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Newspaper

Gravity Independent

Location

Gravity, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1917

Page

7

Local Items and Notices From a Rural Iowa Paper

A collection of short notes includes H C Lyon and wife driving to Red Oak, C L Oswalt and wife and Miss Zona Posten visiting Omaha, and various local errands. Rentals advertise 80 unimproved acres. Advertisers include Elmer Brown, Stewart and Hanna, and Dr W M Hockabout. The Ladoga Kensington club met at R J Wallace’s, jokes about minds and business, and updates on residents visiting relatives, buyers of Oliver typewriters, and travel plans to Omaha and Florida. The piece notes local commerce, social visits, and a shift in typewriter pricing influencing purchases.

H. C. Lyon Red Oak C. L. Oswalt Omaha Zona Posten Elmer Brown Ohio Stewart & Hanna Stilman Aid New Market Elihu Baker Lee Crosby Hepburn Edgar West Corning A. C. Davis W. M. Hockabout M. J. Lund Maryville Missouri J. W. Ledgerwood Albert Lund Shenandoah

Evening notices and small ads from Bedford area

A collection of brief local notices includes hand made farm harness pricing by E Burrows of Gravity offering 11-2 inch at 60 dollars and 11-4 inch at 58 dollars, along with 281 James R Locke attorney at law noting probate and land title services. A card from Frank Greeley reports good health in San Bernardino California and a 150 pound weight, with hope to return to Iowa.

E. Burrows James R. Locke Councellor Haddock Investment. Co Bedford Iowa Frank Greeley California San Bernardeno Everett True Union

Early Ohio seed potatoes and local notices

Stewart and Hanna advertise Early Ohio seed potatoes. Dr Chas Wallace of Macksburg attended the funeral of Mrs Parsons Sunday. Court at Bedford this week with a heavy docket. Hayloader and farming implements for sale by S S Hummel near Ladoga. Revival meetings at Free Methodist church continue. Rev P H Arlington of Shambaugh assisting this week. Pastor Wm G Taylor invites all to attend with good spirits at the meeting.

Chas. Wallace Macksburg Wm. G. Taylor

Burlesque Show Advertises Glamorous Lashed Stage

An upbeat ad promotes a lively burlesque at a centre venue featuring Missy centrefold style acts, dazzling costumes, and elaborate scenery. It touts daily matinees and a full-tilt stage show with top acts and engaging entertainment for weekday crowds.

GMARA

Manker F Paschal firm dissolved. new office announced

Dr G F Manker announces his practice after March 16 will be in the office above J S Fieringer’s jewelry store opposite the post office in Bedford Town. He invites all patrons and friends to visit.

Manker

Local Notices From Cottage Grove Area

Route No 1 items report Harlie Nickell and wife visiting relatives at Sharpsburg Friday. Arthur Meyers sold hogs last week and earned twelve ten per cent. Mrs Lee Knodle visits McColm home and plans to depart for Montana in April. The annual telephone meeting occurred at Cottage Grove on Monday. Mr Mains of College Springs unloads belongings to live on Chas Hall farm site. Mr Hall moved to Florence Nebraska. Milo Dugan rents Riley Lee house to farm Walker land. Mrs Riley Lee and M E Nickell plus grandson Homer return from Adel after visiting the T E Melton family.

Harlie Nickell Sharpsburg Arthur Meyers Perent Lee Knodle McColm Montana Apri Cottage Grove Mains College Springs Chas. Hall Hall Florence Nebraska Milo Dugan Riley Lee Walker M. E. Nickell Homer Adel T. E. Melton

Oak Hill church hosts ice cream and oyster social

Residents note Oak Hill church basement ice cream and oyster social Saturday evening. Funeral of Mrs Parsons drew many from Grav ity to MBE church. Oak Hill meetings ended Thursday with positive results. Corning gospel team visited, two young men came forward. Gravity team also held a splendid meeting with Rev Proctor aiding.

Oak Hill Gravity Corning Gravity Gospel Proctor

Tops Hog Market Note Sparks a Missouri shipment

A car load of 63 red hogs averaged 228 pounds shipped to St. Joe Missouri on Friday. Top hog price for the day was 13.70 with a nickel loss on the next sale. Most hogs were bought from John Harkness and praised as the best load shipped locally in a long time. Sparks predicted topping the market before shipment and proved correct.

Sparks St. Joe Missouri

Local Representative Wanted for Sewell products sales

Sewell products guarantee replacements and need a local man with spare time to handle customer interests. Duties include introducing and selling new fruits and flowers. If not interested, notify someone who might be. Interested parties should write for particulars to The Jewell Nursery Co Service Department Lake City Minnesota. Founded 1868.

Sewell

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Hurd Sharpsburg Review Oliver Oliver Company D. M. Woodfill Braydentown Florida South Lacus Cucu S.pieringer Comet Theatre The Iron Claw Pathe Pearl White Creighton Hale Sheldon Lewis E. J. Bronson Des Moines Anti-Saloon League Christian Church L. A. Giffin C.e.ledgerwood Tops Hog Market Service Department the Jewell Nursery CO Lake City, Minnesota Standard Oil Co Saturday Evening Post U. S. Steel Corporation Pennsylvania Railway National Biscuit Co Montgomery Ward & Co National City Bank of New York Oliver Typewriter Company Chicago Sam Robins Fisher M. EH. Boatman KW. Mw. Ulrich Psburg John Key Fred Owa Conway, Sharpsburg
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