Garber's store offers seeds butter and undergarments
Garber's advertises Munsing underwear and seed potatoes plus table butter on ice. G J Lewis promotes Arbor Day April 24 and new spring coats. Community notes include visits, auto travel, clothing, flour, and local business news from Aurelia and Cherokee in this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Lewis
Clarke
Garber’s
August Bischel
Cherokee
Lewis
William Leonard
Russell
E. L. DeVore
A. A. Dingman
Stutz Brothers
Verna
Martha Howell
Sioux City
Henry
Lew Johnson
Adeboldt
P. D. Wine
Peoples
H. W. Bischel
Harry Bischel
Carrie Striker
H. A. Holmes
Peterson, Larabee
W. F. Keister
John Grigsby
Sibley
Macendau
Aurelia
Elizabeth Striker
Charley Johns
Fort Ripley
Minnesota
E. M. Johns
Anna Wallace
Meriden
J. K. Rice
Ohio
R. E. Rutledge
Alta
D. Hankens
George Garber
Storm Lake
Clergymen Seeks Watch Owner After Conscience Prompt
A Yonkers clergyman publicizes a lost watch found on North Broadway three years ago. He says a church member’s recent conversion prompted him to seek the owner and reveal the timepiece’s whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kast
Viola
Brush
Colorado
Pete Matson
Alta
Arthur Miller
Chris Miller
Melvin
Iowa
Chris
QO. C. Alexander
Webster City
Hampton
Iowa Falls
Yonkers
North Broadway
Ostrich Kicks Shepherd in Orange River Colony Death
An ostrich attacked a shepherd near Brolslake in the Orange River Colony and kicked him so severely that he died several hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brolslake
Orange River Colony
Perkin Gold Medal For John Wesley Hyatt Advances
Hyatt, 76, inventor of celluloid, received the eighth Perkin gold medal at a joint meeting of New York sections of the Society of Chemical Industry, the American Chemical Society, and the American Electrochemical Society. Born in Starkey New York in 1837, he recalled early work in blacksmith shops and printing before developing celluloid and starting its manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkin
John Wesley Hyatt
New York
Society of Chemical Industry
American Chemical Society
American Electrochemical Society
Mr. Hyatt
Starkey
Yates County
Illinois
Albany
Deepening the Suez Canal to a uniform thirty nine feet
Discussion of the Suez Canal's history from eight meters to its current eighty two feet depth and ongoing work to standardize a minimum depth of thirty nine feet at low tide. The piece notes the canal's tideless nature and lack of locks compared with other major waterways and highlights the large expenditures involved in ongoing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal
Panama Canal
Manchester Ship Canal
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Suez
Crossed Eye Cure Demonstrated by Dr Weber in Denison
A Bulletin representative observed Dr A H Weber perform a quick eye straightening procedure in a hotel chamber without anesthesia. The operation splits eye cords to realign the eye, leaving the patient comfortable and free from significant pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
A. H. Weber
Denison
Dr. Weber
Ten Years Ago Highlights From Aurelia Sentinel
The Sentinel recalls a decade past with births to Lashell McCarthy Lamb and Maltby families in April and Welch moving to Aurelia to work with Diercks. Mrs. Lewis to relocate a millinery shop to Fraser building. Rev. J B Chase to lead Congregation. Dr. Samuelson treated for wrist tuberculosis. A O Hill to open Central House. mail carrier salary rise to 720 dollars on July 1. Glawe freed from quarantine after nine weeks. Also a quip from the Insane Asylum about income tax understanding and a patient in a straight jacket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
M. I. Lashell
J. M. McCarthy
George Lamb
A. J. Maltby
J. W. Lewis
Fraser
Myra Green
Chicago
Alex Fraser
A. O. Hill
Shopping In the Ozark District
A frazzled citizen on Rumpus Ridge asks a Polkville Arkansas hardware store proprietor for sportin goods. The storekeeper jokes about offering a straight jacket for a crazy man, as quoted from the Kansas City Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark
Rumpus Ridge
Polkville
Ark
Kansas City Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton-Brown Shoes
Pan Ia
Melvin Royer
Fonda
D. A. Royer
Little Boys
Lewis’ Clothing Department
Mankato
Commercial College
Minn
Young Men’s Business Association
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Geo. Brooks
Pacific Coast Casualty Co
J. M. Gay
Agt
Laura Hoard
The
Peoples Store
Emma Howell
G. B. Scott
Galva
Excelsior
Our Automobile Institute
Jas. Thompson
Edith Cole
Marcus
Cleaves
R. A. Gustafson
Mildred Collins
Neal Whitney
Mary Mahoney
James M. Gay
Marvel May
Lewis Dyslin
Grace Johns
Wm. Keister
Fred Koppen
Jackson
Henry Glawe
Chester Olson
Mitchell
South Dakota
EB. M. Johns
John McCarthy
Alton
W. O. Smith
Kimball
George Bischel
Aurelia Auto Company
John Bauman
Sioux City Tribune
Tribune
W. A. Lawrence
Havelock Nursery Company
Havelock
Nebraska
H. K. Leonard
Fred Everett
Sheldon
Arnold’s Park
Henry Bischel
Wm. Wetzler
Schleswig
Garland
Wm. Hickey
Fred Miller
Cyril Mahoney
Wm. Striker
Henry Grashoff
Wm. Johanson
F. R. Welch
Frank
Ray Green
Des Moines
Babcock Institution of Pharmacy
J. C. Nelson
Aurelia Automobile Institute
Hartigan
Force of Men
Olmstead
Timothy
Frank Parrott
Aare
Chemical Societies of
United States
Denison, Iowa
Phoenix
Aurelia, Ia
Sentinel
Primghar
Mr. Welch
Fred Diercks
J. B. Chase
Chase
T. Samuelson
Fred Schroeder
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