Local notes from Audubon and surroundings recount visits and life events
Audubon residents share social visits including Harry Arnold and B Bilharz meeting C W Murlin. Mrs Nash reports on her California trip for the National Conference of Women’s Clubs. School year ends with farewells while pastor receives leave for rest as illness affects family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Arnold
B. Bilharzid
H. W. Wilkyn
C. W Murlin
W. ©. Eliott
Ward
Corwith
Ires Ray
Dora
Elsie Larsen
Mursday
Vedor Falls
Speed Lees
Wetngaday
Theo. Myers
Des Moines
The
Lake University
B. P. Howard
LaPort
Texas
FL. W. Wilson
South
J. A. Nash
California
Petition Seeks Early Store Closings in Audubon
Audubon's Retail Clerks Association promotes closing stores after 6 30 pm to give clerks time for recreation study and religious and social activities. The petition, signed by about 400, reflects farmers as signers and asks public support to shorten evening hours, noting longer Saturday openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerk's Association
Audubon
Rane Aiss
Audubon Retail Clerks Association
Loss of Time for Threshers Prompts Remedy Ad
A Plymouth Oklahoma ad claims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy saved a threshing crew from work stoppage. Five bottles were sold to weary threshers who continued work without losing a day. The notice urges keeping a bottle on hand and lists W. A. Hamler druggist as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Plymouth
Oklahoma
W. A. Hamler
Rochambeau Statue Honors Hero of Yorktown Era
A detailed feature on the Rochambeau statue in Lafayette Square, Washington, tracing the French general's pivotal role in the American War of Independence. It recounts his early life, major battles, alliance with Washington, and the statue’s unveiling in 1900, along with notes on related civic actions and local society items from Manning and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochambeau
Lafayette Square
National Capital
Washington
Ue Chichko Record Herald
Wirgulh de Tatiyete
Comte de
Lord Chetuwallis
Te Wur Carlo Witl
United States
Vendome
Fernand Hamar
Pew Worus
M. Jules Boeufve
Horace Porter
Paris
Cannon
House Committee On Appropriations
Lafayette
Snme
Marshal de Rochambeau
America
College
Halle
Ufe
St. Simon's
Namur
Low Countries
St Interio
Europe
Minorca
Creyeldt
Minden
Louis XV
Rochaimbeau
Newport
Admiral de Ternay
Bay
Deas
Hartford
Hudson
France
Clinton
New York
Cornwallis
Virginia
Continental Congress
Emperor William Gift Statue for United States
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William’s sudden plan to gift a statue of Frederick the Great to the United States. During a Wineboden theater intermission he asked sculptor Ophues to create the statue for presentation to the American people, signaling the next day’s cable to President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William
Frederick the Great
Berlin
New York Journal
New Theater
Wineboden
Ophues
Roosevelt
Ross Market News and Local Happenings
Local notes report Ross markets for corn oats and hogs, Al Fest selling cobs, and Fasts plans to shell 5900 bushels of corn. Residents include Dorn and Larsen visiting Audubon with Mrs. Quimby, and many townsfolk attending church, dinners, and social visits. A street scene at Siemm's shop, a broken foot scare at Leake elevator, and a Pullman car anecdote from the New York Press complete the mixed local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fest
Misees Dorn
Elsie Larsen
Audubon
Allin Quimby
Buckner Boys
Billy Hughes
Bates
Wilde
Geo. Stemm
Ahas
Farnham
Tom Rutherford
A. J. Leake & Co
Porter
St .Louis
Chicago
Boston
West
New York Press
Uplness at Premium Offers Odd Marriage Prizes
In Haschmann Ger May prizes reward the ugliest, most crippled men and women over forty jilted at least twice. A financier left funds with fixed min payouts and a trustee may adjust amounts to favor unusual ugliness or harsh cases, with annual income guiding awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haschmann
Ger
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Colfax
West Liberty
Steachers
Anid
Dolly
Miss Bilhary
Heeo
Gray
Lord Cornwallis
Walter Jensen
Manning
Toe Cann and Son
Doe
Sandy Lathrup
Hi Packard
Audue Bon
Chaz. McLaughlin
George Garber Stough
Frank
Bert Aikmar
Emerson Shelly
Miss Bertha
Ora Corner
Mrs. Thompson
Tom Wilson
Missy Jessi Nipleton
Jesse Higgins
Bert Denny
Henry Wulf
Higgins
Town
John Liken
Rhea Tatisin
Ida Brenton
Viola Center
Holstein
U. Church
Austin Linn
George Everetts
Ross
Spring House
Frank Rogers
City
Mr. Grow! Hardware
Peter Perion
James Foster Jr
Lou Babcock
Dakotas
Chas. Hepp
Emma Mason
Effie Gray
Carroll County
Green Bay Lumber Company
James Crow
Walnut
Alexander Bennett
M. Fl
Shelly
Uncle Jim Foater
Uncle Jim
J. Moeller
Elmer Audas
Elmer
Ben Halbert
Pe Betes
G. E. Berthh
Vetter
Scranton District Ministerial Association
Bertely
Gene Mertz
Lake View
Sioux City
Kay
Aiae
Elmer Reems
Billard Room
Roger
Wim
Dr. Beers
Lancelot
Emperor William’s
DeWitt
Plano
London
Philadelphia
Sonat
Ourea
Ra Alwaye
Nick Damn
Tess
Lidd Brothers
Mike Boust
Leake
Astor Anerson
Olsen
John Rutherford
Henry Turner
Harry North
Stuart
Douglas Township
Nels Olsen
Omaha
Fred
Illinois
George Ross
Jens Sorenson
South Dakota
Fred Rules
Siemm
Sinstead
Buey
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