Wiota and Atlantic Residents Report Local Trips and Visits
Sampson served as Atlantic caller last Thursday. Lou Richter and Chas Eberle were in Atlantic on business Saturday. Mrs Jim Lend and children visited relatives in Wiota last week. Dr Wilson of Atlantic made a business trip to Wiota one day last week. Miss Katherine Trainer shopped in Atlantic Saturday. EM Bourne made a business trip to Des Moines Wednesday. WS Foster and family left Wiota for Winterset to return home. Mrs Reed Love stayed a few days in Atlantic with relatives. Miss Anna Henderson of Anita spent last week at the Sherrett home. Miss Carrie Watson worked at the hotel last week. Mrs Tom Malone visited last week with her mother and siblings from Cumberland en route to Dakota. Milton Roe of Underwood arrived Monday to visit his ailing mother. Mrs F B Fitch went to Carson Friday to visit her two daughters, Mesdames Reed and Roe. Mrs John Baron of near Wiota underwent an appendectomy at the Atlantic hospital last week and is recovering. Mrs Chase Burnett and two sons visited her parents, Mr and Mrs EM Brooks, last week. Gundal Peterson left Wednesday for Des Moines. Mrs Ingram was listed as sick last week. Miss Leta Shoemaker helped Kennedy's move last week. Mrs Walter Town and children of Atlantic visited here. Monday, Mrs Pearl Wood and her son Russie of Turkey Valley were in town on business Saturday. Will Hemphill of Anita was in Wiota several days last week for business. Stephen Gilliam of Des Moines visited Wiota friends last week. Miss Kate Richter of Atlantic was also present.
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S Sampson
Atlantic
Lou Richter
Chas Eberle
Jim Lend
Wiota
Dr Wilson
Katherine Trainer
EM Bourne
Des Moines
WS Foster
Winterset
Reed Love
Anna Henderson
Anita
Sherrett
Carrie Watson
Tom Malone
Cumberland
Dakota
Milton Roe
Underwood
North Dakota
F B Fitch
Carson
Mesdames Reed
Roe
John Baron
Near Viota
Atlantic Hospital
Chase Burnett
EM Brooks
Gundal Peterson
Ingram
Leta Shoemaker
Kennedy
Walter Town
Pearl Wood
Russie
Turkey Valley
Will Hemphill
Stephen Gilliam
Kate Richter
Chicago Markets Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices March 11
Chicago markets report hogs receipts 35 000 activity mixed average butchers 485 to 470 heavy 456 to 470 rough heavy 435 to 450 light 380 to 460 bulk 455 to 465 pigs 375 to 435 estimated tomorrow 30 000. Cattle receipts 19 500 steady to strong bees 245 to 630 cows and heifers 200 to 525 stockers and feeders 290 to 500 westerns 415 to 500 estimated tomorrow 7 000. Sheep receipts 14 000 strong 390 to 635 lambs 565 to 715 estimated tomorrow 12 000.
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Chicago
Coat order from Green Bay Lumber Co event at Petit's barn
Advertisement notes horse buyer McNAIR from Green Bay Lumber Co will be at Petit's barn on Friday March 18. It urges readers to remember the date and promises a splendid wallpaper selection at FRANKS Drug Company with popular styles for discerning purchasers.
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Petit’s Barn
Atlantic
The
Green Bay Lumber Co
McNair
Petit
Widui W
Franks Drug Company
Cure dandruff by destroying the germ, Newbro's Herpicida
An advertisement claims to cure dandruff and promote hair growth by removing the dandruff germ. It presents Newbro's Herpicide as the only scientifically based hair germ destroyer and urges purchase from druggists, with a sample offer and sizes two and one dollar.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Atlantic Drug Company
Sunday Visitor in Wiota Details Local Moves and Illnesses
An over Sunday visitor in Wiota notes Mr and Mrs Nendick planning to move to Colorado with daughters Linnet and Gertrude to follow after school ends. Lon Hensley’s children quarantined for scarlet fever. Willard Darling and others visit Anita and Atlantic. Pfeffer families, repairs, and illnesses reported. Funeral for a local child attended by John Matthews of Carthage. Local election results show Fred Moore and Charles Sherrett elected.
North Cass Notes reflect illness and community ties
Mrs A Erickson remains ill under nurse care while Miss Louise Heiken returns from Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Chas Brown visit the Erickson home as Chris Jensen grows sicker with son James arriving from Omaha. The school at No 9 closes after a successful term with Miss Clara McCrory teaching. J KR Heiken elected director at Gates school meeting. Lew Lamberlean moves to farm once owned by M Nelson and plans to batch as A A Nelson also listed as sick lingering.
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A Erickson
Vist
Louise Heiken
Des Moines
Chas Brown
Chris Jensen
N P Peterson
James
Omaha
Fred Lilunthal
Sarah
J A Johnson
Gates
Clara McCrory
Andrew Juhl
Washington
Gates School
J KR Heiken
Lew Lamberlean
M Nelson
Lew
A A Nelson
New York Charity Spending Outlined for the Year
New York's charities show extensive activity with philanthropists abundant across the city. This year the city will spend $4,167,350 for its charitable institutions.
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New York
Turkish Tobacco Seed Export Ban Keeps Seed at Home
The Turkish government strictly prohibits exporting Turkish tobacco seeds, enforcing a complete ban to keep seed stock domestically. This policy underscores controls on agricultural trade and supply within Turkey.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry McNair
Union Stock Yards
N. W. Deering & Son
J. A. Gough
Rass Lang
Jas, Aston
August Anderson
Walnut Street Exchange
James Aston
Musson
Nichols’ Bank
Safe Bank
Royal
Nendick
Colorado
Linnet
Gertrude
Lon Hensley
Maggie Galiher
4& K
Bert Mountain
John McMahon
Henry Marshall
Guy Marshall
Walnut
Messrs Engle
Wissler
Jas Robinson
Waa
P Jones
Oar
Brooks
John Matthews
Carthage
South Dakota
Willard Darling
Mr Welch
Louise Jones
Fannie Sanford
Frank Folley
Wlmner Soper
North Cass
E. Burnham
Burnham
Ill
Washington Street
State Street
W. N. Franks
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