Pullman Holds a Unique Sale in Silver City
Silver City Mills county notes recall Pullman’s 10 day co operative sale starting June 30. Five percent of purchases go to designated church or lodge, with $15 extra to the top organization. Store reconfiguring, low prices, extra clerks, and bright interior. local builders plan new homes and repairs amid news of hail, cattle movements, and small town activity.
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Silver City
Trank Pullman
Mids County
Pullman
Mineola
Mills County
Pacific Junction local notes and weather update
Uncle Jesse Painter remains in poor health while Mrs Walter Mendenhall is sick. A new ball park will sit near the round house. McNamara succeeds Doc Williams as night yard master. Saturday storm downed several trees. Community members travel to Omaha for visits and games. Local residents return from travels and joins in public railway and social scenes. A lightning strike damaged Uncle Billy Ryan’s chimney. The lumber yard manager Earl Cox hosts a visit from brother Floyd. Des Moines trip for Albert Kroon ends with fall return. May Lang visits Aurora and Holdrege relatives. Sam Allis returns to farm north of town after meat business in Council Bluffs. Homeless cat and dog shelter grows. Diner transfer changes to improve No 7 passengers’ breakfasts. Mrs Chase Davis and Miss Esther Sheerer visit Omaha, join river picnic with locals. Base ball association case discussed. cigars distributed once authorities relaxed.
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Jesse Painter
Walter Mendenhall
Ball Park
Round House
McNamara
Doc Williams
Omaha
No 1
Chase Davis
Esther Sheerer
Anderson Hom
Herd
Glenwood
Hastings social notes and local visits span weekend
Walter Mason hosted a boy friend while Horace Birdsall visited Emerson on Sunday. Chautauqua events draw locals to the regional center while Mary Chapin steps into an obliging mutual central role starting Sunday. KM Byram visits J B Hicks at the pleasant home as Kuntze adds cement walks to hotel fronts. Clive Kelley will graduate from Western Iowa College Friday. Purcells plan a resort vacation with son Gordon next week. Albert Crawford returns from Nebraska to settle a mayor's court case costing 17.50 for drunkenness and cruelty to animals. Cures for colds advertised with Laxative Bromo Quin ine tablets urging quick relief.
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Kuntze
Clive Kelley
Mud Greek
Western Iowa College
Council Bluffs
Gielen Purcell
Gordon
Albert Crawford
Nebraska
Mineola Woman Dies Suddenly
Mineola July 2 A Mineola woman, wife of the hotel landlord, died suddenly night before after health issues since her baby’s birth two months ago. She leaves a large family, with 10 children and her husband surviving. funeral set for Tuesday at Mineola Lutheran Church.
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Mineola
Wm. Subsner
Mineola Hotel
Council Bluffs
Rev
Kurtz
Mineola Lutheran Church
Clubs for trolley men in Brooklyn praise their benefits
A Brooklyn trolley union correspondent details a citywide club system begun in 1908. Clubs exist at multiple stations with reading rooms, gyms, a theater, and a music band. The program supports families, covers sick days, and pays alimony upon death, funded by self-supporting clubs with a $5,000 surplus at headquarters.
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Ronil
Brooklyn
Duncan
Jamaica Avenue
New York
Ming
Dissel
Thirteen Club to Build Coffin Like Glubhouse in Brooklyn
The Thirteen Club plans a two clubhouse project and will erect a coffin shaped building on the Zion Church site in Brooklyn. The structure will feature thirteen coffin shaped windows and doors and display the hoodoo 13 and inscription Moviluri te Baluvinus. The club, famed for courting calamity, aims to mock superstition as it expands.
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Thirteen
New York Telegram
Saavch
Thirteen Club
Old Zion Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Bigtry
Tabor Topics Chronicle Personal Visits And Local News
Miss Myra Mellelland plans study abroad in Berlin. Dick Clark took a dent istry exam in Town City last week. Moyo Bags and family visited John Madden home in North Tabor. Julia Kempton celebrated sixth birthday Saturday afternoon. Albert Thomas visited his parents in Tabor. Tle works at Burlington headquarters in Chicago. Jon Golby named temporary guardian for Myps What Munsinger replacing MW Hurlbutt. Mother Wheaton rests at Maith home after prison evangelist speech. Funeral of Rye Smith held June 24 in Tabor by Rev Peter Jacobs. nearly 60. He was father of twelve, four from first wife, five with last wife.
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Myra Mellelland
Berlin
Dick Clark
Town City
Moyo
Myps What Munsinger
MW Hurlbutt
Wheaton
Congregational Church
Europe
Rye Smith
Tabor
Peter Jacobs
Hillsdale farmer yields fine Gold Mine corn on Kelly farm
Boyd of Hillsdale reports 20 acres of Gold Mine corn on the Kelly farm excellent and waist high. He finished planting by Saturday and plans to thin stray cocklebars for extra care, praising the splendid stand as perhaps the best in the county.
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FM Boyd
Kelly
For Sale Pwo 2d hand buggies and engine
For sale compact listing: two used Pwo 2d hand buggies and a 24 hand gasolous engine offered by L E Geil of Glenwood Iowa.
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Pwo
L. E. Geil, Glenwood, Lows
New Negen Sect Forms in Middletown New York Church
A new religious sect named The Church of God and the Saints of Christ has formed among African Americans in Middletown New York. It is led by elder John III, Alien of Philadelphia, under Willi Serendy of Washington who claims to be God's prophet and ruler. Each member must give 20 percent of their income to the prophet, and converts receive a "holy kiss" during admission.
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epThe Church of God and the Saints of Christ
Middletown
N. Y
New York
John III
Philadelphia
Willi Serendy
Washbuston
An Unusual Departure by General Grosvenor in House
In the House of Representatives General Charles YL Grosvenor appeared unusually dressed in a white suit, white hair, and white whiskers, diverging from his typical black attire. Observers and colleagues reacted with surprise, comparing him to the Ancient Mariner and prompting remarks from Speaker Joe Cannon and Serena Payne.
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Charles YL Grosvenor
House of Representatives
Joe Cannon
Serena B. Payne
In New York Globe Wallace Irwin Satirical Line
A satirical verse from Wallace Irwin in the New York Globe mocks rural life and health fads. It imagines pie and doughnuts, mint sprouting, and polite dancers seeking wellness while the poor lose money, returning in autumn tired and black.
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Wallace Irwin
New York Globe
Fruit Raising in California From Riverside Farmer’s Letter
G. H. Gill describes a Riverside, California ranch with 6 acres fruit 10 acres alfalfa. He details orange and peach crops, irrigation, pricing, early season markets, apricots, berries, plums, and grapes, plus dairy, eggs, hogs, bread, and climate. He notes abundant fruit, steady markets, and improved health since moving.
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Attor Tribune
California
Tribune
Santa Anna
Riverside
St. Michael
Valencie
Lowa
Reid
Queen Mills
Iowa
Warner
Towa
G. H. Gill
Cal
Rail promo offers half rates to homeseekers
Very low fares on Tuesdays offer half rates to Minne sota North Dakota and Canadian Northwest. Applies first and third Tuesday with J P Himer General Passenger Agent St Paul Minnesota handling the state lumber in party and wheo gui ng.
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Chivazo Great Western Railway
Minnesota
North Dakota
Canadian Northwest A6
J. P. Himer
Avent
St. Paul
Minn
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