Walnut News of Interest itemizes regional visits and incidents
Walnut column lists residents and visitors from Omaha, Atlantic, and Avoca including James Pope on a Minnesota trip, Ruth Backus visiting Avoca with relatives, and several notes on social events. It records local moves, occupations, and a car collision at the Exchange State Bank corner with no injuries.
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Walnut
James Pope
Minnesota
North Dakota
Mesdames Q. M. Bruce
Otto Ronne
E. Smith
Omaha
M. Moora
Priscilla Circle
Ruth Backus
Avoc
Council Bluffs
Leah
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Bernice Schlotfeldt
Schol
Bellevue
Neb
R. C. Schlotfeldt
Sam Smith
Ernestine Smith
Denison
J. ©. Vollstedt
Mary Tierney
Alta
Minden
Jesse McCarty
Atlantic
James Layless
Mary Dillin
A. C. Ware
LaVerne
Kirkland
Ed. Anderson
Council Bluffy
Bruce Bigelow
Kathryn Gross
O. F. Lodge
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
L. M. Madsen
Doris
Walter
Jack Port
Jack
Walter Madsen
Sun Dance
Wys
Mothers Who Have Daughters Promote Lydia E. Pinkham Product
Letters from mothers in New Orleans and Philadelphia praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving long standing female ailments in daughters and themselves. The missives claim renewed vitality, regularity, and ability to work, urging others to rely on the remedy.
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New Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Estrada
Galves ‘Street
Philadelphia
Lydia
Pinkham
Mra
E. J. Purdy
Race Street
Lidia Ei
Boy Turns Seven With Home Birthday Party
A youngster celebrated his seventh birthday Tuesday afternoon with a small home party attended by several playmates. The gathering featured simple games and cake, marking the occasion in a cheerful, family setting.
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Ber
Local Items From Lewis Area on Weekend Visits
June 10 report notes A C Haworth of Oakland in Lewis on business. Saturday Walt Morgan was in Griswold on business. Guy Howard now drives a new Overland. L B and Fred L Warren left for unspecified destination.
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Lewis
Land tour spans Cheyenne Cody Dutton regions
Cheyenne and Cody Wyoming and Dutton Montana plan land inspection. Willoughby couple attend Massena funeral of D Auxier. Shindley buys over 8000 pounds wool. Keffer travels to Atlantic on business. Nichols experiences runaway. no injuries. Gifford family visits Greenfield Winterset. Arlin buys a Ford. Sam Jones visits Atlantic son Ralph during vacation. Chas Nichols family in Atlantic on business. Harvey Smith visits Davenport brother Art family. Lake opening Sunday a big success. crowds attended.
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Cheyenne and
Cody
Wyo
Dutton
Mont
W. P. Willoughby
Massena
D. Auxier
Fred Shindley
Albert Keffer
Atlantic
Bennie Nichols
Arlia Gifford
Greenfield
Winterset
Max
Sam Jones
Ralph
Chas. Nichols
Arlin Gifford
Harvey Smith
Davenport
Art
Chigger Bite Remedies Advised By Agriculture Dept
Washington June 12. After intense exposure in weed chigger bites require treatment beyond a bath. A hot or salt water bath soon after exposure reduces effects but after long exposure it helps little. Remedies include a moderately strong ammonium solution on irritated parts, supersaturated baking soda solution or salterg tus, and liberal applications until irritation subsides. If severe, a dilute iodine tincture may be lightly applied.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Years Ago Today June 12 1901 D S Smith Dies at Ogden Utah
D S Smith formerly of Atlantic died in Ogden Utah on June second and was buried last Monday. He was a remarkable blind man who became a successful book agent visiting many places. A familiar figure in town he lived near the Lewis branch track on the old Lewis road. At Cedar Rapids the state men's association meeting occurred.
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D.smith
Atlantic
Ogden
Utah
Mr. Smith
Lewis Branch
Old Lewis Road
the Men’s Association
Cedar Rapids
Atlantic City Tourney Site Chosen for Next Year
The association unanimously chose tic as the tourney site for next year. A. W. Brown notes Dr. Cannon plans to move into a new home at Ninth and Poplar and will soon build a residence there. The Atlantic area expects a new church edifice with the M. B. ladies driving the effort. Local notices cover licenses, construction, travel plans, fires, and community events across Atlantic with market figures and weather outlook.
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Tic
Association
Thea
A. W. Brown
Cannon
William Crisman
Ninth and Poplar Streets
Lew
Atlantic
M. B. Church
J. H. Alexander
Los Angeles
Calif
Hill
Anita
Europe
Hans Smith
4Th and
Elm Streets
West Second Street
H. A. Palmer
Ida M. Mason
W. T. Ray
Ida M. DeHaven
W. Pp. Christensen
Locust
Silag Wilson
Frank Calaway
Iowa Firemen’s Association
Frank
Prof
Moyer
Austa
Atlantic District
M. E. Church
Shelby
Fifteen Years Ago Today June 12 1901 Front Page Items
City Marshal Terbush reports about forty one dog licenses collected and urges payment if due. H M Boorman to deliver a Fourth of July ora tion at Norfolk Nebraska. Seven year old Gretchen Crawford hosts birthday party on Maple Street with Mrs Dacken and Henry Dacken present. Class of 1901 held a party at president Walter Scheel’s home. Iceman J Brix trapped a swarm of bees before Telegraph office. J W Cuykendall had two loads of.
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Terbush
H. M. Boorman
Eagle Soaring
Norfolk
Neb
Gretchen Crawford
Maple Street
Dacken
Henry Dacken
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