La Verne and Livermore Local News Notes
La Verne items list visitors from Stanhope Paton and Eagle Grove to local homes. Amusements include a whittling contest at the Baptist church and Easter events at the M S church and Presbyterian parsonage. Several townspeople visit, travel for business, or recover from illness. a newborn is noted and local shops update displays.
Local lumber yard, new office, and town buzz
Center town hosts a new lumber yard handling large quantities of lumber while a firm builds an office and seeks patronage. Notables include Mr. Cromwell selling a patent self heating sad iron, Mr. Starrett organizing a neutral-plan insurance firm, and Dr. Hardy Clark performing eye surgery on N O Nelson. Community notes cover college athletics, visits, and social incidents with professors and students, plus fence plans for Jani cemetery and farm equipment sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Starrett
Mumbolut Happenings and County Board Meeting Report
The county board met Monday with many residents attending from across the county. Repairs are planned at Baptist churches. A wedding untethered by time occurred Tuesday at the bride’s parents home between Austin and Marion Dickey. Dickey’s daughter, long local, is praised for her conduct. the groom hails from Mampton and is well regarded. Mrs. Ketman suffers measles, but is improving under care. Memorial Sunday near end of May will host old soldiers and the W R C. Commission stockman Cassler from Chicago has been in Humboldt seeking consignments. Cassler is reputed honest and prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Clark
N.O. Nelson
Nelson
Humboldt College
Bradgate
L. P. Colwell
Ft. Dodge
Madley
Badger
Sadie Nelson
Thor
Walter Iligbee
Hill
Lou Button
Londes
Peterson
Keckwith
Lisby
The
Baptist
Ehuch
W. R. IC
Cassler
Chicago
Humboldt
Casessler
B.Y.P
Baptiste Thurch
Lon. P. Finch
Legislative
Halis i
Jas. Newbrough
Local notes from Humboldt area spring events and losses
Humboldt area notices cover seed planting near completion, travels to Sac City and Renwick, church activities, and a fatal accident involving a child from the Engstrom family. Community members attend school, purchase equipment, and face a tragic loss with Marie Engstrom. Also noted are court plans, a youth waron service, and local business developments.
Great Leap From Old Fashioned Doses To Modern AMs
Fragmentary text suggests a shift from archaic blue medicines to modern ams. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. The fragment lacks coherent facts to form a full card.
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King’s
Zane
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C. W Olden & Son
Renwick Times
A. Sulton
Lewis Weer
Aleuys
B. Lewis ,C
Boston
Hann
GEO. Moore & Co
Talyho Farm
Renwick
Pred
Speice
Proprietor
Eureka
E. Olden
Propr
Fenwick
Iowa
Christenson
Prouty, Govle & Prouty
Hosuoot
Strate Bank of
Lai
Wank
Sisiv
Totibamomnar
Eutdorsers
Hambolat
E.R. Smith
M. Smith
Ujer
1. M. Sarry
ER. R. Suni
TM. Smith
W.F. Bacon
S.L Gillespir
A.B. Wienaipson
Rocky Mountain
Fabrion & Cu
Thrace Mann
W. HH. Godfe Frank Miles
Livermore
G. W. Wauna
Goldheld
Alrs. S. Godfrey
St. James
Dandlord
Elliott
Vland
van Hant
Leon
Jack
Wife
Lumbold
Joln
Vest Whittiers
M. 8
Presbyterian Parsonage
Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
Boone Township
Jani Cemetery
Hell & Times
Gor With
Rocky Mountain Tea
JeWitt
Cole
J. C. Filkins
Eagle Grove
Algy Real : Estate
Wright and
Humbolds
de Witt
H. B. Cole
Imperial
Reilly, Hines & Co
Hardy
Pringle
Roy Gillespie
Sae City
Sae City College
Nate Loubey
Everette
Plum- Jey
Miss May Pringle
Sac City
Ed Cameron
Art. Furgeson
North Liberty
Luni
Chris Nelson
Ahas, Wicks
Ed Loobey
Charley Packard
Jay Primley
Millie Phipps
Marie Engstrom
Rev. Judson
Cole’s
Wilie
Dollie
Gowan
Jong Adolph Fisher
Vanesville, O
DeWitt
J. Humbert