Emerson Area Notices and Personal News
Emerson area notes report a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Fred Dickersbach on December 10, a fracture from a cow kick, visits from Mrs CC Oaks and Mrs Harvey Lakin, and a sale by Wm Campbell with good turnout. Local incidents include Mrs John Watt breaking a leg, Glen Shook’s eye injury, and Bert Steiner selling wolf pelts for bounty. A Ladd farm sale near Hawthorne, Modern Woodmen officer elections, and holiday events at the high school are noted along with several visits and relocations.
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Fred Dickersbach
J A Spears
Charles Ballain Jr
CC Oaks
Red Oak
Frank Calif
Brule
Neb
Presbyterian Sunday School
Santa Claus
Harvey Lakin
Baby
Tower
Colo
Ceb Lakin
Wm Campbell
Clarence Burton
Big Horn Basin
Wyo
John Watt
Emerson
Myron Shipman
Fortland
Funing
J M Gibson
Kokomo
Ind
E J Gibson
John
Hdnah Linn
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute
Salt Lake City
Utah
Glen Shook
Bert Steiner
Glenwood
J BR Bateman
Ladd
Hawthorne
Arthur White
Silver City Local Gathers News From Around the Region
Bruce Coburn of Central City Nebraska visited Silver City on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs James Galloway return home after a brief visit in Salisbury Missouri. A son was born December 10 to Mr and Mrs W F E Batten on Mud Creek. Ed Banister visits from Holyoke Colorado to reconnect with relatives. Mrs A P Reave sends clothing to a Des Moines children’s home this week. Rev Peter Jacobs returned from Persia after funeral duties. Mr and Mrs Fred Cook plan to move to Holyoke Colorado. Dr Agan, A P Reeve, and Jim Swarts attended the sale near Henderson. Charles Joseph, now of Seattle, visits his sister Mrs T J Finchem. Miss Mary McCoy recovering after appendectomy at Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs. Baptist Sunday school to present a Christmas program December 24 at 8 pm with a tree. Rev BR Moser of Thurman, formerly Silver City pastor, preached at the Methodist church. Jacobs was at Theova Flam iant. Director to the Silver City Line U.ok was here last.
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Dee
W FE Batten
Mud Creek
Ed Banister
Holyoke
Colo
A P Reave
Des Moines
Peter Jacobs
Persia
Fred Cook
Dr Agan
A.P Reeve
Jim Swarts
Anthon Suhr
Henderson
Charles Joseph
Seattle
Wash
T J Finchem
Mary McCoy
Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
The
Baptist Sunday School
BR BR Moser
Silver City
Thurmac
Methodist
Jacobs
Theova
Flam
U.ok
Local Notes From Malvern Community News
A son arrived at Jesse Bell’s home on December 16 and a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ed Jefferson on December 7. Frank Elder and family moved back to town from Fairfield and reside on QO A Strahan’s east farm. T J Moses sold his south Malvern residence to Frank Norwood with possession March 1. A Christmas Cantata titled A Jack Frost Christmas Shower is planned for Saturday evening, December 25. Archie Cornier won second prize for best half bushel of yellow corn at the Des Moines state show. Mrs Percy Morgan left for Ainsworth Nebraska to join Mr Morgan and plan their future home. Mrs Robert Anderson southwest of town is recovering. Mr Anderson is getting about after a back strain. Mrs Edith Aistrepe moved to town and occupies a residence bought from CHE Califf, a fine Malvern home. Grant Summer’s sale drew a good crowd with hogs selling well, some above $40 and most around $10 average. cattle sold slowly due to roughness and feed shortage. The big Shire mares sold for $3937.50 to Rob Henderson, a colt from one of them brought $205 to John McNay, and mules sold cheaply. The World-Herald auto and piano contest ended. Miss Bessie Smith from Malvern received a large vote but placed seventh district-wide, while a Nebraska girl won the automobile with over five million votes. The piano went to Blanche McMillen of Honey Creek, daughter of James McMillen, formerly of Malvern.
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Jesse Bell
Ed Jefferson
Frank Elder
Fairfield
Strahan
T J Moses
Frank Norwood
Presbyterian Sunday School
Jack Frost
Archie Cornier
Des Moines
Percy Morgan
Ainsworth
Neb
Morgan
Robert Anderson
Anderson
Edith Aistrepe
East Malvern
Che
Rob Henderson
John McNay
World-Herald
Bessie Smith
Miss Smith
Nebraska
Blanche McMillen
Honey Creek
James McMillen
Malvern
Tabor Topics Highlights Visitors and College Delegates
Rev J D McClure and wife visit Tabor. Miss Susan Jewell Herman Redin baugh and Miss Ella Honeyman elected to represent Tabor College at the Student Volunteer convention in Rochester NY. Miss Hermie Howard will attend as Redfield college delegate. W 8H Wyant and Vernon to Omaha for appendicitis surgery. Vernon recovering well. QC Starr visiting Cedar Rapids and Lamont. John Miller and Mrs Miller in Glenwood. B M Skaggs greeting old friends. Susie Clare of Imogene hired at Tabor telephone central. John Tipton at Carson for farm work. Mrs Eunice Wilkins Williams sung The Messiah in Chicago. returning north of Tabor. DeM E Corbin viewed Malvern.
