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Newspaper

Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1918

Page

5

Local notes include visits, towns, and insurance ads

The column lists a string of small items: Keith Rushing visiting home folks from Kalona, W. C. Eaton and family returning from Melrose, Mrs. May Dennis visiting Chanute, and many other local movements. It notes insurance pitches from Mudgett Land & Loan Co and a safety box display at Humeston State Bank, plus social calls by Mrs. Orr Campbell and the Baptist Ladies Aid. Ed Peterson becomes Humphrey plant night fireman. Luther Parisho injures his arm. corn growth reported on Louis Niebling’s farm. and visits by A J Banks and F Q Stuart to H L Exley.

Humeston State Bank Keith Rushing Kalona McCulloch Round Barn E. Wilson May Dennis Chanute Kans J. E. Snyder Mudgett Land & Loan Co MccCluen Nevada R. C. Hutchinson R. L. Bott Fern P. G. Ratcliffe Alta Des Moines Ed Peterson New Hampton Humphrey Plant S. Peterson Louis Niebling A.J. Banks Montour United Taxpayers League F. Q. Stuart Chariton H. L. Exley

Lee Smith dies from auto injuries

Lee Smith aged 62 died last evening from injuries after a Monday accident in Humeston. H E Gerdes of the Humeston Auto Co garage lost control of a Oakland Six, backing into the harness shop where Smith sat reading. Smith's wife and children survive. funeral at 3:30 Thursday by Rev Ora Campbell at Humeston cemetery.

Lee Smith Oakland Six H. E. Gerdes Smith Ora Campbell Humes‘ton Cemetery

Milk policy and ice cream urged under food conservation

The Food Administration urges liberal use of milk and dairy products to cut feeding costs and prevent dairy cattle sales. It notes surpluses in cheese and butter and promotes ice cream in June to August if paired with other foods, while respecting the fourth meal rule. A Willing Workers class hosts a conservation party at Holly Garton's lawn on Wednesday evening, June 26, with a short program and invites all.

The Food Administration Untess Europe Ethel Carpenter Willing Workers Cnity Church Holly Garton

Car stolen from Humeston by local youths

A near new Ford owned by A N Barnett of Cambria was stolen from Humeston at 10 PM Saturday by Paul Finch and Paul Davis. The car was ditched near Knoxville, then taken by train to Des Moines. Police recovered the vehicle Monday. top damaged, windshield missing. No charges filed yet.

A. N. Barnett Cambria Humeston Paul Finch Paul Davis Knoxville Des Moines W. X. Finch J. T. Davis Marion County Sealing

Barley Flour Advocated as Wheat Substitute

Community urges heavy use of barley in baking with 30 percent substitute mandatory and bakers adding 3 percent barley. A pie crust made entirely of barley deemed satisfactory. Barley supplies abundant and affordable to free wheat flour for soldiers.

Silas Burley Buys Overland from Independent Garage

Cambria resident Silas Burley purchased an Overland Light Six this week from the Independent garage, marking a local auto purchase.

Silas Burley Cambria

The House of Hate episode and Kaiser film at the Princess

Thursday shows the sixth episode The House of Hate A Living Target and a Pathe News reel on Picardy front line fighting. Also Herold Floyd comedy. Friday and Saturday The Beast of Berlin screens with timing and prices in another ad.

Pathe Picardy Herold Floyd Beast of Berlin

Pleasant Social Affair at Laura Gassett Home

The Happy Hour club met last Thursday afternoon at Miss Laura Gassett home. Mrs Cora Brant and Miss Gassett served as hostesses. Members and two guests joined a sewing session for the Red Cross and dainty refreshments were served.

Happy Hour Laura Gassett Cora Brant Misal Gassett Hestesses The Red Cross

McKinley Family Visits Before Mayo Clinic Operation

James W. McKinley of Rio Hondo Texas joined his mother Mrs Clara McKinley and family here for a visit last Wednesday. The party plans to leave this afternoon for Rochester Minnesota where Mrs McKinley will undergo an operation at the Mayo hospital.

James W. McKinley Rio Hands Texas Clara McKinley

Cambria Personal Notes Highlight Short Visits and Incidents

Local notices record visits by Myron Hart Daniel Morgan Marguerita and Edgar Benda and other residents to and from Corydon Missour Derby Millerton Chanute and Russell. A cow injury and two arm breaks are noted along with upcoming M E Sunday school day exercises and Red Cross work sessions.

Myron Hart Hameston Daniel Morgan Corydon Marguerita Edgar Benda Missour R. G. Woolis Ray Leech Russell J. H. Moore Ernest Burley Derby Silas Burley Nellie Springer Grant Latimer Charles Hawkins Millerton Walter Garton

Community Visitors And Fourth of July Parade Plans

Hutchinson visits at George Myers home Sunday. Corydon visitors include Dr. J. McCoy and others who were in town Thursday. Isumeston guests of A. M. Gassett Sunday afternoon. Corydon residents visit Tuesday. The Fourth of July parade committee seeks farmer floats and urges early sign up with Mr. Farr or committee members for what promises to be a notable Humeston celebration.

Watson Muse Corydon BR. C. Poston A. M. Gassett Fred Mitchell John Sheets James Young Derby Blaine Young Chanute Kansas M. E Red Cross Fuller Place John Myers Emma Ardyth Davis Glenn Garton Corydon Isit Ors Humeston Mr. Farr

San0l Eczema Cure Claims Quick Skin Relief

A San0l eczema cure promises to remove black heads pimples and rough skin while smoothing texture. The ad touts a pleasant formula and asks readers to try a trial at Farr's drug store priced 50 cents and 1.00.

Farr

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R. C. Krestler Winv Dr.Stork Harry Sunquist Frank Bay Fidelity Lodge A. F A. M Brother Masons J- L. Taylor W. C. Eaton Melrose Bert Newell Oley Moon Charles J. A. Lamberson S. S. Smith Mary Jane Rinard Will Case Luther Parisho H. T. Smith W. R. Storey Patterson James Storey Edna Peterson Hoosier Hoosier Company Alice Bradley Farmer’s School of Cookery Mass H. M. Dunlap Nellie K. Jones Wis Alice R. Dresser Hutchinson & Son Goverment Hoosier Cabinet Fai Barnett Rochester Cambria Personals New Era Geo. Gardner & Co A. Humeston & Sons
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