Audubon News Loans and Local Happenings
Audubon Iowa notes show loans offered at five percent with optional payments. Mentions residents Grover Smith, Chris Olean, A. Brutz, Mont Mendenhall, Bert McNute, and others moving or visiting nearby towns. Social events include Embroidery Club, Women’s Foreign Missionary Society, and a Hawaii talk. Reports on ice cutting, hog sales, and a marriage of Albert Mathias to Edith Beason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inanon
LEET
Boysen & Beason
Grover Smith
Griswold
F. D. Searle
Kansas
Searles
Chris Olean
Sharon Creamery Company
A. Brrutz
Atlantic
Embroidery Club
A. A. Znuer
Mont Mendenhall
Afton
Bert McNute
Dunbar
Emilie
Exirsa
Artiaca
Harvey Delahoyde
C. A. Petty
Stree Hoover
Womens Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Dr. Brooke
W. W. Smith
Hawaii
E. M. Preston
Audubon County
New York
Hanlin
Knese
Albert Mathias
Edith Beason
Chicago
Charles Beason
Biloxi
Mississippi
Dan Mathias
Albert
Edith
Audubon
Pan Hams
Texas
Virginia
Grippe Cures In Yellow Package By Foley and Tar
The notice advertises Foley and Tar cures for grippe and pneumonia. It claims effectiveness against grippe conga and prevention of pneumonia, urging customers to demand the genuine yellow package. Sold by Nick Doffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Nick Doffing
Wedding at Audubon Unites Alta Haya and Elmo Jordan
Miss Alta Lillis Haya of Audubon and Elmo Ray Jordan of Pleasantsville wed at the home of the bride’s parents. The ceremony featured a wedding march by Miss Goldie Hays and a reception meal, with numerous out-of-town guests and locals in attendance. The bride, a prominent teacher, and the groom, a Citizens Bank assistant cashier, received many gifts and planned to settle in Pleasantville after visiting several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Lillis Haya
Audubon
Elmo Ray Jordan
Pleadsotville
Adam M. Hays
Goldie
Hays
Slater
H. A. Pallister
Christian Church
Extra
Audubon County
Baok
Pleasantville
Jordan
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Burlington
Des Moines
Little Herold Jordan Dies at Home in Leroy Township
The three year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jordan, died Monday February 11 at their Leroy township home after a paralytic stroke left him unable to use his limbs. Though mentally bright, his illness kept him from a normal life and the community offers sympathy to the grieving parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jordan
Leroy Township
Herold
Cupid Couples and a City Nuptial Tale
The record lists marriage licenses issued by Clerk White including Hart Barret with Flora Clifford and Henry Sunberg with Bessie O'Brien, Amaya J Leake with Mary Delevoyde, and Robert Twist with Zena Car. Dr Rosenbladt then wed Miss Vermillion in Jew City after a prearranged meeting with an Indianapolis friend, with the couples arriving in Audubon for nuptials the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsat
Clerk White
Lewis Wellington Hellyer
Emma May Hoerning
Amaya J. Leake
Mary Evert Delevoyde
Hart Barret
Flora Clifford
Henry Sunberg
Bessie O'Brien
Robert Twist
Zena May Car
Elnie Ray Jordan
Alta Lillie Hays
Dr. Rosenbladt
Jews City
Indy
Vermillion
Audubon
Obituary of Cliriiss Reesor of Dayton Ohio
Cliriiss Reesor born Dayton May 22 1812 died February 5 1907 aged 84 years 7 months 1 day. Wife of J W Lane since 1848 mother of four children two living. Survived by son John Late of New Port Nebraska and daughter Mrs Fanny Coe of Audubon Colorado. Joined Cumberland Presbyterian then Methodist church in Maxson Se Toloe. Funeral at Mrs Ankle Coe Thureday February ith at ll o'clock shipped to Lewis for interment in family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliriiss Reesor
Dayton
Ohio
J. W. Lane
Mary Low
John Late
New Port Nebr
Fanny Coe
Audubeon Co
Iowa
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Maxson Se Tnole
Mud Protectors Rubber Boots and Gear Arrive From Factory
Direct from the factory a large shipment arrives including rubber boots all rubber arctics and rubber sandals. Do not buy carried over rubber goods when you can buy a brand new article for the same price.
Auction Sale of Farm Implements and Wagons
Five carloads of brand new farm equipment offered at your price. Includes Great Western manure spreaders Dain May loaders hay machinery 10 ft side delivery racks standard mowers gang plows sulky plows stirring plows riding and walking cultivators dise harrows planting dise harrows pipe frame harrows wagons carriages spring wagons buggies road wagons edge drop corn planters corn-shetle fencing fanning mills wood wheel farm tract watch for the date of the big sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
Pittsburgh
When Women Quarrel in Chicago Daily News
A fragment from the Chicago Daily News portrays a quarrel where one says they have taken revenge by ridiculing another, laughing at her weight, and threatening worse acts including harming an infant. It reflects sensational dialogue on female conflict.
Reincarnation Debate Echoes in Strange Dialogue
In a terse exchange a man with mystical eyes proclaims he is Napoleon reincarnated while a weary listener challenges the claim. The dialogue hinges on self belief and identity with a judge-like interruption ending the fragment.
