Bradgate social notes and weddings fill weekly pages
Bradgate residents host visitors and neighbors with many social calls and the week’s events. Mabel Hanson and Louis Peterson wed at the M E B parsonage with Rev O E Ellefson officiating. Several locals travel, visit, or host, including Tilltons from Estherville, Irma Tilton from Morningside, and families from Rolfe, Humboldt, and Gilmore City. The Bradgate Consolidated boys win against Ottosen, while the girls fall to Gilmore City. The Royal Neighbors plan a Halloween party, and various clubs hold meetings and social hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Masters
Bradgate
Weeley Tilton
Estherville
Irma Tilton
Morningside College
Sioux City
Harper Daniels
Ilinois
J. J. Jolliffe
Rolfe
Neva Wagner
Council Bluffs
A. W. Kellogg
Harry Schoonover
Ivan Godden
Harley Tambert
Floyd McCreary
N. B
Ole Sheldon
Ethel Roy
Lucile
Edna Henderson
Jack Henderson
King
Miss Maude
Humboldt
Whittemore
Randall Melson
Gilmore City Study Club
Severson
Ttown
T. S. Tuck
Frank Dunker
Karl Dunker
Omaha
Gilmore City Local News and A M Moore Team Victory
Gilmore City reports Joe Morrison buying a Ford. A J Richards takes charge at Home Bakery with remodeling plans and new ovens. Loretta Kehl visited from Fort Dodge. William Pace dies at Wheeler home and burial set for Kentucky. J K Suttons return from West Branch. John OHearn injures hip in wagon accident. The Globe sold to Karl Cook of Rolfe and becomes The Enterprise. Gilmore boys and girls senior basketball win both games against Bradgate. Gypsy fortune tellers tour town. Mrs Miller visits from Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parsons
Bradgate
Gilmore City
Sylvia Sherman
Rutland
Jerome Tilton
Kenneth Seifert
D. R. Benge
Jack Spies
Louis Spies
Nebraska
Morey
Humboldt
Chet Brooks
W. J. Burr
Kate Strickler
Hartley
Frank Carlton
Rolfe
Carlton
John Anderson
Martha Oleson
Ottosen
Sarah Bradaten
Norah Elliott
Prairie City
Gladys Weaver
Groth
Thor
Fairfield Dean
Renwick
Halford
Clyde Kelsey
Joe Morrison
A. J. Richards
W. W. Moffett
Loretta Kehl
Fort Dodge
William Pace
Howard Wheeler
Wheeler
Kentucky
J. K. Sutton
West Branch
John O’hearn
J. O'Hearn
Globe
H.C. Marmont
Karl Cook
Enterprise
Bradpute
Gilmore High School
Gilmore
Miller of
Palmer
P. Kelleher
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief Ad
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a fast option for neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago, sprains, and other pains. It claims immediate penetration to the sore area and instant relief with 25¢ to $1 sizes, noting the larger bottle offers six times the smaller. It also includes a patriotic exhortation about national preparedness and local community responsibility amid looming conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan's
Patriotism urged for children to defend the nation
A newspaper item urges teaching patriotism in schools and homes to strengthen love of the flag and country. It argues adults have neglected national symbolism since 1860s and 1960s, and calls for immediate civic effort starting today to raise future defenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiself
Congress
United States
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed by Ft. Wayne Reader
A Fort Wayne resident named Mr Bright praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for a severe bronchial cough. He reports immediate relief and complete cure before finishing the bottle and urges friends to try the remedy. Advertisement copy for Wiewal Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr . Bright
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ale ‘Wiewal Drug’ ‘Company
Ady
Plot Against Iowa Horses Raises Fraud Telegram Claims
Investigations trace a forged telegram alleging a Kansas breeder urged Keota trainer J O Singmaster to skip San Francisco showing. Singmaster then posted premier Percherons at the Panama Pacific Exposition, winning grand champion stallion and mare, amid accusations of a Midwest versus Pacific coast bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Iowa
Middle Western States
San Francisco
Greater Iowa Association
Lowa
Singmaster
Chronic Deafness Warns Midlife Patients to Seek Early Help
The article describes chronic deafness as a silent, progressive condition affecting the ear drum ossicles and auditory nerve. It urges early action before the disease advances, noting treatments have targeted causes from five to twenty years ago and emphasizing timely care before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwaring
Sage Tea and Sulphur for Darker Hair Rumor Ad
An old advertisement touts sage tea with sulphur and alcohol to darken gray hair and stop itching. It promotes a ready-made product Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Worms, claiming rapid, natural-looking results with simple daily applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
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Bradgate News
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walter Turley
Chas. Bowen
John Kees
Bank of Ware
Ware
Mr. Edison's Secret
Mr. Edison
New Edison
Mr. D?son
Edison
Edison Records
W.P. McIntire & Son
Rexall
Webb
Mackinaws
Frank Hoyne
America
Rolfe, Iowa
A. H Weber
Des Moines
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