Presbyterian Ladies Host Home Cooking Sale and Bazaar
Emerson and Red Oak notes report the Presbyterian ladies planning a home cooking sale and a bazaar at H. O. Geopfarth grocery on Saturday afternoon December 16. Frances Anderson begins school after a lengthy home confinement from an accident that broke both legs. Myron Shipman travels to Newton to organize a gospel team with Rev. E B Pratt. over 200 men attend. Several local residents visit Red Oak, including Shook and Smith families, and Mrs. McGill travels to Norfolk Neb due to illness in her family. Other locals attend theater in Beardsley, and travel to Kellerton for a family gathering.
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Presbyterian
H. O. Geopfarth
Little Frances Anderson
Frances
Myron Shipman
Newton
E. B. Pratt
Myron
Mills County land deals detailed in continued column
Continued from page one the list records numerous land transfers in Mills County. Entries mention parcels in Oak Glenwood Lyons and Mauville townships, with buyers and partial section references, totaling various acres exchanged and described with lot and tract numbers.
Cardui touted as cure for long standing female trouble
Ipswich claims Mrs. Henry Boyle recovered from decade long womanly illness after taking Cardui. She says she could not cut bread or stand previously, now she works all day. Ad asserts Cardui strengthens appetite and constitution and has helped over a million women in 50 years.
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Ipswich
S. D
Henry Royle
Cardui
Cardus
Overland Dealers Visit Plant and Tour
Delegates from Mills county join the Willys-Overland tour with a throttle opener dinner and a two hour auditorium program. A grand plant tour reveals $68 million in value, 103 acres, 4,486,680 square feet, 17,300 employees, daily output of 600 cars, and vast raw materials use.
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Overland
Ryan
van Brunt Co
Harrigan
Willys-Overland Company
Willys Overland Company
Michigan
New York
Canada
Toledo
Mills County
I. van Gerkum
Hastings
P. B. Hendricks
J. R. Graham
Malvern
V. Rhoads
Joy Mickelwait
Bitson Wyernham
Henry Kehl
Glenwood
Louis Boyle
Frank Boyle
Thl. Martin
A. J. Buckingham
Pacific Junction
Frank Anderson
E. H. Vankirk
Silver City
VanBrant Distributing Agency
Willys-Knight
Knight
First Step to Health Through Natural Cleansing
The passage describes how poor bowel function and a sluggish liver signal health decline. It urges a fresh start for stomach and bowels and encourages the liver to work, presenting Manalin as a non gripping laxative and liver tonic that follows nature’s plan without discomfort or habit formation.
Mailed a Live Fish Stirs Hamburg Post Office
In Hamburg a post office incident arose when a fisherman in Nebraska sent a live fish to his son across the river. The fish survived the journey and moved within the package, prompting a clerk to drop the parcel in alarm. Leaking packages are common, but a moving one was exceptional.
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Hamburg
Nebraska
State university seeks new ground for Iowa City campus
The State University of Iowa at Iowa City plans to expand its campus by purchasing fourteen city blocks and 160 acres across the river, a recommendation by Olmsted Brothers landscape architects. Since 1905 the university has bought parcels for its needs, including one entire block and parts of six other blocks already acquired.
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The
State University
Iowa City
Olmsted Brothers
University
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Emerson
Red Oak
Wm. Dunlap
Lulu
Lila
Alice, S. C
Harry Dunlap
Mark Shannon
Clarence Shannon
Bert Blakesly
Clara McDowell
Mae O’donnell
Pes Moines
Mualverti
Hunt
Jasper N. McReynolds
Oak Township
Stille
Mauville
Hanah H.W
Chesney
Cheyney Teres
Glenwooth
Andrew J. Meter
Alfrett
Glenwind
Darkson
Genswend
Sertion
Glenwend
Huttaker
Tub
EL A. Stevens
Huttike Tub Bk
Wid Park
Lyons
D. G. Jamison
Lopneil
Peruna Co
Columbus
Aber
Martman’s Bakery
REX Theater
Des Moines
D.w.griffith
of Civili
Zation
Wan
Direction Elliott and
Sherman
Henry
Chapman
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