North Grant Social Roundup At Highland Church
Edith Parker attends normal in Atlantic and a large crowd gathers at Highland Sunday evening. Mrs B F Sisler and Mrs Elmer Hendricks visit Highland. Miss Vena Smith visits with brother Guy Smith last week. Elmer Hendricks travels to Kansas Thursday for his father's death. Mrs Chas Ragan and Mrs Elmer Hendricks visit D H McDermott Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Parker
Atlantic
Highland
B. F. Sisler
Vena Smith
Guy Smith
Elmer Hendricks
Kansas
Mra. Chas. Ragan
D. H. McDermott
Atlantic Visits and Town Exchanges Highlight Week
WIOTA and Des Moines business trips mark the week with several residents traveling to Des Moines Underwood Atlantic and Silver City. Miss Lavina Foster returns from Underwood while Mrs S M George visits relatives in Atlantic and others attend local events.
D. D. D. relief for itchy skin advertised
A vintage advertisement touts D. D. D. as the instant relief for eczema psoriasis and other inflamed skin conditions. It promotes a full size bottle for $1.00 with a money back guarantee and a 25 cent sample bottle, urging readers to avoid another day of suffering.
Social notes from Atlantic area visitations and events
Mrs Fritz visits relatives in Dexter this week. Mrs Roy Reed visits Adair at sister A C Kennedy’s. Mrs R H Bell rides to Anita Thursday. Jasper Taylor hosts Atlantic, Will and Lena Balensiefer at the Atlantic carnival. Miss Mary Conway and Frank Waters attend Atlantic carnival. E D Keasey installs lightning rods by Bramson & Hewitt. Fred Engle loses a valuable charge Thursday. Will Bonning home dance draws large crowd. Chas McDermott and Walter McCabe travel as Atlantic passengers on Mr and Mrs Amos Forsyth attend Parker shows. Mary Marshall ill but improving. Mrs R H Beil travels to Anita Saturday. Amanda Wissler, Alice Wissler, Dora Melcher of Atlantic and Hattie Ankney of Fort Collins visit H A Wissler. Ed Wissler and sons Donald and Wade with H A Wissler. Mrs H A Wissler shops in Atlantic Monday. W R Johnson visits relatives in Anita Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
Dexter
Roy Reed
Adair
A. C. Kennedy
R. H. Bell
Anita
Jasper Taylor
Will
Lena Balensiefer
Mary Conway
Atlantic
Frank Waters
E. D. Keasey
Bramson & Hewitt
Fred Engle
Will Bonning
Chas. McDermott
Walter McCabe
Amos Forsyth
Mary Marshall
Tom Marshall
R. H Beil
Amanda
Alice Wissler
Dora Melcher
Hattie Ankney
Fort Colins
Colo
H. A. Weisler
Ed Wissler
Donald’ and
Wade
Carroll
Wissler
H. A. Wissler
W. R. Johnson
Des Moines Iowa Weather Summary: Wet Growing Week
Des Moines reports the best growing week of the season with near normal temperatures and above average rainfall varying by county. Showerswere frequent, with heavy local storms in Wayne and Decatur counties causing field damage. Oats and fall wheat lodge under wet conditions. corn cultivation increases while pastures stay rich. Potatoes mature with adequate rain. homegrown strawberries and cherries ripen with better quality than last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Taylor County
Calhoun County
Wayns
Decatur
Five Mile Grove Referee Buys New Automobile
Clark Swiger, a progressive Grove farmer and referee, is among the first in the grove to purchase a new car for his family’s use. Mrs. Ida Warren and son Harold visited the Warren home in Lewis. Frank Desmond has been ill for a week. Frank Pellett assists at the Audubon institute teaching nature studies. May and Mable Krohn of Lewis visit their sister Mrs Breckerbaumer. Women of the H H club plan a meeting with Mrs. Milford. Fred Warren hauls brick for an incubator cave. Ed Warren shipped a carload of sheep to Omaha. Ambrose Pellett buys a new top bogey. The News-Telegraph offers ink barrels for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Swiger
the Grove
Ida Warren
Harold
Lewis
Warren
Frank Desmond
Frank Pellett
Audubon
May
Mable Krohn
Breck
Nothin' Much Amounts to Much in Worries of Yesterday
A reflective verse on how worries over past glories fade as time passes. It notes men chase fame, rulers like Caesar Nero and Napoleon are named, yet the world keeps turning tomorrow after we are gone, leaving yesterday behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resilar
Caesar
Nero
Napoleon
A Needed Reform Sparks Vague Interrogation Standoff
A dialogue on reform ends with a patrol wagon arriving and both men being arrested amid a chaotic exchange. The scene features a nervy speaker with fretful whiskers and rapid questions about truth and reciprocity. The fiction portrays a comic confrontation over who said what and whether statements imply accuracy.
The Real Proof Of The Pudding In The Eating
A witty exchange unfolds as a buyer and a dining companion joke about the pudding metaphor. The soubrette smiles and quips that the pudding reflects Algernon, adding a playful, intimate air to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algernon
His Dull Season Ends For Healer And Helpers
A clipped, era-tinged note reflects on a healer who largely relies on laying on of hands yet faces prosperity difficulties. The text hints the healer has reduced staff and laid off assistants while continuing his practice despite waning success.
Local Folks Attend Chautauqua and Visit Areas
Massena D P Hogan travels to Chicago for national convention. Ames and Fontanelle visitors arrive home, attend Chautauqua, and visit relatives across Creston, Corning, Cumberland, Nodaway, Atlantic, Greenfield, and Vil lisca. Teachers and residents travel for normal at Atlantic, with several families touring nearby towns.
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Chicago
Onicokr
Alume
North Grant
Wiota
L. S. Stults
Lavina Foster
Underwood
S. M. George
Chas
Thomas
Nels Johnson
Henderson Bell
F. W. Beebe
Chas. Thomas
P. Mailander
D. R. Love
Nellie and
Gusta Rice
Ponca
Okla
D. E. Ostrus
F. H. Moore
Silver City
Ralph Rockwell
Five Mile
The
News-Telegraph
Drs. Fellows & Fellows
Rollins Bik
Walnut Sts
Owa
N. W. Deering& Son
Gem
Green Bay
Massena
D. P. Hogan
Robina Rae
Ames
Alberta Waters
Cedar Falls
Richard Edwards
Hazel
Bridgewater
Methodist Sunday School
J. A. Gitty
Orient
Fontanelle
Creston
Mildred McVinna
Misa Lulu
Snelson
Bessie Knowlton
Chautauqua
Ross Comer
Red Oak
Lisca
T. M. Scott
A. G. McNeil
Henry Limbaugh
J. H. Bristow
Leah
Nodaway
W. C. McCurdy
Roy
H. I. Marlowe
Brayton
Andrew Larson
W. R. Benson
Irvin Benson
Cumberland
Colorado
E. S. Smith
Ed Wagner
Henry Greenwalt
J. S. Baker
Maa
Greenfield
Baker
BH. A. Norris
H. C. Kerkman
Ruby
Gladys McBride
Hazel Erickson
John Smart
Mr. Swart
Grant
Newa-Telegraph
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