Cambridge Local Notices and Social Roundup
Cambridge residents figure in church and school events. Rev. Brockbond and Rev. Foley hold services in the Odd Fellow’s Hall with good attendance. Miss Nellie Talke dies at eighteen. Elsworth Osborne walks 25 miles to deliver mail. Mrs. De Eaton and Miss Stella Nelson head lists of visitors and travels across Iowa and Illinois.
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Danielson
Sherrard
Sherrard Acme
North
Illinois
de West
Osco
de Eaton
Amelia Swanson
Cambridge
Emeles Austin
Prairie City
Edwin Wilson
Kemerling
Jennie Stranson
LaFayette
Iuckman
Campbell
Wis
North Dakota
Ces
T W Peterson
Omily
Lleyronolog
Galesburg Banama
Els. Perkins
C Ll
J Weller
A. C. Stephen
Harrison
Perkins
Stephen
Roosevelt
Dhef
Tau ‘Sampelson
Mond Boeser
Cambridgey
Eer Sand
Sloneberg
Zof
Cambridge-vietter-lagt
Phoenix
Gommosales
Franke Touard Pitor
Kewanée
Green
Lens
Stella Nelaons
Orion
Nina
Gillbare
Eds ‘Holmstrom
James Fickling
Hedrick
Iowa
W. A. Fell
Paris
Fannie
Bertha
Mable
James Fell
George Cowden
Will Finley
Munson
Thomas Walsh
Utah
John F. Lynch
Creighton
Lynch & Record Company
Lynch
Lynch & [Record Co
Chillicothe
Henry
W.H. Witter
McCown
Morristown
Geneseo
Bargo
Mc ‘Cown
Chester
India
Catcntta
Rev. McCown
Wiante Olden
Kenedy
C. Banquist
Anns Frisk
Galesbunta
Towdys
Dante
G.welton
Mabel Welton
St. Petersburg
Florida
Haryot Stohl
Vily Jaga
Cleveland
Joseph Weimer
J. P. Freeman
Oliver ‘Foster
Galva
John
Victor Boltenstern
Claud Stiers
Maurice Smith
Joseph, Combs
Carl
Sedergren
Boston
Aston Nelson
Onoids
John Tillberg
Nellie M. Talke
Canton
Elsworth Osborne
Nora Armstrong
Fred
Orient
Lows
George Hutchinson
Chicago
Michigans
Niagara Falls
New York City
Neva
Fred Armstrong
Munson Township
Ceneseo
Coxtemirion
Rodokisland
Northeen
Swédén
Gundry Persons
Jonas Anderson
Saccos
Littles
Reon
Jenkie Peterso
Meon
Daklberg
MF Foley
Rowno
Miss de Chambers
Catinon
Arthur Levin
A Johnson
Blandgren
Tadlz Nee S 'V Lhedman
Peterson
Carlewel
Bere
Alfred Falk Fred Boom
Koma Petters
Saazoaar
Ptotaleeser
Spring Hill Community Notes and Movements
March notes from Spring Hill record families moving to farms near Pink Prairie and Loraine, new farm work, social ties, and a local marriage. The sale at F P Timmerman’s drew good prices while one man narrowly escaped injury sawing wood.
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Frank Redell
James Dersheta
Mr. Coon
Dowltt
Cordova
Bessec
Eva Schinleber
Hattie Urick
Bibby
Leon Corners
John Myers
Lodge
F. P. Timmerman
John Crosier
Pink Prairie
Joseph Lodge
Loraine
Mr Byym
Peter Decrane
Dakota
John Hinsen
John Young
Magill
Elmer Young
Boa
Stacey Arnett
Minnie Zachicache
Morrison
Prophetstown
Local notices and farm trade figures from Edford area
March notes show George Frew plans a spring country residence with stone foundation work from Colona. Emil Geibel returns from the South while others move farms and buy phones. A republican caucus is set for March 20 1903 in Phenix and March 21 1903 in Munson for township candidates. Cards of thanks follow for a bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tze
Wm. Eckert
Fred Geibel
Wood Moniny
George Gernant
George Frew
Colona
Emil Geibel
Osco
William Eckert
Wm. Neufelb
Swan Johmson
Chas. Dobinaky
Adam Hoffatetter
Davenport
Gust Pobanz
Ed. Milter
Robert Sohrgiber Ig
William Austin
C. M. Bills
John Ward
C. Miller
St. James
Phenilx
Phenix Central School
House
Willis Roberts
Store advertises unchanged prices amid discount sales
The ad promotes spring stock with deep discounts but states prices have not advanced yet. It notes a wide selection of curtains, domestics, prints, silks, and ribbons while warning prices will rise once current stocks sell out. It emphasizes cash discounts only and urges quick purchases.
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Henry Burrows
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Tri-Cities
Thorsagna
George Brown
Cain
Spring Hill
Edford
Cambridge Fair
Theo. Boltenstern
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Weary County Agricultural Board
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P. A. Larson
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M. Nusbaum & Co
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