Our Thor Department News and Local Notices
A jumble of community items from Thor Department notes editor H F Plansbury. Reports include church visits Rev G Greguseen at Rolfe and Rev Helms from Engle Grove, plus town remarks on funerals, family visits, farm activity, weather, and a late count of local horse races in nearby towns.
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Thor Department
H. F. Plansbury
Keene
G Greguseen
Rolfe
Helms
Engle Grove
Toeeday- Omr
Sheldos
Bla Okluago
J. Johnson
Buda
Chicago
Slater
Lewis Appelt
Dr. Field
Humboldt
Humboldt, Visited Mea J. Hartholomew Over Hunday. Christ Moblebuer
Bartholmew
Cisne Ott
Nalaon
Hadohile
Tybers
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Local News Notes From Livermore Town in 1801
Mrs Katuner visits parents from Iilinot arriving this week. A trimmed ladies hat found in front of Mr Millward’s home. owner can reclaim by calling there. Mrs Chet Dodd had foot tumor removed earlier week. Mrs Sam Grove returned from the hospital. health improving. Aur ry Pixellea bought a new bicycle. Mr Guerneey and Hugh bhava arrived from Dskola to supervise threshing machine soon to start. Mr and Mrs Holroyd traveled via Weaver toward Spirit Lake and plan to move near Manson next year. Edyth Adams staying with her mother Mrs Hedge. Miss Pisel spent days with cousin Charles Piast in uk. Weather note and crop outlook for corn after heavy rain on the 27th. Saturday evening rain dampened the area.
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Katuner
Iilinot
Millward
Chet Dodd
Sam Grove
Aurry Pixellea
Mr. Guerneey
Non Hugh Bhava
Dskola
Snd
Holroyd
Weaver
Spirit Lake
Manson
Yair
Misa Edyth Adams
Hedge
Miss Pisel
Charles Piast
Humboldt phase visit and local notes at Lerbent ter
July 11 entry details visits and movements around Humboldt phase Thurdlay. Mentions Lerbent ter V Gilbertaon, John Saverran returning from Walllngstw, Henry Anderson home repairs and new barn work, Mra WHI Stechgr summer duties, P Buttler threshing outfit to Fort Dudge, Nora Vandorsten awaiting Mra Ruhl, Carl Lerdot in worsening condition, Mra W Lasso ill and seeking treatment, Mary Edson home from Sway City ill with nervous pros tration.
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Rupulsitenn OntaRedows
Mra
Nejx
Nelson Awe
Humboldt Phase
Thurdlay
Lerbent Ter
V. Gilbertaon
Minn Lida Preatowoort
Oliver Nelson
Mies Brome Anderson
Nelx Anderson
Bea
Mra. W. Lasso
Independence
Mia Mary Edson
Sway City
Alek
Des Moines Iowa Crop Bulletin Reports Heat Wave and Rain Relief
Des Moines Iowa July 23 reports unprecedented heat through July 27 followed by heavy rains on the night of the 27th and day of the 28th. Temperatures set provincial records across large areas. Rainfall totals include Forest City 3.64 inches, Waterloo 1.50, Dubuque 2.06, Fort Dodge 4.00, Britt 0.43. Damage to corn crop pending moisture and temperature effects. Conditions brighter in southern districts. early threshing yields show slight gains. pastures revive with moisture.
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Des Moimnes
Iowa
Des Boches
Towa
Forest Ory
Ogden
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Britt
Ajerunt
Local Notes From Dakota City And Surrounding Areas
Dakota City locals report Mr Ottowen as a Dakotah ender and Mrs Miqnig Buckhalx and Jinhe Barrett drawing activity. Community updates include births, illnesses, house visits, travel to Missouri, a death and funeral of Mr Henry Bushhula, and social events such as a live organ social and cattle transport. Regulars like Rev Martindale departing for Stanhope for a funeral sermon, Miss Minnie Barth visiting Humboldt, and Mr L J Brown taking a new job are noted amid routine family and farming items.
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Misa
Minnie Barth
J.G
Bagel
Humboldt
Martindale
Stanhope
Bert Gundell
Planeer
Bradgate area notes mix of visits, shipments, and deeds
A Bradgate centered column reports residents visiting Gilmore, Renwick, and Clinton. shipments of cattle and goods to Obiega and Dayton. housing moves, land purchases near Oxbow and Renwick. and local happenings from weather, auctions, and a church reception, with several injuries and legal actions noted.
Weaver Writs and Local Gatherings Chronicle
Writs for Hig Boy Kcan and Weaver events mark a July 30 note. A social gathering at Taoktun howe attracted many, while Laura Boldow visited Weaver. Neighbors prepared for harvest as Mrs T itutuuer and Mrs Milward hosted gatherings in honor of Walter.
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Hig Boy
A. Boeren
Leo Poguer
Weaver
Lee
Faroera
Misa
Laura Boldow
Pain B Helper Seized By Chamberlain’s Agents
A fragment notes a remedy sold by IH McNamara and mentions a lame saunder being candled by rheppatian of the minseleg and aided by Sppticalman of Chamberlain's Pain B. The wording is garbled but identifies a drug sale and associated names.
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Rheppatian
IH. McNamara
Saved His Baby Diarrhoea Cure Promised by Manufacturer
A fragmentary petition from J H Dou of Williams Oregon describes a claim that a patent remedy named Ghytubertain's Colle, Chaleranod Diarrhoos Reundy cured his sick baby when doctors failed. The letter complains of ineffectual medical help and promotes the product as a immediate remedy offered for sale by MaNamara Ding Co.
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J. H. Dou
MaNamara Ding Co
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