Local trades and notices in West Extra column
The page lists sales and moves including H. P. Hansen & Co. West Extra merchants advertising mill and pump offerings, shoe sales, new location near the depot, and mules for sale. It also notes hogs traded by Lawrence Jacobsen and others, farm reports on cereals, rain, and cultivation, plus thanks for sympathy after a death and a health trip to Sterling. A mad dog scare in Ellsworth and street obstruction concerns are mentioned, with Colorado travel literature offer from John Sebastain of Great Rock Island Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Iowa
Colorado
John Sebastain
Great Rock Island
Chicago
Rock Island
Local notes show sales, travel, and town life in Extra
Local itemization details numerous residents and visitors in Extra including purchases at M Christensen and Carron, travel to Atlantic and Des Moines, meetings in Audubon county, and preparations for the Old Soldiers Reunion. Mentions of surgeries, family trips, school closures, road work, and a fencing project highlight everyday town affairs in a dense, characterful snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Adolph Sorensen
Laurens Walthers
Vickery Company
Wymore
Nebraska
Belle Leffingwell-Flint
Des Moines
South Dakota
Lawrence Hunthan
West Extra
Mrs. Young
Young
Omaha Public Library and Lininger Gallery Visit Description
In Omaha Nebraska on June 4 1902 the writer describes visits to the Omaha Public Library highlighting its Milwaukee brick three story structure with bas relief busts and rooms for readers juveniles and Byron Reed collection including a George Washington ledger and ancient hymns. Also noted is the Lininger collection with curios from many lands bronze jewelry Pompei artifacts mummies and a marble pillar plus the Lininger Art Gallery housing works like The Philosopher's Study and The Return of Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Eptworr Journal
Extra
Milwaukee
Byron Reed
Milan
Italy
George Washington
B. C
Library Association
G. W. Lininger
Pompei
Egypt
Lininger Art
Lininger
George E. Smith
Volcanic Disaster Book Promises Fame and Fortune
An advertisement touts a sensational volume by Prof. Charles Morris on Pompeii and St. Pierre disasters. It claims dramatic before and after photography, urges agents to act quickly for a lucrative opportunity, and promotes a Martinique focus with bold sales language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeil
St. Pierre
Charles Morris
Pompell
Martinique
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Friend & Son
Audubon, Iowa
W. R. Copeland
Xira
Dre, John Riley
Exira
F. Andrews
Chas. J. Stevens & Bros., OF
Miss Amber Kelsey
Northerast
Park
Howard & Smith
H. P. Hansen & Co. West Extra
Gem
Hanogh Campbell
Anita
E. D. Carron
Chris Hansen
Gwin
Lawrence Jacobsen
Jake Hill
Chris Jacobson
Ralph Hawke
Charley Oberholtz
W., Davis
John Kilworth
5. B. Holmes
A. C. Nelson
George Martin
J. L. Wheeler
Troublesome Creek
Sterling
Kansas
Henry Gransberry
M.christensen
Geo. Plantz
L.J. Oldaker
D. D.S
Stuart Bank
Sam McGaffin
Atlantic
Will Bintner
Emmiert
Syracuse
New York
W. W. Hartsough
Litchville
North Dakota
Jack Conmardy
Charlie Fulton
Denver
Leta Young
Lawrence Hunt
Washington Streat
G.M. VanAernam
North Audubon Township
Alec Kline
W.W. Houston
Mary F. Jackson
Villisca
Towa
Order of the Eastern Star
Justice Connrady
Dubuque
Masonic Grand Lodge
Watter
George Young
Nellis & Cols
Marne
Lewis and Marne
J. H. Bell
Rome
James
Joe
Crystal Lake
Lewis
M. J. Davis
E.B. Holmes
Greeley
Audubon
Mamie Patty
Sam Scharff
Alfred Green
Shompier Bintner
Sam Scharif
Griswold
W. R. Bruner
Board of Supervisors
State Board of Health
BF. Andrews
Charles Walker
Audubon Township
Ladies and Childrens Shoes
Homie
Dakota
Joseph Robson
Court House
Newlon
Sioux City
H. S. Newlon
J. C. Newlon
W. A. Hamlet
Canena
Center School House
Audurbon
William Vanaernan
Monroe
Kansas City
Kelsey
R. L. Gransberry
A. J. Nelson
College View
Clint Barnes
W. B. Hellyer
Kline
Greeley Township
Fred Reynolds
Grant
Atlantic, Ia
Bailey
W. M. Griffith
Peterman & Voss
Missouri
Hensley Bros
Hensley Bros. & Hamlet
D. E. Shrauger
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