Glenwood notices and events fill county page Saturday
County Glenwood reports a busy Saturday with residents in Council Bluffs and around town. George Lloyd returns from Kansas. Rev Brainard and family tour Lake Manina sights. A ball game at the park ends 12 to 10 in favor of the fats. Samuel Miner suffers a head bruise after a train incident at Pacific Junction. The Mickelwall team debuts with an 18 to 7 win over the west siders. Congregational church repairs begin with a planned $6000 raising effort. The old soldiers day draws large crowds, with remarks by John Y. Stone and Frank Shinn. Henry Banister expands into threshing with new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Starbuck
Council Bluffs
C. H. DeWitt
Glenwood
Tony
George Lloyd
Kansas
Rev. Brainard
Lake Manina
the Bluffs
Evan Lloyd
H. N. Vaughn
Canton
South Dakota
Seymour
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Park
Samuel Miner
Pacific Junction
Council
Wm. Rupe
Congregational Church
Mickelwall
Westsiders
Mickelwalls
John Y. Stone
Frank Shinn
Carson
Henry Banister
Banister
Sharpe & Geitler
What a Tale it Tells of Dr. Kings Pills for Liver
A doctored advertising claim touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for liver trouble and skin flaws. It promises purified blood and rosy complexion with a 25 cent price at W. D. Wilson's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
W. D. Wilson
Hastings social notes and local game recap
Hastings residents mingle with neighbors and travelers as Bert Genung returns from Nebraska and multiple visits occur in Henderson Creston Glenwood and Silver City. Hastings loses to White Cloud 20 to 18 in a ball game while A B Woods returns from Henderson to Hastings. Andy Wearing ships cattle to Omaha and ice cream social at W McKowan’s lawn draws attendees. Sermon by Beyed Wy Wright at Silver City joins the day’s small town events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Star
Glenwood
Hastings
White Cloud
A. B. Woods
Henderson
Nebraska
Grace Anderson
J. F. Martin
Frank Wallace
Geo
Ed Wilson
Andy Wearing
Omaha
W. McKowan
Hastings Social News Bruising, Steam Stove Gift Reported
Mr and Mrs Joe Wearin visit Carlton Nebraska and Hastings neighbors donate a fine steel range to Pastor Carpenter and family. Eighteen Hastings young ladies hire a team to a social at a rural U B church. Rev Rambo and family pass Hastings en route to White Cloud to meet Rev Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wearin
Carlton
Neb
Hastings
Carpenter
U. B
Rambo
White Cloud
A Minister's Good Work
Rev A A Power of Imperia Kan touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in a local tale. He claims a neighbor sick for days was cured after one dose and a second dose if needed following his own successful use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rev. A. A Power
Imperia
Kan
Treas
Local Notes From Strahan Area This Week
Strahan residents report plastering for Lew Stevenson and callers from Randolph. J W Nims delivered cattle to Omaha. Visitors attended Shenandoah fair. Hastings man Dave Richey visited Strahan. Mrs Maggie Denton of Macedonia visited her brother. Murphy family spent Sunday in Sidney. Wyant of Tabor collected rents here. W D Kayton and son visited J P Kayton. Howard Weaver family from White Cloud visited Salyers. Bradley and Ogden shell corn for Mr Strohl on Scott farm. DeHart grandson from Emerson visited son-in-law Kayton. Self of Malvern and Drake plastered Sunbeam school house. Phillip Hambsch bought a Poland China mule pig. Wesley Hughes left for Cheyenne to visit sister. C B Barrett and wife attended Old Settler’s Reunion at Glenwood. Strahan church youth cleaned front yard. Mr Glaze of Maryville visited Salyers, first meeting in 45 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nieman
Lew ‘Stevenson
Sami. Walker
Randolph
J. W. Nims
Omaha
Dave Richey
Hastings
Strahan
Maggie Denton
Macedonia
Murphy
Sidney
Wyant
Tabor
W. D. Kayton
J. P. Kayton
Howard Weaver
Kayton
Mr. Self
Malvern
Drake
Sunbeam
Phillip Hambsch
Scott
Wesley Hughes
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Free Cure Pile Remedy Offered With Guarantee
W. D. Wilson advertises a pile remedy claiming a free pile pipe with each package and a No Cure No Pay guarantee. The offer notes a 60 cent price and promises samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rector
