Local Social Notes Highlight Watson Visit and Family Events
Dr H Hayes and Mr and Mrs Will Good of Watson spent last Friday with relatives. Mrs W H K Dean recovers from rheumatism. Dunk Hunter and wife traveled to Chicago to visit relatives and conduct business. Harry Reynolds hosted a birthday party at home last Saturday evening. Henry Kerves visited Shenandoah to see Fred Reyerson. Mrs Priscilla McAdoo visited Red Oak to see her daughter, then Annis Berry and Venus visited Corning Saturday evening for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Good of
Watson
Dunk Hunter
Chicago
Harry Reynolds
Priscilla McAdoo
Red Oak
Carl Stenson
Local Happenings and Social Notes in Nebraska Town
Local items report Miss Leta Putman attending Normal at Peru, Grace Simons visiting Sidney relatives, Clarence Harris on business to Council Bluffs, Annie Sells spending Sunday with friends, Sullivan's trip to Rockport, Mrs. Barrett canvassing Shenandoah, and church ice cream and strawberries Tuesday. Town residents and visitors named include Gus Zach family, Mrs. Bert Brown on vacation, Miss Jennie Matson back at work, Rebee of Shelby visiting Clayton, John Marten and family shopping, Joan Rendo from St. Joe visiting relatives, Fisher visiting Shenandoah, Mrs. Van Eaton visiting Dor Wikatt in Farragut, Simons family with Dave Repogle in Farragut, Maud Bargner and Hattie Noblett to Rockport for commencement, Mrs. Frank Novinger of Sidney visiting, F. A. Jones visiting Seattle, and various local trips and health mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Simons
Sidney
Clarence Harris
Council Bluffs
Fisher
E.W
Shenandoah
James van Eaton
Dor Wikatt
Frank Novinger
Henry Towns
F. A. Jones
Edd Gilman
Bert
Seattle Wash
David Swiggart
Silas Jacks
T. Fisher
Cox Chapel
Town
Alum baking powder debate draws expert testimony
Prof A S Mitchell of Milwaukee testified before a Congressional committee that alum baking powders leave soluble alum in food, with potential harmful effects. Duator Schweitzer of Missouri confirmed bread analyzed from alum leaches alum. The article notes health concerns and urges caution for housewives. It also reports on local social notices including departures, visits, and wedding attendees across Des Moines and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Mitchell
Milwaukee
Wissonsih Dairy and Food Commission
Congressional Committee
Duator Schweitzer
University of Missouri
Lulu West
Des Moines
Highland Park
Miss West
Iowa Notaries Face Mandatory Commission Reviews
In Iowa all notaries must renew commissions at the July 4 deadline. Each renewal carries a $5 fee, with state revenues projected around 3,000 to 4,000 yearly per county across about eighty notaries in Des Moines County alone. Appointments require two county official endorsements and county clerk approval of a $500 bond. governor appoints but secretary of state handles detailed work. Women may serve as notaries, though few have. Miss Bama Gillman returned from Omaha Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawa
Des Moines
Secretary of State
Notary Public
Belief in Public Endorsements and Doan's Kidney Pills
A Hamburg reader endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after years of backache and kidney trouble, claiming gradual relief and urging others to use the product. Mentions Foster Milburnt Co as sole U. S. agents. Also notes political convention dates and local ads for Dean's Ointment and Berg's Little Diver and Stomach Pills as remedies for various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Arthur Butler, Grover
Main St
Bartlett & Doyle
Doan
Foster-Milburnt Go
Buffalo
New York
United States
Deans
Beadly Serpent Bites Mentioned with Electric Bitters
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach and liver disorders common in India. It claims a testimonial from S. A. Brown of Bennettssville and lists benefits for chills fever malaria biliousness dyspepsia and kidney and bladder issues. Sold by Julien Drug Co at 50 cents with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
S. A. Brown
Bennettsville
S. CG
Julien Drug Co Druggist
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Ayer
Ayers
Stenocia
Saernparetayers & Cna
Ager Co
Lowell
Henry Kerves
Fred Reyerson
Leta Putman
Peru
Annie Sells
Payne Jt
Sullivan
Rockport Mo
Prof
Barrett
The
Ladies of the Christian Church
Gus Zach
Wean Thurman
Bert Brown
Connor Bros
Jennie Matson
McAdoo & Dean
Rebee
Shelby
Henry
Clayton
John. Marten
Grange Hall
Joan Rendo
St. Joe
Maud ” Bargner
Hattie Noblett
Rockport
Rebecca Alberson
Eisie Morgan
Nebraska City
Stella Fisher
Merve Simons
Rose
Helen Gottsche
Farragut
Frank Loveland
Belle Burkholder
Collins Cole
Burdock
Anna May Erb
Akron
Colorado
Jyi Hulshizer
Belle Mobie
Miss Erb
Mushin
A.B. Noble
Joseph Eggermayer
Mrs. Swiggart
Marvin Evinger
St. Joe A
Engiiman
Miss. Verna
Roberta Fisher
Red Ock
Rev. H. Schroeder
Chris J. Jamann
Baboks, Mo
Maud Sutphen
Conner Bros
Hame
Aurora
Thomas
Frank Hammond
Washington D
Frank
Wil) Dale
Napier
Tom Payne
de. Sperry
Frank McBride
Fred Arnold
Island Park
Mr. Chapman
Ridgeway Mo
Fred
William Jennings Bryan
Burmaheed
Bryan
Ohio
Marvin
Sentinal Post
Dorothy Case
Nellie Doyle
Ander Ot Logan
Fred Ives
Aed, Kinney
Prof Beal
Amog
Fraiser—Bailley
Omaha
Emma Gillmas
Bob Clayton
Henry Clayton
Jas. Bently
Rey
Wider
Galfera
Black Istrete Silk Yard
Iowa
S. T. Mitchell
Bank of Hamburg
Democrats
Waterloo
Fremont
Dean
John R. Garrett
Chard
Ala
H. Schroeder
Berg
St. Louis World's Fair
Weber Cas
Gels
G. Hughes
M. D
Sttisas City
Hsm
Tor
Joe Henderson
Suth Street
Kansas
Chiy
Gough Jano Gure
Sock
Sandholm’s
Sangholm Drug CD
Yuur Deuggist
Coe’s DR. Sanitarium
Best Ivalid
Nembinen
Grildrens
Veerick
COE
Kansas City
PORT
Arthur
Kansas City Southern Railway
DR. Dutton
F. E. Roesler
Immio N Agent
Warner, G.P.& TA
Thayer Bldc
Kansas City, MO
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