New Firm at Hastings Harness Trade Changes Hands
Hastings August 12 report that Hastings Harness Implement and Buggy Company sold to Henry and Isaac McFarland, local youths from southwest of town. they take charge, retain Ernest Owens as harnessman, add hardware, plan complete stock, expect strong business. McFarlands active management praised, local names cited. Also notes various social visits, chautauqua attendance, housing, and a serious injury to Wilmot Bowman while moving a granary.
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Hastings
Hastings Harness, Implement and Bugey Company
Henry
Isaac McFarland
L. B
MecFarland
White Cloud
Ernest Owens
Omaha
Earnest Owens
Mesdames
W. R. Whitnall
C. H. Baxter
N. W. Colling
Bertha Kuntze
Sioux Clay
Grand Lodge of Pythian Sisters
Hastings Lodge
G. M. Young
Macedonia
Emerson Graham Returns From Marysville Amid Family Illness
Emerson J Q Graham came home Tuesday from Marysville Missouri where his brother in law M Hopper lay ill. He was joined by his brother W N Graham of Vinton Iowa who is visiting this week. Carrie McAdon went to Council Bluffs Monday returning with her brother Barrett who had been in Edmundson hospital for an operation described as successful.
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J. W. Carter
Debbie Judah
Osceola
Clarence Genung
Balfour
4. T. Grantier
J.Q. Graham
Marysville
M. &. Hopper
W. N. Graham
Vinton
Iowa
M.@. Galpin
Glenwood Tuesaday
L. D. MccMullie
Lincoln
Carrie McI’adon
Council Bluffs
Barrett
Edmundson Hospital
Strahan News Highlights Local Visits and Civic Change
Mrs Courtier and daughter travel to Colorado for health. A show opens in Strahan tonight and runs the week. Roy Weber leaves for Colorado Monday. Skenardoan fair attendees expected locally. Mrs J C Hathaway visits relatives near Strahan. Social dance at Frank Hillyer's. good time reported. Robert Hillyer returns from Carson. Mrs George Conrad and daughter Pearl visit Strahan. Fred Bishop aided Jim Gingles. Robert Knight busy on bridges, near completion. Mrs 8S M Criswell improving. Dr Merritt called to Hastings. J M Noe visits Atlantic with parents. Maggie Darnell of Henderson visits town. G A Shetterly drives I N Cheney, E Collings, O R Patrick to Omaha for ball game. Mrs Mary Smith quilts silk patchwork at Mills County fair, first premium, age 79. W N Tollinger trips to Pueblo and Colorado points. Cottage remodel for Geo Smith near Baptist church finished. five rooms, up to date. H F Oglevie on business in Henderson. James Barns of Carson visits J T Barns. Town council meeting: John Sandiland appointed mayor. W H Eaton resigns ill health. A D Sowers named to council in Sandiland’s place.
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A. B. Dalrymple
Whitnall
Glenwood
D. M. Cook
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Wilmot Bowman
Ed. Hathaway
Dr. Whitnall
Frank Hillyer
Robert Hillyer
Carson
George Conrad
Pearl
Strahan
Fred Bishop
Jim Gingles
Robert Knight
Dr. Merritt
Hastings
J. M. Noe
Atlantic
Maggie Darnell
Henderson
G. A. Shetterly
I. N. Cheney
E. ©. Collings
O. R. Patrick
Sioux City-Omaha
Mary Smith
Mills County Fair
Geo. Smith
Baptist Church
Mr. Smith
H. F. Oglevie
James Barns
J. T. Barns
John Sandiland
W. H. Eaton
Sandiland
A. Dd Sowers
Champion Hill Socials and Visits Reported
Miss Jesse McLain from Red Oak returned home Sunday after a midweek trip. Emma McLain aided by friends in the country. Emma Liston visits Shenandoah area with cousin Grace Liston. A social at Ernest Swangon’s home netted 5.90 last Wednesday. Ethel Clark returns from summer school at Tabor. Geo Shetterly, Henry Schiek and families near Shenandoah. Mr and Mrs I B Ballan with boys visit Mrs Schiek. J EB Gibson back from Spencer Nebraska. Twin daughters of Mr and Mrs H Nims recovering from illness. W M Kellenbarger and Edna Snodgrass visit.
