Local Classified Advertisements and Offers
Classified notices show cheap word rate ads with brief sales pitches. Offers include cane seed state tested price 5.50 per 100 lbs and Sudan seed 13.00 per 100 lbs from Fitzgerald Hardware, hay for sale from J R Storer, and a steady work opportunity from S F Baker Co with no investment required in Public County. Scattered advance payment terms and minimum charges appear throughout.
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Republic County
S. F. Baker & Co
Keokuk
Iowa
BOR
Fitzgerald Hardware
Lawrence of Arabia A Romantic Yet Elusive Hero
The article profiles Col. T. E. Lawrence as a rare romantic WWI figure who stood out amid vast mechanized war. It notes his desert revolt with Arabian chieftains, aiding British aims, and his cloak of mystery that attracted reporters while he shunned publicity, leaving a lingering legend.
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Col
T. E. Lawrence
Lawrence
Edith Cavell
Cardinal Mercier
Richthofen
India
Arabia
England
Legion
Lincoln Journal
Shower honors Mrs Perrin and Mrs Staver at Nathan Isaacson home
A Saturday afternoon shower at the Nathan Isaacson home honored Mrs. Hal Perrin of Kansas City and Mrs. Allan Staver of St. Joseph. Attending were Mesdames Nystrom Freed Wires Davis Isaacson Tedrow and Misses Johnson Nelson Tedrow plus visitors from Miltonvale H L Davis and Wendell Davis. Local residents Edwin White and Phil Smith returned from Manhattan and Don McGowan visited from barber school in Topeka.
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Hal Perrin
Kansas City
Allan Staver
Nathan Isaacson
Frank Tedrow
Geneva Johnson
Clarice+Nelson
Audrey
Gayl Tedrow
Emil Isaacson
Alice
W. A. Johnson
Alma Visitors Welcome Larson Family Arrival
Visitors from Alma Wisconsin Dr and Mrs John Larson and their sons arrived Saturday to visit with Mrs John Larson and other relatives and friends.
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Alma
Wis
John Larson
John. Larson
Lincoln visitors host weekend at Mrs Larson’s
Visitors from Lincoln Mr and Mrs Carl Wennersten of Lincoln Nebraska were weekend guests of Mrs John Larson.
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Lincoln
Carl Wennersten
Lincoln, Nebr
John Larson
Visitors from Hallam Arrive for Mrs Sederlin Visit
Mrs. Elmer Olson and Rose Marie of Hallam Nebraska arrived Thursday to visit Mrs. Marie Sederlin.
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Hallam, Nebr
Elmer. Olson
Rose Marie
Marie Sederlin
Visitors from St Louis Visit Local Friends
Mrs. Charles Anderson and her daughter from St. Louis Missouri are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Loring.
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St. . Louis
Charles Anderson
St. Louis, Mo
John Loring
Visitin Downs Mr Milo Johnson Elaine Keyes and Lucreta Keyes
Visitin relatives and friends in Downs on Thursday included Mr Milo Johnson Mrs Johnson Elaine Keyes and Miss Lucreta Keyes as they spent the day with local kinfolk and acquaintances.
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Milo Johnson
Elaine
Lucreta Keyes
Downs
Amanda Maxell Returns to Scandia from Kansas City Visit
Mrs Amanda Maxell who has been visiting in Kansas City Missouri with Mr and Mrs Raymond Carlson for the past six weeks returned to Scandia Tuesday.
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Scandia
Amanda Maxell
Kansas City
Raymond Carlson
Fairbury Visitors Stay With Local Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Mathis of Fairbury Nebraska are visiting friends and relatives here, spending time with local residents and catching up with acquaintances.
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Fairbury
Wiley Mathis
Fairbury, Nebr
Alaska Frontier Project Aims to Move Families North
FERA launches plan in January to transplant bankrupt farming families from U.S. regions to Alaska's Matanuska Valley. The valley spans 76 000 acres and currently hosts 117 families as winter temperatures rise. The goal is to boost local food production by shifting settlers into northern conditions.
