Elkhorn residents recall town happenings and changes
Edward Nelsen left Tesday for a California trip to view land and visit his brother there. Mrs. Thor Madsen and daughter Margit visited George Madsen’s home. Several locals worked on a new switchboard for the Marie and Eric Horn Telephone Co. A social gathering at Ans Petersen’s west of town included games and cake. Mrs. Jerry Miller and daughter Margit arrived from Des Moines to stay with her mother. Chris Larsen’s family moved into a new residence on Main Street. old home moved to Washington street lot. Various neighbors hosted Sunday meals and visits. Anna Anderson returned from Audubon after teacher exam. Hall’s Catarrh Cure ad with $100 reward included.
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Edward Nelsen
Tesday
California
Thor Madsen
Hans C. Hansen
George Madsen
Mary Sorensen
A. P. Andersen
Hansen’ Heights
Rorbeck
Harold Johnson
Axel Carlson
Brayton Central
Marie & Eric Horn Telephone Company
Ans Petersen
Jerry Miller
Margit
Des Moines
Washington Street
Hans Larsen
Joe Chase
Extra
Agnes Kragh
Atlantic
Byend Larsen
Willie Esbeck
Chris Larsen
Lawrence Larsen
Hilda Jensen
George Petersen
Bansen
Helmbra
Elmer Christensen
Main Street
Margit Miller
Clara
Lilly Madsen
Thomas Jessen
Anna Anderson
Audubon
Sigud Lua
M. P. Madsen
Ada Steffenson
Misa Anna Lange
Willie Andersen
Hansen Heights
Chris Hansen
Canada
Louie
C Clement M D Claims Cure of Rectal Diseases
Dr Clement of Des Moines Iowa advertises non surgical cures for piles fistula and fissure with a guaranteed result and no payment until cured. Patients may return home the first day and are urged to request a free booklet on rectal diseases.
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Clement
M. D
Ford leads car registrations in June as many brands listed
An advertisement touts Ford value as superior to other makes while the June list of car registrations shows a long catalog of brands including Overland Buick Cadillac Mitchell Rambler Moline Imperial Cartercar Nash Hupmobile Stutz White Steamers and many more with counts for several. The compiled totals reflect a wide market and varied consumer choices in the period.
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Ford
Condlitias
Buick
Oakland
Blanders
Cadillac
Mitchel
Rev
Krit
Regal
Jackson
Auburn
Hudson
Ghalmers
Rambler
Moline
Imperial
Cartercar
Cutting
Abbott
Marion
Michigan
Mason
Everett
Warren
Hupmobile
Stoddard
White Gas
Case
Apperson
Brush
Spaulding
Marathon
Velie
Cole
National
Nyberg
Great W
American
Olds, & Holladay
Franklin
Columbus
Colby
Staver
Glide
Sears
I. EH. C
Haynes
Metz
Elmore
Crow
Paterson
Samson
Stevens D
de Tamble
White Stearns
Marmon
Detroiter
Courier
Maytag
Clark
Baker
Lexington
Peerless
Anchor
Fuller
Thomas J
Whiting
Midland
Woods
Toniger
Lozier
Cgretors
Havers
Interstate
Stearns-K
Thomas
Marvice
Parry
Davis
Pathfinder
Stearns
Burg
Wescott
Coey
American Trav
Lambert
Locomobile
Oldsmobile
Herbeschot
Thomas Dt
Rainier
Victor
Pope Hartford
Studebaker
Henry
Wlkhart
Economy
One
Modern automobile safety signals set as standard
The piece notes that 1918 car models will arrive fully equipped at the manufacturer’s expense, with emphasis on safety and comfort. It highlights a shift from optional add-ons to built in features, citing the bulb horn’s obsolescence and local ordinances favoring powerful electric signals adopted by Chicago, St. Louis, Newark and others.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Newark
Ready to Run Cars Drive a New Auto Trend
The seasoned motorist favors full equipment and fewer extras as cars become "ready to run" from the showroom. Agents lose profits from selling extras, but the shift benefits motorists, manufacturers, and public safety in the automobile’s long term future.
Annual Catholic Picnic at Waters Place near Massena
The Reno Catholic congregation will hold its annual picnic on August 8 at Waters place, 1x miles south of Massena. The gala day features races and athletic events with Catholics and non Catholics invited to enjoy a pleasant day of getting acquainted and friendly competition.
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Reno
Waters Place
Massena
Dr W Hammer at Dranaky's Store Tentist
Dr W Hammer a dentist operates near Dranaky's store, listed in the notice as a local health professional. The item notes his service location and professional designation within the community.
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Dr. W. 0. Hammer
Dranaky’s
North Grant News Roundup Sunday Social Notes
North Grant reports visitors including Sam Deets and wife at G W Parker s and Miss Marie Sorensen of Forest City Iowa visiting Hazel McDermott. A daughter was born to Walter Beal and wife on July 24 1912. Floy Marsh and E W Marshes counted wind and rain damage as trees fell. county seat visitors joined the crowd. Manning Cramlets spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Ike Swan. Leo Dorsey contracted wheat rotting for Sam Howlett this week.
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North Grant
Sam Deets
G. W. Parker
Marie Sorensen
Forest
City
Towa
Hazel McDermott
Walter Beal
Frank Benham
Lewis
Floy Marsh
E. W. Marshes
Wwene
Manning
Ike Swanson
Leo Dorsey
Sam Howlett
Driving by Children Must Be Stopped
The article argues that the practice of driving automobiles by children and youths lacking full discretion must end. It cites numerous accidents already occurring or narrowly avoided due to this conduct and calls for immediate action.
Lady Osteopath Practices With Dr Wood and Dr Williams
Miss Lena Me Wood, noted osteopath, associates with Dr Fintey at 608 Chestnut Street and Dr H K Williams, dentist, operating above Alexander's store. The professionals collaborate in a local medical and dental office setting.
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Lena Me Wood
Fintey
Chestnut St
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