Free Homesteads in Nebraska Forest to Open Oct 1 1913
Classified style entry lists free homesteads near Hyannis Nebraska in 1913 with 531 geo. tons of land to be given away. Includes request for $2 map order, contact J L Ferguson civil engineer Broken Row Nebraska. Also notes Waterloo College of Commerce free catalogue and other ads for sales and coal. Dr L Lienon veterinary surgeon seeks settlement of debts as he moves to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska National Forest
Hyannis
J. Lf, Ferguson
Broken Row
Nebraska
California
L. Lienon
Chiropractic promises free consultations and trial cures
A historical notice invites readers to a free confidential consultation with a chiropractor who locates the disease cause and says treatment may cure. It urges not to dismiss new ideas, citing Fulton and Edison, and notes an event Tuesday Aug 5 at the former Eagle Drug Store location.
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Ackley
Eagle Drug Store
Nature
Fulton
Morse
McCormick
Howe
Edison
Marconi
Baby Daughter Arrives in Waterloo Family
Mr and Mrs A F Frahm welcomed a nine pound baby girl born last evening at their home 1026 West 5th Street Mrs Frahm is formerly Miss Lillian Blydenburgh John Isebranda and wife with daughter Yrer Sibley visit Waterloo after living south of Cleves Frantz and daughter visited Town Falls over the weekend and saw elephants at Robinson circus
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A. F. Frahm
West 5Th Street
John Isebranda
Daugh Yrer Sibley
City
Cleves
Frantz and Daughter
Town Falls
Robinson Circus
Mias Hazel Fischer
William Meinberg
Louisacher
City News in Brief Aponertise- the winners da
City news in brief recounts the day’s social notes from Geneva and nearby towns. It mentions Charley Hays in the city, Lena Coordes returning from South Dakota and Iowa, several local visits, a Salvation Army subscription solicitation, and Chautauqua attendance at Bampton and Ackley. The piece notes hot weather with near hundred-degree days, farm and rail activity, and a wedding in the city. It also reports crop conditions in South Dakota and northwest Iowa and a Cerro Gordo courthouse liquor stash inquiry.
AutomobilE crash kills Aplington man near Parkersburg
Louis Gerhardt of Aplington died Tuesday evening when his car struck a Northwestern passenger train at a crossing east of Parkersburg. He was about 50, survived by his wife and eight children. Witness Orr Card, who watched at speed, urged timely action but could not prevent the collision. Body sent to Aplington after burial prep in Parkersburg. Gerhardt belonged to Masonic and Woodmen fraternities.
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Louis Gerhardt
Aplington
Parkersburg
Northwestern
Gerhardt
Orr Card
Card
Masonic
Woodman
Local Residents Attend Gatherings and Visits
Easley Briars reports several residents traveling to Hampton last Tuesday for an ohautauqua where Bryan spoke. Peter Conaidino went to Minnesota on business Tuesday. Mrs. F. Dean visited her brother H. E. Perry Wednesday. John Wasslea and son Jake with L. Anderson spent Sunday at Aplington. H. E. Perry and wife visited Norton’s Corners with the C. F. Dean family last Sunday.
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Hampton
Bryan
Ohautauqua
Peter Conaidino
Minnesota
Mrs. F. Dean
H. E. Perry
John Wasslea
Jake
L. Anderson
Aplington
Norton’s Corners
C.F. Dean
Hampton Visitors and Local Guests Mix at Homes
Hampton drew a steady flow of visitors and guests yesterday with F D Watt and Mrs Leach of Eldora noted in town. Raymond Blackmun from Eldora stopped by Monday afternoon while Miss Ruth Elliott returns from Chicago and Miss Ellen Leister visits from Cedar Falls with relatives. J W Petrie and wife visited the Fouts home at Abbott, Miss Jennie Sietsema visited Parker burg, and Ruben Peters and companion came from near Rudd for a day with relatives. Miss Gillian Breithaupt returned to Waterloo after a stay with her mother, as Mrs S A Martin from George and children joined at the Fahey and Martin homes. Nellie Beach of Ames was at her mother's home, and Mrs Frank Martin of Omaha visited Mrs S Y Eggert and old friends. Laura Kramer spent the first of the week at Hampton visiting her brother. Edith Timm filled in at Roben's during her absence.
