Hastings Family Reunion Highlights Narrow Victory Tables
Mrs. Margaret Young hosted a May 23 family reunion with 31 relatives, including six sons and two daughters, sharing meals and stories in Hastings. The column lists numerous travels, visits, and small town events, from Charles Greig’s Chicago trip to local road work, lodge activities, and cattle shipments edging toward Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Young
Wesley
Mat Young
Asbury
Thomas Young
John Young
Macedonia
Charley Young
Doniphan
Neb
W. S. Young
Hastings
Cy Adkins
Northwest
Anna Cross
Ashland
Kansas
Water works debate in Silver City discussed
Silver City residents consider a water works system with an estimated cost of about 8000 dollars. A petition calls for an election to determine town support and plans to fund the project. The town is currently out of debt and holds money in the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botna
Silver City
Malvern Community Grows with Clubs and Notices
The Commercial Club names G. C. Rinehart manager and A. J. Conner secretary treasurer. Milton Summers Post G A R lists eighty honored members. A Yeoman lodge forms in Malvern with Ray Allensworth foreman and E M Johnson correspondent. meets first and third Thursdays. P T A officers for coming year include President Mrs R Bruce West and others. Mrs W S Shepard ill with appendicitis underwent operation in Omaha. Fred Himebaugh visits from Skykomish, Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Ray Allensworth
E. M. Johnson
R. Bruce West
Alia Harsh
Himes
Rev
R. B. West
It Isn't Your Town It’s You Say Malvern Line
A reflective note on community effort from Malvern, recounting a visit by EH 0. Kruger and family from Winfield Kansas to Tabor and back. The piece urges residents to work together to build towns, concluding with a Tribune Want Ad promotion as a call to action for jobs, help, or sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Winfield
Kansas
Tabor
G. W. Wyant
Indiana
The
Tribune
Tabor Snippets and Local Notes From Beacon Ledger
Miss Zaida Tipple visits Lincoln for summer with Evangelist Edward Clutter and to work at Corner University. A farm accident injures Mr Frost but not the planter. Mr Leon Hall joins Tabor Drug Co after visiting his grandmother. Community dinners unite Mawhor and Tipton families. John Aistrope falls into an 80 foot well while inspecting water shortage, escapes serious harm. Decoration Day tribute to Civil War dead recalls national observance and memorial themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaida Tipple
Lincoln
Edward Clutter
Corner University
T. N. Frost
Frost
Leon Hall
Great Barrington
Mass
Tabor Drug Co
W F Meyer Tailor Offers Personal Craftsmanship
W F Meyer Tailor announces home made garments produced entirely in shop from measuring to final button. Promotes superior fit and lasting shape beyond ready made, with spring and summer samples available and raincoat orders being taken before the rush.
It’s Your Town Not Blit and Long Hike Lament
A quirky verse warns that changing town life won’t yield new rewards. It satirizes moving away, noting you’ll only find what you left behind and that nothing truly new exists in some places. The poem plays on longing for familiar, unchanged town charms.
T. Q. Records President of Glenwood Iowa
T Q Records is identified as the president of Glenwood Iowa. The item notes a leadership role tied to Glenwood with no further context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Iowa
T. Q. Records
President
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy touted as relief for stomach ills
Iowa readers are urged to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach, liver, and intestinal troubles. Testimonials from Mrs. Litzenberg of Montezuma and Mrs. Oliver of Davenport claim quick relief after the first dose, with weight gain and renewed strength. The ad promises permanent results and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
William Litzenberg
Montezuma
T. Oliver
East High Street
Davenport
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Terre Hill Pennsylvania resident Mrs Augustus Lyon testifies the remedy cured her chronic female troubles including back and side pains insomnia and loss of appetite. The ad proclaims Pinkham's as a long trusted standard for women's ills from Lynn Massachusetts with thousands of letters praising its outcomes and even averting surgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia K. Pinkham
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Charles Greig
Chicago
Charles Hornback
Omaha
Gerald Young
Prank Hicks of
Red Oak
J. B. Hicks
Carl Baxter
Elkhorn
Doris Priest
Balfour
James Sawyers
Irving Fisher
Miss McDowell of
Emerson
W. B. Caven
Prescott
Opal Ervin
Clarence Sandiland
Ralph McClenahan
Near Henderson
Jimaha
John Hockabout
Osceola
Willard Bickford
Mrs. Rearden
Howard Baxter
Elshorn
McKinley
Roy Greenwalt
Roy Jr
Ruth
Des Moines
Will
L. L
I. O. GO. F. Lodge
Indian Creek
D. Henderson
G. McMillan
Clarinda
Gibson
B. Boney
Mrs. McMillan
R. S. McDonough
Oscar Braden of
Henderson
Lemon Cox
A. J. Wearin
Si Wearin
E. B. Wallahan
Corning
Ina Wearin
Mrs. Disbrow
Co. L. Shoemaker
Ray Christie
Blanchard
Vandeventers
Little Daugher
F. H. Hawk
University Place
Farwell,Neb
Clinton Parker
Ames College
Floyd
C. T. Smith
Ja Special
K. of P
Hastings Lodge
Jim Malone
Clear Lake
Marion Purcell
Kansas City
Everett Purcell
J. O. Q O. F. Lodge
Marian
Enouly
Hts
Purcell
Samuel Purcell
Anna Wilson
Thurman
Cedar Falls
George Shaw
Dallas Culver
Bo Harover
Butch” Crawford
Ed Wilson
New York
the Times
George Pratt
Peterson Garage
George
Max Nix
A. P. Reeve
Ilinois
Webster Mains
Galesburg
Reeve
Cornell
Granville
Ill
Remington
Ind
Mr. Reeves
G. C. Rinehart
A. J. Conner
Milton Summers
W.S. Shepard
Campbell
Nicholas Senn Hospital
Fred Himebaugh
Skykomish
Wash
Uncle Raspberry
Aunt Chloe
W. F. Meyer
North
Midway Glenwood, Iowa
Rexall
Red Cross Drug Co
Wim. Lugsch
Goody
Old Glenwood
Lows
Rexoll
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Newark
Mills County Abstract Co
Red Cross
Ora Lee
Rexall Orderlies
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