Hamburg Callers and Local Notices Highlighted
25 Black is the phone for Bus calls. A new line of hammocks at Griffith's. Just received a large shipment of chick feed. A. H. Mann, Sheriff Ryan and County Attorney Johnson were Hamburg callers Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. W. O Thorp went to Omaha Sunday for a visit of several days. A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspepsia and constipation-weakens the whole system. Dean's Regulats act mildly on the liver and bowels. At all drug stores. The best Eateries at Chas. we. Baker's.
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Just
A. H. Mann
Ryan
Johnson
Hamburg
Dean
Chas. We. Baker's
Local social and travel notes from Civ Wednesday to Sunday
Leah Duncan served as a caller in Civ Wednesday. Mrs C E Doyle rode to Omaha on Monday. Miss Lucy Knappe visited Percival on Tuesday. N Calkins of Riverton called in Hamburg Tuesday. C S Brooks shipped hogs to St Joe on Wednesday. Miss Cora Chedister of Shenandoah visited Hamburg between trains Friday. Elvin Chandler visited Shenandoah yesterday for a few days. Roy Bullock with wife and Mrs Maude Otte of Sidney were Hamburg callers Sunday. Hail Insurance seen on C F Mincer notice.
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Leah Duncan
Civ
C. E. Doyle
Omaha
Lucy Knappe
Percival
N. Calkins
Riverton
Hamburg
C. S. Brooks
St. Joe
Cora Chedister
Shenandoah
Elvin Chandler
Roy Bullock
Maude Otte
Sidney
Local notes mention visits and trips across towns
Dr. R. Danley returns from Kansas City while others like George Grape Tom Dodds and Roy Hare travel to Forest City. Lafe Stanton and John Jennings take business and travel plans to Auburn Nebraska and Syracuse Nebraska. Mrs. J L Peters visits Winterset Iowa. Leta Duryea and Winifred head to Phelps City Missouri. Watch repairs urged at Sullivan. 1916 Quesland autos offered by C W Sturgeon. Rev. Walburn attends Des Moines conference meeting. union services planned for town societies.
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Sullivan
Ava. Walburn
Indianola
Des Moines
Will Magel
Art Simons
Sidney
Historic Bell at Lloyds Shares Silent News
A historical note recounts the Lutine bell at Lloyds, rung when ships arrive, tied to the wrecked Lutine from the eighteenth century. Salvor efforts recovered over £50,000 and silence signaled safe arrivals as news. Also mentions a traveler praising a device, a Bible society claim, and a calico dress reflecting bachelor life.
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Lloyd’s
Zuyder
Molland
Lloyd’s Riet
London
Be Practical Doers Rather Than Critics of Deeds
Theodore Roosevelt urges practical methods to realize ideals. The quote emphasizes action over criticism, urging steadfastness in ideals while applying pragmatic steps to achieve progress.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Caring for Forest Timber by L G Johnson
Laketon writer advises timber land owners to cull diseased trees early to prevent spread and convert salvageable trunks into lumber or posts. He clears undergrowth and poor timber, trims to boost remaining trees, and uses pasture rotation with blue grass to enrich soil and accelerate growth while improving land value.
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L. G. Johnson
Laketon
Imine
King of All Forage Crops Alfalfa Crowned Forage King
Alfalfa’s rise from a New York 1821 introduction to a nationwide staple is traced. Better yields and adaptable culture moved it from marginal fields to irrigated West farms, then coast to coast as researchers unlocked its needs. Also notes on pruning woods and time well spent collecting stray nails and wire.
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New York State
United States
Mexico
Chile
San- California
Water the Horse Often Advice for Equine Hydration
Guidance notes that a horse has a small stomach and requires frequent small amounts of water. It emphasizes offering water regularly and in small sips to maintain hydration and comfort for the animal.
