Divorce suit and wedding plans stir Banner family headlines
The Banner family faces rapid changes as Frank Banner files for divorce from Atta Banner, following Mrs. Banner’s own divorce filing. Marjorie King is reported to marry Albert Ericsson of Grand Island, while details reveal alleged cruelty and threats. The wedding is expected at 607 South Thirtieth Street Omaha, with Newport plans to follow.
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Banner
Case
Frank Banner
Atta Banner
Ry Murphy
Marjorié King
Albert Ericcson
Grand Island
Neb
Mianer
Newport
Fred King
No.More Divorces and other dubious cures headline
An odd collection of ads extols perpetual matrimony, Hollister’s Mountain Tea, and a free 500 page veterinary care book from Humphreys Homeo. Med. Co. in New York. Also promoted are Pineules for backache, Ring’s Little Liver Pills, Man Zan Pile Remedy, and a Palmer drug store sale, all touting quick relief and health boosts.
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Hollletér
Rocky Mountain Tea
Atlantic’ Drug Store
Humphrey
Humphreys
Lumbaa
W T. Palmer & Co
Palmer. & Co
Stor
Griswold News Letter News and Local Happenings
Griswold Iowa March updates include Renner brothers meeting in Rockwell City, attend funeral visits in Red Oak and Davenport, and several local notices. Fire damaged Griffiths harness shop but five boys saved the building. Mrs Patterson dies west of town. Miss Chausse resigns. families relocate and travel to Chicago Omaha Colorado and Dakota for work, health, and funerals. Potatoes in Griswold rise 20 to 30 cents per peck as market reports noted. Local residents Miss Iler and Prof Ter face changes. John Huckins to undergo cancer surgery in Chicago. Ruth Huckins visits Kansas City. Tye to return from North Dakota April 1.
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Omaha
Roush
Lewis
Ernest Buckman
John Roush
Bennie Muntendam
Patterson
Cap. Dickey
Eather Chausse
H. H. Rousseau
Dakota
George Mackrill
Turk
Red Oak
B. F. Black
Iler
Prof. Ter
Hamburg
Ter
Frank Eastman
Massena
Aqa Wright
Kansas
Mother Schlichting
Davenport
Maude Chausse
Colorado
Humphres
Matthews
John Huckins
Chicago
Miss Ruth
Kansas City
Joe Tye
North Dakota
Mr. Murr
Mr. Tye
Will Buy Engine Also for A N & B S Locomotive
The A N and B S committee on trip inspection, Albert Johnson, A H Jorgensen, and M N Esbeck, spent days in Chicago seeking a passenger coach and now plans to buy a rebuilt locomotive for the road. Expected cost around 3500 dollars. A report to directors is due at the next meeting.
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Albert Johnson
A. H. Jorgensen
M. N. Esbeck
A. N
Chicago
the Road
Local notes from Griswold and area
J W Martin of Atlantic handled business here Monday. Gregor of Omaha has been visiting. The sad news of Mrs Pray’s death reached Friday morning. funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Dean of Canada arrived for the funeral. Frank Merrick visited Omaha friends. Alice South of Lewis returned from Griswold visit. Mr and Mrs Duchler welcomed a daughter weighing four pounds born Tuesday evening. Roads near Griswold are very bad hindering farm hauling. Deputy Mitchell of the Yeomen lodge from Omaha aims to recruit fifty new members locally.
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J. W. Martin
Atlantic
Gregor
Omaha
Pray
Red Oak
Dean
Canada
Kenneth McKenizie
Presbyterian Church
Sary
Frank
Merrick
Alice South
Lewis
Griswold
Duchler
Mitchell
Yeomen Lodge
Local man opens real estate and insurance office
J W Skipton, who sold his ice cream business to Day and Durr, plans a new office above Hmery Burgner tailors on Hast Yourth street to handle real estate and insurance. He aims to sell Canada lands and has contracts with a land company, touting himself as reliable and fair dealing to attract public patronage.
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J. W. Skipton
Day & Durr
Hmery Burgner
Ria
Canada Lands
Land Company
Canada
Skipton
Argenteman
Miss Ober violinist to perform at U P church
Everything from Kodak goods at Fred Alexander's announced Att Hear Miss Ober violinist at the U P church tomorrow evening Turkic college girls to perform at U P church Hunters report good flights of ducks and geese local nimrods vow activity Cal Leach absent busy Doc Forsyth Griswold in city Doc Wilson oiling gun P I Appleman Chas Kolb Jake Weitzel social postponed to March 31 Pension attorney J S Pressnall in Downg Block
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Cal Leach
Doc Wilson
P. I. Appleman
Chas
Kolb
Jake Weitzel
Nimrods
Son Wil Sr Watson Leaves For Sioux Falls To Aid Kin
Wil Sr Watson departed yesterday for Sioux Falls 8 D in response to news of the serious illness of Mrs. Watson T C Ferguson's son. The exact nature of the illness is unknown with only a telegram requesting immediate return.
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Wil, Sr. Watson
Sioux Falls
Saloonists Plead for Mercy Before Iowa Panel
Des Moines March 24 saloon men and three lawyers urged mercy before the house committee on the suppression of Intemperance. They opposed the Van Law bill banning saloons within 300 feet of libraries and the Moon bill capping saloons at one per 1 000 people. An amendment to change 1 000 to 500 passed, with only this action taken that day.