W.D. Wilson
Henderson: Locals See Stock Shipments and Visits
Emerson resident Chas Maynes in town. Geo Evans to Chicago with stock, ten carloads shipped Saturday. E M Duke and Bob Mussleman visited Council Bluffs. W B Redman returns from three months in Oklo. Pump repaired in stock yards. telegraph lines worked on last Wednesday. G Cook displays winter clothing samples. Harry Priest returns from Onawa visit with uncle Weslumi. Funeral of Mrs Pleake in Macedonia drew locals. ice cream social at McCunsahan’s grove attended. Mr and Mrs Lowry of Corner Blots visited Henry Darnell family. Bessie Holling, in Des Moines for special primary home lace Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Maynes
Emerson
Geo. Evans
Chicago
E. M. Duke
Bob Mussleman
Council Bluffs
W. B. Redman
Oklo
G. Cook
Harry Priest
Weslumi
Onawa
Iowa
Henderson Bears Hastings In High Scoring Baseball Game
Ed Duke Anna Asell and others attended the regiments encampment this week. A Hastings vs Henderson game Friday ended 20 to 10 for Henderson with Baxter umpiring and limited Hastings strikes. Coppock and Young starred for Henderson. Hastings pitchers and fielders struggled against a Nebraska twirler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Duke
Anna Asell
Myans
W. S. Cooper
Wm. Coin
Dinwiddie
Rena Carter
Leo Fugate
Kana
Faye Harlan
Lewis Irriday
Jennie Greig
Ethel Bollean
Nellie Hollingsworth
Guisa Redman
Hastings
Elizabeth Hutchings
Gibbon
Nebr
Henderson
Baxter
Young
Coppock
Bastings
Asher
Hall
Rector Clinches Cure Record With Free Trial Offer
An ad notes Rector has a 98 percent cure rate for piles and offers free treatment if it fails. W. D. Wilson promotes Sammles free, advertising a guaranteed remedy and urging sufferers to try the remedy at no cost if ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rector
Sammles
W. D. Wilson
Emerson area notes and visits during a busy week
Emerson local notes list visitors and relatives from Red Oak Omaha Hastings Hastings and Milford. Names include Tolander Bros Essex Norall Schwab Barnes Tubbs Evans Rowley and Culver with trips to Hamburg Glenwood Council Bluffs and Lake Okoboji. A church social at J T Barnes implements house Aug 22 and a barn project for A W Coppage is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames J. Evans Jr
L. W. Tubbs
John Evans
Yellowstone Park
Tolltinger and Son
A. W. Coppage
Hhis Farm
J. T. Barnes
Council Bluffs
H. Hooker
St Barnard Hospital
T. &. Edwarde
Lake Okibogi
Evans
Ethel Rowley
Glenwood
Their Secret Is Out in Sadieville Healing Bronchial Ailment
In Sadieville Kentucky residents learned the cause of Mrs Whitaker’s long chronic bronchial trouble and her improved health. Her husband credits Dre King's New Discovery with full cure. He also says it cured their granddaughter of a severe cough. The advertisement touts the remedy as effective for colds grippe throat and lung trouble with bottles priced at 50 cents and 91.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadieville
P. Whitaker
Dre King
Tabor Notes and Local Happenings Around Town
Tabor society reports Mrs N Z Rice returned to Council Bluffs after a three week visit. Miss Mable Riskabaugh came back from Corning and new boilers arrive for the college heating plant. E J Burkett of Lincoln to address townspeople on college needs. Local construction proceeds on Adams hall, Wyant block plasters, and a new 50 by 60 foot lumber shed. George E Timson and Miss Mattie Stipe wed August 15 at the Stipe home. R C Hughes disposes of his residence to C M Parsons. a brother-in-law will move in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Blails
Tabor
John Barbour
Connecticut
Vermont
C. M. Parsons
R. C. Hughes
Bucklin's Arnica Salve praised for quick cure
Mrs Nannie Galleger of La Grange Georgia applied Bucklin's Arnica Salve to large head and facial sores to save her child from disfiguring fright and reported a rapid healing that exceeded her hopes. It treats sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns scalds and piles. 25 cents. Cure guaranteed by W D Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Galleger
la Grange
Bucklin
W. D. Wilson
Silver City Visitors and Travel Notes Feature Local Arrivals
