Ogden visits county as winds past and bridges flow
C M Ogden of Nebraska visited old friends in town. The county board heard reports on bridges, railroad crossings, and the wind storm damage. Decoration Day events were postponed due to weather and local officials announced plans for maintenance and a new steel reservoir rebuilding contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.M. Ogden
Nebraska
Cook
Board of Supervisors
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Miss Genung
Illinois
Wthel
Georgia Genung
S. B. Barnes
Butte
Neb
B. Brown
My. Damon
Omaha
J. R. Robinson
I. L. Carson
Emerson
E.G
Potter
Major Butler
26Th Reg. Int
Co. C
Young van Horn
Glenwood Opinion
Fontanelle
Observer
Brevier Brown
James Bone
Council Bluffs
Bone
Andersons Township
Pacific Coast
E. Staxbuck
Will Pitzer
Nebraska City
Silver City
Harrison
Court House
Local Otterville Reader Praises Foley’s Honey and Tar
Daniel Bunte of Otterville Iowa writes about years of asthma and fruitless cures from New York physicians. He reports immediate relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar and vows to keep it at home. S Royce endorses the testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bunte
Otterville
Iowa
New York
Foley
S. Royce
Strahan Roundup and Visitors Report Weather and Ills
Rain continued in Strahan as residents note visits and health changes. Anna Gidley returned home early in the week while Wim Summers of Randolph and John Burks made Strahan calls. Editor Rice of the Iowan joined 4H at Salyers noting rheumatism relief. Dick Barrett injured his foot on a rusty nail. Howard Kayton from Kingsley visited relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gidley
Wim Summers
Randolph
John Burks
Editor Rice
The
Iowan
Salyers
Dick Barrett
Howard Kayton
W. D. Kayton
Kingsley
Local Notes From Emerson and Surrounding Towns
Miss Jennie Criswell returns from Malvern as Rhebs and Whalen stay home due to rain. Newt Thiel brings his parents to Strahan from Newman Grove Neb. G Q M Salyers family stranded by high water. Ellen Wing ends a nine month term at Sunbeam and plans another term at higher pay. Farmers report washed out corn. Emerson faces the worst farming conditions in 32 years. Measles epidemic subsides. newborn at Simpson home. Local deaths, weddings, and harvest work noted with school, church, and railway updates across Emerson, Malvern, Glenwood, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Criswell
Malvern
Rhebs
Whalen
Emergon
Phil Allen
Strahan
Newt Thiel
Newman Grove
Neb
Geo Thiel
M. Salyers
Ellen J. Wing
Sunbeam
Grace Nims
Weldon
Villisca
L. F. McFadon
Waterloo
Grand Lodge of Masons
E. Seeley
Malvern Villa
Alex Simpson
Emerson
Edgar
Hallet
Priest
Hastings
John Dunlap
Milton Honeyman
S. K
Iritz
William Schick
Justice Eaton
O. B. Patrick
Will Snodgrass
Weekend rain spoils Creston game for Panderson team
Across town, five scheduled games have been cut to one as drizzle and wet grounds delay the local club. The season’s slate has seen just one victory from five attempts while street and drainage projects unfold amid community notes on thefts, boat building, and flood conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Careful Testing Ensures Quality Stock of Goods
By careful testing and close examination of the goods, we ascertain if they meet our standard of quality before placing them in stock. Only undoubted purity and efficiency are put on sale. We sell at moderate prices and spare no effort to secure goods of the highest class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Local Notables Visit and May Railway Shipments
Chas Greip visits from Chicago while Mrs. Fred Lewis of Malvers sees her mother Mrs M H Harbor. Rollings Coppouk returns from Willison and departs for Chariton to take a night clerk post at the O B Q hotel. May shipments show 42 cattle cars, 6 to Omaha firms, 36 to Chicago, 16 hog cars with 12 to Omaha and 4 to Chicago, wheat as the sole grain. Heavy rail loads and high water reduce shipments. kidney trouble noted with Foley's Kidney Cure reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Greip
Chicago
Fred Lewis
Malvers
M. EH. Harbor
Rollings Coppouk
Willison
Chariton
Shipmonia
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Our County
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
H. W. Burkett
Congressman Burkett
Far
Clara Hale
A. M. Hodges
Fort Madison
Glenwood High School
Opera House
Dan Bradley
Iowa College
Vestal
Deer Creek
Center Township
Millard Hotel
13Th and
Douglas Sts
Rome Miller
Ira Hutchings
Art Burns
Turk Genung
Hillsdale
Horace Birdsall
Mabel Martin
James Wearin
Dr. Whitnall
Milwaukee
Minnie Rhoads
John Ahearn
Mrs. Shoemaker
Clarinda
W.M
Owens
A. J. Smith
Harle Swisher
Mrs. Walker
Business
Clarence Burns
Guy McCarty
Harry Lyons
Albert Crawford
WF. Crawford
Albert
L. B. Rockafellow
Webber
Clyde Rhoads
J. P. Martin
A. B. ‘Tipple
Chapin
Mr. Rhoads
Milla County
C. S. Boyce Druppist
D. Taylor
Nina
Frank Norall
Mrs. Swabb
Emma Carson
Des Moines
BE. L
Carson
Glenwood
Roy Hicks
Fred Smith
Corning
O. BR
Patrick
Clyde Genung
S. J. Newson
Decatar
Ann
Royce Druggist
Walldale
Roy Way
Mable Knapp
Fannie
Mable Potts
Bailey
F. T. Noel
Zoa Cooper
Holyoke
J. 4. Rice
Florence Hale
Frank Anderson
Myrtle Anderson
St. Frances Academy
Chas. Hargitt
Sholes
Ada Hargitt
George Harrison
Lincoln
Nellie Dabry
E. H. van Kirk
George Rew
Guy Pittit
I'red Moore
Lloyd Wasson
George Harrison, Jr
Guy Hanks
G. H. Stone
Carey & Fleming
Othel Joseph
Mable Hanger
Wayne Nebraska
Henry Burkett
Elmer Burkett
Mgr
Elmer B
Silver City Idea
May Welsh
Anton Sepuk
D. C. Rook
Jas. R. Moore
Earnest Morris
Kim Ealy
John Elwood
Sherman’ Johnson
J. Cooke
C. A. Molin
M. W. Porterfield
P. C
T. F. Plumb
P.M
Panderson
Duke
Prospect Hill
Coppock Hill
Joel Woods
Main Street
Sol
Priest, Boggess & Duke
Henderson Belle
Anthon Suhr
A. J. Huntsman
Josh Woods
T. A. Hougus
Blair
Nebr
Evory Point
Missouri
Plattsmouth
Pacific Junction
Eddie Gordon
Red River
Valley Lands
Couneil Bluffs
W. H. Mitchener
Emerson, Town
Minnesota
Main St
Crookston
New England Watch Co
Ractorus
Waterbury, Cons
San Francisco
Royce
East Side
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