Hill exits American. Norman Hill to Buena Vista college
Norman L. Hill, in charge of the paper’s business section, leaves The American after a year. He and his family will move to Storm Lake where he will oversee the publication department of Buena Vista college. Health concerns cited. The Griswold local press notes warm wishes for his family.
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Norman L. Hill
the American
Storm Lake
Hill
Buena Vista College
Norman Hill
Griswold
James Davis
Lubbock
Texas
Anna Warren
Silas Davis
Wedding ceremony between Kulb and Clayton couple
At high noon on December 22, 1908 a marriage was contracted between Henry Kulb of Emerson and Miss Augusta Clayton and Wallace Blaney, living near Wheeler's Grove, and Miss Ruth Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kulb
Emerson
Augusta Clayton
Wallace Blaney
Wheeer’s Grove
Ruth Clayton
Griswold American
Leap year dance at I C O F hall described
The Lewis Standard reports a leap year dance at the I O F hall and notes local happenings. E S Jenkins sells out to longtime employee Amon Ulrich and George Hartman while continuing livestock dealings. The Musical Club plans Ruth cantata for February. Botna Valley lodge installs officers January 6 with a banquet. Reports of accidents and illnesses include a horse frightened by a car and typhoid fever cases reaching local residents. Bernhard Bilts to Chicago for six weeks of auctioneering training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Jenkins
Griswold
Amon Ulrich
George Hartman
Mr. Jenkins
Botna Valley
Lewis
IO O F
Notice of unpaid pledge and product promotions
The Telegraph reports that the Eastern Star has not received the $20 promised by Anderson for withdrawing from a gift contest. Also advertised are magazine subscription offers, new Express Briefes for invitations, and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea sold by Atlantic Drug Store with prices of 45 or 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic Drug Store
Atlantic Drug
Ollister Drug Company
Madison
Wis
City Market Report Shows Grain and Livestock Prices
Grain wheat 89¢ corn 47c oats 41c barley 50c rye 62c. Hogs $5.00 to $5.50 cows and heifers $2.50 to $3.75 beeves $5.00 to $6.50. Butter 25c eggs 30c potatoes 50–60c apples $1.00 hay 8–9, straw 5–6. Spring chickens 9c hens 8c turkeys 14c old roosters 4c ducks 7–44c geese 6c.
All kinds of Robes for winter
Frank Rhody promotes winter robes with a tempting line. Paper fasteners sold 100 in a box for 10 cents per box at the News store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rhody
Dwif
Des Moines Register and Leader Subscription Offer
New readers may secure the Des Moines Register and Leader for the legislature session through April 15, 1909, for just $1. Subscribe with the publisher of this newspaper. dwilp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register and Leader
Iowa
Dwilp
Farm for Sale Adjoins Atlantic Corp on East 200 Acres
For sale a farm of 200 acres adjoining the Atlantic corporation on the east, well located and in high state of cultivation. Will sell all or part. J. F. Griffin. Also references to monogram stationery at the NHWS office. King's Little Liver Pill marketed for biliousness and headaches, 25 cents, sold by W. T. Palmer Co. Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of Atlantic
J. F. Griffin
W. T. Palmer Co. Drug Store
Dangerous Operation Declared Overrated By Patent Pill Ad
An old patent medicine ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills prevent dangerous appendectomies by curing constipation headaches biliousness and malaria. The pills cost 25 cents at dealers and are promoted as a quiet remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
News Wedding Stock Leads City Printers in Supplying Orders
The News offers a large assortment of wedding stationery and prides itself on the best prices in town. It claims to have more wedding stock on hand than all other county printing offices combined, urging readers to buy locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwtf
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W. S. Sankey
George W. Berry
Milt Darling
W. W. Chamberlain
Bruce Anderson
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Sam Berry
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Victor West
George E. Rarey
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Mr. Scott
The
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Oakland
Frank Clayton
California Hic. Grup Co
Lewis Standard
I. C. O. F. Hall
Ruth
J. J. Donahoe
Jane Woodward
J. A. Huston
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B. G. Auld
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Des Moines
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City Market Report
NHWS
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N. W. Deering & Son
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Cincinnati
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Linn Terrace Farm
Wwe
Lorenzen
NEB Shoe Co
Roy Hedges
A. Mt. Petite
Chestnut Street
H. K. Williams
Yer
Alexander’s
W. A. Hammer
Oransky
A. M. Petite
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