Hastings Auto Mishaps and Holiday Gatherings
A week of Hastings auto mishaps includes Charley Hall’s Studebaker colliding with a hears e on Blue Grass road and William Lawshe’s car overturning near Main street. Banks Boney’s Ford unexpectedly flipped on level ground, while a Christmas gathering near Hastings celebrated with families from Schurr and Kelley households.
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Hastings
Charley Hall
Studebaker
Mansfield
McKown Auto
Botua Bridge
Blue Grass Road
CB & Q
William Lawshe
Banks Boney
Banks
Ford
Emerson and Neighbor Announce Nuptials in Beaver City
Announcement reports Ruth G Davis and Kenneth Shaw of Emerson wed on December 28 at the bride's parents home in Beaver City Neb. They plan to live on a farm near Emerson. Well known locally, the couple will receive congratulations from friends. The column then lists various local social notes and visits from Emerson and surrounding towns including Hastings, Malvern, Red Oak, Glenwood, Omaha, York, and Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Priest
Maxine Reynolds
H P Rea
Rey
Smith
Nelda
Omaha
O R Hyde
Massena
B F Harett
Lamont
Hayden Clark
E B Wallahan
Ladies' Aid
Hazel Merryman
Our High School
Marshalltown
Edith Smith
C T Smith
CL Brill
Emerson
Ed Wwathaway
W P Crow
Grace McDonough
Sheridan
Wyo
Ward Miller
Ruth
Avis
Villisca
L Shoemaker
John Johnson
Otis
Colo
Shoemaker
Arthur Merrill
Jack
Pleasantdale
Neb
Bruce Abel
Lillian Severns
Bridgewater
Evangeline Cheney
Glenwood
Maude Taylor
Red Oak
Sleepy Head
Iva Patterson
Goldie Salmons
Council Bluf S
W A Fisher
Strahan
Randolph Salmons
Oliver Patrick
Atlantic
Arthur Patrick
Leslie Patrick
Sybil Tubbs
Roy McLain
Harold White
Cedar Falls
Faith Dunn
Lincoln
Ruby Cole
Des Moines
Horace Greenwood
Ames
Baptist
Methodist
Emerson Legion
Wales
Frances Zimmerman
Mabel Flintt
Sidney
Nell Gibbs
Allerton
Blanche Thomas
Mt Plessant
Herman Traschel
Beaver City
Ruth G .Davis
Kenneth Shaw
George Gilmore
Hastings
Rey J . Wilkins
Malvern
E Lakin
Rochester
Minn
Err’ Comer
Frank Oglevie
Mrl Evans
John
J L Evans
Alarion Jack
Donald
Edie Sill
R Edie
J FE Burton
James Punek
Wallace
Yhoebe Birdsall Andy
York
Myraut
Fioorh
Clinerter
Kansas City
Ialo
J W McMullen
Myron Shipman
Olvin Thorson
Garnett
Kan
Thorson
Sadie Snodgrass
Carroll
Sage and Sulphur Compound hair darkening myth
Grandmother used Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore natural hair color. A druggist touts easy application with a damp comb and says gray hair disappears by morning after one or two uses. The ad notes no disease cure intent.
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Wyeth
Red Pepper Rub Eases Rheumatic Pain Effectively
A vintage remedy claim presents Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a quick heat treatment for stiff joints and rheumatic pain. The ad asserts rapid warming within minutes and urges readers to buy only the genuine Bowles product from druggists, highlighting the Rowles name on each package.
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Rowles
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George Schurr Jr
George Schurr
Mfr
Charles Kelley
Herman. Clinton
Merritt Schnurr
Charles Wambsch
Lephe McFarland
Katherine Schurr
Omebs
Marie McFarland
Winstrape
Macedonia High School
Christy
Fred Priest
C M Jones
Harry Clark
Mary Jones
McDonough
Roy Greenwalt
Doratty
Doris Gaylord
L L Greenwalt
Mary Myers
WP Rea
Myers
Wayne
True Blue
Arlene Boylan
S B Iutchings
Glenpwood
Jim Sawyers
Balfour
Hof Haroff
RG Priest
F H Priest
G H Baxter
Cart T Baxter
Howard Baxter
Council Bhilfs
Newt Heaton
Randolph
C L Shoemaker
Mother Johnson
St Joe
Arthur Johnson
Rea Shepard
Cedar Rapids
Bea
Ents
Rev
Mya WC McClelland
Ruth ‘Taylor
Chicago
John Taylor
Rosene Greenwood
Faribault
TN Cheney
Aurora
Elijah Archer
Jonesboro
Tenn
Albert McClelland
Corning
W C McClelland
Harold Stout
Bloomfield
Harry Whipple
Farmers Co-operative Co
Mr Whipple
California
Walter Fisher Or
Wilbur Adams
D Lang
Bert Smith
Guy Fiarold
Oscar Hertz
Ray Field
Bob Good
Susie Grayson
Tra
Hastings Auto CO
Shaw-Davis
Wayne McPherson
Roland Harold
Aliss Lois Tipton
Pic Sabana
Nin
Cee Lady
Northwestern
Bef Tees
Lephone Company
New Year’s Party
Harvey Rimes
POST
Glenwood Armory
Sammy
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