Local Social Notes Pace Through Nebraska Visit Scenes
Community snippets list visits and travel across Nebraska and Iowa. J A Wilson traveled to St Joe on business while Maude Mooma and Mrs George Lewis visited Sidney and Gretna. Frank Brown and Halbert Martin rode Omaha passengers Wednesday. Mrs Anna Baker visited Council Bluffs with her husband. Mrs Hydinger Hill and Halliday visited Omaha. Hammocks offered at Griffin drug store from 1 to 6 dollars. Luella Gordon of Northboro visited sister Mrs Earley Anderson. H W Howe and family toured from Sidney to Hamburg. L A Forsyth family returned from Atlantic and nearby towns.
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Maude Moomaurday
Sidney
George Levewis
Gretna
Neb
Frank Brown
Halbert Martin
Omaha
Anna Baker
Council Bluffs
Luella Gordon
Northboro
Earley Anderson
H. W.howe
Hamburg
L. A. Forsyth
Atlantic
Roads Recover as High Water Fades
The high water damaged crops and gardens owned by Jerry and Theodore Jennings while their sons dragged roads Monday to haul John King's corn to town. Mrs. Willis Vaughn hosted relatives at dinner, Bessie Jennings works for Mrs. Copeland, and crops remain waterlogged. Mrs. James Brown returned from Farragut after her sister Mrs. James Turnbull’s death. Island planners favor sweet corn due to late season. many shift from field corn planting.
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Jerry
Theodore Jennings
Jennings
John King
Willis Vaughn
Bessie Jennings
Copeland
James Brown
Farragut
James Turnbull
Bute Oil tops earth in local sale at Baker's
Bute Oil is praised as the best on earth in a local promotion at Chas. W. Baker’s storefront, boosting sales and drawing community attention to the goods on offer.
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Bute Oil
Chas. W. Baker's
Manns Offers Low Prices on Chick Feed and Shells
The ad notes A. H. Mann's as the cheapest source for chick feed and poultry shells. It also mentions Kodak cameras for summer pictures and a claim that Doyle has a complete life.
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Kodak
Doyle
Sanitation Ad and Bicycle Wheel Distributor
A vintage ad promotes Sanitation first quality and service with case discounts. It also notes Hamburg Battling Works and C EB Mincer as distributor agents for Fre mont and Atchison counties, highlighting bicycle wheel fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Smith
C. EB. Mincer
Fremont
Atchison Counties
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Economy Tailoring & Cleaning ‘Co
Griffith's
Rhetta Ireland
Scott Healey
National School of Chicago
Bell
Mutual
H. D. Coy
Doyle's
Iowa
N. Rageth & Son
Kenneth Murchison
Griswold
Ed Doll
Wim, VanLeuven
Northborn
C.F. Mincer
G. H. Robinson
Holmes Bldg
Main St
Atendahn
Tel
Ralph Riisdon
Hamburg, la
Farmers Savings Bank
Nellie Hoover
Cadillac
W. R. Martin
Agt
Shenandoah, Iowa
Hilger’s Shoe
Dr. R
Danley
Kansas City
Cole
George Grape
Tom Dodds
Roy Hare
Forest City
Lafe Stanton
Auburn, Neb
Frank Bogan
Neodasha
Kansas
J. L. Peters
Winterset
R. F Hickman
Leta Duryea
Winifred
Phelps City
Terry Sullivark
Gladys Wait
Hastings
Elmer Nafisinger
John Jennings
Syracuse
Priscilla McAdoo
Tuestrom
Carl Stinson
Red Oak
Jimmie Carson
Nebraska City
Jobn Dunvear
Ruth Brooks
Glenwood
Bernice Laughlin
Postville
Lowny
T. S. Stevens
Quesland Autos
C. W. Sturgeon
F.O. B
A. E.sintons
Marnie
Miss Willis
Decatur
Union Park
Bell AV
Lloyd's
Comeveiar
Toneyson
Re and Forelen Hinle Society
tLonflay Telegraph
Boyce
Sullivan's
J.A. Wilson
A. Hydinger
Prank Hill
Althd
Halliday
Griffith Drug Store
Island News
A. H. Mann's
Great Eastern Oil & Paint. Co
Chas. W. Baker
Phoenix Hosiery
Phoenix
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