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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
3
New Market coverage lists visitors from Ipsley and elsewhere to Rome with many family mentions. Names include Brooks, Lake, Braddyville relatives, Melvin returning home, Mrs Burrows visiting Stephena County, and travelers from Bowling Green, Platteville, Siam, Coin, and Galva visiting local residents.
A large roundup of neighbors and visitors across Isadora Grant City Bedford Clarinda and surrounding areas details visits from Hayes King Crowded week with many relatives attending Decoration services ball games picnics and social events. Notables include G W Brett from North Platte Neb Mrs C W Childers J W Large L E McWilliams and many more as towns exchange greetings travel for schooling funerals and family gatherings.
Mrs J W Gartrell and children visit from Lusk Wyoming. Harry Cooper ill at home. Kenery and Grandma Titus of Bedford visit. Luther McPherren and others travel to St Joe for operation. Mary Lowe visits Clearfield. Joneses attend bankers convention in Des Moines. Richmonds go to Omaha on business. Oawalt and Brookman drive to Kansas City. Estella Alvord visiting relatives. Joe Greenway of Beaconsfield visits. Mrs A Shaw travels to Omaha. Joe Marsell visits Gravity. Mrs Chas Perry returns to New Market. John Greeley visits from Burlington Junction. Edwin Chandler welcomed a son. Rascher family moves into Mary Lowe property. Nellie Norris to Lincoln. Mrs John Lowden visits Council Bluffs. Laura Gaebler visits Chas Reardon. Bernard O Beirn leaves for Oklahoma.
In Sharpsburg notes, residents attend gatherings and visit relatives. Colornils Spring receives family mentions as residents share news. O. M. Brown improves the Larrison house interior with new wallpaper. Mrs Wickless and Tames depart town with social updates.
During a Wednesday storm in Clearfield, lightning struck Jos Hamilton's barn. Geo Kappel unhitched and moved the horses inside as rain neared. after the storm the horses were found dead with a clear bolt trace. The loss is noted by Kappel and reported by the Clearfield Enterprise.
The report states that ninety two U S factory branches have been established across the nation, marking a coordinated expansion of manufacturing presence from coast to coast with implications for supply chains and regional employment.
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