Sunol Hears of Rain and Fourth of July in Sid ney
The Sunol column notes a beneficial Sunday rain for the corn crop and a vivid Sid ney Fourth of July celebration. Henry C. Richmond spoke for the State Council of Defense, and Home Guard drills drew praise from attendees. Local residents shared visits and routine town happenings, including job changes and threshing activity.
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Sidney
Henry C. Richmond
State Council of Defense
Home Guard
Sunol
Substitution Rules in Mail Order and Local Shops
A critique of substitution practices in mail order houses versus local merchants. It explains how catalog substitutes, costly exchanges, and stock gaps enable mail order firms to replace ordered items with similar but different goods, while trusted advertisers and in stock assurance protect local buyers. It notes pink pajamas mix ups and stresses brand advertising as customer protection.
Pleasant Valley Community News and Local Notes
Rain fell Sunday evening in Pleasant Valley. Mrs. Henry Schuster died suddenly at home. The community extends sympathy. Simpson family sickness and visits to Kearney and Riverdale are noted. Picnics, river trips, and Fourth of July celebrations described with meals and ice cream. Lobster length bill in Massachusetts cited by Boston Post.
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Henry Schuster
BE. J. Simpson
Chas. Lee
Zelma Wilson
Kearney
Mr. Jelinek
T. W. Simpson
J. W. Simpson
C. E. Simpson
Blanche Wilson
Riverdale
Elm Creek
Miss Blanche
J. K. Simpson
R. G. Simpson
E. J. Simpson
Jepson
Ruth Clark
Little Son
P. R. Simpson
Melvin
Sedwick
Jay Simpson
Lee
Harry Louderbach
Sidney
Melvin Simpson
Jim Clemmens
Sterling
Chas
Massachusetts
Maine
Boston Post
The Winner
The Milwaukee News notes a man who can laugh in the face of disaster has won half the battle, highlighting resilience and morale in tough times.
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Milwaukee News
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Cure
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and requires a constitutional remedy. The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood to heal mucous linings and offers one hundred dollars for any cure it cannot achieve, with circulars free and price listed at 75 cents.
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Hall
E J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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North River
Opal Allington
Englert & Parlat
John Newton
Bert Allington
Lisen
Friend Dickinson
Mr. Loval of
Chappell
Norwalk
NEBR
Chain
Joseph Manler
Sam
Samuel P. Colt
United States Rubber Company
United States
H. B. Sweet
City Garage
Petter
Pleasant Valley
International Harvester Company
By M. V. Smith
Denver, Colo
Standard Oil Company
Nebras
Omaha
Dodge
Cadillac
Osborn Garage and Machine Co
Chevrolet
Buick
Monree
Hupmobile
Hahler’s
Lincoln Highway
Gapen
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