Riverton Newsletter Recaps Busy Week and Social Moments
A Riverton column recalls O B Scoles recovering from illness, old singing days with Joe Linsey, and a busy social scene. Family visits include Press Van Fleet, Eva Scoles, and Mrs Grace Fike, with church programs by local youth and many neighbors visiting, calling, and traveling to Hamburg, Shenandoah, and Lincoln during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B
Joe Linsey
Kokomo
Ind
Nebras
Scoles
Moles
Joe
Linsey
Press van Fleet
Eva Scoles
Glenwood
Lee
J. H. Cowles
Clark Chaney
Chaney
Cowles
O. B. Scoles alsoMr
0 .D. Scott
Jxie
Smith
Berchie Barton
Chas
Era Kidd
Oakdale
St. Joe
Jack Tennant
Conway
Hamburg
Margaret Wilkins
Sidney
Grace Fike
Griswold
E. Smith
Grandma Hess
Minnie
Tarkio
Frank
Riverton
Kelley
M. Gleason
BE. Kidd
Ira Kidd
Shenandoah
Eien Fugitt
Sadie Holt
LeMars
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Wesley
Wyoming
Neb
Gladys Boyd
Lincoln
Hiram Chaney
Festus Jrouts
Des Moines
Stella. Eskew
St. Charles
Ross
Stubbs
Ki L.K
Wm. Hilger
Riverton School
Earl Cowden
Shenandoah Friends
Morris Smith
Nebraska
Baldwin
Frank Hess
Clem Hess
M. Ey
Geo. Wynn
Mary
Local Families Update Ahead of Lincoln Visit
Dalhgren and Morgan families, Magaw and Stubbs relatives, Walter Dalhgren plans a Omaha trip with child for a special doctor visit. The little boy’s health remains a concern. Miss Erma Crumley departed Monday for Lincoln to enter the university.
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Dalhgren
Harry Morgan
John “Rob
Co. A. Magaw
Wra
Stubbs
Omaha
Walter Dalhgren
Ike
Erma Crumley
Lincoln
University
Tanlac Praised By Knoxville Man After Recovery
Capt. Geo W Womble of 105 Jennings St Knoxville credits Tanlac with ending months of stomach and intestinal trouble. He describes severe pain, sleeplessness, and constant discomfort before his improvement after two bottles, following advice from Dan M Chambliss of Kuhlman Chambliss.
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Geo. W. Womble
Jennings St
Knoxville
Tenny
Captain Womble
Testimonial for Tanlac Claims Youthful Energy Boost
The letter-like fragment touts Tanlac with a testimonial of renewed youth and ambition likened to a sixteen year old. It contrasts with a call by Mr. Harding to prioritize national interests and to purge thieves and rascals from business, noting a critic's view on outspoken opinions.
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Jas. Reed
W. G. Sherman
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Ellen “Fugitt
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Mary Dahlgren
Gillette
Frad Razor Co
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New York City
Tanlac
Dan M. Chambliss
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Bank of Hamburgeo
Missouri
the Bank of Hamburg
Colonial Sweet Shop
R. E. Hiatt
Atchison County
Rock Port, Missouri
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Service Motors Co
E. D. James Hamburg, Iowa