Rural Route One Bulletin From Riverton Area
Rural Route One notes local movement and weather aiding corn harvest. Morgan, Finnell, and Thayer families transact business in Hamburg and Percival while cattle shipments to Chicago occur. John Finnell ill but recovered. Santa Claus and public sentiment mix with holiday humor. Wm. W. Brown starts Hawburg venture. Uncle Jimmy Barnes recovering. Riverton revival meetings draw attendees. Giles Snap named juror for Sidney district court. local life, roads, and community chatter highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fletcher
Shenandoah
Br. Swiggart
Hamburg
Wttendance
John, Finnell
Geo. Thayer
Mr. Peck
Mamburg
Mr. Griffith
Mr. Hatheway
Chicago
Wm. W. Brown
Hawburg
Jimmy Barnes
Mr. Tilter
Nishna
Jeckels
Riverton
Giles Snap
District Court
Sidney
Snap
Grip Quickly Knocks Out Severe Grip Says Iowa Man
Mr J B Eggleston of Waple Landing Iowa reports severe winter colds developed into influenza. He credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for rapid relief, noting improved bowels liver and kidney function. Sold by Jelian Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myad
Mr. J
Eggleston
Waple Landing
Iowa
Caid
Jelian DiugCo
Rural Route News From West Market and Local Notes
W W Brown bought the Emmings West Market. Nick Chaneyt worked at Riverton recently. John Gregg is sick with rheumatism and hopes for recovery. Mrs Hamilton has heart issues and poor health. Mr and Mrs Garrett Bridges visited relatives in River Tom a few days ago. Mrs Giles Suap is improving after illness. Melvin Simmerman and Miss Maud Kelsey united in marriage this month. Mr and Mrs Pippin rejoice over the advent of’s queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Brown
Emmings West
Nick Chaneyt
Riverton
John Gregg
Garrett Bridges
Rivertom
Giles Suap
A Fearful Fate of Piles Cured by Bucklin’s Arvicat Salve
Harry Colson of Mashnville La endorses Bucklin’s Arvicat Salve as the best cure for piles bleeding itching and protruding and also effective for cuts burns and injuries sold by Sulien-Drug Co. druggist for 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry ‘Colson
Masgnyille
Sulien-Drug Co
Mail order houses reshape rural commerce at Malvern meeting
At the Malvern Farmers Institute discussion on mail-order houses Hon D L Beinsheimer led off with a view that mail order retail is here to stay. A writer from Iowa argued the debate misses the core fact that mail order will grow and local merchants must adapt. The example cites newspapers evolving with lower costs and wider reach, asking if local publishers were driven out or merely adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
D. L. Beinsheimer
The
Iowan
Changes in Local Papers Improve Reach for Rural Readers
The speaker argues that local journalism has gained prosperity as country papers expand local coverage beyond general issues. He notes farmers bought a team for 500, and asserts merchants must adjust to current conditions or risk being left behind in Brakaae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Press
Loval
For Sale 160 Acres East of Hamburg
160 acres of land offered for sale six miles east of Hamburg. Listing by SHE Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Ramsey
Requisites for a Well-Equipped Household
The guide urges every guest to have personal writing materials and for the family to keep essentials. It stresses the need for library items, printing outfits, shoe polish, rags, and other conveniences to ensure comfort and order in the home.
Ward for the Tyrant Man and Women's Work Split
A Nashville American note criticizes gender bias in labor roles and suggests men avoid blaming women for household tasks while addressing injustice toward the Indian and aquaphone issues. The piece highlights social division over domestic labor and equality debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
A Pretty Fancy Serves Oranges Like Olives at Luncheon
A Pretty Fancy plans to divide oranges into small sections and pack them in fine ice to pass during a luncheon as if they were olives or salted nuts.
Longing for the Unattainable We All Wish for Riches and Happiness
A clipped quotation reflects on human desire and the limits of fulfillment. It cites riches happiness wit and pleasure as common wishes but notes even the best actor cannot play every role, underscoring existential restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarratin
Absence marks sentiment in a duchess quote
A fragment quotes Duchess D Abraates on friendship and debt. It states that absence signals sentiment and that the forgetful one was not a real friend. The line underscores value of loyalty and the sting of neglect.
Now Means Square Meal
A newspaper item notes a shift in terminology from banquet to dessert in a local dining event. The change signals a broader rebranding of the event's purpose and menu to emphasize sweeter offerings and hospitality.
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Sene. Morgan
Simpson
Thayer Sotility
Nebraska
John ‘Funnell
Ile
Santa Claus
Roosevelt
George Bush
Locust Grove
Weood
Dave Morrow
Kansas
Melvin Simmerman
Miss Maud Kelsey
Mrs. Pippin
Dean Iars Actus Oil
King Cactus Oil
Olney
Aupea
Ciletos
TaApe Marks
Pein
Coryvntanrs &c
Famoua
Dr. King’s H
Frank
Davis
Farmers National Bank
A. ‘Hydinger
G. M. Beal
M. M. Payee
H R. Grape
J.E. Mergan
C.D. Butterfield
G Franklin
Marge
T. Coe
Santariom
Ates
Ely
Witkin
Ovid
Conran
Narrous Diocese
Tae
Aru Rita
G. M. Coe
Kansas City
Tasota Raliahte
Aeguler Gradusce
Mapess
Tetensaa Ghronl
Putin
Derson
ORINO
Foley & CO
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