Local notes from Shelby list residents travelers and sales
Local tidbits record several Shelby residents with travels to Lincoln Des Moines Omaha and Muscatine Iowa Mentions include F L Dunn advertising housewares and cash for poultry Store items list prices and goods such as base burners heaters carpets linoleum and Chinese matting Also notes Mrs E B Rogers visiting relatives and families and others boarding or leaving for various trips including Andrew Anderson Walter Bittner and Charles Timm families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Dunn’s
A. W. McCray
Andrew Anderson
Lincoln
August Zang
Assembly
Walter Bittner
Omaha
Anna Jeffrey
Son Jease
Geo. Rhodes
Gaylord
H. A. Scott
Des Moines
F. L. Dunn
Ff. L. Dunn
Center Fire 1a Polk Teachers Welcome at Institute
The Polk county teachers gather for the annual institute praising the fare and appearance of both male and female attendees. The piece extols teachers for patient perseverance, hopes for a productive stay, and welcomes them to a year of learning and improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Count von Bismarck
Institute
Welccome
Milford Visitors Return Home and Local News
Milford residents J A Campbell and son Ralph depart after a visit. J C Anderson of Omaha guests of John Monson return home. Mr and Mrs J K Williams of the north leave for Wapello Iowa. various local moves and social notes including a piano contest vote offer, medical moves, and a poker association event with humorous verse and town anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Campbell
Ralph
Milford
J.C Anderson
Omaha
John Monson
J. K. Williams
Town
Wapello
Iowa
C. E. Wenquist
Chas. Magnuson
A. G. Gustafson
Erick
Amelia Monson
A. O. Monson
Fremont
Coal Transfer Urged for August Storage
A sales pitch urges customers to transfer coal now and store it in August the best month for storage. The ad promises guaranteed value in every pound of coal sold and urges customers to place orders for delivery and storage.
Canadian Pacific lands offered as best and cheapest farms
The notice promotes Canadian Pacific lands as the best cheapest farms on the market. It urges readers to take the trip to view them and highlights benefits for boys starting a productive farm. Renters are told they can buy with one year’s rent and have the first crop pay for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ryan
Polk
Alvert
Ryan Tonsorial
Albert
Sheel
Albert Colson
P.S
Auction of Osceola Household Goods On Court House Square
Auction sale of household items including cook stove gas range tables beds rocking chairs dining chairs pictures washing machine and wringer and utensils on Saturday August 1 at 3 o'clock. Seller leaving Osceola must sell all items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Osceola
New Ide Ideal Bakery Plans 24 Hour Lunch Service
The new owners of Ideal Bakery announce plans to furnish hot lunch at all hours and serve meals plus fresh bread pies cakes buns and related bakery items. The venture emphasizes a first class bakery standard with broad product offerings.
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Dr. Bell
Shelby
B. A. Mills
Columbus
A. W. Johnson
Stromsburg
Edna King Rueling
Baby
Muscatine
E. B. Rogers Streot
Fred Snider
Hartington
Fred Timm
Chas. Timm
North Side Market
LL. Brazee
Victor
Enid Conkling
L. Cowell
John R. Gray
Monson Block
First National Bank
Walter L. Anderson
City
J. H. Anderson
Frank Monk
Monk
H. C. Beebe
Sherman County
C. A. Johnson
John Bahr
John Ballenger
Shelby Road
Record Office
J. E. Crawbaugh
Rising City
Amos Weiseman
C. C. Herrmann
Henry Herrmann
Jteft
W. E. Kinney
E. J. Fleetwood
Wakefield
Ma’ams
Johnny
School
The
Young Men’s Poker Association
Baker’s
Graham Graham
Cole & Emmingers
G. L. Emminger
Missouri
Ana
Chicago Lumber Com’y
E. H. Sorenson
Mgr
South
Alberta
Polk County
Osceola, Nebr
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