Local Notes From Hamburg Era Include Births Visits and Stores
A dense local items page records births such as a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Switzer, and a boy to Frank Hatch er and wife. It notes visits by families including Wm Bennett in Milan and Prof T H Stone of Sidney, and a parade of neighbors in Watson, Shenandoah, Nodaway and Omaha. Business notices highlight W F Jeines and W F James groceries, Henney’s Groceries new stock, and J B Dinwiddie’s Nebraska City trip. Community updates cover school terms closing, a daughter at Chanay home, and various moves and first weeks in new offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M.garst
Watson
T. H. Stone
Sidney
Asa Harrell
South Argyle
Winnie Miller
Farragut
W. F. _Jeines
Hemphill
Doyle Drug Store
Wm. Bammer
Gustie van Flee
Lone William
Locust Grove
Township
Joseph Viollet
Omaha
Alec Amos
Lexington
Ab, Hughes
Argyle
J. McNall
A. B. Simons
Milton Shields
W. K. Gard
Westboro
Clark Coal
Call Reid
Hawkins
Faxon
Isaac Marin
W. F. James
Chas, Aldrich
Shenandoah
Kansas City
Frank Chanay
Isaac Martin
California
C. L. Hazlett
Nodaway
Henney
Fred Switzer
Frank Hatcher
E. W.linegar
E. Hinkins
Dean's
Bernice Brown
Central College
Ben S. Barnes
D. A. Mincer
James Gambrel
Will Stoner
High Creek
G.E. Henney
Dunlap
Henry Henney
Canadian
Texas
Jobin Henney
Thomas
Request to obtain price list and June bulb order
The writer asks for a price list and places an order now or for fall delivery. They intend to order bulbs directly from Holland around June 25. They claim these bulbs are a better grade than those bought through importing houses to fill late orders. Contact via Bell phone Sara Toedt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Bell
Sara Toedt
United States Coal Output Near Half of World Total
1910 four states Alabama Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia produced 233 500 000 tons of coal. World output then stood at 1 164 000 000 tons with the United Kingdom at 264 200 000 tons and the United States at 301 600 000 tons. The figures show U S production approaching half of global coal output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
United Kingdom
United States
Henney's 20¢ brooms and local notices mix bold ads
The column lists quick buys at Henney's and various local movements including W W Evenger in Omaha, J T Maxwell of St Joseph in Hamburg, Scott family from Riverton. royal arch work at the Masonic temple, a German free birth event, and travel notes about Grandma Smith, Walter Rathff, and Miss Rachel Wilcox with several family visits and departures in Cres ton and Oak Grove Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Kuhlman
Omaha
Henney’s
J.T. Maxwell
St. Joseph
Hamburg
QO. D. Scott
Riverton
Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
L .Th, Sey
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. E. Hemphill
Wm. Bennett
Milan, Missouri
Wright Barnes
Island
C. W. Davey
Neal Hearn
Henney's
J. B. Dinwiddie
Nebraska City
Frank Derr
Wim
Cass
Wife
Sam Smith
Charley Cummins
Rockport
D. W. Brown
Mrs. Bowers
E. 5. Reeves
Chas. Reynolds
Clarinda
Grace Johnson
C.G. Wingate
W. G. Liggett
York
Nebraska
C.W. Davey
John Griffin
James Bogan
Omahar
Lon Shuey
John
Stoner
L. V. Houts
Minnie Cockerham
Dollie Miller
Payne
Cox Chapel
Wm. Medford
Arthur Butler
C. B. Long
Grace
Myrtle Zack
Shenandagh
F.M. Hindman
Bedford
Thurman
Hitch
Chas. W. Baker
Iowa
Holland Bulbs
Earth
W.W. Evenger
Walter Rathff
C. W. Warnstaff
Delmar
Ke Singleton
John Harris
Jas. Winslow
West Reid Farm
Nelle Jared
Council Bluffs
G.C. Gray
Locust Grove Township
Rachel Wilcox
Tabor
Bessie Newell
Oak Grove
Missouri
Simpson College
Simpson
Indianola
Allet M. Ruggles
Francis L. Strickland
COLE
Her
Cole Unit
Delco
Thurman Motor Car Co