Laverys Back From Two Week Outing In Chicago Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs W W Lavery returned yesterday from a two weeks outing at Chicago and in Wisconsin Campbell W Fair manager of the local gas plant and Webster City has been here looking after matters for the local company Miss Agnes Collins of Foley Collins millinery firm has been taking a week vacation from duties in the store Misses Foley and Collins each take a week each year at home and then travel to market together
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W. Lavery
Chicago
Wisconsin
Campbell W. Fair
Webster City
Mies
Agnes Collins
Foley & Collins
Foley
Collins
Popular Young People Wed in West of City
Miss Nora L. Webber and Harry M. Lloyd married yesterday afternoon at four o'clock in the bride’s parents’ home four miles west of town. Rev. A. E. Griffith of the Methodist church officiated. The ceremony featured a pink and green decor festooned parlor arch and a white wedding bell backdrop. A three course dinner followed for about fifty guests. The couple plan a brief wedding trip to Lincoln, then reside on a farm southeast of the city after July 10.
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Nora L. Webber
Harry M. Lloyd
J. M. Webber
A. E. Griffith
Methodist Church
Mendelssohn
Wilma Crouch
Altie Wilken
Edith Gravely
Methodist Episcopal Church
Griffith
Virginia
Gillette
Harry
Deering Hardware
Lincoln
Lloyd
News-Telegraph
Another June Wedding Brings Miss Henderson to Mr Seybert
Miss Anna Henderson and Mr Chester Seybert wed last evening at six in a lawn ceremony near Atlantic attended by about a hundred guests. Rev Ritchie officiated. The couple, both well known locally, will live on a farm five miles west of the city after a trip to Kansas City. Family and out of town guests joined the celebration with a three course dinner and a rice sendoff at the station.
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Anna
T. B. Anderson
O Perfect Love
Lelia Harris
Louise Jones
Ruth Diven
Lois Milford
Helen Ritchie
Deborah Milford
Mendelasohn
Ethelwyn Milford
Miss Ethel
Harry Seybert
Martha Henderson
Ritchie
United, Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
J. M. Briggs
Boyle
R. W. Calkins
Anita
Wm. Hynes
Fred
Council Bluffs
Tren Rankin
Tarkie
Florence Friedman
Clarinda
Jessie
Myrtle Graham
South Omaha
E. N. Henderson
Atalntic High School
Tarkio College
Wiota
Atlantic
J. F. Seybert
Thomas Hackman and city transit linked by service note
A fragment references THOMAS the hackman and passengers and baggage across the city. It directs readers to the KIMBALLTON CONSTRUCTION CO for well carbide and culvert pipes, indicating a supply or transport context in a local notice.
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Thomas
Hackman
Kimballton Construction CO
Brown Return From Month Long Visit With Son Roscoe
Mrs. C. W. Brown came home after a month visiting her son Roscoe in the city. In Chicago Harry Thompson left for Chicago and will proceed to Geneva for a Y M C A conference and stay for an extended period. Chas Willey of the Lewis Standard, back from Independence, prepared the Lewis Standard material to ship to Lewis after its use in printing the News Telegraph.
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C. W. Brown
Roscoe
Chicago
Harry Thompson
Geneva
Chas, Willey
The
Lewis Standard
Independence
Standard
Lewis
News-Telegraph
D. D. D. Prescription for Eczema Promises Quick Cure
An advertisement touts D. D. D. Prescription as a powerful wash to destroy skin germs causing eczema and itching. It claims instant relief from first use, plus a money back guarantee if the initial full size bottle fails to meet all claims. The copy urges readers with any skin trouble to investigate the product.
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Pont
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J. T. Ralston
Over Farmers Savings Bank
Tudge Willard
Ezra Wilard
Lady Osteopath
Lena Xx. Wood
Finley
Chestnut St
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Secretary of State
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Anna Henderson
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