Local Happenings and Visits Across Nearby Towns
A roundup of residents' activities and travels: Jack Hunter and Kateh Barnes in town, Roy Harris and Nelse Reynolds visiting relatives, Miss Leta Putman starting school, and numerous trips to Omaha Council Bluffs and St. Joseph. Reunions, teaching appointments, and local chores fill the week along with letters left uncalled for at Hamburg post office.
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Hamburg
Iowa
Brown
M Medail
J Hf Tiemann Gentlehen
Regular church notices from several area churches
A compiled notice list announces Rev Geo Booton starting Sept 1 and requests attendance. It covers church boards meeting Friday, youth rally and officer election, regular Sunday worship, Bible school, communion, C B and evening services, midweek prayer, ladies and choir activities, and a Sunday school picnic Sept 19. A K Williams presbyterian notes Winning our Country for Christ sermon and Christian Endeavor. The male quartet plans singing O Rock of Ages.
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E. V. Mccormick
Presbyterian Church
Elbert Lair
Kodaks at Jas Mann Son and Jones Barn
Kodak ad notes Kodaks at Jas Mann and Son with sales at Jones barn or Millard Hotel F A Jones.
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Jones
Millard Hotel
F. A. Jones
Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted for Health Claims
An old advertisement extols Burdock Blood Bitters as a cure and health aid. It urges readers to eat simply, exercise, keep clean, and maintain pure blood to enjoy long life, linking the product to improved well being and vitality.
School Books at Jas Mann and Son and Local Fair Report
Beryl Clayton attended the Rock Port fair Tuesday. School books advertised at Jas Mann and Son. A remark on eczema and salt rheum ends with Doun's Ointment claimed to cure obstinate cases and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Jas
Mann & Son
Beryl Clayton
Rock Port Fair
Magic Lantern for the Boy or Girl promotion
A historical call offers a beautiful Magic Lantern to any boy or girl who gains eight new subscribers for the Kansas City Weekly Journal at five or six cents a year, totaling two dollars, with names submitted by mail. It promises a lantern with fifty views and usage directions, payable by money order or draft, to be mailed to the recipient.
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Sabe Kansas Gcity Weekly Journal
Maui
Bnss
Eieisc Tew
Postothica- Moma
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Cut Rate Mercantile Co
Palmer
Percival B. Palmer
K. C
Layton
Swift
Cudahy
Kenneth Murchson
J. F. Riedy
Anburg
Jack Hunter
Watsot
Roy Harris
Omaba
Kateh Barnes
Rock Port
Prank Hill
Omaha
Nelse Reynolds
Council Bluffs
Roy Pierce
Leta Putman
Mount Washington
Athen
Route 5
Frank Scoles
Riverton
Lull Hancock
Kansas City
el Faxon
Paul Cook
Marie
St. Joseph
Harry Brown
Watson
Mrs. N. Rageth
Cari Frede
Andy Hydinger
Alfie Ives
Shannon City
Jack Good
H. P. Stewart and
Hugh Thompson
Hiawaths, Kans
Joe Lisby
Canning Factory
Nebraska City
Mae Ives
Sheridan
Wyo
Grace McKissick
Austin
Ivas Elliott
McCalisburg
B. E. Bunn
Campbell
Stevens
Sidney
A. B. Adams
Ada Mann
Anna
Clarinda
Tom Shaw
Ethel Good
Cedar Falls
Elle Brown
Essie Snyder
R. C. Campbell
Helen Gottsche
McKean
Martie Putman
Leta
Essie
Minnie Ford
Northboro
Harve Wright
Harve
Hla. Noble
Finney County
Kansas
Gertrude Barrow
Dora Peters
Maitland
Mound City
John Stewart
Eva Hoyle
Napier
Samuel Bammer
The
State University
Hattie Keith
John Griswold
Mrs. Shipley
Frank McBride
Rose Gottsche
Earnest Whitlock
Shenandoah
Sidney Fowler
Chris Hoeppner
St. Louis
Tad Vanderpol
Paul Smith
G. A. Danforth
2. M
Spear
McAdoo & Dean
Connor Bros
Green’s Grocery
Tiller & Smith
Royve
Commanis &c. Serra
Mann & Tecstey Weriat
Pittout Charka
Netoa. T
Free Methodist Church
Geo. Booton
Church of Christ
C. E
Geo
Aid Society
Our Southwestern Association
Rei Oak
A.K. Willams
Kodaks
Jas. Mann & Son
L. J. Hilger
Hamburg, Iowa