Snowy Creek items stir at Union Creek sale
Special correspondence from Union Creek South Carolina describes a second installment of snow and a forthcoming public sale of stock and farm machinery on Saturday January 12. The report notes retirements from farming duties, illness in the community including mumps and a baby boy born to Ned Nison, with observers from Akron and Sioux City visiting, and local church services and legal actions noted.
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Union Creek
S. C
Millnerville Melange Spacial Corresponatiave
Snow covers the area but no aleiphing as Saturday storm and poor roads halt services at Bethel chapel Sunday. Nason Bros were in the neighborhood again last week with their steam.
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Roada
Bethel Chapel
Nason Bros
Chatsworth Chat Special Garrisn- a- social and court notices
Chatsworth notes record a social at Farnham’s home and a 7 pm gathering with Dr Keeney. Wisconsin visitors arrive to manage farms. Local property trades and moves unfold as residents attend Orange City court. Death of Joe Westover prompts funeral in Marshalltown. several locals travel for court and stock sales.
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Dr. Keeney
Hendrix
Farnham
Frank Bolmer
Des Moines
Gus Pilla
G. Kemper
Childred
Rheberger
Hawarden
Marshalltown
Iowa
Geo. Schumacher
Joe Westover
Attack of Pneumonia Warded by Cough Remedy
An Jamaica merchant James Prendergast reports his daughter’s severe cold and chest pains disappeared after using Chamberlin's Cough Remedy. He asserts seven years of family use without failure. The ad claims the remedy wards off pneumonia and is sold by E F Cobb druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin
James Prendergast
Amato
Bay
Jamaica
West Indian Islands
E. F. Cobb
Bay View Program at Blaskman Home Tuesday Evening
The Bay View lab will meet Tuesday evening February 4 at Rev and Mrs A C Blaskman's home. The program includes responses to wall displays on Ancient Rome, Latin literature on Julius Caesar, a magazine article The Vatican, Leo XIII and Vatican descriptions, and art treasures with works by Raphael Murillo and Michelangelo. A thought question asks Leo XIII's place among great men of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View
Bay View Lab
A. C. Blaskman
Rome
Julius Cassar
the Vatican
Leo Xili
Geo
OC. Eyland
Vatican
As You Like It Presented by Akron Talent
A Shakespearean play As You Like It was creditably staged by Akron youths at the Opera House to a large audience. The cast delivered strong performances despite rehearsals being hampered by venue shortages. Mrs D H Kennedy sang a pretty song and the Coyle orchestra provided intermission music. Per supporters’ push, a Monday February 8 showing is planned to raise funds for the Akron public school library, with reserved seats at Cobb's and prices 35, 25, and 1 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ladies and Gentlemen
Shakeispeare
Variana ‘Parta
D. H.kennedy
Coyle
Sho’ Cattiolio
Akron Public School Library Fund
Cobb's
Kind Words For The Akron Register-TRIBUNE
Unsolicited testimonial praising the Akron Register-TRIBUNE is published this week. Reverend Swanzy Netson of South Dakota writes from January 27, 1902, detailing his enjoyment of two issues and calling the paper well edited and front rank local journalism.
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Bie Siemens
S. D
Akron
Register-Tribune
Towa
Rev
Swanzy Netson
Doctor Sues Plymouth County Over Smallpox Bill
Dr. T E Cole through attorneys Zink and Roseberry has commenced action in the district court against Plymouth County for 8300 claimed as due him for doctoring a smallpox patient. Papers filed yesterday. The suit centers on a contract with the city council as the local board of health to treat Harry Joney and care for any further smallpox victims at public expense. The board recently cut the bill to 100, Cole refused and sued for full amount. Further litigation expected as other smallpox bills are challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T-E. Cole
Zink &, Roseberry
Plymouth County
Ya Bul Putin
Cole
Board of Supervisors
Potitins Yolwims
Sity
Counsil
Board ‘of Health
Harry
Joney
A. Small
Board of Health
LeMays Sentinel
Quarantine Lifts After Smallpox Case in Akron
A smallpox case in Akron is clarified as a single current infection. Ray A. Smith, the patient, is released from quarantine at H. L. Smith’s residence. On Thursday afternoon William Behrens and attendant John Anderson, quarantined twenty six days, were given a thorough fumigation and released. The piece notes recovery and dismisses rumors of multiple cases, with Mrs Clara Thompson’s young son mentioned in transit from the west.
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Yhs
H. L. Smith
Ray A. Smith
Behrens
Gus
John Anderson
Prstead
Akron
Clara Thompson
Lis
Akron's Only Vade Report Emerges Amid Pires Phrase
A fragmented line from a local page mentions "mel Wad at one Pires" and labels it "the only vade in Akron" signaling a unique item or term surface in Akron. The readable bits suggest a local phrase or note tied to a single surviving entry in town.
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Mel
Pires ‘Pon
Akron
Livery stable expands in Almon with new fleet demand
John R JeiPers announces plan to open a combus t a firat Glasa livery and sale stable in Almron leasing Bly darn complete outfit of new vehicles and modern horse teams. He is an Alron native with prior livery experience and promises 18 hours of service daily and strong patronage for the new enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. JeiPers
Almron
John Jar ‘Tore
Alron
Catholic Bazaar Big Social and Financial Success
The Catholic bazaar held last week from Monday January 20 to Saturday night drew a large audience and realized 1845.98 dollars. Donors provided items from pillow cases to a heifer entry with many winners listed, while Mrs TJ Redmond and Miss Mamie Gibbons led the booth. Coyle Eisner Bros supplied music nightly and the event benefited from strong parish cooperation and volunteer effort.