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Jesse McLain
Red Oak
Emma McLain
Emma Liston
Shenandoah
Grace Liston
Ernest Swangon
Ethel Clark
Tabor
Geo, Shetterly
Henry Schiek
I. Bf. Ballan
Schiek
J. EB. Gibson
Spencer, Neb
H. Nims
W. M. Kellenbarger
Edna Snodgrass
Rainy North Grove Notes and Local Visits
North Grove residents report continued rain and good crops in the west. Horace Benedict and wife returned from a western trip last Wednesday, visiting their children and Mrs. B s sister. Annie Dunbar went to Corning for a week while Zena Walker stays with Mrs. Fleming canning fruit. Mrs. Wilking from Wisconsin visits, and Maggie Hutchings awaits Minnesota kin.
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D. W. Perry
North Grove
Horace Benedict
Wall Street Notes From Town and Countryside
Wall Street reports a mix of visits and travels. Local families from Oakland Omaha Persia and Tennessee share gatherings and sermons. Town events include church construction progress, bank improvements, school leadership changes, fishing and threshing activities, and plans for outings to Burlington Junction and Oneal South Dakota.
Tabor News and Regional Activities Brief
TABOR Beacon notices Mrs. Fletcher and Leonard of Malvern visiting Dr Corbin. Edith Barrett from Malvern visited the W S Wolfe home. Groundwork begun for a 25 foot brick addition to IC Barnes store occupied by Walling's clothing. Miss Mary Christy and August Andersons visit Sheridan Wyoming. U G Mauk elected school board secretary replacing Matt Myers due to health. Grain shipments to St Louis in progress with loads of corn and wheat by Aistrope, Kilmartin, Donner. John Kemp farm purchase by H T Woods at 890 per acre. move to Tabor planned. Miss Roxy Christy resigns B J Adamson store job to Sheridan, Wye. Farmers shell surplus corn for sale. Kier, Redfield, and others active. Mrs Will Beckett and two children visit Malvern. Roxie Christy and Veldw Bosisto attend Malvern fair. Tipton family to Carson then return in September.
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IC. A. Barnes
Walling
Mary Christy
August Anderson
Sheridan
Wyo
St. Louis
T. M. Aistrope
Kilmartin
E. L. Donner
Malvern
H. T. Woods
John Kemp
Tabor
North
Ashley Place
Kemp
Roxy Christy
B. J. Adamson
Roxy
Wye
Homer Kier
H. O. Redfield
Sone
W. E. Boyd
G. W. Mates
Walter Wolfe
Wade Delavan
Mra
Will Beckett
Joe Haines
Roxie
Christy
Veldw Bosisto
John Tipton
Carson
Henderson Progress Report From Henderson Neb
Clara Ridgeway returned Friday to her post at Milla County Telephone Office Clarence. Many attended Malvern fair and races. James Greig visited Hastings. Paul shipped a car of hogs to South Omaha. W H Harbor handles grain, shipping wheat and 4000 bushels of corn. Henderson Times to launch this week from Carse Building with P K Jackson as editor.
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Clara Ridgeway
Hastings
Milla County Telephone Company
Clarence
Workman
Emerson
Malvern
James Greig
Paul
South Omaha
W.H. Harbor
Farm storm damages 40 acres of grain in Dakota region
Randolph dispatch notes T Rhode & Co received word from their farm manager Bear Huron Dakota that a destructive hall and wind storm struck the area earlier in the week destroying 40 acres of small grain. The report indicates further property impact and ongoing concerns.
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Enterprise
T. Rhode & Co
Rew
Bear Huron
Malvern Folk Visit Amid Cattle Losses and Travel
Local residents from Malvern and Randolph are noted visiting relatives and friends in the area. The report mentions cattle losses near Shenandoah due to heat and humidity, with 15 head perished. Various residents, including Miss Anita Wright and Rev. Wright, spend time with family, while others travel to Madison, Nebraska for extended visits.
Classified Ad Prospect for Five Per Cent Money Farm
Fragmentary classified text advertising farming finance and mail ads from The Omaha Bee. Mentions Bank of Malvern and a large subscriber reach over 40,000. Encourages sending notices or ads with per word rates, seeking buyers and exchanges.
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Omaha Bea
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McFarland
Hastings, Iowa
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