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J D McClure
Albany
Tabor
Susan Jewell
Herman Redinbaugh
Ella Honeyman
Tabor College
Rochester
Hermie Howard
Redfield College
Wyant
Vernon
Omaha
QC Starr
Cedar Rapids
Lamont
John Miller
Glenwood
M Skaggs
Fomer
North Tabor
Tabor & Northern Win
Ron
Susie Clare
Imogene
John Tipton
Carson
Eunice Wilkins Williams
Chicago
E Corbin
Malvern
Henderson News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings and Loss
Jacob Coppock returns from Ohio. Alfred Hettinger clerks in Richard Thomas store. Dan Hurley heads the Times. Fred Greig ships two cattle cars to Chicago. Charles Byers plans a west Henderson farm. Red Oak visitor Harry Graham visits his mother. A baby girl born Friday night at the Owens homestead. W R Cooper returns from Parsons, Kansas. Mrs Ralph McClenahan visiting parents at Lamon. Ice crop work under way. Christmas play planned at Irwin hall. funeral attendance for Glen Adkins noted. Cattle shipments by Swaney and Saar to Chicago. Swaney visits Erie, Pa. Miss Mae Stewart returns from Battle Creek sanitarium. Christian church in Henderson dedicated. debt nearly paid. church cost 3200. Dollie Viola Tucker, born 1887, dies in Omaha hospital at 22 years. Funeral held December 9 at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Coppock
Ohio
Alfred Hettinger
Richard Thomas
Dan Hurley
Times
Fred Greig
Chicago
Charles
Byers
Henderson
Harry Graham
Red Oak
Dave Owens
W.R Cooper
Cook
Parsons, Kan
Ralph McClenahan
Lamon
W Adams
O B Farrington
Methodist Sunday School
Irwin Hall
Glen Adkins
Wm Cain
Ralph Creamer
Hunter
W W Creamer
J H Parker
Charles S Swaney
Martin Saar
Swaney
Erie
Penn
Mae Stewart
Battle Creek
Mich
RS Stewart
T R Stewart
W D Craig
New Christian Church
Denny
Des Moines
Dollie Viola ‘Tucker
Omaha
Nebraska
Christian Church
Jane Lininger
Ella Halshizer
Alex Cain
The
Profit to Women: Illuminating Works for English Homes
Mrs Hamer-Jackson of London advocates illuminated art as a profitable home business for women. She, a leading English illuminator, earns a large income from decorating public addresses books and cards with floral scrolls and gold and silver touches in Anglo-Saxon and Gothic styles. She plans a school to teach young women the craft and notes abundant private commissions.
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England
The Golf Player and the Angry Mob
A chaotic scene unfolds as a dense crowd hurls invective on a baseball umpire amid game loss. Allegations of theft and notoriety are spoken, while an onlooker wonders about the accused man’s identity before bricks fly and tempers flare.
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Artis
Atranger
Intellectual Evolution and Visitor Waldonia Read Chambers Story
A fragmentary note references Robert W. Chambers and his tale The Boston Child. The text appears interrupted, mixing character names and a garbled line about addressing Mrs. Wayom. The source lacks coherent narrative and clear publishable details.
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Waldonia
Robert W. Chambers
Boston
Mrs. Wayom
Robert Cha
Christmas at Sea How Sailors Celebrate at Sea
Admiral Evans recalls Christmas at sea during Civil War days and 1865 Fort Fisher action. He recalls gifts shipped ahead, ship masthead greenery, constant humor amid danger, and advances in Christmas cheer aboard 16 ships in a 42,000 mile voyage. The meals and customs aboard emphasize fellowship, wines, and officer and crew dinners.
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Admiral Evans
Seddoux -Witt
Fort Fisher
Santa Claus
Hampton Roads
Ora
Trinidad
West Indies
Callao
Uncle Sam
Christmas Musings and Civic Banter on a Holy Night
Fragmented musings praise charity and unity at Christmas. The piece recalls Alexander Smith on warmth, poverty, and brotherhood under the Bethlehem star. A humorous dialogue about a new congressman complains he only votes and talks little, with locals ribbing him about political performances.
Hindu Women Seek Equality and Public Role
A 19th century overview notes Hindu women moving toward equality, with widows gaining rights to remarry, and new institutions training widows as nurses, doctors, teachers, and missionaries. It describes women leaving seclusion for education, public life, and efforts to uplift East Indian society through female empowerment and institutions in cities.
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Hindustan
India
Typewriter Fascination Spreads Among European Queens
The article notes Carmen Silva of Romania heavily uses a typewriter for poems and stories, sparking interest after a Japanese empresas discovery of a peculiar machine in a library. It mentions Queen Alexandra, Queen Maude, the czarina, and the queen of Portugal also enjoy typing letters to confidants.
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Empresa
Empresa of
Japan
Alexandra
England
Rexall Kidney Remedy Promoted By Red Cross Drug Co
An advertisement urges kidney health and warns of overlooked kidney disease. It touts Rexall Kidney Remedy as safe and effective with a money back guarantee, claiming relief from chronic kidney ailments when used as directed. The offer lists two bottle sizes, 50 cents and one dollar, and names Red Cross Drug Co. in Glewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Red Cross Drug Co
Gleswood
Tabor Northern Malvern Baptism in Deathbed Vision
On an unclear timetable an obituary note mentions President James Polka0om bin dying and receiving baptism at the hands of a clergyman named Zs Met. The text is garbled but centers on a deathbed baptism claim involving a religious figure.
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James Polka0ombin
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