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Annia Simeon
Peter Miller
Beck & Borrill
Arthur Dellar
Sam Artz
Wakonda
Moora
T. B. Sullivan
Thomas Lamb
P. Clerkin
J. L. Putnam
M. Gibbons
Mollie McGrath
N. &. Moore
John Folan
Geo. Hitzman
Wm. Muir
Frank Blum
Agnes
O'Reilly
A. D. Lilley
Whitfield & Whitfield
Frank Coyle
Blanche-Desier
J. O. Kennedy
Emery Neal
T.L. Burnight
M.A. Agnes
F ‘Smythe
Tim Sullivan
Blanche
Emme
Delier
May Gilmore
Mas
Celiaendall
Little Boy’s Life Saved by Chamberlin’s Cough Remedy
Joel Dexont of Inwood Iowa testifies the Chamberlin cough remedy saved his dying child after initial treatment caused choking. He bought from A G Steere of Goodwin 8 Di and later had to remove phlegm as the baby struggled. He credits the product and notes it is sold by 12 F Cobb druggist.
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Chamberlin
Grant
Tod
Joel Dexont
Inwood
Iowa
Cobb
Deuggist
Representative Fields Bill Aims to Protect Big Sioux Fishing
Plymouth representative fields plans a bill to enforce a strict Iowa fishing law on the Big Sioux river to curb g eming and out of season fishing across the state boundary. The measure would apply in Woodbury Lyon Sioux and Plymouth counties with support from J F Kennedy of Akron and Frank Solmer of Chatsworth. Des Moines trip to advance the proposal followed by a school event notice with local program details and a charity item.
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Iowa
Gmmon
Lyon
Sioux
Plymouth
Big Sioux
Fields
House
Senate
J. F. Kennedy
Akron
Frank Solmer
Chatsworth
Des Moines
School Notes From Sioux City High School
Miss Lottie Hoag of Sioux City visited the High School Monday. Thomas Amb resumed study in the Grammar room after a long absence. Trene Gilmore of the second Tater mediate is ill. The second Tatermediate had a few days of illness. Willie Hodge has returned to the second Primary. Clara Chapin of the same room is absent. Miss Ethal Shedd was a second Primary caller Wednesday. The second Primary has eight perfect days. Alvin Wescott Walter and Edith Erickson of the first Primary have been neither absent nor tardy. The Seekers of Truth will present town entertainment at the school. Join the pipe building Friday evening February Q1.
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Leo. A. Doutlass
Lottie Hoag
Sioux
City
Thos
Amb
Trene Gilmore
Willie Hodge
Clara Chapin
Sme Room
Ethal Shedd
Alvin, Wescott
Walter
Edith Erickson
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Manning
Litmoréaux
Garl Olson
Actow
Chris
Frank “Reemis
W. S.dodid
A.W. Johnson
Reemts
Don
Crathorne
A. D. Smith
Reemis
Attorney Stickney
Elk Point
Lo’clocl
H.R. Stoutenberg
Martin Scott
C. J. Johnson
Sundberg
Valley Springs
Lindatein
Sioux Falls
Beresford
J. H. Emery
Alcester
Our Justie
Hampton
Abperson
Bro
Ray
Spirit Lake
Ben
A. W. Johnson
Big Springs
Wid
Nelson
Marsh
Thomas’ Culhoan
Ashton
A.S. Trewin
Andrew Shupp
Miele
Qreek
Wisit
John
Herman Hitemann
Aktron
van Sickle
I'hos
Cook
Familly
Jefferdon
Mr. and
Myre
Ned Nison
Millnerville Melange
Garrisn
L. Jones
Wisconsin
G. W. Qaks
Geo. Wild
Snc
Ji L.fareham
Geo, Wakaman
Dr. E. Wella
W. W. Brunskill
H. J. Schumacher and Son
Dalgliesh
Orange City
H. J. Thode
Ike Knudson
Allison and Fletchers
Lou Truesdale
Lily Halverson
The
Register- Tribune
Sale Stabign
the Catholic Bazaar
Plyouth
Union Counties
Mitchell
LaCrosse
Peter Schuttler
Fisc
Joliet
Ric ‘Shellers
Henney
Robinsoadley
LaCrosse Buggies
Surreys
Ite
Majestic Steel Ranges
Téwel
Victor
Petkeins
Albert von Hagel
A. H. Smith
South Dakota Lands
Kingsbury and
Beadlé Counties
Representative Fields
Librar
Amy, Smith
Pepe
Mollie Agnes
Laura Barber
Besay
T ‘Ourdan Sullivan
George Geigér
Sam Sullivan
Gladys Bonneyding
Jennie Mellen
Maud
Reaves
Sullivan
Delle Tones
Chara B Fay
Rogs
Huffman
Tagada
Liverville
Michael
Obnson
Minnie
Coliraes
Olsie Sargent
Hazel “Lotz
Laura
Sargent
Ea Capeel
Sargent Ashi
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