County News Roundup From Emerson Area
Tenry Guenther of Malvern visits. a new cement car added to the mill. Strickler & Co. report strong timber trade. Various locals including Potter of Glenwood and VanAnsdale of South Omaha appear in town. Emerson Mills see better business with new wheat. band and social plans discussed. Hotel work advances with steam heat and gas plant installation. local figures travel for visits and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenry Guenther
Malvern
Strickler & Co
Chas. Potter
Glenwood
W. J. VanAnsdale
South Omaha
J. Vans Jr
Decorah
Thy
Marion
B.Y. Langdon
Emerson
Omaha
Clark Philips
Geo. Gilmore
Evans Addition
Will Buell
Shrevesport la
Scott
Monette Mo
J. BR. Jones
Buell
J. N
Strahan Notes Mention Rain Weights, Visits, and Repairs
The Strahan column reports heavy rains and muddy corn fields hindering work. Frank Bartlet and Dave Shults visit Omaha and Shenandoah, with more locals visiting Malvern and Rawles township. A Bentley donates 15 dollars for church repairs, while lookouts for road issues surface and a local blacksmith sells out to C Kayton to combine shop and farming ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bartlet
Omaha
Frank Moessner
Asbury
Hanna
Dave Shults
Son Parley
Hartson Miller
Shenandoah
Mr. Self
Malvern
Geo. Craig
Bentley
Strahan
Vestal
J. M. Shugart
Oliver Ogden
Otto Kline
Rawles
Sam Knox
Somie
Bently
Chicago
Leader
Jones
Fred Davis
Junkin
Red Oak
Broadfield
Glenwood Opinion
Republican Club
Coents
C. Kayton
Jim Davis
South Grove
Local visits and monument plans spark town interest
Edstor Rice visited Tuesday while RK M Shipman, a Conneil Bhulls guest, came last Saturday.Rock is being unloaded this week for a new monument base honoring the L W Tubbs family, modeled after Evans work and to be installed by the same company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Andy Snodgrass
Dora Eaton
Muscatine
State Baptist
F. M
E. A. Patrick
Oakland
R. K. Patrick
Carson
Woman’s Club
Hallowe'en
D. B. Reasoner
Oklahoma
Robi. Musselman
Harry Lyon
Clarence Smith
Emerson
Henderson
Edstor Rice
RK. M. Shipman
Conneil Bhulls
L. W. Tubbs
Free Boschee's German Syrup Offer at W. 10 Wilsons
An advertisement promises free samples of Boschee's German Syrup to adults with cold or respiratory troubles who visit W. 10 Wilsons. Each person receives one bottle, not for children without parental orders. The copy touts past immense distribution and physician endorsement, claiming one 7 cent bottle cures or proves value and noting wide dealer availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsons
Boscheo
Boschee
Kersey
Beaver
Melton
Chinchillla
Mortacnac
Bucklen’s Arnica Balm touted as cure for piles
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Balm as the cure for piles claiming it has cured thousands and is the best salve for injuries pains and body eruptions. It guarantees a cure and sells for 25 cents a box through W. D. Wilson druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Bucklen
W. D. Wilson
Local Socials and Travels Reported in Box Elder
Box Elder residents share weekend visits with relatives and neighbors. Luella DeBolt hosted Mae Ayer and welcomed Ollie DeBolt. J H Ayer hosted Carl Wood from City Hotel. Farringtons return from Indiana. Rennie Farrington builds a sheep shed. May Young and Ken return from weeks away. Will DeBolt family receives visitors. sorghum molasses made by Preston Storer and Frank Decker yields about seventy gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella DeBolt
Carl Wood
City Hotel
J. H. Ayer
Mae Ayer
Ollie
H. H. Quimby
Lottie
G. DeBolt
J. A. Farrington
Bessie
Indiana
Mae
Charles Newt Macedonia
Rennie Farrington
Rennie
Tom Young
Ken
May
inNay
Johiison
Rose
Folsom
Will DeBolt
Preston Storer
Frank Decker
Tew Allenaworth
Sunday School Sparse as Rain Dampens Busy Corn Husking
