1624 Seed Corn Adverts and Local Notices
Seed corn prices 2.50 and 3.50 per bushel sold at Patsy Kilmartin's Seed House. Local items include hospital cataract operation for Mrs. Allen Smith, visitors from Omaha and Shenandoah, political candidacy notes for L. Robinson and Roy Haney, rent and vacuum cleaner ads, and various household goods and services in St. Charles area.
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St. Charles
Patsy Rilmartin
Allen Smith
Methodist Hospital
Callins
Edward Knight
Eddie
Sidney
Collins
Felrick
Callie Ol Co
Batt
BE. Remp
Omaha
A. R. Hertick
Collins Ol Co
Emerson
Bualnese
Albert Bellwood
Duke Mitchell
Omnahea
B. F. Bellwood
St. Charley White
Patsy Kilmartin
Adj
J. R. Scott
East
Walter
Pittsburg
Penn
Allan Ghantry
Annapolis
Emma Young
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Dallas Criswell
Shenandoah
R. W. Criswell
J. R. McClymond
Ned
Fred Hotlembeck
Dacehters
Raines
Bhendi
Doah
Ralph Graybill
Mttle
Lincoln Antéed
H. C. Raines
W. G. Stark
Denver
W. Heaton
Randolph
A. H. Baxter
Council Bluffs
Hilison Magda Tampe
Waddy
Roy Haney
Edison Mazda Lampe
Otis D. Lewis
Leadey Leader Announces Semiannual May Sale at Department Store
The Leader Department Store promotes a big semiannual May sale planned by Mr. Lewis with expectations of the store's largest days. The ad promises unusually good values and invites the public to visit, noting the store was closed yesterday to prepare and mark down prices.
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Lewis
Tergeadt
Graduation and social notes from Malvern and area
Community news covers graduation gifts at Mrs C C Nichole and a Missouri trip for Harry Manafield to visit Alma Mater. Mrs W H Gibbs and Miss E Hall visit Stephens College in Columbia. Mrs George Davis sick with pneumonia and a newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs Paul Wolfe. Local visits from Emerson and Glenwood. Rain boosts crops. looks to be a bumper corn crop.
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C. C. Nickels
Abner Clark
Jean
Epee
L. Clark
Missouri Valley
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Omaha
G. C. Nichols
W. W. Stephenson
Peru
Nickola Ady
Council Blutts
J. G. Markel
Bernice
Ethel Bernhardi
Dorothy Catlin
Mr. Carder
Bernice Bernhardi
Markel
Hawaa
T. D. Gibson
Council Bluffs
C. C. Nichole
Harry Manafield
Mansfield Furniture
Minaout
Rockport
Columbia
The
Missouri University
W. Mhiett
Carl Hertz Jr
W. H. Gibbs
Eilab Hall
Wabash
Malvern
Louise Hiett
Edith Mulholland
Edith Hall
Stephens College
George Davis
Paul Wolfe
John
Emerson
W. E. Kerns
Thia
Imel
W. E. Kerna
Barber
Pepee
Iowa
Nebraska
Geo. E. Mastera
Glenwood
Iowa State Savings Bank
Ancient rites and cattle branding in early civilizations
Ancient peoples worshiped sacred bulls, rams, and goats in ritual atara ceremonies. Cowboys entered Egypt around five millennia ago, and evidence shows cattle branding practices existed in early civilizations.
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Atara
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R. W. Crawall
Ontario
Clarkson Hospital
Carter
Nickola
Perry Hendricks
Mattie Gibson
Ford
Bopainane Sywcamer
Merring Motor Company, Diskbhoten
Bes Moines
Rocky Mountain’ Transmissions
Rocky Mountain
Salyers Auto Co
Melvern
Towa
Leader Department Store
Priest
Empress Theater
Quality Pictures
Bud Jones
Green Archer
Sandy