Local News and Notices from Cumberland Area
Mrs Charles Sherrit and daughter from Viola traveled in Anita between trains Saturday. Miss Eula Garside of Atlantic visited here with Miss Dora Moreland. Mrs Albert Wilson and son returned from Council Bluffs. E W Holmes and wife with Mrs R J Cornell drove to Des Moines for a few days with relatives. FOR SALE Twin cylinder Excel sior motorcycle. Phone 24 on 17, Batt Marion Cassill. Clyde H Bowen ham mocks. William Ramey returned to Soldiers Home at Marshalltown. John Heck drove to Des Moines to meet his wife visiting Jewell Junction. J H Hill went to Extra on business. Oscar Lindblom and family visited relatives. brought Mr Hill back. Tacks in road near Reno Cumberland road cause flats on several cars. Rev Breeling, Jack Logue, Floyd Smith all had tires punctured. Investigation ongoing to locate culprits bearing costs of damages. Cumberland Enterprise reports the incident and potential liability for offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heck
Des Moines
Henry Redling
Jewell Junction
Iowa
Reno
Cumberland
Jack Logue
Breeling
Floyd Smith
Cumberland Enterprise
Torrens land title system urged to ease farm transfers
Farm and Fireside argues the Torrens system would cut the million-dollar plus annual costs of farm transfers by simplifying title changes. It favors quick, safe ownership changes via county registrar certificates, reducing lawyers and abstractors fees, though opposition from legal professionals persists. John Pine returns from Extra Friday to help with harvest while Mrs. Carl McDowell and baby visit Omaha relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Minnesota
New York
Massachusetts
Washington
Carl McDowell
Baby
Omaha
Adam Enfield
E X O Delicate Deo for Perspiration Odor 25 Cents Tube
E X O deodorant claims to eliminate perspiration odor and keep the body sweet at 25 cents per tube from Clyde H. Bowen.
Visitors from Omaha Call on Finney Family
Mrs. D. F. McCarthy and Mrs. Joe Flynn with baby, daughters of James Finney, live on the Senator John C. Voorhees farm west of town, and Miss Mary Wilmus of Omaha visited the Finney home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. McCarthy
Joe Flynn
James Finney
John C. Voorhees
Mary Wilmus
Omaha
Finney
Many visitors drop in around Atlantic area this week
A string of local residents and relatives travel to nearby towns and cities this week. Miss Minnie Bear visits relatives in Harlan while Miss Anna Jensen goes to Elkhorn and Mrs C E Harry visits Adair with family. Several residents plan returns from Miami Missouri Des Moines and Omaha after visits. Local movements include Miss Mary McEwen from Plover Iowa and Mrs W C Nichols with children from Miami. The era ends with households packing for Avoca while H Crow and family move there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McEwen
Plover
Iowa
F. C. Chinn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Levi Huff
C. A. Thompson
Charles Sherrit
Viola
Anita
Eula Garside
Atlantic
Dora Moreland
Albert Wilson and Son
Council Bluffs
E. W. Holmes
R. J. Cornell
George Thorpe
Batt Marion Cassill
Clyde H. Bowen
William Ramey
Marshalltown
J. H. Hill
Oscar Lindblom
Mrs. Hill
Mr. Hill
Lindblom
R. A. Becker
Physician and Surgeon Office
Citi
Zens Bank
Alamito Sanitary Dairy Co
Floyd Angell
John Pine
Minnie ‘Bear
Harlan
Anna Jensen
Elkhorn
Bowen's Corner Drug Store
I. F. Hayenga
Teressa Antrim
D. G. Lloyd
Frank Henning
Burlington
Kansas
Fred Scarlett
Edna Worthing
Bosworth
Missouri
Kansas City
Lincoln Harris
John Hills
Gesina
W. Errett Clark
W. F. Berger
Susie Buchmann
A. H. F. Ziegler
Dora McNutt
Lee
James D. McDermott
Birdean Robison
Manilla
H. R. Robison
Miss Gertrude
J. H. Lanny
Nora
Ruby
Henry Lanny
Pat Cue
Menlo
William Kuehn
Minneapolis
Robert Smith
Adair
G. McDonough
Lacey
August Pieper
C. A. Exline
Love
Francis Biggs
Crow
Avoca
Typewriter
Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated
Tribune Publishing Co
Cass and
Montgomery Counties Veteran’s Association
Territory
G. A. R. Quartette
Robert W. Swick
Charles E. Bradley
George T. Ashley
Griswold
B. Clovis
Carl F. Kuendle
Denison
H. M. Boorman
B. A. Goodspeed
W. L. Harding
Sioux City
Fred H. Sears
Abe Biggs
Q. M
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