Public saln and local notices in county correspondence
Rufus Bevier plans a public sale on Wednesday in Melbourne. Lona Hettinger returns to his building to meet the public. W I Morley leases the brick hotel and will open soon. Mrs Himes Kry’s son improves from pneumonia. Various local business, church, and social items follow, including deaths, meetings, and a marriage notice for Claude F.N. and Mary Schoening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Bevier
Lona Hettinger
Claude FN Ft
Bachlordom
Mary Schoening
Oak’ Towtshin
Hillsdale Notes and Local Doings At Hillsdale
Hillsdale residents report illness updates with Mrs A Hume and Mrs James Hobson. Miss Josie Hume improves. Skating on the creek warms community chatter while ice is being cut by H W Seeger. Local travel includes T P Way in Glenwood and C J Dalton in Illinois. Clifford Lewis visits Tabor and Miss Myrtle Herren from Missouri visits Mrs Beach. Township board met to transact business and Oddfellows lodge installed officers. A spelling contest looms between Hillsdale Grammar and the little brick school. Public school fifth month averages show high scores for Arthur Thomas, Lana Clarkson, Clifford Kelly, and Josie Mundowney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Crossling
Weat Liberty
Misa Myrtle Herren
Missouri
Beach
O.N. Hardy
Tabor
Josie Hume
van ‘Thurber
Emma Darquiet
Gert Ashy
Les Cole
Taller
Lodge
Hillsdale
Grammar Department
Hillsdale School
Little Brick
Arthur ‘Thomas
Kidney Trouble Relief Promised by Patent Medicine
Mr Merdred Miller of Teving LL reports severe kidney and back pains with bladder issues. After a year of ill effect he used Sheuteie Mitturs and found relief. Rheetric Hitters claimed to aid kidney and liver troubles. One trial promised as proof. 50 cents for a bottle at Edwards' drug store Gute Youkey Russell's for groceries and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merdred Miller
Teving
Edwards’ Drug Store
West Oak Village Health Notes and Local News
West Oak reports multiple illnesses with Warrick, King, and Goyer family members on the sick list. Mrs Gove and daughter visited Mrs King. local timber business and sawmill planning noted. many residents attend church, school events, and social gatherings. A camping Indians episode unsettled residents, and typhoid fever affects Elsa King and Nona Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie King
George Goyer
John Goyer
Gove
King
Biebel
Mineola
Weat Oak
Marshall York
West Oak
Ella Hall
May McKeen
Goon
Local notes from Republic and nearby towns in brief
Scott and Co and Flour headlines amuse with community chatter. Reports from Malvern Glenwood Galea burg and Madison Nebraska include arrivals, visits, cattle shipments to Chicago, rabbit hunting, a Teap year party and a quiet wedding of Alp Ralph Barnett and Nora McBarland. One Minute Cough Cure praised by Wim Skillicorn & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kneeland
Malvern
Waa
Dick Hacrett
Elmer Carter
Macedonia
South Grove
George Klosson
Madison
Nebr
Charlie Salyers
Hambseh
Chicago
Galea ‘Burg
Tls
Emery ‘Thiel
Newman's Grove
Newt
Joseph Wortiniu
Ralph Barnett
Nora McBarland
Squire Parcel
Mar Chis. Jones
Barnett
JW. Pierse
Republic
Wim. Skillicorn & Co
Hastings News Roundup and Local Notices
Hastings community notes report social events, illnesses, visitors, and daily work. Mentions include a Phantom social, Emerson visits, improving Jim Goodwin, sick list updates, cribs for corn, new homes, and school attendance. Also references church events, quarantine releases, and local business chatter.
Fragmentary musings on readers and diverse topics
A compact fragment notes readers vary in interest from science to philosophy and other subjects. The text suggests some individuals react with disgust or frustration, throwing down their papers in response to unfamiliar or unsettling ideas.
Matrimony, Telephones, and a Friday Egypt Scholars Event
The item notes Miss Agnes Duns and Ollie Long near matrimony, Frank Novinger finishing a telephone line after long effort, and a grand Egypt scholars entertainment last Friday. It mentions a severe accident to Mr. Johnson with its house and license in flames, plus a quirky remark about onion distribution for widows and orphans, and local talk of sending news to Frank Novinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL W. Barker
Silver City
Baptist Shurch
Miss Morford
Uuneh
Adolph Boehn
Keg Creek
Townehp
Ant
Agnes Duns
Don
Ollie Long
Frank Novinger
Egypt
Misa Ella Hume
Johnson
Cash business pride and plans for future pricing
After a year in cash sales the firm reports rising trade and customer satisfaction. They note benefits of avoiding credit losses and promise fair treatment for all, vowing to offer prices competitive with any other seller in the coming season.
