Garber's sale and local notices in Aurelia paper
Local advertisements urge quick purchase at Garber's special sale on blankets and oils. Community notes report births, visits, a Red Cross meeting, gun club results, travel to Sioux Rapids, and Aurelia residents awaiting relatives headed for France with reflections on New York City trip experiences.
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Bischel’s Hardware
Mesdames
D. Hankens
George Garber
J. H. Dieterich
O. Sweet
Jessie
Cora Lockin
Edith Marsh
Red Cross Board
Cherokee
W. W. Fairchild
Ed Rice
Andrew Sutton
Sioux Rapids
Andrew
Mr. Fairchild
Garber's hosts blinds and blues on a busy sale weekend
Garber's promotes a special Friday and Saturday sale on blankets and footwear including overcoats and double faced mittens with contact through phone 196. Local residents visit, purchase liberty bonds, and attend a coffee demonstration at Harris' while others travel to Des Moines and Great Lakes for navy and state events.
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Delia Miller
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Garber
Harris
Anna Bischel
Chicago
W. A. Bischel
Mira Matilda Biechel
Marshalltown
Garber’e
Clara Grantow
Cherokee
L. P. Nelson
Rolfe
Knights of Pythias
R. V. Barrick
Lockin Hotel
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minnesota
Adam Held Up As Model Of Marriage
The article portrays Adam as a model husband with a loving disposition. It notes biographers’ accounts of his private life, his tolerance of his partner’s attire, and a humorous reference to her being fired from a Palm Garden for nibbling apples, followed by him not seeking a divorce.
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Adam
Palm Garden
Reno
Wealthy benefactor funded baby trust in New York tale
The article notes state bonuses to boost population, citing Australia’s £5 child allowance since 1912. It then recalls a Pittsburgh steel magnate who gave £5,000 to a newborn in New York as a trust fund, after the manager married, illustrating private largesse exceeding public incentives.
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London
Australia
New York
Waldorf Hotel
Amateurs boast of cabbage patch ends in mixup
A Nash ville businessman bragged of a prime cabbage patch after planting 150 cab bage seedlings given in spring. Care and watering produced rapid growth but the crop turned out to be rape plants, exposing the boast as a misidentification and ending further talk of the big cabbage.
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Nashville
Gardner
Vegetable Leather From Mit Sumata Shrub
The Japanese cultivate a shrub named mit sumata whose inner bark yields a vegetable leather. After processing the bark becomes a tough translucent material as pliable as calfskin and nearly see through, resembling French kid in texture.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aurelia
Iowa
D. W. Griffith
Elliott & Sherman
Nelson’s
Lewis
Sioux City
McCalls
Otto Bischel
Eatherville
Kleeberger
J. S. Ummert
August Carlberg
Adalby
Alta
Wedish Luthern Church
M. E. Church
John Wallice
Earl Milburn
Mable Fault
Robert Wallice
Frank Elliot
Alta Spent Ho Ury
Mrs. Wallice
A. Holmes
Afton
Guy Peterson
Mrs. C. van Nimwegen
Mr. Peterson
Camp Dodge
John Grashoff
Hematead
N. J
Henry
France
G. J. Lewie
Garber's
George Scott
Victor Frank
Aurelia Auto Co
Harry Binchel
Sheldon
Geo. Brummer
Henry Brummer
Fred Kohlhagen
Albert Glawe
Arlington
South Dakota
Henry Glawe
Walter Johnson
Margaret Juber
Fort Dodge
W. A. McLaughlin
George Conley
Leeland Dawson
Des Moines
Navy
Great Lakes
Harry Kolpin
Sutton
North Dakota
Mr. Murphy
Minneapolia
Garber’s
P. Farrow
Kannenberg
George Wieland
A. C. Meier
Rockford
Jens Miller
A. Henrickson
Arthur Miller
Elk Township
R. A. Gustafson
G. J. Lewis
P. D. Wine
Ella Bischel
August Bischel
Bates Hospital
Aurelia Tuesaday
Dra. Bates and Johnson
L. W. Pennington
Clarinda
W. H. Bischel
M. Mummert
Center School House
Spring Township
Methodist Church
J. C. Lockin
Rev. C. H. Young
F. G. Scott
Geo. E. Blanch
Dan Whitney
W. P. Cawson
Clarence Johns
Johns
Sibley
Carl Olson
Dick LaPage
John Olson
Marathon
Philip Moser
Here
B. R. Siglin
Cartoons Magazine
Lewis’ Clothing Department
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