Wayland Notes Residents Travel Illness and School Moves
Correspondence from Wayland reports J W Law and family returning from Illinois and Kansas, Clara McCune visiting relatives, Cade Reed treated for appendicitis in York, Archie Sack also ill in York, local sale at Bristol well attended, Rev Dr Schlep preached, stock shipments to Bertrand, measles spreading, many residents visiting relatives, students starting or resuming school, multiple moves and visits, neighbors hosting gatherings and a reception at James Ward's for son John.
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Dr. Schlep
Wayland
E. M. Ingerson
Bertrand Gosper Co
Fay Law
Illinois
Local notices and social updates from a rural community
Sunday guest Harry Blevins visits his father in law Henry Miller while local sales see steady bidding. Roy Prell nears completion on a large barn after a prior blowout. Fred Carman plans moving assets to Ex-Governor Mickey’s farm. Charlie Brazee couple enjoy a California trip. Austin Hoffer hails Thayer on foot. Lyle Eylers dines with Mike Cook and spouse. Louis Kunkel buys a gasoline stove for quicker meals.
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Harry Blevins
Henry Miller
Mr. Hill
Charlie Brazee
California
Austin Hoffer
Thayer
Lyle Eylers
Mike Cook
Louis Kunkel
Inter collegiate debates pick eight contenders
The selected debaters for the inter collegiate debates are Misses Alice Hewhorne Mabel Kirk Margaret Peterson Minnie Blanchard and Messrs Roscoe Samons Anthony Easterling Ralph Dugdale and Walter Fisher. Various campus groups held events including a Lincoln birthday noon dismissal and multiple society meetings at the opera house chapel and club homes.
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Lincoln
Opera House
Letty McLean
Alice Hewhorne
Mabel Kirk
Margaret Peterson
Minnie Blanchard
Messrs
Roscoe Samons
Anthony Easterling
Ralph Dugdale
Walter Fisher
Local Social Notes From Silver Creek and Nearby
Marie Pollard and others from Silver Creek visited Adam Buchta's on Sunday. Mrs. Ben Finecy is sick this week. Myra Finecy works for Lou Wescoat. Bense Hester and family visited Mr. Broman's Sunday. George and Minnie Rinkel returned from St. Louis. Mrs. Irvin and son spent Sunday at Henry Mickey's. A party at Mrs. Bate's Friday night honored bergop Roy.
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Dave Mace
W. A. Wescoat
Lou Wescoat’s
John Wisely
Olof Youngdahl
Rinkel and Ames
Marie
Will Pollard
Cecil and
Etta Layton
Gladys Sutton Adama Cremeeu
Herbert Hahn
Silver Creek
Adam Buchta
Ben Finecy
Bense Hester
Cedar Chips Local News and Moves Around Columbus
Miss Helen Monk leaves for Lexington after visiting grandparents in town. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Roberts visit H. J. Brian’s. church at Olear Creek attended. Brian’s move to Columbus. Volkmanns move to a ranch near Loup City. Johnsons move to Brian farm. Residents rush to move before high water. Local travel, visits, and summer plans. remedies and prices for carbolized pine salve and Foley’s Honey and Tar sold by G. T. Ray Co. Ballard’s Snow Liniment promoted for rheumatism.
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Helen Monk
Mrs. Jordon
Lexington
Oscar Roberts
H. J. Brian
Olear Creek
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Osceola Woman's Case
United States drug history ad features Mrs. W H Weeden of Osceola Nebraska praising Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims fifteen years of rheumatic kidney trouble with dull back pain and nervousness improved after first dose. Buffalo New York FosterMilburn Co sole US agents, price fifty cents.
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W. H. Weeden
Osceola
Nebr
Dean
Ray
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Doan
Local notes and social visitors mingle in Osceola
Numerous residents and guests are listed as visiting or returning home. Hljalmar Johnson, Tom Daniel of Schuyler, Miss Helen Peterson of Durand, Mrs Gus Johnson Sr, and others are noted as travelers, visitors to Rev. O A Johnson, business in Stromsburg, and attendance at local events. The item also mentions theater costumes for A Royal Slave.
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Helen Peterson
Durand
Rev
O. A. Johnson
Ring's Little Liver Pills Promote Health and Prevent Ills
An old advertising note touts Ring's Little Liver Pills to prevent biliousness and sick headache, claiming a pill in time will save nine. Priced at 25 cents and sold by G T Ray.
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D. ‘A. Kunkel
Woods
G T Ray
Ballard's Snow Liniment Offered for Injuries and Ailments
Advertises Ballard's Snow Liniment as a quick relief for burns cuts scalds sprains rheumatism and all pains. Claims fast healing and relief with bottles priced at 25c 50c and 1.00 sold by G. T. Ray Co.
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GT Ray
Ballard
T. Ray Co
G. T. Ray Co
Bee Laxative Cough Syrup Relieves Coughs and Cold
A brief notice highlights Bee Laxative Cough Syrup as an effective remedy for coughs and colds. It promotes relief through its soothing formula. The ad emphasizes fast action and widespread availability.
Foley's Kidney Remedy Urges Prompt Use for Urinary Health
The advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy highlighting hexamethylenetetramine as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic. It urges taking the product at first signs of irregularities to prevent serious illness. G. T. Ray Co.
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G. T. Ray Co
Platte Valley Lands Up for Auction Snapsun Corn and Wheat
This quarter section near Clarks post office offers virgin unimproved land with four wire fence. Priced at 840 per acre, suit for alfalfa or wheat, despite better offer on the adjacent south half. Larson Land Co.
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Clarks
Larson Land Co
Notice to creditors in Bennett estate Polk County Nebraska
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors of the estate of Elizabeth Bennett deceased are notified to present and file claims by August 19 1909 and debts paid by February 19 1910. The judge Henry H Campbell will sit in the county court room on March 19 1909 May 19 1909 and August 19 1909 at ten o clock to examine hear and adjust all claims duly filed.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Elizabeth Bennett
State of
Said County
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