Riverton News Chronicle of Socials and Tragedy
Riverton notes show a busy sequence of visits and teas among locals, plus a fatal river accident that claimed J.B. Finnell. Attendees included Miss Viva Wynnan, Mrs. Ada Crane, H. C. Byers, and ministers and families from Hamburg Shenandoah and Des Moines. The account also details a dramatic circus act, preparations for Hamburg fair events, and ongoing church and Kiwanis activities.
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Ove Meriday
Ottinwiay
Mince Max Moore
Belhvie
N. Br
Iverton Comets
Retha McKissick
Mfr
Mildenstein
Sidney
Livy Bridges
Huoker Naking
Viva Wynnan
Devil McGaw
Hem
Pati
Fox
Siamuel Fouta
Stella Uekew
Shenandoah
Teckeelively
Ada Crane
Frances Allen
Hamburg
H. C. Byers
Silney
Etella Eskew
Des Moines
Chas. Scoles
Caroline Kish
Ed, Shearer
Nute Roberts
Bennett
Farragat
Elle
C. A. Thornton
Thornton's
Grace Neuman
Niagara Falls
Floyd Smith
Mrs. Smith
Allen
Alton
Smith
Council Bluffs
Nell Fisher
Jucile
Frank Samurls
Omaha
Fiat
Anton
Mennie
Mabel
Roberts
Hidatwin
Polk Bear
Skull
Hone
Bunnie
Bunnie Fox
Therall
Lucille Stubbs
Fairfield
Nebr
Priday
John Stubbs
Hroder
Sarah Jay
Fannie
Terfen
Auracher
Shenandont
Riverton
Kimber Sluil
Renmin
Shenandush
Shull
Benjie
Truman Tylor
Nebraska City
Jane Monson
Hamburgs
Tonry Yeator
Swein Christenson Thoraday
Nate Robarts
Geo. Gordan
Tohtt Roberts
Rivertalln
Uday
Orelack
J.B. Finnell
Lloyd Finnell
J.B. Samuells
Walter Stubbs
St Andar
B. Cane
Stathie
Percival Happenings and Local Visits Chronicle
Local notes list relief agent Don Barker returning home from St. Joe, visitors and relatives staying across town from Coun cil Bluffs to Topeka and Omaha, with several trips to Avoca and Peru for church and family events. Agricultural market notes follow, noting produce volumes, milk and butterfat trends, and egg shipments, reflecting midseason price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Barker
St. Joe
Copeland
Council Bluffs
Taft Wedlay
Colorado
Grace Ricketts
Peru
Tarsh Boyd
Mise Grave Watts
Shiney
Rob Vandy
Rubber Streets Pave the Way for Safer Roads
Engineers envision future streets paved with rubber offering pedestrians a bounce to avoid cars and drivers relief from impact. The rubber surface could let agile individuals spring up to avoid collisions and reduce pain if struck by an automobile.
Rubber streets could stop accidents at crossings
The text describes a proposed device with springs under a car frame that could be deployed to lift the car over oncoming trains. It highlights railroad crossings as a primary use and claims such a rubber street invention is among the most promising recent advances for safety.
Quacks and Fakes Targeting Automobile Owners
The American Automobile Association warns motorists about mushroom clubs that solicit funds and erode trust in legitimate groups. Before joining any organization, investigate and beware of flashy seals, ribbons, and slick sales pitches.
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American Automobile Association
Motor Club
Auto fakers prey on locals by posing as trusted salesmen
Report warns motorists about counterfeit operators using local networks and garages to gain confidence. It notes they mislead buyers before investment, masking as legitimate dealers to fool the public.
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Logan
United Light & Railways Company
Iaraseine
Princinal
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