Local notes from Werner Mossman firm and surrounding visitors
Local column reports binder twine prices at Werner Mossman Co and notices social visitors in town. James Downs family travels to Ogden Utah for a Southern Pacific job, and John Mossman showcases a new high wheel auto with Werner Mossman Co securing the agency. More than 200 Humboldt tickets sold for a chautauqua week and plans for an aggressive program and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
John Mossman
Werner, Mossman & Co
Operators Wanted at Southeast Nebraska Telephone Co
Local central office seeks applicants for telephone operator positions. Apply at once at the Southeast Nebraska Telephone Co office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Nebraska Telephone Co
Falls City Notes and Visitors Sweep Through Town
Paul Frehse returns to Clarinda after a short visit. Herman Koehler shows patriotism with a Mobile Fourth. Falls City residents travel to Denver and Lincoln for events. many locals visit relatives in Omaha Shenandoah Hastings and Humboldt. News includes ball game preview Falls City vs Preston Indians and park preparations for chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Frehse
Clarinda
Iowa
Paul
Barrett Business College
Local notices and travels span from farm workers to revival plans
A sweep of short items lists job ads for Yiello girls and farm hands at Margrave Ranch in Preston Nebraska, plus Hello girls at the local phone office. It notes several residents and visitors moving about including trips to Auburn, Lincoln, Nebraska City, Hiawatha, Tarkio, and Denver area land interests. It highlights Hiawatha revival plans led by Milford H Lyon and mentions rain dampening field work and strong local commerce.
Oak hand carved bedroom suit with large bevel mirror
Furniture ad offering a full oak hand carved bedroom set with an extra large bevel plate mirror on the dresser. Describes as a bargain if taken at once and signed by C. F. Reavis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Reavis
Small Town Events Include New Buggy Purchases And Visitors
This week residents report various social visits and travel. Tommy Hargrave bought a buggy and harness while Misses Moody and Dora Vandeventer visited from Mound City. Many locals spent Sundays in fields to push belated farming work and several residents and relatives are mentioned visiting and returning from trips across Kansas and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Cora Moody
Dora Vandeventer
Mound City, Mo
This City
J. B., Nicholson
Moody
Nicholson
Local residents plan visits to Midwest towns
Mrs. Fred Nettlebeck left Sunday for a two week visit with friends in Nebraska City and Omaha. Mrs. Warner and daughter Marion left Wednesday night for a visit with her mother at Beloit Kans. Miss Beulah Fry is among Falls City people leaving this week for an extended western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Abbott
Omaha
George A. Abbott
F. M. Stump
Falls City
Denver
Colorado
Fred Cleveland, Jr
Nettie Cleveland
Nebraska City
Nina Mead
May Maddox
George Dietsch
Hastings
Edna Schaible
Fortescue, Mo
Louie Banks
Elva Sears Vincent
Maxine of
Shenandoah
City
Wm. Sears
A. Powell
Sabetha
John
Jim
Garden
Hazel Wing
Peru
Fred Farrington
R. P. Thomas
Lucille
Frankfort
Kans
I.L. Beaulieu
Missoula, Mont
Fred Nettlebeck
Albert Norris
Ed Hammond
Lincoln
I. O. Lewis
Ruth
Don
Verdon
Norma Heater
Sterling
Visitors and local notes fill Humboldt news
Mr. Little visits St. Joe and many locals host travelers from Lincoln to Preston and Portis. Pearl Lawrence visits Fargo. Miss Ethel Brockway from Lincoln is guest of Dr. and Mrs. Wilson. Chautauqua plans, church dinner, and a new Shields brothers picture show boost Humboldt business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Brockway
Lincoln
M. I. Wilson
Shields
Humboldt
George
Milo
Smoot Lineh Cloths for crease free linens
To prevent creases from folding, use a roll system. Save pasteboard rolls or make a double sized heavy paper roll around a broom handle. Use two lengths to roll freshly ironed linens, store in drawers, and avoid ironing creases on every piece.
Sugar Candy Making Outline Recipe Note
Three cups of white sugar one cup milk one fourth teaspoonful cream of tartar two squares of chocolate one tablespoon of butter one tablespoon of vanilla ball sugar milk and cream of tartar nine minutes or until it will form a soft ball add chocolate melted and butter cook one minute longer remove from fire add vanilla beat vigorously for one or two minutes then pour in pang mark is equares.