Forest Grove reports very small Sunday School attendance as rainy weather halts corn husking. Lillie Good visits Peaceville relatives, Walter Glynn seeks carpenters at county seat, and a new baby arrives at Mit and Mrs A J Munsing's. Last Friday night Charley Wilson and Frank Grosse were confronted by a would be robber near Bricknell's hill. a masked man stopped Frank's team and demanded money after Charley's horse balked, but the pair escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Good
Peaceville
Walter Glynn
Mae
Mit
A. J. Munsingen
Charley Wilson
Frank Grosse
Frank
Mr. Man
Robbed the Grave by John Olliver of Philadelphia
A Philadelphia narrator named John Olliver recalls a near fatal illness with yellowing skin and weakness. After three physicians gave up, he tried Electric Bitters, noting marked improvement after one bottle and full recovery after three weeks. He claims the tonic robbed another victim of the grave and urges others to try it. W. D. Wilson's drug store sells it for fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Olliver
Philadelphia
W. D. Wilson
Glenwood Notes on Visitors Progress and Local Events
Glenwood and Malvern items report visitors such as J M Strahan and John Hammack with Macedonia ties. Local development includes a Canning company restart, clerical hire, road improvements, and multiple town movements. A rain event cooled dust, a child's burial occurred, and a football game with Council Bluffs failed to form. A teachers meeting was urged by the State Superintendent. excursions to Omaha drew 43 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Strahan
Malvern
Wilbur Warren
Canning Company
Chas. McMillen
Carey & Flemming
D. L. Heinsheimer
J. W. Hinchman
Correctionville
John Hammack
Deer Creek
Macedonia
Wm. Bullington
A. J. Gettler
Andy Russell
Glenwood
J. L. Hood
Creston
Merchants and Bankers Insurance Company
Walter Marshall
John Lloyd
Athol
Kansas
Council Bluffa
State Superintendent of Public Instructions
Southwestern Iowa Teachers Association
Council Bluffs
Preston
M. E
Fiddler
Hillsdale
Omaha
Senator Hanna
Local Notes and Visits From Malvern to Omaha
SILVER CITY WIRE reports numerous short visits and activities across Malvern, Omaha, Glenwood, and Council Bluffs. Names like Amos Smith, Frank Stone, Jah Hepler, Geo Tucker, and Miss Ida Huffaker appear among travel, shopping, and church events, with social calls and illness updates. A new Local Telephone Company arrives, and a fiftieth anniversary celebration for Uncle Bennie and Aunt Phebie Martin is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
C. V. Mears
Omaha
Amos Smith
Malvern
Claren Vevee
Conrail Bhutts
Frank Stone
Heck
Jah Hepler
Frank McCoy
Maing
John VanKirk
Nebraska
Soliday
Mrs. Jones
Glenwood
Mr. Reeves
Mr. Ponurson
Council Bluffs
Edd VanKirk
J. Hydie
Emma Hauffaker
C. P. Hale
Shaw
Roy Landon
Ida Huffaker
Geo. Tucker
Woodbine
Uncle Bennie
Aunt Phebie
Martin
Contention Over Imperialism Sparks Bipartisan Debate
The issue now under renewed dispute draws contention across both major parties with supporters labeling it as imperialism while opponents challenge the sentiment and push for alternative policies. The debate centers on how to handle international influence and domestic impact amid partisan divides.
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Grace Avrill
Grace Ninis
Miss
Miss Ivory
Miss Marie Joss
A.G Graham
Emerson Business
John Sandiland
D. H. Rhodes
Clyde
Gayle Shipman
Institution
C. Billips
B. Brown
Moores Marble Works
Allie N. ‘Tubbs
Des Moines
A. C. “Ellhoefer
The
State Baptist Association
Wen Wing
Mal“Optl
Box Elder
Forest Grove
N.C. Field
West Liberty Church
Rev
Goodrich
J. E. Scott
GEO, Mellor
Geo. Rew
Kansas City
James Pullman
Will Reeve
A. Reeve
George Alexander
Mabel St John
Dakota
Bert. Babbitt
J. M. Ballau
Norm Genung
Gus Dalton
Jim Wearin
Clarence Genung
Merle McKown
Pueblo
Colorado
Congress Wadsworth
Hon. L
Genung
Janes
Indisoy
W. F. Laraway
Laraway
Larryway
Iowa
Paramount Clothing Department
Mills County
Paramount Stock
Jowa'a
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