Emerson Fourth Of July Celebration Planned In Southwest Iowa
Emerson Iowa announces a large Fourth of July program with Henderson, Red Oak, Malvern and Emerson baseball games, a Spellbring Concert Band, contests, speeches by John Y. Stone and Mayor Willis Patrick, and a broncho busting feature. Community notices describe local arrivals, deaths, and church events surrounding the holiday.
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Emerson
Iowa
Spellering
Henderson
Red Oak
Malvern
John Y. Stone
South
Ball Park
Mills County
Montgomery County
Matt. Youngaptain
W. F. Buelcer
Willis Patrick
Glenwood
Pacific Junction social notes and local visits
The News Of Pacific Junction reports visits by Mrs. Miller and children from Douglas Arizona leaving for home, relatives in Omaha visiting, births at Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs, trips to Lincoln to see soldiers, shopping trips to Omaha, and numerous local social events. A dance at the K of P hall honors Jene Davis, border leave for Co I Glenwood, and Anderson Bros entertain guests with ice cream, with a large crowd attending and a quarantine affecting a local family.
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Pearle Lang
Emerson
Minnie Rhoades
John Sandiland
Hastings
Will Birdsall
James
Irving Fisher
Omaha
Roscoe Parker
Haines
J. M. Carson
Des ‘Moines
Town Hall
Lee Nagle
Red ‘Oak
Champion Hill Church
Thurs
Des Moines
Sam Scanlan
Randall Brown
Frank Hadden
Salina
Kansas
James Durbin
Hadden
Elizabeth Merwin
Durbin
Charles Greenwood
Oscar Davis
The
Baptist Church
Alma McDowell
Shenanstoad
Miller
Douglas
Arizona
Ed Mendenhall
J. B. Gammon
Cook
Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Roy Adams
Bates
DeWolfe
Lincoln
Carma Nelson
Minneapolis
Harry Snyder
Marjorie
Creston
Theo Anderson
Carrie Sherwood
Blanche Marrin
Raymond Rhoads
Katherine
Glenwood
Fred Kelley
Charley Davis
Wisconsin
Herbert Purcell
Clifford Matthews
Gretchen
Woodbine
Lon Purcell
Sam Allis
Lawrence
Lawrence Are Visiting With Mrs. Allis's Mother Mrs. Saar. Miss Hazel Dickerson
Horton Beam
Riverton
Robert Bogle
Canada
Sherr Bacus
Avoca
Carl Adams
Adams
Bert Boquet
Schneckenberger
Metz
Vincent Sullivan
Dean Purcell
Lester Hazel
Sidney
Nebraska
Geo. Adams
K. of P. Hall
Jene Davis
Rockport
James Shuffler
Will Crook
Co. I
Will
Go. I
Strahan The Wabash Opens New Freight Depot
Strahan The Wabash builds a new freight depot with a box car storage box west of the depot. J P B Achenbach visited Shenandoah Tuesday. Adam Gipe delivered a car of cot ton to Salyers Kayton at Clark Monday. W S Bradley delivered corn to the Farmers Elevator Tuesday. Strahan beat Farmer City 3 to 2 in a home hall game, a tied ninth inning and a late winning score. Carpenters finish Chas Gipe’s new residence and install electric lights working well.
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Wabash
Carpenter Gang
J. PB. Achenbach
Shenandoah
Adam Gipe
Cott
Salyers & Kayton
Clark
Farmers Elevator
W. S. Bradley
Hall
Strahan
Farmer City
Chas. Gipe
Gipe
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