Classified notices from a midwestern farm town
Classified items include a farm feed grinding request from Gardner Hatchery, a photo enlarging service ad from Centerville Bicycle Shop at 610 N 12th St, Iowa, and Tama and Wickland Seed Oats for sale plus Lincoln and Mukden Bean varieties listed by J. E King Farm. Also a Moravia home sale listing by Chet Broshar and Joker Moravia, with possession set for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
N. 12Th St
Iowa
AMES
Tama
Alao Lincoln
Mukden Beane
J. E King Farm
Chris Bogart
Moravia
IDA Mecrory
Chet. Broshar
Joker Moravia
For Sale Brand New Bicycle Near Chariton River
Brand new bicycle in good condition offered by Donald Housley. Listing notes a location a few miles southwest of the 80 A near the Chariton River. Contacts include Mrs. Samuel J. Henderson in Plano and Mrs. Richard A. Murray at 47 Cross St Belmont Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Housley
Chariton River
Samuel J. Henderson
Plano
Ows
Richard A. Murray
Cross St
Belmont
Mass
Record-Breaker Led To Love On A Streetcar
Annabel Drew, annoyed by hot shoes and a crowded car, breaks a record and meets Jim Ray. Their clash turns to laughter, tears, and a blooming romance after he lectures her temper. He discovers her secret, they fall in love, and plan a quick wedding next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Annabel
Oak Street
Annabel Drew
Jim Ray
Jim
Jimi
Tve
Lisa
Local Happenings in Albia and Surrounding Areas
Albia residents host and visit relatives across Iowa towns and nearby states. Neighbors like Mr. and Mrs. Gilliland, Kaster family, Clark, Scafenger, and Wakefield share meals and Sunday gatherings while kin travel from Lincoln Nebraska to Springfield Missouri and Moulton. Elders mark birthdays and recoveries as Davis and Surber families report visits and fall injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Gilliland
Albia
E. R. Kaster
Dwight Kaster
Baby
Lincoln
Nebraska
A. F. Clark
Eddie Scafenger
Sunrise In Went The Panama Canal Sunset Puzzle
Passing travelers on American cruises remark on seeing the sun rise over the Pacific at Panama City and set over the Atlantic at Colon. The canal runs from Colon in the northwest to Panama City in the southeast, placing Panama City east of Colon. Ship officers struggle to explain the east west question, while stewards say the ship moves north or south, prompting debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Pacific
Panama City
Atlantic
Colon
Canal
Expenditures in 1886 Rise to $242 Million
The report notes daily spending averaging $212 per pallion and totals expenditures for the year 1886 reaching $242 million, signaling substantial fiscal activity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gardner Hatchery
W. L. Hicks
H. H. Pabst
Jennings
Gardner i Hatchery
P. K. Horner
Guernsey
Carl Dick
Ray McCloud
Lili
O. C. Easter
A. Good
Moulton
CDC
Chet Broshar
Turner & Son
Oravia
BORAX
Lg. Box
Jack Sprat
Robin Hood
Nadine & George
By Martha Newberry
Asted Newspapers
Commodeg
Raerpaeee
Mrs
A. M. Smith
W. A. Smith
Bill Barnes
Charles
Rosemary
Tom Main
Elmer Surber
Gardly
EU Lis Oyteins
Linda
H. DeVerne Surber
Jee
Johnnie Dick
Henry Lurber
Raul Lockman
Floyd Lockman
Springfield
Lockman
Jake Nikkel
Wilma and
Jake, Jr
Sully
Elmer Lurber
Oliver Elswick
Eph Wilson
Milwaukee Avenue
Wilson
Fern Wright
Charles Wakefield
Near Mystic
Lester Sawyer
Eddie Anderson
Eldon
Dickens
Kenneth Condra
E. 5
Condra
Mrs. Chester Broshar
Mrs. Lowell, Hill
Bloomfield
Anne. Allem
E. F. Oehler
Zell Callen
Joan
Claire Spencer
Chester Woodcock
Albi
Frank Houser
F. Main
Mary Hoskinson
Homer Utterback
Burdette Utterback
la Verne
Bonnie
Pete Bones
Rathbun
Charles Locké
Roscoe of
Woodward
Pamela Mr
Harry Stocker
J. B. Oehler
Eddie
Numa
Pascal Celery
Gerber’s Baby Foods
Perfex
Angel Food Cake
Encer’s Grocery & Produce Spe
WE Deliver
Texsun
Wood
iManen
THE
Woravia Union
Veac Drug Store
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