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News notes from Qetown and surrounding area describe visits and travels. Hardy Keller visits brother Frank. Charles Hanning goes to Omaha for a few days. Johnny Sor reports wet conditions delaying activities. Burgess keeps horses. a barn incident left a hole. Ed weighs grafting a cottonwood into a hunt or buying a horse. Joe Techauner buys a share in Bob Church’s saw mill. saw will be at Tachiauner’s late this week. Nels Hasselbalch goes to Lincoln for winter study. Mayor and officials witness a speeding arrest. offender freed with a warning. Local folks haul hay while weather allows. Strack boys go to Beulah for last summer crop. Ed Drum visits Dakota and thinks it a money-maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Techauner
Bob
Wayland Local Notes Include Visits and Revival Services
Lloyd Barnes Wayland improving Frances Blake spent weekend with Olive Hoffer. Mr and Mrs Staley and Kingsolvers visit O Kingsolver and family. 65A.R. dinner at Gresh Grant attended by many Waylandites. Kingsolver to York college. Lennie Obrist’s family returned from Valley County. Literary night well attended. Rev Amos and Rev Flower 18 conduct revival at Wayland church. Ock Bond team ran away and was found safe in Stromsburg livery barn though bogey wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Barnes
Frances" Blake
Olive Hoffer
Lester
Grant
Charley Brown
Amos
Flower
Wayland Church
Ock Bond
Literary
Stromsburg
Shelby Community Notes Report Health, Roads, and Business Changes
Colds and flu like illness spread in Shelby with several named residents recovering. A Workmen basket supper was held Tuesday night. Local Masons attend a mercantile meeting at Osceola. H C Beebe and A C Dunning visited David City. A street from Tarbel to nearby properties opens south to the section line. C J Augustine expands business, adding a partner to form the Augustine Strain Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Art Ryan
Jon Baliroger
Zerty
Grover West
Myrtle Dunnichessoths
N. C. Beebe
Ida M. Zerty
Custer
Gesfee Smith
Conrad Thelan
Ferd *Giustine
Henry Barret
Au West
Joe Mawher
Masonic Order
Mr. Snell
Osceola
H. C. Beebe
A.C Dunning
David City
John Tarbel
Thompson
Pleasant Homs Hckles and local gatherings
Pleasant Homs Hckles bought a driving team of Bob Doness last week. Harry Ross of Alexandria visits and plans to take a load back with him. Their brother accompanies him. Mr. C. Harless and wife visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Green. Mrs. J. Stevens has been sick but is improving. The baby of T. Stevens is ill. Mrs. A. O. Talbot suffers a lame back. F. P. Brock trims brush on a recently purchased place. A dance at C. Schultz's last Friday is reported to be enjoyable. George Green and another couple spent time with John Rodgers. James and Green finish a house for Mr. Neirman. Pearl Putman visits Stromsburg. J. C. McClure moves to Victor Anderson's farm for the coming season. Wm. Wurtz travels to York for John Blair trial at Arberville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ross
Alexandria
Harless
Louie Putman
Wm. Green
J. KK. Stevens
T. A. Stevens
A. O. Talbot
F. P. Brock
H S Attendance Report Tells of Friday Visitors
The program Friday featured visits by Misses Della Powers Maude Burns Clara Mills and Flossie Miller to the H S. Prof Slothower was away Monday and Tuesday. Miss Forbes taught the eleventh and twelfth grades and Conklyn taught the ninth and tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goor
Della
Powers
Local visitors and guests noted in Bradshaw area
A P Nelson and wife visited their sister in Bradshaw this week. Mr and Mrs Henry Westring from near Stromsburg stayed with Nels H Helms last Friday. A sack of oats was found at Alfred Forss’s box. E P Nelson traveled on a business trip to Texas this week. Mr and Mrs August Anderson from near Stromsburg and C G Johnson from Osceola Route 1 were guests at Nels Holm’s last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Nelson
Wife
Bradshaw
Henry Westring
Stromsburg
Nels H. Helms
Alfred Forss
August Anderson
C. G. Johnson
Osceola
Nels Holm
Silver Creek welcomes new student Miss Ethel Clark
August Anderson and wife visited Ola Pearson on Sunday. Geneva Danfy visited Ethel Clarks Sunday. About sixty friends surprised Rachel Hartman at her home Friday evening. E F Kelley and sister sang songs. Finecy Bros bale hay across the river with W W Hartman helping. John Buchta shelled corn Tuesday. Mrs Bates dined with Mrs Hester Tuesday. Carrier received oats and corn from J P Johnson and a roast of beef from Bentz Hester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Anderson
Wife
Ola Pearson
Geneva Danfy
Ethel
Rachel Hartman
E. F. Kelley
Finecy Bros
W. W. Hartman
Timm Bros
John Buchta
J. P. Johnson
Bentz Hester
Route No 4 Crew Plans Canada Trip for Investment
Jim Clark and Anton Gux left Monday morning for Canada to survey the country and decide on potential investments. Gus Johnson Jr shredded fodder for his father and brother three days last week. the carrier received several pieces of pie and cake last week. Many thanks to the patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Clark
Anton Gux
Canada
Gus Johnson, Jr
Fizzletown Childish Tale Ends Wild Goose Chase
An odd rustic fable describes Fizzletown residents chasing geese through frosted ground with a Mother Goose dramatic intervention. Squier Stull and Constebel pees attempt an arrest on Mr Woolf, who escapes toward Fizzletown, while Stull and A A Stull face accusations from local rumor. An anonymous note hints at a literary gathering and mistaken paths as the tale closes.
Cured After Ten Years by Dyspepsia Cure
B F Hare of Miami Cycle Mfg Co Middletown Ohio endured a decade of dyspepsia spending much on medicines. After seeing an ad he tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and felt better after two doses. He reports renewed strength and recommends the product to others. Sold by G T Ray & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Hare
Miami Cycle & Mfg. Co
Middletown
G. T. Ray
A Pie and a Priest Under Summer Rain
In a pioneer New France setting, Pere Beret and Alice Roussillon share cherry pie and claret on a veranda as rain pours. Alice demands books of her choosing, while the priest sighs at danger to her soul yet laughs at her spirited independence.
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Mme
Roussillon
Alice
Tina
Pere Beret
Rene de Ronville
Pere
Father Beret
Jean
France
Gaspard Roussillon
Rhone
Avignon
Canada
Vincennes
MM. Roussillon
Mme. Roussillon
Gaspard
Pere ‘Beret
Alice Child
Fere Beret
Jore Beret
Bordeaux
Paris
Tere Beret
Madame
Prince of Peace
French Posts and Rum Trade Near Vincennes Amid War
A fragment describes Vincennes felled by isolation as war looms between England and colonies. French traders and priests rely on rum to control Native allies, with Father Beret receiving news of a New Orleans cargo and a voyage up the Mississippi. Rene de Ronville delivers a letter as rain floods the cabin.
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Detroit
Louisiana
France
Dix
Vincennes
New Orleans
Mississippi
Ohio
Wabash
México
England
Father Beret
Father Gibault
Vaulbitut
Father Boer
Kaskaskia
Plains of Illinois
Rene de Ronville
Rene
Roussillon
Beret
Fragmentary OCR note on DeWitt's Early Risers pills
A garbled OCR fragment mentions DeWitt's Little Early Risers and a vial. The text hints at ease of use and favorable results but is incomplete and lacks clear facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
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