SILVER CITY, Jun 1 Various residents and visitors are noted with travels and visits. Finchem and Agan are in Silver City this week while Huffaker and Pearson travel to Omaha on business. Virtue and Colburn visit Silver City from Council Bluffs. Rew ships timothy seed. Landon visits Carson. Colburn Sidener families visit Glenwood. Huffaker couple plan relocation to Richards Mo. The Silver City Band plans to accompany the Council Bluffs delegation to Omaha for Labor Day on Sept 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Finchem
Omaha
B. l. Agan
Silver City
M. E. Huffaker
Guy Petiit
Camp Dodge
P. Pearson
J. G. McCue
Council Bluffs
Clarence Virtue
Elery Colburn
Council Bings
Geo. Rew
D. J. Landon
John Christy
Carson
L. D. Huffaker
Richards Mo
BL. Landon
Norwich
Shenandoah
Woek
Lallian Dake
Black Hills
Labor Day
Local notices of social calls and a burial report
Box Elder resident J ames Sowers delivered three loads of fat hogs on Saturdays. Tipton from Malvern and Tegsie Wood were callers at H Ayers on Thursday. Richards of Silver City aided Mrs D Wood with household duties. William Powell of Illinois and his son in law Marshall Cunningham of Oakland visited H Ayers Thursday and Friday. Mrs Ed Sowers and son Karl and Mrs John Ayers and daughter Hazel were over Sunday visitors with their aunt Mrs John Worstall south of Malvern. Mrs Chas Pleake, three miles east of town, died Sunday morning and was laid to rest in Macedonia cemetery Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.ames
Henderson
Tipton
Malvern
Tegsie Wood
H. Ayers
William Powell
Illinois
Marshall Cunningham
Oakland
Robin Sharpe Hillsdale moves into Jones property
In a terse local note, Robin Sharpe Hillsdale has moved into the Jones property. The report mentions Emme Way and an aunt in Plattsmouth with limited accompanying details. The fragmentary item notes a minor relocation and family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Sharpe
Jones
Emme
Plattsmouth
Thomas
Bation
Revival meetings begin at U B church with Emma Myers leading
In Ringold county revival services started Saturday night at the U B church. Several Forest Grove attendees joined to help arrange a program for the Sunday school convention. Miss Emma Myers, a blind singer from Lancaster county, leads in the singing. Everyone is invited to attend. The group plans to be away ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringold County
Forest Grove
U B
Emma Myers
Lancas County
Weighing accusations and rumors in a late night row
A fragmentary London Standard item quotes Miss Miami Brown and Mr Pinkley about a serious complaint and a man named Mrastus Pinkley paying wages at the old rate while clothes were out of style. The piece also notes a carriage sleeper who denies snoring claims and a comment to not believe all you hear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pady Sengers
London Standard
Four Good Habits In Punctuation And Precision
Fragmentary quote stresses four habits including punctuation accuracy steadiness and dispatch. It notes time is wasted without precision, mistakes harm credit and interest, and hints at selling or misusing but remains unclear. The text preserves a historic voice urging careful writing and timely action.
Optical Illusion Tricks by Fakir of India
An English observer recounts a Fakir of India performance of remarkable tricks. A spectator describes examining the performers, witnessing a woman enter a container then emit a glowing form that becomes tangible. The illusion progresses with light and cloudlike figures, culminating in a dramatic act and an apparent encounter with the mystic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Dresti Digitateur
Cloudland
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Akoum
Bert Genung
John Baldovier
Ed Smith
Dakota
W. W. Chew
Creston
Beyed Wy, Wright
Mishur High Place
Sil
C. B. Barrett
Strahan Church
Glaze
Maryville
Salyers
Novall
Tolander Bros
Essex
Smith Douglas
Nina Norall
Red Oak
Mrs. Schwab
Dallas Culver
Little Sioux
John Sandiland
W. N. Tolinger
Wahoo
Geo. Bass
Adramn Hackett
Mary Swadley
John Lang
Moses Rambo
M. G
A. C. Zellhoefer
Dora Eaton
Hamburg
Mrs. Smith
Milford
Mra. A. Wi Culver
Northwestern
Nebra
George E. Timson
Mattie Stipe
George Stipe
Jack Colburn
S .G. Sidener
Box Elder
Iva Richards
D. ‘Wood
Hillsdale
Pierce
Happy Home
Mason’ City Milling Co
Mason City
Brand
C.e
Laur Momborgo Pge
Floral Hall
C. M. Pierce
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