Nephew in Brazil Possibly Dead Says Friend Letter
Chris Spangler of Walnut, nephew of L. T. Spangler, has lived in Brazil for years. A letter from a Periguene friend, partially translated, suggests Spangler may be dead, but this is unconfirmed. Translation efforts were ongoing in Kansas City as relatives abroad await clarification. Spangler has been noted for gem displays and interest in South American diamond mines.
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Chris Spangler
Walnut
L. T. Spangler
Brazil
Mr. Spangler
Periguene
Spangler
Shaw
Schangler
Kansas City
South America
Omaha Papers
Missionary Wife Returns to New York City
A wife met Mrs W D Lowe who said her sister Mis Howard Tidrick formerly Luella Thompson of this city is in New York en route home. Tidrick and her husband have been Sudan missionaries for years. She returns because the Sudan climate does not suit her infant child and will stay here for years while the husband remains at the Sudan post.
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Howard Tidrick
Luella Thompson
New York
W. D. Lowe
Mis. Howard Tidrick
Soudan
Johnson Sister-in-Law Undergoes Appendectomy
Dr Porterfield assisted by Dr Burke and Dr Koob operated for appendicitis on Mrs J K Johnson of Brayton sister-in-law of W P Hoegh. The afflicted lady is rallying nicely from the operation.
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Porterfield
Mayor Burnea Receives Invitation to City Hall Dedication
The mayor and city council are invited to attend the dedication of Des Moines new municipal building on Monday January 1. The design emphasizes a commission form of government and a cut of the building accompanies the invitation. It is expected that some city officers will attend.
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Burnea
Hiimself
Des. Moines
Barooas Or horse and mule sale at Atlantic
Auction advertisement offers horses and mules of all classes for sale in Atlantic on January 12. Buyers are urged to bring stock and expect the highest market price. Organizer listed as B. W. MLD, with Union Brook Yards, Chicago as likely contact.
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Atlantic
Senator Bruce in the City Ad Offers Neal Company Stock
Senator James E. Bruce of the Neal Institutes Company visits the city. He plans to Chicago tonight, seeking funds by selling preferred stock to support the company’s expanding projects. He promotes the stock as a strong financial proposition with large returns.
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James E. Bruce
Néal. Institutes ’Company
Chicago
Neal Company
Bruce
Cass County
Circus Versus Church and a Comic Actor Tale
A jumble of anecdotes features Dr. Elmer Ellsworth Brown discussing deeper army study in American colleges, a boy’s circus awakening turning him away from church, and Joe Coyne jokes from New York and London. The Washington Star note recounts Pavlova’s autograph with Coyne’s playful quip.
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Church
Elmer Ellsworth
Brown
New York University
Trenton Journal
Haddon Hall
Peacock Inn
Pavlova
J. Coyne
Washington ‘Star
A Novel Toast at Banquet From Physicians Conference
Washington politician attended a physicians banquet linked to a medical conference. Many toasts were offered and drunk including health of The Ladies and The President. The toastmaster then urged the politician to speak. He rose and proposed the health of the sick.
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Washington
A Companion of Clergymen Senator Williams Relates
Senator John Sharp Williams recalls an aged Mississippi preacher who, asked about his two preacher sons, says George has a better shop window but John holds a larger warehouse. The anecdote, from the New York Herald, highlights contrasts in opportunity and status.
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John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
George
Dan John
John
New York Herald
Communion Service At St. Paul Episcopal Church
A Christmas communion service will be held at St. Paul Episcopal Church on Thursday. Hoy Ate Seollay will lead the program with choir members from Harlan, inviting the congregation to attend.
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Piscopal
Hoy
Seollay
Ah Harlan
Griswold Social Notes Over Christmas Week
Griswold residents and visitors share Christmas activities with local families. Many relatives from Atlantic, Massena, Council Bluffs and Lincoln join Griswold households. Placeholder narratives mention multiple arrivals and departures, including J. Shipley, Jack, and Mrs Deer, with attention to kinship ties and local gatherings.
Weather Prophet Prints Bold Forecasts For Continent
Washington dispatch outlines weekly weather guess predictions from late December to early January. Three distinct waves of warm, cool, and disturbance patterns are mapped across the continent with expected crossings and resulting cold spells. The bulletin notes limited precip for western winter grain and a January precipitation shortage in New England, while spring wheat regions near the Rockies are well fixed for the coming crop.
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Washington
D. C
Criss Continent
Eross
Pacific
Meridian
Rockies
New England
County Board Meets Friday To Wind Up Year’s Business
The board of supervisors meets at the courthouse on the 30th this month, Friday, to wind up the county’s business for the year. On January 2 they hold the regular January session, the biggest session of the year, when official papers are chosen and contracts for the year are made and much business transacted.
