drag line to Ed Johnson forming Morrow & Johnson. Mrs Nellie Sparks visited Bancroft relatives. J P Talcott returned from Des Moines and Chicago. daughter Sylvia attends college in Madison Wisconsin. Presiding Elder McBarney held quarterly meeting at the M E church. Corn harvest active though rail car shortages hinder shelling. M E church bazaar raised seventy five dollars. Mr and Mrs A W Wilkinson visited from Alden.
Mise Attie Willame began winter term of school at Sneesby school house with Wil Meyers of Indiana in town. Mrs Adam Kepler notes it has been twenty four years since brother and others. Mrs Jemnes McFarland and daughter Raby returned home last Monday from Tacoma Washington where she had been visiting daughter Mrs Hisie Jennings. Emma Johnson spent Sunday with friends in Jewell. Hallie Ferline of Stratford spent Friday night with a friend. May Breyer and Glen Kaufman left Sunday for Bronx City to work. Ole Toppenberg spent Thursday in Webster City. Hans Handon, recently employed in Boone, spent Sunday with his family here. December.
Community notes report Mt Zion held preaching Sunday without Rev Crawford. Nearby, Mr and Mrs James Johnson’s friends gathered for an anniversary. Will Sargent and wife visited relatives. Colonel Wack returned home to Mads after visiting Garret. Barnett family attended Bowers Morrow wedding in Webster City.
Ames Iowa State College announces December 81 to January 1S extending short courses to Domestic Science Horticulture Butter making and Farm Dairying. The program includes a new laboratory and classes for first-time attendees and advanced students.
The Horticultural Department will be assisted by Professor Blair of Till nois and Professor Robertson of Canada. Governor W D Hoard of Wisconsin and two prominent dairy authorities will speak on dairying. Domestic Science faculty members will join, with rhymes and exhibits for women in the Domestic Science program. A flotation fee applies. residents pay 0.¢800 and non residents 5. Take receipts for tickets.
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