Hermes Bros Announces Butter Fat Trade-In Increase
Beginning Saturday July 11 we will pay two cents more in trade checks for butter fat than our cash price. We currently pay 20 cents cash and will pay 22 cents in trade checks. Trade checks accepted at face value by Samuel Wahl I. W. Cleveland & Son Reavis & Abbey Wirth & Winterbottom J.C. Tanner A. G. Wanner F. E. Schmidt W. L. White Wahl & Parden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wahl I
Night Cure Promises Relief for Women in Book Offer
An advertisement promotes Book No. 4 for Women by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. It claims confidential free medical advice and details about Night Cure suppositories to address weaknesses, urging readers to write for the book and noting the product is sold by all dealers.
Wedding Gifts Offer For Family And Friends
A local notice promotes wedding presents with emphasis on quality, style, and price. It invites readers to learn what a supplier can do for couples and their circles, promising pleasing options for lasting keepsakes.
Sterling Silver and Plated Goods from Top Brands
A dealer highlights premium Sterling Silver and Plated Goods with artistic finishes. Each piece is described as high quality, suitable as an ideal wedding gift.
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Heck’s
Allie Watson
Auburn
Quimby Hossack
Willi Gilman
Elizabeth Miller
Florence
Mildred Neitzel
Blue Springs
Dr. Fast
W. A. Greenwald
West
Grace DeMers
Bessie Arnold
Ross Foster
California
Will
Ben Foster
Dr. I. M. Houston
the Tribune
The
Tribune
Jim Downs
Mr. Downs
Ogden
Utah
Downs
Southern Pacific Railway
Herman Koehler
South
Mobile
Alabama
T. L. Hummelreich
Bryan
Capitol City
Oliver Stalder
A. E. Stalder
Col. M. W. Harding
Preston Indians
Fred Mossman
R. B. McMahon
Stella Shock
Miss Heater
Pawnee City
Minnie Albright
Vern Ripley
Laura Naylor
Charley Shorts
Cora Stotts
Merril
Beaver City
Williard Sears
H. C. Meyers
John Gehling
Hiawatha
E. E. Scott
Salem
Fred Chesley
Atchison
Frankie Gist
Howard Long
Heck's
Basil Stratton
Geo. W. Reneker
Poteets Park
Blanch Capp
Stella
Circus
Yiello
Margrave Ranch
Preston, Neb
H.C. Smith
Martin Kanaly
Atchison and Leavenworth
Helen
Harvey Pecht
Mary Cameron
C. Hershey
Tarkio Mo
Bill Halderman
Council Bluffs
Win
James Sailors
Barada
Marion Vaughn
Bertrand
Iantha
F. E. Schmitt
Weeping Water
George Cleveland
Chester Fisher
Milford H. Lyon
Wheaton, Tr
M. Seff
Mr. Seff
Pawnee
Kansas City
Seff
Tommy Hargrave
R. R. Teeter
Brethren Church
Paul Fraize
W.W. Abbey
Wallace
Esther
Mrs. Rhoads
Iown
Emma Steele
Eva
Miss Scott
Morrill, Kansas
John Hossack
T. J. Gist
Frank
Bert Moody
J. R. Nicholson
Frank Lawrence
St. Louis
Carrie Paxton
Mrs. Lawrence
Blanche Lewis
Abilene
E. O. Lewis
Thomas E. Snyder
Indianapolis
Ind
B. F. Foster
Mahlon Headey
Jim Whitaker
Will King
Bert O'Hara
Mr. Little
Herms Bros
J. W. Glave
Preston
Guy Crook
Empire
Miss Pearl Lawrence
Fargo
Jack Jellison
Hazel Niddley
Auburn, Neb
Helen and
May Gagnon
J. Gentry
Portis, Kansas
W. R. Cade
Leonard Hershey
J.E. Leyda
Lauthe
James Batcheldore
Shrieveport, la
J. A. Hill
Ladies of the Methodist Church
J. G. Ranger
Geo Jennings
Nellie
Brown
Mound City
John Wilson
Minnie Haney
Dr. Lawrence
Baileyville
Jkas
T. J. _ Spencer
Harold
Patazman Sisters
Patyzman
O. KR. Ross of
Nelson
Shubert
Peter Stevens
Table Rock
Reavis & Reavis
Cemetery Association
John Hoyt
Nebraska
A. E. Jaquet
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