Atlantic Area People and Travels Report
A lengthy local notes page lists residents and visitors from Brayton, Atlantic, and nearby towns. Activities include shopping trips to Omaha and Atlantic, car purchases, family visits, cattle trades, farm losses, and insurance pitches. Several names appear: Hansen, Anderson, Gerhardt, Brown, Thielen, Green, Brewer, Cornell, McCaustland, Odem, Sykes, Harris, Murray, Collins, Wair, Allen, and Green, with movements between Brayton, Atlantic, Omar, and San Pedro. The item reads like a social ledger of drivers, shoppers, and farmers throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 1. Hansen
Brayton
O. W. Anderson
A. H. Anderson&Son
Omaha
A. H. Gerhardt
Atlantic
C. W. Anderson
Tena Anderson
A €. S. Brown
W. T. Joyce Co
M.H. Thielen
Sarah
G. B. Sykes
Frank Chase
Oakfield
T. H. Wall
Ernest Odem
F. L. Green
C. W. McCaustland
P. L. Lowers
T. H.wair
Indiana & Ohio Live Stock Insurance Co
Delia Murray
OC. W. McCaustland
Omatra
C. B. Sykes
Obera Brown
T. H.” Wair
Harry Allen
R. L. Cathoudt
Owen Green
Washington
Clyde McNeil
Frank Dilger
Phil Smith
Neola
Clothes that fit show in business and social world
An old saying notes a man is judged by the company and the clothes he wears. Well fitting garments are a distinct asset in business and social life, and few can ignore their advantages. If you agree, come in and discuss clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R.V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N.Y
Village visitors and local greetings noted
Were in our village Wednesday on business. Lloyd Drew of Brayton spent Sunday with Edmond Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Village
Lloyd Drew
Brayton
Edmond Anderson
Local Social Notes and Weather Windseen in Anita Vicinity
Highland Mrs W W Eller visits Bluffs with daughter Gardner and family. Oliver Pierce and family spend Sunday with Ben Godanour. L A Koob visit Anita Monday. John Heck recovers enough to ride out in his car. Chas Goodwins grades roads with his engine. Severe wind and rain storm Friday morning. no serious damage reported. Wm Gilpatrick and Milt Smith furnish music for a dance west of Anita Saturday. Local youths enjoy a social hop at Geo Scholl's Saturday. Mr and Mrs M C Hutchinson visit A L Saxton's Sunday afternoon. Mrs Saxton and mother plan to depart for Canada Tuesday. Edith Marsh owns a new plan. J A Koob and wife visit Wm Pond and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Eller
the Bluffs
Mrs. Gardner
Oliver Pierce
Ben Godanour
L. A. Koob
Anita
John Heck
Chas. Goodwins
Gilpatrick
Milt Smith
Geo. Scholl
M. C. Hutchinson
Foster Predicts Continent Wide Weather Disturbances This June
Washington D C June 3 Last bulletin forecasts a disturbance crossing the continent June 4 to 8 with heavy rains on Gulf coasts and unusually hot spells southeast of the storm center. Severe storms expected in the great central valleys around June 7, with showers in western regions and potential oat crop damage. Farmers urged to retain grain, as markets likely not lower long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Meridian 90
Gulf Coasts
Great Central
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Teds
WU. S_Weather Bureau
Foster
Weather Bureau
Caribbean Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Canadian
Middle Northwest
Milford to Organize Piano Voice and Musical Class
Miss Hthelwyn Milford of Tarkio Missouri will organize a class in piano voice and musical kindergarten. Those interested should write Miss Milford Tarkio Mo. Lessons begin June 16 affiliated with Tarkio Conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hthelwyn Milford
Tarkio
Barn Dance at Frank G. Andersons Near Atlantic
A community barn dance is planned for Saturday night June 7 at Frank G. Andersons home located 544 miles northwest of Atlantic. Everyone is invited to join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Anderson
Atlantic
Cant Keep It Secret About Admirably Known Tablet
The notice praises Chamberlain's Tablets as a grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles and states the product is daily more widely known with sales through all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Grasses and Bronzes of the Hindu Customs and Utensils
The brass and bronze trade sustains Hindu ritual life as wooden and earthenware are avoided. Hindu households favor brass copper and bronze vessels and present brides with culinary sets. Women once kept adornment caskets called cellams from Malabar, now replaced by English dispatch boxes. A reflection on memory and change follows, ending with a Shelley quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malabar
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J. A. Giffen
Iowa
Lobal
Jesse Harris Wen
Nelson, Shrock & Grulke Tailore
Oakland
Western Auto CO
White Pole Garage
Earth
Ufe
Percy Bysshe ‘Shelley
Whitney Bank
Whitney Loan & Trust Company
WIOTA
Cumberland
H. H. Foster
Lewis
Harry Jordan
Howards
Little City
Widta
Gaylord
Norway School
Ruth Camp
Clint Hdwards
Evera, Gunderson
Jans
Burt Watson
Connell Bluffs
J. A. McWard
Lowe
M. M. Lowe
Adair
Forrest Towne
Council Res
J. R. Mailander
Crystal Lake
A. G. Bedch’s
Crystal Lake Rink
Phelps Orchestra
Spe
Dain Mowera
Laat Hansen & Lowe
Missouri
Nelson, Shrock
Grulke — Tailors
Northern Steamboat Company
Rock Island
Ill
St Pat
Stillwater
Minn
Mississippi River
Moin
Steamer
Morning Star
St. Paul
Rock
Lake St. Croix
W. H. Lamont
Davenport
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