Salo Calendar Auctioneer Notice Dates List
Will Rons Oct 1 Herman Meyn Jan 28 Mrs Sheldon Nov 1 George DeJong Oct 7 K C Sheldon Nov 2 Anna R Meyn Feb 6 Henry Westra Jan 29 1926 Dick Heusinkveld P H Brunsting Johnny Murphy Dim Den Hartog John Vande Stouwe Ben Grooters DB Kroon Kurt Victoria CG Bouma Johnny Sullivan Ben Vander Koos Dick Oostenink Vander Lugt Co Gorzeman Wiebo Visser W W DeRoos Henry Fikse Please hand your dates in early Ben J Meylink Auctioneer
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Will Rons
Herman Meyn
Mrs. Sheldon
George DeJong
K.C Sheldon
Anna R. Meyn
Henry Westra
Dick Heusinkveld
P. H. Brunsting
Johnny Murphy
Dim den Hartog
John Vande Stouwe
Ben Grooters
Kroon
Kurt Victoria
CG Bouma
Johnny Sullivan
Ben Vander Koos
Dick Oostenink
Vander Lugt Co
Gorzeman
Wiebo Visser
W. W. DeRoos
Henry Fikse
Ben J. Meylink
Notice of Settlement at Farmers Savings Bank
Carl Tott of Boyden Iowa thanks customers for past patronage after selling the garage business. Those indebted are asked to settle promptly at Farmers Savings Bank.
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Farmers Savings Bank
Carl Tott
Boyden
Iowa
Ed Morrissey Dies Suddenly on Tuesday Night
Ed Morrissey 55 a farm worker from O Neill Nebraska died of heart failure after feeling faint at John Murphy Sr home Sheldon Iowa His body was sent to Sioux City Undertaking Parlors and then to O Neill for interment The death follows two weeks of ill health and occurred while Morrissey was staying with the Murphys in Hull Sheldon Mail reports further local burglary and a successful auction sale with high prices.
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Ed. Morrissey
Ed Morrissey
John Murphy
Hull
Mr. Morrissey
Sheldon
John Murphy Jr
Morrisses
Murphy
Morrissey
Nebraska
O'Neil
Nebr
Sheldon Mail
Owing to Large Bills Co Op Seeks Settlements
The People's Co-Op Store asks debtors to come in and settle accounts as bills mount.
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People’s Co-Op
Lost shovel found near farm. finder to contact Henry Bodewitz
A cultivator shovel with an arm was found between the former Mrs. Ben Rensink farm and the finder’s place. Please leave it at this office or notify Henry Bodewitz. 43-1
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Ben Rensink
Henry Bodewitz
Red Cross urged to sustain war gains in health drive
Dr. Livingston Tarrand, chair of the American Red Cross Central Committee, tours the country urging continued peace work after the war. He promotes a nationwide drive from November 1 to 11 for 20 million members and 15 million dollars, stressing the need to coordinate health activities and expand the public nursing program.
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American’ Red Cross
Livingston Tarrand
Central Committee of the
American Red Cross
Iarry
Red Cross
Dr. Arrand
The
Pershing Donates 10000 to French Red Cross
Gen Pershing, before leaving France, handed the American Red Cross about 10 000 dollars in francs to aid French orphan children adopted by the Red Cross chaplain serving under Pershing. He reportedly carried the report to the commander in chief, and the funds were the result.
Red Cross Mobilizes Disaster Relief and Roll Call
The American Red Cross announces a nationwide Third Roll Call from November 2 to 11 to recruit 20 million members and raise 15 million dollars in support of its new peace program. Chapters will organize emergency relief committees and supply centers to respond to appeals and survey available supplies as part of preparedness.
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American Red Cross
Erty
Halifax
Red Cross
Red Cross Mobilizes for Disasters as 1917 tolls noted
The text outlines Red Cross preparedness with 13 divisions and 50 base hospitals ready for use, plus a plan to mobilize national resources for major disasters. Salvation Army has spent over 40000 sending telegrams to soldiers, while Western Union tracks arrivals.
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Salvation Army
New York City
Western Union
Red Cross Nursing Classes Planned for Peace Program
The Red Cross chapters announce nursing classes for women open to all, covering home sanitation hygiene sick care and diuretics as part of a peace program. Courses target public schools colleges department stores factories girl scouts and general learners. Meanwhile Ash street kids enjoy a daily sprinkler wagon, cooling off along the curb as ordinary Atlantic surf on their street in Detroit News.
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Girl Scouts
Ash Street
Trunhull Avenue
Detroit
News
Man lifts stranger to sidewalk on civic aid day
A man helped a woman and friend by lifting them onto the sidewalk as they faced a high curb. He said he was glad to assist, tipped his hat, and walked away. The narrator says she has not worn that skirt since.
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Chicago
Trihnina
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