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Board of Supervisors
Court House
Movements of the People of a Well Ordered Community
Local notices list visitors and returning residents in Grant vicinity. Saemisch of Grant visits town. Bertha Temple resumes duties at Giffen store after illness. Arthur and Mrs Kewley visit from Frederick SD. J A Giffen at home with a cold but improving. Mrs Abe Foster and children and Miss Hille Berry visit Audubon. Mrs Henry Miller recovering from pneumonia. Mrs Beard of Washington Town visiting Mrs W D Lowe. Hattie Simmons and Nelle Pelzer visiting Mrs R H Saemisch near Grant. Wm Pelzer near Griswold enroute from Mason City for Christmas. Frank Perry recovering enough to receive visitors after two months illness. C C Van Wagner returns from Des Moines. Welch Griswirth family spend holidays in the city. Chas W Hook of Farmers Insurance in Cedar Rapids visits. Martin Nebe returns to Glenwood after Christmas with daughter Catherine. Frank Rhody and wife and baby from Sioux City visit relatives. business at Neal Institute considered good in Sioux City.
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Jennie
Mildred Roush
Lewin
Ernest Buckman
East Side
James Casey
Massena
Griswold
Eloise Treat
Atlantic
Welch
Arthur Forsyth
Geo. Forsyth
Wallace Forsyth
George” Forsyth
Ann Deer
Council Bluffs
Win
Deer
Jay
South Dakota
John Roush
Ernest, Buckman
J. J. Donahoe
Pleasant Ridge
Red ‘Oak
John-Good
Dr. Murchison
Hamburg
West
I. Brody
Elliott
Henry Metcalf
Chris
Rita
F.A. O'Connell
Arch Lantis
Hilcott
Cooney
Villisca
William Deer
Jack Shipley
Adair
Seeley
Lincoln
Alvin See
Roy Willits
St. Louis
Mother Brown
Ewing Scott
Des Moines
D. H. Scott
Misa
Kate Winterstein
Dakota
Red Oak
Leon. Carpenter
Roscoe Pipher
George Mackrill
R. H. Saemisch
Grant Vicinity
Bertha Temple
Giffen
Arthur Kewley
Frederick
Misa Hlfile Berry
Audubon
Henry Miller
Frank Perry
C. C. van Wagner
Farmers Insurance Company of
Cedar
Rapids
Martin
Nebe
Glenwood
F. M
Catherine
Frank Rhody
Sioux City
Frank
Neal Institute
Christmas visits and local notices in Griswold area
Rural notes describe Vera Gifford and Joe Gifford visiting Atlantic relatives for Christmas. Families including H W Clovis of Red Oak, J B Hall and Mrs Hall, Clem Hall of Hamburg, Nellie Denny to Clarinda, Myrtle Talbott and Neal Dennie to Elliott, and others spending holidays in Griswold and surroundings. An Atlantic Home Bakery advertises Menthol Cough Candy and a local notice promotes Western Stock Remedy sales north of Atlantic.
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Griswold
Vera
Joe Gifford
Atlantic
J. P. Hill
H.W. Clovis
Son
Hall
Red Oak
Clovis
J. B. Hall
Clem‘Hall
Hamburg
Murchison
Nellie
Denny
Clarinda
Hannah Briggs
Myrtle Talbott
Neal Dennie
Elliott
Real Estate Transfers, Dec 38 1911
Transfers show L M Bales and others to Julia T Schelm wd 12 2011 lt 10 b 33 Atlantica sub intg and leases 6080. RE King and Schelm to 12 23 1 te 10 tie Iowa 1 dollar.
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Ll. M. Bales
Julia T
Schelm
Atlantica
Iowa
Market stock and grain report from Chicago
Chicago market data from Dec 27 shows hogs receipts 30,000 steady to 5c higher with mixed demand. top 36.40, heavy and bulk ranges. Cattle receipts 18,500, weak trend. steers and calves quoted up to 7.25, westerns 4.30 to 6.40. Sheep receipts 25,000, weak to 10 lower. lambs 4.25 to 6.30, western lambs 4.50 to 6.30. Estimated tomorrow totals: hogs 30,000, cattle 7,000, sheep 29,000.
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Chicago
Texas
South Omaha Hog Receipts Show Mixed Market
Market notes from South Omaha on December 27 indicate hog receipts around 6400 with steady to slow activity. Prices ranged from 5.10 to 6.16 for various classes, with top quotes near 6.15 and good to choice heavies around 6.10 to 6.16, while sows and pigs traded lower and lambs posted strong bids near 5.35 to 6.10.
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South ‘Omaha
South Omaha
To My Sowing Customers Timely Address Change
Tom announces new location at 506 Elm Street in Mrs Frank Perry and notes district court adjournment dates. Stores will close at 11 am on New Year’s Day with one delivery window from 9:50 to 10 am.
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Tom
Elm Street
Frank Perry
District Court
Arthur
Christenson Bros
Wighley Bros
Stler Grocery Co
Brown Grocery Co
Marquis Mere
Bailey & Jones
Facts About Osteopathy Talk No 29 Nature Secrets
The discourse explains that the human body contains glands and organs capable of transforming basic food into diverse substances. It claims bread and water can be converted into hair teeth eyeballs nerves bones and iron in blood. It asserts the body makes its own drugs rather than absorbing external ones.
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Maxi
Uae
Almple
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