Griswold News Highlights From June Visit Notes
D C Matthews returns from Villisca to his daughter Mrs H N Wheelock's home. Mrs H N Wheelock and Ora return southeast of Griswold from Montgomery county visit. H E Lloyd of Cass County Light and Power Co. called to Red Oak for company business. Louis Kreitzberg family return from Rochester Minn after visiting Rev D C Smith. W W Brown and wife visit near Oak to see ill sister. Mammy Seely leaves Lincoln after two weeks guest. B Scott returns from Des Moines to resume grocery duties. Mrs G C Boiler consults dentist in Atlantic. A M Baughman travels to Minneapolis to discuss Bull Tractor improvements. Larl Barnes returns home. wife recovering in Rochester hospital. Dr C R Jones returns from New York post graduate course in surgery and praises program. Warren Flint reports fox stole a hen near Griswold. Mrs J C Westfall hosts sister Mrs Louis Gerlach of Seattle and two nieces from Sioux City and Harrison Neb. JC W West in Villisca for business. Mrs A Dedwell of Red Oak visits Griswold on business. Mrs James Bishop travels to Ottumwa to stay with daughter Idna Scott. Dik E W Headlee passes away at home after stroke. funeral at Central church conducted by Rev M Elliston. interment Lewis cemetery. Mrs Doyle Brown of Red Oak visits Griswold. Mrs BR Murphy of Malvern visits Griswold. Mrs J R Schofield and daughter Jennie return from Lincoln Neb after business and relatives visit. Miss Jennie Kilpatrick leaves Griswold for Platteville Wis to join summer school. teaches in Washington state and seeks preparation.
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Rochester
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New York
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Griswold
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Seattle
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Lewis Cemetery
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Malvern
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Lincoln
Neb
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Plattville
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Relief for head colds with Wyas Cream nasal application
An advertisement promises instant relief from head colds and catarrh by using a small bottle of Wyas Cream applied in the nostrils. It claims the antiseptic cream soothes the nasal passages, clears airways, and ends congestion, dryness, and headaches. Relief is described as immediate and magical.
Envoy to the Kaiser Arrives With Message to Berlin
Dispatch notes Dr Meyer-Gerhard's arrival in Berlin bearing a message to the Kaiser. Separately, two Americans John Reed and Boardman Robinson are detained in Kholm Russia for entering a military zone without permission. Bulgaria reports strong army readiness, while Sullivan deemed temperamentally unfit as Dominican minister. London warns Britons against travel to Mexico amid tensions.
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Washington
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Boardman’ Robinson
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Petrograd
Quakers Contribute Men to British Forces in June
Quakers vow peace yet send 215 men to British army and navy, 43 to army medical corps, 43 to home guards, and 15 on recruiting committees. Caminetti case to be reviewed by Supreme Court. Diggs also set for review. Villa forces defeated by Yaquis near Empalme. 40 machine gun lost. Major Lameden killed in Brooklands course. William H. Rand dies in New Canaan. Government loses land grant suit for Oregon California line. Missing man Albert Hood's body found in Big Muddy river. coroner notes possible foul play.
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Caminetti
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Supreme Court
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Villa
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Empalme
Sonora
Duquoin
Albert Hood
Jackson County
Big Muddy River
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Iowa Bankers in Session at Davenport Convention
Davenport hosts the 20th annual Iowa Bankers association convention with hundreds of bankers from across the state. Officers to be elected include Harry Blackburn as president W A Dexter as vice president J Wohlenberg as treasurer. Notable speakers include Senator John W Weeks and A V Ruffin with entertainment and river trips planned.
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Davenport
Iowa
Iowa Bankers Association
Harry Blackburn
Des Moines
W. A. Dexter
Toledo
Alfred (. Mueller
Theodore S. Morrison
Edwards
Hall
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Mrs Hann Credits Chamberlain's Tablets For Relief
Autieted with stomach trouble for over two years, Mrs Charles Hann of Shortsville says continued medicine failed until she began Chamberlain's Tablets. They freed her from dull heaviness after meals, improved digestion, and cured constipation. For sale by all dealers.
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Nightlife on Broadway After Longest Day
New York reports describe crowded Broadway scenes after the longest day of the year. Revelers danced on slick floors beside tables and orchestras while pricey drinks and late hours defined the night, and by dawn many headed home with milkmen.
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United Press
New York
Broadway
Melancholy Women and the Blues Cure Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for melancholy or the blues, described as a symptom of organic disorder. The copy cites testimonials from women restored to health after using the herbal remedy.
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Lydia J. Pinkham
Keep off the Diamond Quiet Rule at Monument Ellipse
Washington officials enforce a rule banning pedestrian use of the Monument ellipse between the Washington Monument and the White House. Park police direct walkers away while four baseball diamonds remain in constant use, as paths across the grass are discouraged.
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Washington
Monument
White House
Grinnell Aviator Plans Cross State Flight to Adel
Billy Robinson, famed Grinnell aviator, will fly cross state on June 24 with Adel as his objective. He will perform two flights during the River to River Road Association picnic held Friday, June 25. The Adel event features an athletic program and entertainment for visitors, appealing to both road boosters and general attendees.
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Grinnell
Adel
River Road Association
Robinson
Sam in need of a good watch
A fragmented line hints at a person named Sam seeking a watch. Mentions of payment and a chain of unclear words suggest a casual note or snippet rather than a full report. No identifiable date, place, or organization is evident.
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Eggers Ee
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