Local neighbors share visits and illness notes
Mr and Mrs Fonzo Winters visited the Lenna Lundy home on Sunday and Hazel and Norma will board with Misa Lundy while attending New Providence school. Mr and Mrs Ray Morings visited the E W Foster home and Lenna Lundy, Carl Carlson returned from a visit with Frank Greene Friday. Relatives mourn three small children whose mother recently died. Mark Bogue had trouble cranking his Fort. John Brady was on the sick list Sunday. Mrs Marion Shores returned home after weeks in Eldora hospital. Ross Clemons helped Howard Clemons family move near Hubbard then returned home. Spencer Clemons family reports no phone. Emma Brady stayed with Leo Johnson Friday night. Those sick slowly improve. Carl Clemons family and Henry Copel family spent Sunday with U S Clemons. Boyd Smith family spent weekend in Jewell. Carrol Palmer called on F A Perry home Saturday. Rev C Miner visited sister Mrs Chas Moss in Eldora. Arthur Ferris called at W M Perry Thursday. Will Johnson sick with lagrippe and toothache but improving. Clint Johnson family have colds and feel poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Carlson
Frank Greene
Mark Bogue
John Brady
Marion Shores
Eldora
Ross Clemons
Howard
Hubbard
Spencer Clemons
Emma Brady
Leo Johnson
Carl Clemons
Robert Eugene
Henry Copel
U. S
F. A. Perry
C. ©. Miner
Chas, Moss
Arthur Ferris
W. M. Perry
Will Johnson
Lagrippe
Clint Johnson
Sore-footed boy aided by doctor’s glass removal
Lite Edward, oldest son, suffered a persistent foot ailment that worsened last week. Dr Mabee removed a piece of glass lodged in his foot after months of discomfort. A family named Henryky rents rooms in the Jake Barth home. Sunday school next Sunday at 10 a.m. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:90 p.m. Rev Miner, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Mabee
Henricky
Jake Barth
JL A
My Christian Endeavor
Miner
Local notes record multiple moving plans and visits
Miss Edythe Nelson spent the work-ond at Port Dodge. Mrs Willian Hartwig and Mrs Carl Roemer returned from San Angelo Texas where they visited Mrs Hurtwig's daughter Mrs Walter Schroeder and announced the arrival of a baby. G Hockett of Kansas visiting relatives. Mrs Cecil Manning of Clintony Iowa visited his mother Nellie Manning. Edward Graham of Lake Park visiting J C Hines family. Will Mitchell family moving to Kasson Minnesota and John Mitchell to Minneapolis. August Brockmeier relocating to Minnesota. Walter Kellar of Marshalltown on business. Mrs Lee Stoncking aiding her ill mother Nettie Manning. Mauek and Mitchell families to Des Moines for business. Guss Mannetter moving into Dr Deardorff home. Henry Ploeger taken ill during visit with daughter. House on C G Lewison farm burned. Insurance partially covering loss. Mrs Charles Bethke visiting her parents. Laura Peterson visiting Gowrie. Engle Grove visitors return home. Gaylord Hanson moving into Brockmeyer house. Anna Strother on buying trip to Chicago. Bernadine Whitney ill at home. Pred Witherspoon and Haker from Council Bluffs visiting Sam Hubbard. School election sees new director H F B Boeke and successor W A Atkinson. Kuhman re-elected. Byam elected treasurer. Imogene Piper absent with mumps. Mathia Barben visiting from Buckley. Pauline Kielsmeier returns from Eldora. Stoner and Wendell visit. B M Strother moves insurance office. August Hilker and Bernice Thach married at Nevndis. Salem Evangelical Church services listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Nelson
Port Dodge
Willian Hartwig
Carl Roemer
San Angelo
Texas
Kasson
Minnesota
Mr. Mitchell
John Mitchell
Minneapolis
al Wilson
Liscomb
August Brockmeier
Walter Kellar
Marshallstown
Lee, Stoncking
MacCausland
Nettie Manning
B. C. Mauek
Harry Mitchell
Des Moines
Guss Mannetter
Deardorff
Henry Ploeger
Ernest Mannetter
Ploeger
C. G. Lewison
Central
Glen Shel
Charles Bethke
Jewell
Town
C. A. Whitney
Laura Peterson
Gowrie
Iowa
James Fuller
Engle Grove
Peter English
Gaylord Hanson
Brockmeyer
Anna Strother
Chicago
Strother Brothers
W. A. Piper
Fort Dodge
Bernadine Whitney
Pred Witherspoon
Hacker
Council Bluffs
Byam
Imogene Piper
Mathia Barihen