The Conceited Cow Artwork Sparks Muttered Critique
A playful crowd-pleaser shows a cow offended by artist portraits. The critic complains the animal has become vain, refusing further sketches. The remark, attributed to a local bystander, captures humorous neighborhood chatter about art and pride.
Courtroom Quip Refers To Absent Wife In Court
A clipped exchange from a court scene notes a defendant and judge discussing a subpoenaed wife who did not appear. The prisoner explains she stayed home after hearing someone cannot speak unless spoken to, prompting playful remarks from the reporters Yonkers Statesman and Houston Post referenced in the dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonor
Yonkers
One of Many Society News Guests Listed
Mr De Dude Cawn't introduces Arthur Wellington as a life member of the society. Miss De Bellette. The editor accepted a list of guests at the first party from the editor of the New York Weekly.
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de Dude
Arthur Wellington
Miss de
Society News
N. Y
Frantic financiers cited as top, physician inflates fee
A comic exchange mocks a family physician, Wilkins, who charges $2 for a call to view a child who swallowed a nickel, as voiced in a Chicago Daily News fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popkins
Wilkins
Chicago Daily News
Sinews of War and Election Banter
An ordinary citizen recalls the election outcome with the weary humor of a judge like remark. A politician replies that the race was easily won, while a cryptic line about mud on the ballots hints at dirty tactics and a near defeat.
Similar but Different. Vacation Memories Amid Trees
In a clipped Chicago Daily News exchange a man notes that the bare limbs of trees evoke pleasant summer vacation memories. A woman asks how, and he claims his seaside holiday influenced his feelings, framing the dialogue with light nostalgia.
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Cnicago Daily News
Mutual Sense of Humor Notion in Washington Star
A Washington Star quip recalls Mr. Gumrox and his titled son minw sharing a muted sense of amusement. They note they are growing less prone to laughter when meeting, signaling a quiet domestic tension behind urbane humor.
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Mr. Gumrox
Ike
Washington Star
Figures Lie They Say In Numbers
A fragmented quip discussion contrasts trust in data with anecdotes of speed and mistaken identities. The exchange mentions keeping scrutiny on figures and the consequences of misattribution, reflecting a wary view of numeric claims.
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Jones
Skoreher
A Way to Do it. He Made Money by a Garbage Contract
A Baltimore American note suggests a figure profited from a garbage contract. The quotation implies impropriety in a municipal deal and hints at scandals or clever rhetoric. The Detroit Free Press frames a clever retort about practical jokes with a terse answer.
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Baltimore American
Virginia Farm Listings Offerings Across Broad Acres
A catalog of Virginia farm properties ranges from No 405 with 500 acres at $15 to No 480 with 787 acres at 10 81, detailing cleared land, houses, outbuildings, rail access, post offices, and schools. Numerous parcels boast water, orchards, timber, and proximity to stations, with prices and features varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Canada
Wunay South
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Audubon News
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A. H. Greeley
Waterman
Rev. Grant
Chester Marlin
Yults
Vermilya
Zion Brothers
Artiata
Nash & Phelps Audubon
John O’brien
Dex Moines
Clyde Wilde
Charles White
Greeley
A. Boysen
Miles Kness
Perry Carter
John Twist
Cecelia Connrady
Oakfield
Oraway
Ben Cecil
Anita
Mra. Cecil
Oklahoma
The
Journal
Timothy Sead
Charles Srexcer
Kev. Brown
Charch Job Atlantic
Grippe
E. R. Jordan
A. L. Hays
Alice Boehme
Knegs
Arthur Farquhar
Guthrie Center
Dr. Books
Joe Allen
Roth Brothers
David McIntosh
Hopkinsville
John Horning
Des Moines Register
Harry Parrottis
D. Wendel
Evangelical Church
Laréson-Christengen
Backner
Hilyer Horning
Hillyer Barret
Clifford O'Brien-Sunberg
Anna Williams
Foeter
Nebraska
Oxira
John Killner
Bert Donaldson
O. C. Donaldson
Defiance
Medical Chemical Company
South Omaha
John Weighton
Smuthey
Wi Jes
Charles Kibler
5. G. Peters
Buffalo
Frieds
Kibler
Id Sinney
Bryan
Old Hamlin
Hank Martin
J. Mal Bryan
Martin
Macout
First California Cavalry
Mal
Bank
Pardborn
County Auditor's Asce
Lincoln
A.B. Grant
J. C. Wilson
Frank Smith
Adair
A. W. Cole
Dr. McClean
Federal
Council Blutte
Mr. Pound
Kingfisher
Methodiat Church
A. R. Grant
John Long
A. A. Zsner the
Bitcher
George Wever
F. 8. Watts
Misa Francia Burns
Park Livery Barn
James Law
C E. Mertz
Gray
Shelby
Cass
Guthrie
Carroll
Little Herold Jordan Dead
Cupids
Rasmussen & Jensen Reliable Footwear
Katherine
Hive
Meérestin
Napoleon
Fliegenie Hlaetter
Houston Post
Hem
Detroit Free Press
Virginia Farma
Kohool
Lees
Richmond
Earl of Wemyss
England
Fleet Street
Billingsgate
Hillingsgate
London
Bellins
Sid
Billing
Billington
Bedford
Hanta
Durham
Batley
Bellan
Italy
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