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Des Moines
House Committee On
W.H. Bremner
Henry Thuenen
Davenport
Willis Birdsall
Waterloo
Moore
Cedar Rapids
Thuenen
Anti-Saloon League
River City
Iowa City
Real Estate Transfers March 28 1909 and Related Notices
Real estate transfers and related notices dated March 28 1909 include J E Perry and wife transferring to P A Rickel for lots in subdivision with 1200 dollars and a lot description. Benjamin F Case and wife to Henry Schuler with multiple lots and 2000 dollars. Henry Schuler and wife to L C Schuler for same parcel. Thos O Meredith et al executors to Jas Williamson for one to three lots in Whitney add Anita with 55 dollars. Nellie Springs and had some executors noted. Orin Williamson and wife to AB. Louis Dalton and wife to same. D S Gratt and wife to L M Wiseman for 1-3 lots on Atlantic. Henry Meyer to S B Mills for 7-8 lots in Atlantic leas with 2000 dollars.
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J. E. Perry
P. A. Rickel
Benjamin F. Case
Henry Schuler
Ccc
Hodd
L CG. Schuler
Thos
O. Meredith
Jas. Williamson
Whitney
Anita
San
Nellie Springs
Orin Williamson
Poe Louis Dalton
Ccececierco
DS. Gratt
L. M. Wiseman
Henry Meyer
S. B. Mills
Bargain Rate on the Capital Des Moines Daily Casts
The News offers a short term rate of 7b cents on the Des Moines Daily Casts from now until July 1. This promotional price aims to attract readers and increase circulation during the summer period.
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Des Moines
Five Mile Grove School Opens March Twenty Ninth
Five Mile Grove announces Monday start for district schools with Miss Olive Mayberry as teacher. Local visits include Mrs. Mary Warren visiting son Lyman near Lewis and Mrs. Mae Gingery building a new barn with carpenter work by Mr. Chenoweth. D. Kelly visited brother at Brayton, Frank Pellett spoke on The Plan of Eden in Maine Friday. Mrs. Signal of Omaha returned home with her mother Mrs. Clark Swiger. Also advertised Bees Laxative Cough Syrup branded for coughs colds croup and bronchial afflictions sold by W. T. Falmer & Co Drug Store.
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Five Mile Grove
Olive Mayberry
Mary Warren
Lyman
Lewis
Mae Gingery
Mr. Chenoweth
D. Kelly
Brayton
Frank Pellett
Maine
Signal
Omaha
Clark Swiger
Opera house presents A Country Maid this Saturday
The opera house promotes the production A Country Maid to be staged Saturday evening urging lovers of quality theatre to attend. Albert Borens advertises his garden seeds and tools while the Baptist Ladies announce an upcoming after sale and readers are advised to read the NEWS for more.
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Opera House
Albert Borens
Baptist
Local Notices And Fund Update From County News
Wm Edwards from Wiota attended county road work matters in town yesterday. Mrs J W Emmert adds $5 to firemen horse hose team fund bringing total to 1677.50. Subscriptions delinquent should be paid at any of the four banks at once. Captain Mullings is recovering well from a recent attack. News office advertises 24 cent box paper as best value.
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Wm. Edwards
Wiota
J. W. Emmert
Captain Mu)lings
Personal Items of Local Interest in the City and Countryside
Local column notes brief items: Fred Auerbach reports geese thick by the canning factory, Walter O’Donnell joins H G Fisher at a South Dakota claim, C A Rasmussen returns home from land company work, Rev John William Jones conducts services in Trinity Church, Mrs C A Rose returns from Oskaloosa, Wray Wilson and J P Harris attend Elks Lodge, Frank Dunham visits from Walnut for business and a friendly stop at the office.
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Fred Auerbach
Walter O'Donnell
H. G. Fisher
South Dakota
C. A. Rasmussen
John William Jones
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Counsel Bluffs
Trinity Church
C. A. Rose
Ozkaloosa
Weather Forecast for Iowa Threatens Rain and Cold
The forecast calls for rain or showers in the eastern and southern portions. A colder spell is expected tonight across the region.
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Iowa
Musson Cleaning and Carpentry Offers Services
Local ad invites ladies to call Musson for carpet and rug cleaning or carpentry work using phone A151. The notice emphasizes home upkeep services and contact details.
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Musson
A Country Match Opera A Rural Comedy Show
An unusual operatic rural comedy billed as different from anything seen before. Tickets priced at 26 85 50 75 cents. Also a new Story Clark piano offered at cost if bought within five days. LHON S MARVIN. Trial subscription to daily Register and Leader offered until July 4 1909 for $1.00. Sunday included $1.60. Stay connected with Iowa happenings.
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Story & Clark
Lhon S. Marvin
Daily Register and Leader
Iowa
Register and Leader
Fixing up the Store at Gillette
The Gillette store has been brightened inside with new wallpaper and freshly painted woodwork. Electric lighting is being rearranged for better advantage. The improvement boosts the popular store. The Register and Leader, Iowa’s best newspaper, delivers to subscribers early on publication day and to rural route patrons the same day. A $1.00 offer runs from now to July 4, 1909.
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Gillette
Iowa
Register and Leader
Editors to Meet in Des Moines Next April Dates
The Southern Iowa Editorial Association will hold a two day meeting in Des Moines on Thursday and Friday April 1st and 2nd. The Fairfield venue was abandoned due to circumstances and the meeting moved to Des Moines. Order your coal of the Green Bay Lumber Co.
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Southern Iowa Editorial Association
Des Moines
Fairfield
Coa
Green Bay
Lumber CO
Trial subscription offer from The Register and Leader
Five thousand 1908 readers stayed loyal as The Register and Leader promotes a trial subscription at one dollar for the daily paper through July 4. The Iowa paper touts Ding’s cartoons, full market reports, and reliable news service to win friends nationwide.
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Daily Register and Leader
Register and Leader
Ding
Iowa
Register and Leader Co
Des Moines
Indi
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