Westfield Write-Ups Relay Local News and Visits
Mile Mills returns home after hospital stay and recovers well. Westfield hosts visits from Minneapolis meat manager Ralph Kirby and families from Sioux City and Elk Point. Akron Junior League beats Alcester 9 8. Various local visits, picnics, school events, and Memorial day motions fill the week. Multiple regional trips to Sioux City, Wayne, and Minnesota noted with family gatherings and teaching closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Dave Cassel
Elsa
Walter
Mabie
Lloyd Crouch
Nell Goode
P. Lilly
Harry Chapman
Anna Chapman
Arthur Odell
Council Bliffs
C. R. Allison
Green
Oscar Odell
Geo. Hummel
Theodore Carlson
Wayne
Nebr
Harrel Davis
Ardella Leis
Ridge School
Riversioux Park
Leis
New Vienna
St. Catharine's Guild
Moir Motor Co offers portable hammermill grinding services
Akron based Moir Motor Co announces a portable hammermill feed grinder available for custom on farm grinding. Farmers may call 37 for prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moir Motor Co
Akron
How One Woman Lost 102 Lbs Fat in 1930s ad claim
A 1930 letter from Nellie Simpson touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss method, claiming a 102 pound loss in about 14 months after using two bottles monthly. The ad promotes a morning half teaspoon in hot water, plus dietary tweaks, and cites an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks sold by Cobb & Greenleaf in Swissvale, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Simpson
Wayne Street
Swissvale
Cobb & Greenleaf
Milnerville Host to Wedding and Memorial Day News
Special corr sionieta notes Miss Reid’s visit and her stay at the irrigation farm for the season. Alma Stevens Johnson returns from the hospital. Minnie Peterson and Oliver Alt wed at Whitfield Methodist Sioux City. Couple to live in Minneapolis. Sunnyside high closes with a picnic. Mrs. Ivy to teach next year. Kitchen shower for Susie Schumacher at Sioux City home. dinner and bridge. Dr. William Milner may visit West this summer. Crops frozen then replanted. mumps strike Mrs. Harold Cooper. Vance Hunter’s family visit Sioux City. boy returns to school. Memorial Day exercises at Akron draw crowds. Nyström recovering from diphtheria. quarantine pending. Milner family visits Sioux City. Tronetor returns home.
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Rpent
Elk ‘Point
Thos. Warren
Rose Shearer
Walter Shearer
Minnesota
Points
South Dakota
Mazie Tracy
M. Lorraine
Walter Cassel
Auto Hospital
Sioux City
Wm. Clemention
Tessie Doyle
Teresa, Welch
Sheldon
Welch
Mra
Louis Snyder
Dale
DeSmet
J. O. Buss
A. W. Hummel
M. P. Spaulding
California
Carol
Carl Tower
Berkeley
Calif
Catherine Spaulding
Sally Williams
Edna Lilly
Brouse
Prairie City
George
Sioux Rapids
Ville ‘Mentton
Waldad
Pry
Miss Reid
Sidux
I*ry Farm
Waldon Fry
Vermillion
Oliver Alt
Ake
Whitfield Methodiste
Peterson
County
Sara-Davis
Minneapolis
Sunnyside ‘High School
Ivy
Mesdames Tred
Briges
Walden Fry
Vaos
Susie Schumacher
Albert Schindel
Schumacher
Harold Cooper
Dale Hunter
Vance Hunter
Ste Cooper
Akron
Joe Wilson
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the Register- Tribune
Ray A. Smith
Iowa
Ttowa Press
Ea Or
Westfield
Shoulberg & Gassman
NEW
Bronx
Lim
Milnerville
Oscar Nystrom
Ghe
Mrs
Richard Milner
Audrey
Ciilera
Edward Tronetor
Milner
Molr
Banton
Ctankense
Riter Implement Co
Mr. Laborer
Allan Banks
Spencer Tracy
East Lynne
Ann Harding
Clive Brook
Conrad Nagel
Joan Bennett
Twin Lake
Florida
Alaska
Pimento
Limburger
Velveeta Kraft
Robb Ross
Chipso
Camay
Council Oak
KSCJ
WJAG
Indianapolis Speedway
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
L. K. Burket
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