Pown Instead of Up
A fragmentary newspaper item references a Carson man who dies and visits the spirit world, and a poem about farmers, Wall Street, and banking. It notes a wedding at the clerk of courts, and local residents including Rev Henry DeLong, J B Heimbaugh, Mrs John L Woodward and Anna, Mrs C A Coe, Mrs S W Clark arriving home from Atlantic hospital, with Lillian Ditman as attending nurse.
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Carson
Heaven
Henry DeLong
Griswald
J. B. Heimbaugh
John EL. Woodward
Anna
C. A. Coe
Atlantic Business
S. W. Clark
Atlantic Hospital
Lillian Ditman
Anita Tribune
Man’s downtown nights hint at wrong marriage says Des Moines News
A Des Moines News quote notes that frequenting downtown every night may signal a man has married the wrong woman, reflecting a cautionary view on marital choices and social behavior.
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Des Moines
Wife ends night outings as sign of wrong town
The Oakland Acorn notes marriage troubles, suggesting wives who stay out every night may signal a spouse in the wrong town, reflecting on relationships and social norms of the era.
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Towan
Oakland
Acorn
Atlantic cigar man meets local leaders to discuss democratic prospects
H. C. Gillett, a cigar dealer from Atlantic, visited the city Tuesday afternoon. He talked privately with local leaders of the faith, weighing prospects for Democratic success along certain lines this fall, according to the Masena Echo.
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H. C. Gillett
Atlantic Cigar
Massena
Wheeler’s Grove pair pull off surprise outing at Bluffs
Edward L. Reipe and Miss Barbara A. Lembke, popular locals, surprised a large circle of friends last Wednesday by venturing to the Bluffs for an outing. The couple, from Wheeler's Grove, drew keen notice as they embarked on a quiet celebration that delighted those who heard of it.
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Edward L. Reipe
Barbara A. Lembke
Wheeler’s Grove
Bluffs
Moon Talk and Family News From Local Papers
A friend jokes about spotting a woman’s face in the moon while a second declines to look. Frank East travels to Audubon county to post bills for his father’s estate sale as administrator. His sister Miss Hattie Hast joins him in Atlantic visiting a week. Rev Father Murphy moves into the Hellyer property new priests’ home east of the courthouse, renovated for a splendid new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank East
Audubon County
Atlantic
Hattie Hast
Alessena Echo
Father Murphy
Hellyer
Court House
Guthrie Times
Fred Wilkens Leaves Audubon for Atlantic Work
Fred Wilkens bade friends in Audubon farewell and travelled to Atlantic last week where he expects to stay and work in the Bruce bank.
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Fred Wilkens
Atlantic
Bruce Bank
Audubon Advocate
Fresh vegetables in winter from a two-compartment greenhouse
A woman describes using a two-compartment eighteen foot greenhouse to grow tomatoes, beans, lettuce, cauliflower and radishes for winter supply. She details temperature zones, pruning for single-stem vines, pollen fertilization early on, and steady turnover from November to June with Early Warwick beans and priced tomatoes.
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Oua
Warwick
The Peony and Garden Advice for Fall Planting
An enthusiastic reader extols peonies as hardy, low effort plants that can dominate American gardens. The note outlines planting in moist, well drained soil, autumn or spring planting, divide clumps every seven to eight years, and care tips including winter protection and fall work on the country place.
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England
France
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Stier Grocery Company
R. D Morrow and
W. R. Neal
Wall Street
Teddy
Opera House
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