Shower and Socials Highlight Atlantic Circles
In Atlantic society pages Mrs. Clyde Campbell hosted Mrs. Fanny Black for a farewell tea, while Miss Katharine Marshall’s bridal shower at the Gaffney home drew about thirty-five guests. Henry Hoffman visits from Wayne, Nebraska noting local closing laws. Bogess Bros won a school heating plant contract in Dexter for 1787 dollars.
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Clyde Campbell
Fanny Black
City
Gaffney
South Locust Street
Mary Gaffney
Margaret Boyle
Kittie McMenamin
Jenice McCarville
Katharine Marshall
Miss Marshall
Marshall
Henry Hoffman
Wayne
Nebraska
Henry
Boggess
Thee Bogess Bros
Dexton
Better Than Spanking Cause for the Trouble
Mrs. M Sta mere Rox W Notre Dame Ind will send free to any mother her success home treatment with full Instructions Send no money but write her today if your children trouble you In this way Don t blame the child the chances are it can t help it This treatment also cures adults and aged people troubled with urine difficulties by day
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M. Stamere
Rox W. Notre Dame
Ind
Market notes on hogs cattle and sheep trading rise
Chicago stock markets report hog receipts 7,000 with gains and steady close on good demand. Prices range top 8.20, averages 7.50 to 8.15 for heavy hogs, and 7.60 to 8.20 for rough heavy. Bulls 7.70 to 8.05. pigs 6.20 to 7.20. Cattle receipts 300 steady. Monday demand estimated at 20,000. Sheep receipts 1,000 steady. Monday demand about 18,000.
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Chicago
Ill
South Omaha Stock Market Report Highlights Livestock Moves
South Omaha livestock market summary for June 19 shows hog receipts around 6,600 with prices near 7.60 to 7.85 for heavy cuts, cattle receipts about 200 with little change, and a weak tone on butchers and bulk buyers. Sheep data are minimal in this brief.
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South , Omaha
South Omaha
Local Grain Market and Marital News From Massena
Grain prices show Wheat 1.10, corn 62c, oats 45c, barley 50c, rye 0.5. Baker Grimes and Miss Elnora Baker wed last Wednesday at the bride’s Massena home. They will reside on the J. W. Grimes farm. Personal mentions note visits and travels of local residents, including Dr. Porterfield returning from land business and Rev. Bell’s gradual recovery in Chicago.
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Baker-Grimes
Earl Grimes
Elnora Baker
J. &. Baker
Massena
J. W. Grimes
Chae. Beek“nan
H. M. Baker
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