Missionaries to Japan and local post notices in Shenandoah
Glen and Myre Nelson served as missionaries to YWAKAHAMA Japan during February. A letter from them describes a pleasant safe journey. Abe Goldberg passed through the city en route to Nebraska to visit his father Simnel Goldberg. Mrs. B. Fisher, recently from Pittsburgh, visited Shenandoah. Hamburg Iowa post lists letters uncalled for through May 1 1908. Ads note eye nose throat specialist in Joseph Missouri and Stoner Simons Drug Co paints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Myre Nelson
Tabor
Ywakahama
Japan
Abe Goldberg
Sseenel Goldberg
Nebraska
Hamburg
Iowa
A. H. Dowle
Nielson
D. H. Payne
G. A. Danforth
P.M
J.M. Smith
Washington St
Dean
Julien Drug Co
Ilamburg
Leines
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Meon
Brown’s Grocery
Ladies
of Brainard & ‘Armatory
Main Street
Hamburg Mercantile Co
Hamburg, Iowa
B. Fisher
Rever
Pittsburgh
Penn
Shenandoah
W.l. Kenney M.D
Edward St Joseph Missouri
Call
Stoner—Simons Drug Co
Michaels“Ster Fine Clothing mm Rels, Steam & Co
Ceneatea
Mincer & Smalley
WN. W. Tiler
Stoner-Simons Drug Co
Deans
Mesdames
Gus Wagner
W. Brown
Roy Finnegan
McAdoo
Rebelah Lodge
Cal Rees
Omaha
Fletcher Thompson
Colorado
J. Ho Knoth
EB Street
Price
Rochester N. Y
Farmers National Bank
A. Hydinger
G. M. Beal
J.E. Morgan
M. W. Payne
H. R. Grape
C. D. Butterfield
B. G. Franklin
Western Dairy CO
5Th St
St. Joseph, Mo
David Perry
Warnstaff
Wanamarch
City Hall
S. T. Mitchell
Bank of Hamburg
CHAS
Medford
Edison Phonographs and
Edison
Bicvele Pealer
Western Union
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