Ten Years Ago Local Property and Residents Movements
Ten years ago John Grigaby bought the C. S. Goodrich residence on Myrtle street. Fritz Husted planned a new house on his Diamond township farm this summer. Cherokee reportedly dry again as saloons closed temporarily. B Wieland and family moved from Afton township to Aurelia. Mrs. Ernest Glawe and family with F Kubérnegs left for Arlington SD to join Mr. Glawe who went earlier. W C Cook and wife and daughter arrived from Sioux City. Mr. Cook in charge of a new barber shop at the Lockin hotel. B Mummert sold his interest in the city drag line and moves today. Mummert will move to his father's farm. W G Whitney plans a modern elevator to replace the old one east of the depot. work to start when spring weather permits.
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W. C. Cook
Sioux City
Mr. Cook
Lockin Hotel
B. Butterfield
C. Mummert
City
Mr. Mummert
Afton Township
W. G. Whitney
John Swanson
Galva M E
Hall
Galva Friends
Swanson
Sweden
Princeton
Illinois
Lutheran Church
Oscar Gustafson
Mable
Elmer
Milo
Hazel
Mrs. Swanson
Iowa
Galva
Mr. Swanson
George
Esther
Rena
Ebba
Frank Sanborn
Ruby
Linn
Aurelia
Cherokee
Johnny Beck
Bryan Phelan
Henry Hill
Lou Braasch
Johnny Blake
Chester Scott
Afton No. 5
Arthur Phipps
Bride
Frank Phipps
Arthur
Pierce & Son Ad Promises High Cream Prices
Local notice from Pierce and Son advertising they pay the highest market price for cream and also offer a line of groceries and confectionery. Read as a business solicitation from the era.
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Pierce & Son
Doings at Diamond and Area in a Green County News
Visitors from Walnut Grove and Galva are noted along with moving plans for several farmers near Diamond and Galva. An obituary records the death of Mrs. John Swanson, detailing her life from Sweden to Iowa and her extensive family.
Mt Olive Notes on Moves and Local Happenings
A. T. Fedderson moved his household goods and family to Newell on Saturday leaving only Ted behind. Neighbors extend good wishes as the community reports snow disruptions and a recent spill of Amos Hahn’s goods. The first car in weeks was seen passing through Mt. Olive on Tuesday amid talk of coal shortages and preparatory ice house filling.
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MT. Olive News
Dubea
Ohlson
Amos Hahn
Mt. Olive
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Alta
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W. E. Simonsen
South Carolina Agricultural College
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