William Weaver Comments on Loom and Bargain Prices in Chicago Millinery Store
William Weaver weighs in on pricing at CHICAGO MILLINERY STORE amid discussions of hay and rickering costs. Malvern Mills offers a deal with every sack of goods, signaling trimmed hats for ladies and boys.
Home Happenings and Local News Summary
Harry Summers improves at home, Mrs Emma Pysing ill, Dr Corbin back in practice. Grace Harlan m ar ried to Rey L. M. Starr in Henderson. Uncle Billy Robinson hurt by horse. John Antrim dies near Randolph. funeral tomorrow. Restaurant and Lunch Room opens two doors west of LEADER. Oklahoma article by Elmer Stone. J L Talbott sells 154 harvesting machines. Golden Hill District building bids. hail damaged fruit. Glenwood militia shoot results high. Marriage licenses issued to local couples. Illinois Life Insurance transfers 754 acres to Charles S Ross for 35000. J M Salyers retires from correspondence. Will Wood and wife visiting Mills County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Harlan
Henderson
Rey L. M. Starr
the Christians Church
Walker
Billy Robinson
John Antrim
Randolph
Leader
J. L. Buckingham
Harry Tubbs
Glenwood
Cedar Rapids
Chas, Chipps
Red Oak
Roxy Ann Phillips
Silver City
R. M. McKenzie
Pottawattamie County
Mae E. Bartel
Strahan
Salyers
Luader
Social Notes From Glenwood Omaha Visits and Travels
A compilation of brief personal notes shows J T Ward conducting business in Glenwood on Wednesday, Matt Higgins visiting Omaha last week, and G C Boston with wife in Omaha last Thursday. Several locals travel for family visits, illness, and health trips, including Prof W E Kline and family to Hamburg, and Mrs Hendricks and Perry to Manitou Colorado for health reasons.
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J.T. Ward
Glenwood
Matt. Higgins
Omaha
G. C. Boston
Freddie Duil
Jesale
Grace Cheney
Emerson
D. E. Whitfield
Prof
W. E. Kline
Council
Brown
Pacific City
Sid Turton
Nebraska
Surprise
J. H. Howe
Shenandoah
Viola Miller
Don Love
Lincoln
Neb
James Churchill
I. F. Hendricks
Perry
Manitou
Colo
W. H. Crose
Helen
Mr. Crose
Randolph and
Sidney
W. H
Geo. Dearing
Malvern Mills Promotes Sack Game For Ladies Gold Prize
A Malvern Mills promotion offers a chance with every sack of Great Chief Plour to win a Ladies Gold prize. The notice, signed by the mill president, highlights a simple consumer incentive aimed at boosting sales and customer engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Mills
Flour and Loans and County Advertisements
Public notices and advertisements offering private money loans, land and cattle sales, furthers services ranging from engraving to feed grinding. Also notes on railroad excursion fares for Pan-American Exposition tickets and special trips to Utah and Colorado destinations. Includes names such as C B Christy and W G Wheat and business mentions across Malvern and Silver Creek Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
W. G
Utah
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Oklahoma land rush promises vast farming potential and growth
The article extols Oklahoma reservations ledge openings within sixty days. It highlights superior wheat country prospects vs Arkansas and prairie lands, compares soils red and black, notes rapid regional growth, and recalls past openings like the Cherokee Strip and Ft. Sill lands. It mentions settlers, cattlemen, and early mining findings along with expectations of intense settlement push.
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Oklahoma
Commanche
Kiowa
Ft. Sill
Indian Territory
South
Arkansas
Dakotas
Iowa
Texas
Towa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri River
Wichita Mountains
Misgowri
New land openings aim to curb land speculators
The government plans to distribute land by lot to genuine homesteaders, not adventurers who jump claims. Officials say this will prevent crime and disorder from previous openings, ensuring settlers gain secure homesteads and improve their plots.
Commencement Week at Tabor 1901 Highlights
Commencement at Tabor 1901 saw concerts recitals and services across the week. President R C Hughes led the baccalaureate and the class of ten prepared for college. Thos Askin Rev E S Hill and Benjamins Andrews addressed students and alumni as organ and piano performances impressed. The Alumni Reunion and graduation on Wednesday closed the eventful week. Rector is a Remedy With a Record. Its record is 98 per cent of permanent cures. If you have the piles try it. It's free if it fails to cure you. Samples free. W. D. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Mr. W. Ee
Wraswell Oeadengilic
Gaston Co
North Carolina
Pierce
Common Sense
Ogly
Leree
Budalo
Tabor
Conservatory
Williams
Chronicite
Pres
R. C. Hughes
Pres. Hughes
Flint
Creston
Academy
Adams Hall
Ladies Glee Club
Thos Askin
E. S. Hill
Ladies Quartette
Congregational Church
Benjamins Andrews
Rector
W. D. Wilson
Dr Caldivall’s Syrup Pepsin Tops Local Drugstore Sales
B B Mouser, druggist at Chatopy Ikang says his store has the best sale of Dr Caldivall's Syrup Pepsin, a claim echoed by 5 T Brothers. The product is said to cure constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Mouser
Chatopy, Ikang
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