Buckley, Wash
Cnme
Mesdames G. A
Lee Whitney
Pauline Kielsmeier
Eldora
Web Stoner
Wendell
Henry Kielsmeier
B. M. Strother
Hubbard Harness Shop
August Hilker
Bernice Thach
Qwass
Sheriff Sale Notice of Hardin County Property Auction
Writ of special execution issued in 1928 against J Luglan et al arrives for sale of Lot five in block D Y of Welm ter’s Second Addition to Radcliffe. Sale at Eldora courthouse March 14 at 8:30 am to satisfy debt of $9,075.64 plus costs and interest, with various fees, to Emerson-Brantingham Implement Company. Deputy outlines terms, buyer pays cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Town
Hardin County
Emerson-Brantingham Implement. Company
J. HM. Luglaun
Welmter
Radcliffe
Tows
J. J. Luglan
Eldora
Elders
Iowa
A. D
R. G. L. Laglan
Ray Ruebel
Studebaker Quality Promises Cars At Factory Prices
A vintage advertisement extols Studebaker's 72 year legacy of quality and value. It cites $90,000,000 in assets, $50,000,000 in plants and equipment, and $10,000,000 in body plants, claiming high output lowers fixed costs. Highlights include 30,000 inspections per car, 15 coats of finish, Angora mohair upholstery, and significant savings through vertical integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Studebakers
Interesting Market Letter From Chicago March 10 1924
Receipts for cattle hogs and sheep described with price ranges and weekly totals. Cattle demand steady with high quality steers up to 12 dollars and top yearlings around 11.80, cows 7 dollars, feeders strong. Hogs near 7.70 peak, supplies 195000. sheep lambs firm with best lambs about 10.50 and feeders 14 to 15.16. Market closing with varied but steady to higher trends and weekly finish noted. The text ends with an odd aside about an actress addressing her audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Enide
Tulsa
Mackers
STATA
Eastern Shippers
Dr Wilbert Shallenberger at Hotel Winschester visit
Dr Wilbert Shallenberger promotes his chronic disease clinic with a one day visit at Hotel Winschester 291et on Wednesday April 2 from 9 am to 4 pm and repeats at Hotel Pilgrim Marshelltown on Thursday April 3. He touts a long medical career, private disease expertise, and non surgical treatments with free confidential preliminary exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Shallenberger
Chicago
Hotel Winschester
Marshelltown
Sannenberger Kistiey
Hla
Fey
Drexel State Basi
Addrons
DPR
Wilbert
Love Letters End in Troubled Affair in Chicago Journal
A fragment from the Chicago Journal recounts a girl who loved a boy named Whes l at ten years old and kept a numbing exchange of notes. The tale ends abruptly as the mother reads a letter leading to a sudden, tragic turn in the relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shicago ‘Journal
Latter'n Creditors Foretold Ruin for Reckless Debtors
A terse Evening Transcript reflection warns creditors that luck favors the prudent and condemns the reckless in matters of debt and finance, framing credit as a fine line between advantage for the cautious and ruin for the imprudent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doston Evening Transcript
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Lawn Hill
Fonzo Winters
Lenna Lundy
Hazel
Norma
Misa Lundy
New Providence
Ray Morings
E. W. Foster
Sunany
Eldora Rendering Works
Nevndls
Salem Evangelical
Leagues of
Christian Endeavor
Childt
I Hans
Armerica
America
Tiberty Airplane Motora
Pande Ots
Europe
Ders
Vin
W. B
W.B
Eldora Motor. CO
Broduc
Millne, White & Woods of
W. G. Leslie & Co
Optometrista
Eldoya
Willy
Shalienberger
Peter
Shallenberger
Hardin County Abstract CO
J. L. Cameron
Citizens Savings Bank
State OF Iowa
Stardin County
Rebecca M. Var Avery
Poponbar
District Court
Nelson R. van Avery
Carpenter
Mabel A, Howard
Bateson
Eldora, Lowa
Insurance Farm
City
E. E. McFarland
Edmund
E. Purcell
M.D
Vilmont Furniture Store
Asalatant
Aymer D. Davis
Hardin County Natl Bank
James. L. Cameron
Citizens Savings Bank Eldore
Wendell Huston
Leslie Jewelry Store
Chas. .L. Hays
Court House
Henry W. Sedvert
Eladora
Rniea Stephen
Bayer
Wayt. & Son
Ark
Designa
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