Marriage Announcements From Silver City Idaho and More
Announcements report the marriage of Red Turner to a Boise Miss Bith and note Turner's former role as cashier at Farmers National Bank Henderson. A Kansas letter mentions a barn fire on George Tannholdt’s farm. Uncle George unable to leave bed for eight weeks. Tom Markel seeks cure for rheumatism at Burlington Junction. Lyman Bryant hosts a family reunion for his 12th birthday with many relatives visiting Silver City. Cheyney and Engineer Jackson inspect plans for a new cement bridge over Bear Creek. Silver City chautauqua starts July 22 and runs five days.
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Red Turner
Miss Bith
Boise
Idaho
Turner
Farmers National Bank
Henderson
Win
Hettinger Lis
George
Tannholdt
Kansas
Tom Markel
Burlington Junction
Lyman Bryant
Bryant
Mr. Bryant
Silver City
Charles Potter
Omaha
John Bryant
Grant
Edna Hecrick
Madison
Nebraska
C. K. Farrington
Joma Day
Charis Swanhure
Jamies Bryant
Wes Rothwell
Sliver City
Ll. le Baker Nas
Cheyney
Jackson
Nount
Bear Creek
Local Visits and Farm News from Malvern Area
Malvern reports visitations from Mr and Mrs T G Duckworth of Boone to the H A Deardoril home. Mrs Duckworth sister of Mr Deardoril and family plan visits to Prairie City Iowa. O A Strihan shipped five fat cattle cars to Chicago with John Beckwith and Karl Robbins. T G Markel visited Burlington Junction seeking springs for rheumatism. M Young and son visited from Specs Creek. George Comer and family plan trip toward Idaho and western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Kiser
Jaret
Darwin
Prairie City
Iowa
O. A. Strihan
Chicago
John Beckwith
Karl Robbins
Windy City
T. G. Markel
Burlington
Juncton Momdar
M. Young
Eastern Specs Creek
Mr. Young
George Comer
Charley
Idsha
Reeerie of a Bachelor golenin thought 1 Liess
Judge notes a surreal archival line about leap year accidents in Nineteen Sixteen. The fragment names Reeerie and Ustii while hinting at a courtroom context and a serene soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golenin
Tabor Topics Deaths Weddings and Local Updates
Tabor friends report the death of Mrs Harry Baugress at Diler Nebraska dated June 8 remembered by Anna L Eddleman. A series of showers honors Miss Hessie Karns Tahor high school graduate who will marry Miles Marshall of Randolph. The Jacksons’ daughter regains sight after being blind for months. Ernest Boyd walks with crutches after a hip fracture. brother Clarence recovering from appendicitis. Floods damaged wheat and other crops. a four year old nearly choked on a thimble. stock shipments from Tabor. Mrs A C Cornell visiting. W A Swart shipped 140 crates of cherries to Omaha. Lightning struck William Resyd’s North Tabor home damaging chimney and causing soot spread and minor wall damage.
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Tabor
Diler
Nebraska
Harry Baugress
Anna L. Eddleman
Indy
Hessie Karns
Tahor High School
Miles Marshall
Randolph
Jay Jackson
Miss
Omaha
Ernest Boyd
Clarence
Mgr
Charles
Cursen
Mra. A
Deed Dispute in Mills County Court Over Trusts and Partition
In Mills County District Court a petition seeks to cancel two deeds from Margaret Andrews to James J. Andrews and Mary S. Armagast, alleging a trust and lack of consideration. It asks for absolute ownership of one third of the land, partition, or sale with proceeds allocated among heirs, and for the Aetna Life Insurance Company to receive due interest. The case targets sections 33 and 34, township 73 north, range 41 west, and related parcels in township 72 north, range 4 west. The next term is September, with Glenwood as the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie L. Andrews
Plain
Mary S. Aruagast
Clifford Arnagast
James
Margaret Andrews
James J. Andrews
D. Andrews
Mary &. Armagast
Andrews
James D. Andrew
Delux
Belle A. Curd
James D. Andrews, Jr
Mery
Ammagast
de I Fe Insurance
Ile
Glenwood
Yan
Jounn Y. Stone
Escape Dream of a Captive in a Chinese Pagoda
Paul Weldon awakens in a sunlit pagoda cell with blue wrist bindings and a torn white shirt. He recalls a voyage up the Yangtze, suspects pirates, and plans a perilous escape via a hidden trap door and a top-story ladder. He feigns sleep, ambushes a guard, and begins a dangerous descent toward freedom through unlit corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Weldon
Mirrow
Lytuc
Thunder Ton Lo
Agate
Ted
Minsem
Shiraghak
Ching
Pagoda
Paul
Shanghai
Alex
Ivara
Lin
Chen
River Chase Ends With Escape on Fast River Craft
Paul witnesses a gambler’s den near a pagoda where a river theft plan unfolds. After crashing a lantern, he escapes by boat as pursuers fire pistols, engine powers him downstream toward a pagoda lit sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bin
Mr. Weldon
Paul
Bis
Tie
Wil
Psychology of Store Planning and Subconscious Cues
The article describes a basement store setup rewired as a cellar to influence shoppers. It argues subconscious cues guide customers to descend, while poor ceiling height and ventilation exist. It notes the challenge of exiting the basement and the broader implications for retail design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godyn Stuips
Cassier
Magagine
Complications of Woman’s Ills Promoted by Pinkham Remedy
Athens Texas residents report relief from long standing female illnesses after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Letters praise restored health and avoiding surgery, with testimonials urging other women to seek confidential advice from the Lynn Massachusetts laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
SaRaAn R. Wahatley
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Lydis E. Pinkhan
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Peabody Shellbark Coal
Malvern
T. G. Duckworth
Boone, Iown
H. A. Deardoril
Thee EE
Wales Sete
Hike Baste
Tabor Topics
District Court of Town
Mills County
Madam Medees
Gadsby
Adelete
GAD
Pan
Sossehd
Trimmer
Chicago Specialist
Witicis
Drexel State Bank of Chicago
DR. F. Me
Oakwood Blvd
Chicago, Ili
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