To Glean Up Stock Shoes For Sale At Odd Prices
Inventory sale offers about 200 pairs of shoes in assorted odd lines and sizes. Prices include $2.50 $2.25 and $2.00 for regular stocks, with remaining items listed as odds at $1.75 and under. Includes children and babies footwear at 50 25 per pair.
Overshoes sale notes amid brand quality concerns
Two dozen men's first grade overshoes sold at 1.25 each from brands including Wales Goodyear Woonsocket Candee Colchester and others. The memo warns against trusting lower quality second brands such as New Jerseys Rhode Island Bay State Connecticut and Goodyear mislabeling Wales Goodyear as equal quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Goodyear
Woonsockets
Candee
Colchester
Remembr
New Jerseys
Rhode Island
Bay State
Connecticut
Special Linens and Clay Worsted Suit Value Claim
An ad promotes linens and fowling items with a $9.00 Clay Worsted Suit claim. It asserts the suit matches prices rivals charge between $12.00 and $15.00, cautioning customers against cheaper, lower quality imitations.
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M. E. Church
Sie
Hooker
Silver City Fire Co
M. M. Pysing
Jink Hargett
A. P. Reeve
Charly Joseph
Henry Dresler
Mary Snar
G. C. Boston
Glenwood
Foulks
O. G. Hardy
Grandma Rickibaugh
D.m. Barbour
Shenandoah
M.G. Harover
Henderson
AL 'Pipten
L. G. Linville
Hh. Crawmer
Conner Mats
Wabash
HL. L
Barta Wood
Fias
Tipton
Woods
Elendergon
Wis
Visivle Bera
White Cloud Township
Norton
Hoda Criwtwern
Weer Coache
Col
L&d
Bea Eae
Conde Das Beuther Po
Guele
AL Lipton
Ubis Wel
Tombers
Voocots
Kyeths
Patscie
Andiddaery
Churchull
Cottrelb
Daou
Paesdhy
Geos
Wilsop
Gidley
George
Baptist Church
Jacobs
A. W. Seeger
Measrs
Scott
Kronsbein
Kearns
Parsons
Brothers
Follett
Strahan
Mulholland
Aistrop
Cally
Billy
L, G
Linville
Mra. A. Hume
Mra. G. Beach
James Hobson
H. W. Seeger
T. P. Way
Harry Pitman
Plattsmouth
George Platt Wie
C. J. Dalton
Illinois
Clifford Lewis
Greaee Anderson
Va Clarkson
N. Hume
John Shepard
Pacific Junction
Messrs
Charley
Richard Shepard
Joe Haney
Bell Haines
Sheldon
Bell
Mr. Hardy
LO. O. BF. Lodge
Templar
J. E. Briggs
Alma Coats
Arthur Thomas
Seey
Midgar Noel
Treas
J. M. Kelley
PF. J. Stroud
Shepard
Neal Beach
Sentinel
James Sawyer
Gute
Youkey & Russell's
Ygrugeries
Mr. Warrick
Jennie
Charlie Primeris
Anna Brower
Wanbonsie
W. M. Williams
Mr. Pitzer
J. M. Judkins
Lagrippe
Friends Church
T. M.taylor
John Johnson
Batchelor Row
Nona
Nellis Jackson
TM. Saylor
A. Rings
Apelling School
Gowens
Elsa Kng
Kings
Scott & Co
Bertha Babbitt
Pottawattamie County
Chas. Shay
O. B. Shay
Mr. Shaffer
J.D. Robbins
W.8. Williamson
W. We. DeHart
Emerson
Frank Shinn
Garnon
Ariest
I. Genang
Chas. Kelley
Wyoming
E. A. Russell
B.C. Robbins
John Applegate
Haysville
Lowa
Hastings
McCluskey
Robert Swaney
Chas. McDowall
Nate ‘Towtwend
KD. Richardson
Allianee
Roy Way
W. A. Rouse
Lilia Townsend
Dacille Junction
Moa Dowell
Tom Hammers
Poney Creek
Roup
Dows
Ayer
Ded Cy Ayer & Co
Lowell, Maas
Tse Ayer
Frank Harris
Tom Enlite
Omaha
Io Frank Novinger
Jim 'Taylor
Frank Nevinger
Dr. Bacon
Charley Harris
Arklett
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. H. Zeitlin & Co
Phila
Boehner Mercantile Co
Gost Cash Store
Western Iowa
Bochner Mercantile Co
Iowa
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