Three Keys Found. Miss Minnie Woodroffe Missing in Denmark
A fragmentary ad column notes a trio of keys found and a button book, while Minnie Woodroffe of Denmark Iowa leaves home Saturday to travel to Ames Iowa for a musical at Iowa State College. Her brother and sister attend college at Ames. A. H. Mann advertises liver and bowels remedies and a Griffiths line introduces hammerlocks and chick feed shipments.
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Minnie Woodroffe Teft
Denmark
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
Lillie Wildberger
Julien, Neb
A. E
Olive Hester
Wood Lake
Neb
Will Knappe
Frank Copeland
Auburn
Victor Catlett
S.T. van Fleet
Gussie
Percival
C. W. Baker
A. E. Wanamaker
Terry Sullivan
Ans Hilger’s
Do Not Ask For Packages During Mail Distribution
A post office notice from D. D. Darby P.M. warns patrons against requesting packages while mail is being distributed. The rule, to transact all business through the open window, aims to reduce handling errors and uphold department guidance.
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D. D. Darby
P.M
Local Wear and Notices From Hilger's and Area
Local items announce Hilger's selling ladies white canvas button shoes at 1.50 2.00 2.50 and Everwear silk hosiery at 50c 75c 1.00. Miscellany includes visits Rome to Omaha Shenandoah to Shenandoah and Brunswick trips, births births and birthdays, sports and town letters, and an advertised letters list for Hamburg Iowa.
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Hilger's
Jas
Dean
Anes
Frank Gillman
Gibert
Omaha
I. T. Club
Clara
Fleucher
Mattie Shaver
Her Mather
Shenandoah
May Denney
Brunswick
Neb
Cief
Bessie Garst v
Waton
Everwear
Hunger’s
Earl Bram
Allie Ives
Shannon City
Iowa
Henry Misher
Cleveland
Ohio
Hilger’s
Terry Sullivan
Palm Beach
Fred Aldrich
Anita
Fred
Emma Pratt
Rock Port
Fred Halliday
Portland
Ore
Elmer Anderson
Elmer
Council Bluffs
Anlsurance Company
Jim Winslow
Hilgers
Enoch Hill
J.B. Christian
W.H. Beach
Loretta Crossley
Prank Copeland
Local notes from Riverton and surrounding towns
A busy local column lists visits and arrivals in Riverton, Shenandoah, Sidney, and nearby areas. Names include Earl Mincer, John Harris, Joe McCain, Mrs. G. H. Robinson, and Lillie Wildberger. People travel to Cedar Falls, Montana, and Iowa, with store notices, bargain ads, and social events interspersed, plus a horse and cattle sale and a Qverland auto agency announcement.
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Will Rageth
Omaha
Earl Cleopil
Riverton
John Harris
Joe McCain
Montana
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Economy Tailoring & Cleaning Co
Griffith's
A. H. Mann
Daan
Essamedy
Rhetta Ireland
Scott Healey
National School of Chicago
Boyan
Bell
Mutual
H. D. Cook
Doyle
Hamburg
N. Rageth & Son
G. H. Robinson Chiropractor
Holmes Bidg. Se. Main-St
Tel
Ralph Risdon
Hamburg, In
R. C. Danley
Farmers Savings
Nellie Hoover
Red
Nebraska City
New York
Matt Walsh
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Roberts
Lester Wilson
Nellie Flanagan
Burk Clem Conway
Darby
S. T. Mitchell
Bank of Hamburg
Ith
Frank Daves
Dave Crumley
Earl Mincer
G. H. Robinson
Villisea
Stanton
Thos. Folkes
Geo.Chapman
Sidney
Sullivan’s
Minnie Ford
Sylvia Warman
Mina Butts
Cedar Falll
Sunmuier School
Sullivan's
Griffith Drug Store
Sloan
Wife
J. E. Sloan
Hare
Roy
George
Forrest City
Jd. W. Wanamaker
Missouri
Emily
Fena Lee Notson
Stillwater
Okla
R. P. S. Notson
Smith
C. E. Mincer
Fremont
Atchison Counties
Qverland Automobile
C. W. Sturgeon
J. M. Darby
W.W. Creel
Gene Val Leuven
Brice Hayes
Rev. Calkins
Northboro
Pritchard
Dave Mincer
C. E. S. Kensington
Mesdames Esteb
Lincoln
Mitchell
Huber
Ed Mincer
H. E. Dow
Tiller
Meadow Street
Lic
D. E. Finley
Cadillac
W. R. Martin
Agt
Shenandoah, Towa
Phoenix Hosiery
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