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F.D. Watt
Hampton
Mrs. Leach
Eldora
City
Jennie Sietsema
Parkernburg
Ruben Petera
Rudd
Gillian Breithaupt
Waterloo
A. Martin
George
Thomas Fahey
Martin
Misa Nellie Beach
Amas
Only Case In Ten Years Hodgen Disease Survive
Samuel Trent of Knoxville died at his daughter's home in Fonda after a long battle with Hodgen disease. His glands swelled notably in the neck brain and arms with ham sized growths and a large pelvic fold. He survived nearly four and a half years from first swelling, a record unusual for the ailment. Dr Harrington's illustrated history of the case appears in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Samuel Trent
Knoxville
Fonda
Lowa Gufferer
0. M. Harrington
Journal of the American Medical Association
Back to His Boyhood Home William Keating Revisits Maine Hills
William Keating plans a trip back to his boyhood scenes in Houston Arcostack county near the New Brunswick line. He will stay through New Year then return to business duties. Mentions local crops, and the aging brother over 80. Reports on Charley Albeck’s business absence, two carloads of cash to patrons, and several local visits. Includes notes on Mrs. Nelson’s recovery, Rev Hughes, and moves of E Q Helwig to a Lee township farm.
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William Keating
Maine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Alden
Houston
Arcostack County
Coust
New Brunswick
Bnainass
Charley Albeck
Nelson
Charley Bird
Hughes
Windecker
North Dakota
Mertie Bagan
Nearlows Falls
Sud
Thomes Wilson
John Zufall
Jake
Zufall
Whitten
E. Q. Helwig
Lee Township
Mr. Helwig
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C. F. Stauffer
Eldoraarg
Kentucky
Illinois
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College of Commerce
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Dumont, Ta
Dr.seeley
Wey PM
WM. A. Seeley
City News
Charley Hays
Geneva
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Henry Carstone
Dr. Rabe
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Ferdinand Schultz
F. J. Martlo
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Iowa
Herman Held
Salvation Army
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Chautauqua
Cassius Bryson
Town Pally
Lizzie DeGunther
Fen
Colorado
Cable and Heffelmeier
Presbyterian Aid Rociaty
Frank Gostral
Gay Roosevelt
Clarion
Theo. Roosevelt
Home Assembly
Ben Slater
George Wermeyer
George Gruener
Earty
A. F. Meyer
George Spengler
Spengler
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Milwaukee
Mason City
George Ludemann
Scotland
Cerro Gordo County
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Hampton and
L. Aeakart
R. R. Track
J. McSpaden
George Kramer
Henrietta Kramer
Steamboat Rock
John Grast
Grast
Yankee Robinson Circus
Will Heinz
WM Cloustim
F. A. Snyder
Jno. Milliken
Nielar Kaehalhofter
Brainerd
Aisk
BR. A. Ellis
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Bunby
Jupiter
Venus
Earth
Moon
Mars
My Googebone
Joan C. Buspy
Pella
Colfax
White Way
Vella
White Way Association
Coltax Tribune
Easley Briars
J. W. Petrie
Knoxvill Man
Robertson
Heetland
Frudden Lumber Co
Aclkey, Iowa
A. W. Macy
Madrid
Escorial
Europe
St. Quentin
Philip Ily
Bt. Lawrence
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Toly
Senvenuto Cellini
Charles VI
Philip V
Ferd
Inand Vi
Jusmweh B
Bowles
Geo Priaing
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B. E. Purcell
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Route 3
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