Coming and Going in Dumont and Vicinity
Four County News notes community movement and visits from Dumont to Waterloo New Bartford and Omaha. Residents like Mrs. Shreve, Ms. Clor, and the Hopsons travel for visits. several locals host friends and relatives, with chautauqua plans at Hampton and local business moves, including a moving picture theater change and land sales.
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Dumont
John Folkerds
Phander Place
John Becker
Waterloo
New Bartford
T. J. Shreve
Omaha
Nebraska
Shreve
Aaron Card
C. CG. Nicholson
Des Moines
Elaie Clor
Bristow
John Hopson
J. A. Hobson
Parkersburg
Mra. Hobson
Eva Gillett
Morse
Cleveland
Ohio
Fo & Guest
T. I. Laird
Batavia
Phillip Ia
Nora Loomis
Ada Loomis
Mra. Loomis, Jr
Hampton
Thavin
Hog and cattle market report with mixed gains
Livestock market notes show steady hog prices with steady to higher moves and strong cattle receipts around 2,500. Hogs receipts near 14,000, market largely steady to slightly up. Lambs and sheep also listed with minor gains. overall market activity described as steady with small advances.
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Staeve
Spacifics Medical Remedy Purports Century Use
Fragmented OCR text describes a long list of ailments and remedies including fever cough laryngitis rheumatic fever and malaria. It mentions satisfaction by people for over 100 years and references a medical book, drugsellers, and a price. The garbled content reads like a historic medicinal advertisement from New York with lists of symptoms and remedies.
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Humphreys
Sant Tree
Drugeleta
Streia
New York
Fuberaud Uta
Ackley World Summary of Obscure Texts and Projects
The fragment describes Ackley Iowa weekly publication details and notes a notary sworn statement. It then shifts to a historical note about canal construction and a project abandoned after the death of an earlier figure, later revived in 1882, with the canal length under four miles.
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Ackley World
Ackley
Iowa
Geo. F. Althouse
Morteagreancs
iGeo
Carinth
Suburban bids filed for new house project and hair remedy claim
A reader notes bids were submitted for a new house. An unrelated testimonial claims Ball's Hair Renewer improved hair and digestion, but the piece presents unclear, promotional language and urges consulting a physician. The text blends personal anecdote with product endorsement and lacks verifiable details.
Nebraska forest land opens for entry in October
Free homesteads offered with 381 parcels of land near Lyannis in the Nebraska National Forest to be opened on October 1. About a dozen names and places appear in the fragmentary notice, urging readers to send 82 for a large complete map showing lands, with scattered references to Gugny and Ferguson. Also a garbled theft memo and a classified note about old newspapers repurposed for wrapping paper.
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Nebraska National Forest
Lyannis
I. Ti
Farguson
Civil Angingar
Broken Haw
Nebraska
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