Local Social Roundup and Upcoming Community Dates
The note lists visitors and residents in the area including Mr. and Mrs. Chas Taylor from Smith County visiting relatives, J. F. West taking a Beaver Township teaching post, and Miss Craft from Smith County visiting W. E. Craft. It mentions typhoid illness, Dunkard meetings, a molasses making start, and a September 18 birthday party with many local youths and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkard
Chas, Taylor
Smith County
J. F. West
Beaver Township
New Photo Gallery Displays at J Jennings Gallery
See the display of fine new sample photographs at J Jennings gallery. Fine photo buttons made from life or reproduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jennings’ Gallery
Local Notes on Farming and Trade Circles
Around the circle pihen Otto enters sheep farming. John Nelson builds a brick milk cave. Robi French injures a finger cutting corn fodder. B L Ewing expands poultry business. D M Muth serves Republic Rural mail. J P Porter cut fodder. Wheat trends up. Jim Persinger sold 80 acres to Homer McClure and bought Rasmussen bottom at 30 per acre. Walt Ward attended county seat to hear Governor Stanley. First of next month free mail delivery begins. Cardwell trio and Kathrineberg go to Nebraska for potatoes. Mull’s Lightning Specific advertised by A J White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
Robi
Jim Persinger
Homer McClure
L. Rasmussen
Jim
Walt Ward
Governor Stanley
Joe
Art
John Cardwell
Henry Kathrineberg
Nebraska
District 95 School House Contract and Local Notes
Mr. Wilson of Cloud County holds the contract for the District 95 school house. Miss Ida Tiller and Mr. George Thompson visited Mr. Moe's north of Scandia. Rev and Mrs Helm plan Iowa visits. Miss Ida Anderson will be nurse. Charley Nelson to Kansas City for medical college. District 95 members to haul free lumber for the new school house. Lightning damaged a large peach tree at J R Shivvers. Potatoes expected scarce next spring due to decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Cloud County
Axel Larson
Ida .Tiller
Geo. ‘Thompson
Moe
Scandia
Rev
Mrs. Helm
Iowa
Miss Ida Anderson
May Ireland
J.F. Dickerhoof
Dist. 95
Gratis
J. F. Stanton
BE. V. Moore
Will Dunlap
Alex Scott
G. A. Anderson
J. R. Shivvers
H.b.—Dickerhoof
Lotta Dickerhoof
Marcotte
District 48 News Roundup of Local Happenings
Ada ONeil ill with malaria fever. Tom Gile buys a hay baler for Wim Day’s crop. Ada ONeils mother arrives from Illinois to reside with her daughter. Mabel Thorp visits Lila Sharp near West Creek. Bertie Kelly birthday party at Marion Kellys. Ames, Garby, Crummer attend Brady Bowlings picnic. Burke of Norton and Mooney of Iowa visiting locals. George Cowle gifts daughter Grace Adams a team of horses and a cow. Young People’s Meeting affected by rain but reports say good. Russel Wilmot sells farm to Henan Bartlett. Bartlett household hosts visit from Walters and Mooney family. Clare Lewis stays with mother Will. Carlile visits Ollie Thorp.
Elegant Oak Sideboards with Beveled Mirrors Sale
Sideboards of elegant design in solid golden oak finely carved and of superior workmanship feature big bevel French plate mirrors. Prices range from 11.75 to 14.00 and up to 45.00.
Sewing Machines and Repairs Offered for Various Brands
A local ad lists new home and ideal sewing machines from Wabash Hudson Climax and Household models with repairs, needles, and oil supplies for standard machines.
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Ideal
Wabash, Hudson, Climax
Fine assortment of parlors lamps and glassware
A local store offers a large selection of fancy parlor lamps bracket lamps and gas lamps along with jardiniers and custardors. The glassware line includes sets and odd pieces which will be closed out at cost for two weeks.
Window Shades Lace Curtains and Draperies Sale
Local ad promotes large line of window shades lace curtains and draperies at special low prices with emphasis on safe purchases and savings.
Cleveland Population Figures From School Census
The city of Cleveland reports a school census showing 106,408 children aged 6 to 21, with an estimated total population of about 299,030 when multiplied by 2.75. The note highlights quick cough remedies and local endorsements for Krause's Cold Cure and Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin from various readers and advertisers.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Dispatch
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Lester Bowling
Ed Beecher
Robert Doctor Jr
Craft
Smith
W. E. Craft
Minnie Bowling
C. Griffeth’s
Concordia
Jessie Hay
Belleville
Harvey Myers
Mr. M
Brady Bowling
Kerr
A. M. Johnson
Otto
Nellie
Mattie Doctor
Bertha
Fogelberg
Bessie
Maggie
Mary West
Anna Aspegren
Cora Bowling
Mary
Kate
Maud McGlashan
Kate Hay
Walter Brown
Frank Hyder
Carl
Pihen Otto
B. L. Ewing
D. M. Muth
Republic
J.P. Porter
Colorado
Wyoming
Missouri
M. A. Preble
A. J. White
Norway Bulletin
Kansas
Joe Helm
Charley Nelson
Kansas City
Peter Paulson
Ed Anderson
Salina
Ada O'Neil
Tom Gile
Wim
Marion Kelly
Bertie Kelly
Chas. Ames
Mrs. Garby
Mabel Crummer
Brady Bowlings
Miss Burke
Norton
Mrs. Mooney
George Cowle
Grace Adams
Clare Lewis
Will
Mrs. Carlile
Ollie Thorp
Mariner
Olson-Freeburg Furniture CO
Kackley
W.H. Beatty
Lawrie Peteron
J. BR. Shiv‘vers
A. P. Happer
A. F. Clark
Bronson, Mich
Krause
Indianapolis
Ind
Pepsin Syrup Co
Dr. Caldwell
Pepsin
Nelda
Lare
D. Werthers
Mer
Enterprise Hotel
A. J White