Johnny on the Spot for Buggies and Wagon Sales and Repairs
The ad touts fast, reliable service by a Western Iowa vendor selling selected wheeled goods and offering quick repairs. It promises quick turnaround, rubber-tiring, painting, and others as needed, with a focus on hay racks as specials this month.
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Iowa
The Fuller He Gets and Selves Split Sides
A composite of quips and notes from humorous lines and opinions. It references Briggins as inconsistent and contrasts nocturnal behavior with singing Home Sweet Home. Other shards mention a concert, a soap bubble metaphor, mischief by a village idiot, and a farmer’s rebuke.
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Briggins
Home, Sweet Home
Neighborhood Happenings From Anita and Lewis
Local notes report readers visiting, relatives from San Jose and Cedar Rapids, travel to Atlantic, Griswold and Omaha, and a mix of social calls. Several minor accidents, losses, and health visits accompany busy weeks.
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Lewis News
H. H. Battersby
South Dakota
Jackson
Avoca
Hannah Chizum
Effa Byrne
Cedar Falls
Agnes Emmerson
Peter Hopley
Europe
Ethel Myers
Clara Startzer
Bear Grove
Colorado
Bishop
Crum
Omaha
Charles Switzer
Maude Montague
Lulu Elliott
Marie Montague
Fred Switzer
D. W. Hickman
Lewis
Elmer Grove
W. Theo
Woodward
Atlantic
J. H. Myers
Winnifred
Gladys
Council Bluffs
Leon Marvin
Guy
D. M. Sheets
C. B. Osborne
F. W. Keagy
Otis Hardenberg
W. J. Woodward
Frank Both
Wiota
Morton
Hugh Crawford
Henry Jahnke
Pool
Chicago
Red Oak
Fay Jenkins
Moench
Minnesota
Congressational Church
B. C. Harris
George Gregg
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
the Park
Mildred Roush
Griswold
Golfer Moggs Captures Morning Duel and Pride
The report describes Moggs praising his performance as he faced Wilson at the club house. He claims his opponent missed nothing, while Moggs insists he was not beaten but won. Amid sports chatter, writers comment on corruption and luck in clubs and crowds.
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B. D. Forshay
Atlantic
Jay Boyd
Moggs
Wilson
Pearson's Weekly
Healthy Plants and Hair Care Ad Claims Root Cause
An old advertisement emphasizes addressing root causes of problems. It argues that soil and environment cannot fix issues like cankers or hair loss. It promotes Nanbro's Herpicide as a solution, claiming it destroys the germ at the roots and offers product details and pricing.
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Nanbro
The
Herpicide Co
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