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Alaska
U. S
FERA
Matanuska
No Cli Mate Plan Offers Homes in New Valley
A northern proposal aims to settle families in a valley with equipment livestock a house and forty acres worth 3000 repayable to the Government at 3 percent over 30 years. Families began moving a fortnight ago and the plan has attracted broad sympathy and observed interest.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Courland Social Notes Include Visits And Illness
Bennie T Stofer and family returned from California and visit relatives. Ed Barrielow checked into St Josephs hospital in Concordia for treatment. Mr and Mrs L E Garman and Clara Mae Brooks drove to Kansas City last week. Joe Freed suffered a paralytic stroke last Thursday night and is very ill. Foster Sherffius and wife of Belleville visited the J Sherffius home. Mr and Mrs J W Kier and grandson of Lebanon visited the J D Bentley home. Dave Pilcher moved Mrs Amy Kackleys household goods to Salina.
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Bennie. T. Stofer
California
Ed Barrielow
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Concordia
L.E. Garman
Clara “Mae Brooks
Kansas City
Joe Freed
Foster Sherffius
Belleville
J. Sherffius
J. W. Kier
Lebanon
J. D. Bentley Honid
Dave Pilcher
Amy Kackley
Salina
Local Social Notices From Burr Oak and Nearby Communities
Saturday Mrs Emil Aspegren of Burr Oak hosted Thursday dinner at A R Larson home. Church dinner honored Rev and Mrs Smith before plans to move to California and Idaho. Needlecraft club hosted guest day with a lengthy program and lunch. Alfred Anderson attended Manhattan college commencement. sister Edna will return home. Triple T club met at Mrs Henry Hendrickson's home. neighbors visited Chester Anderson and A L Lewis homes. Edna Anderson and Madaline Anderson visited Manhattan with relatives.
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Emil Aspegren
Burr Oak
A. R. Larson
M._E
Alfred Anderson
Manhattan
Lewis Hansen
Edna
Henry Hendrickson
A.’ W. Anderson
Chester Anderson
A. L
Lewis
W Soules
Banquet Attendance and Weekend Visitors Span Norway Area
Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and Mr and Mrs Melvin Hillery attended the alumni banquet in Norway Friday evening. Visitors from York including Mr and Mrs Dallas Mathis and family arrived Saturday to visit. Mrs G P Plotner and Jeanne left Friday for Phillipsburg where Mr Plotner works. Mr and Mrs John Musgraves, visiting with Mr and Mrs D L Crider, left Thursday for Ellis. Gloria Jones accompanied them. Mr and Mrs Fred Ewing of Belleville visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Mathis. Dorothy Aspegren was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Harry Miller. Mr J T Davis visited Thursday with Emil Isaacson. Doloris Miller, who had been at William Woods College Fulton Mo, returned to Scandia. Mr and Mrs Otto Nelson and family, Mrs Emma Isaacson, Emil Isaacson and Nathan Isaacson were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs John Brandstrom.
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Carl. Hammer
Melvin Hillery
Norway
York
Dallas
Mathis
John Musgraves
D. L. Crider
Ellis
Gloria Jones
Doloris Miller
William “Woods College
Fulton, Mo
Scandia
Otto Nelson
Emma Isaacson
Emil Isaacson
Nathan” ‘Isaacson
John Brandstrom
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J. R. Storer
Lawrence OF Arabia
the Red Cross
Miltonvale
H. L. “Davis
Wendell Davis
Edwin White
Phil.Smith
College
Don McGowan
Barber School
Topeka
Fullen
Opal
Currie
Fred Currie
Allan
Joe Ostrom
Visitin’ Downs
Courtland
Princess
Goodrich
Goodrich Commanders
Rolla" Thompson
Madaline’ ‘Anderson
Usm
Cameron
Sudan
Kansas
G. P. Plotner
Jeanne
Phillipsburg
Mr. Plotner
Fred Ewing
George ‘Mathis
Dorothy Aspegren
Harry Miller
J. T. Davis
GEO
Ren
Eric
Shoday’s Furniture Co
Bellevill
Faulkner
The
Concordia Creamery Co
Haggman and Wires
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