Bunker Hill Notes From Local News and Social
Bunker Hill news item recounts the Borcher family birth Evelyn Emma on Thursday November 18 and a string of social visits and gatherings. Families including Bales Rohde Beyer and Engle appear among Sunday dinners and Saturday suppers. A land sale at Furer’s land drew buyers at seventy dollars per acre from Sidney amid rough roads and ongoing farming activity.
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John Borcher
Evelyn Emma
Glen Bales
Borcher
Chris
George Rohde
Chas. Gabriel
Farmers’ Union
Pheo Boreber
Chris Rohd
Theo Boreher
Chris Rohde
Sidney
Dorothy Bales
Borebers
Henry Schmidt
John Gorthers
Wm Rohde
Glenn Bales
Wm. Meyer
John Engie
Frank Beyer
John Borchers
Lawrence Beyer
Iva Beyer
Pete Beyers
Margarite
Helen Kelley
John Engle
Wm. Rohde
Wenry Schmidt
Alfred Borcher
Gurley
Fred Engie
Johns
Ernest Hille
Fred Dever
Furer
Fundingsland
Beards as Signals in Early Jewish Social Life
Early Jewish custom tied facial hair to mood and fortune. A well-kept beard signaled prosperity with harmony in family and business. If misfortune struck, the beard frayed or tangled, reflecting sorrow. The whiskers also reflected other emotions through their condition.
Railroad Man Wins His Fight With Tanlac
J C Stewart of Hook Island Railroad recounts eighteen years on the line and chronic stomach trouble. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, sleep, and energy, allowing him to continue his runs. He praises Tanlac’s benefits and notes local availability at Bassett's Pharmacy Sidney Potter Drug Co Lodgepole Nugent DeLongpre Pharmacy and J C Frandsen Dalton.
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Tantac
Toams
J. C. Stewart
Hook Island Railroad
Glendale
Peoria
Thad
Tanlac
Sidney
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Potter
Potter Drug Co
Lodgepole
Nugent DeLongpre Pharmacy
Dalton
J. C. Frandsen
Delco-Light engine and storage battery boast long use
The Delco-Light engine is valve-in-head and air cooled using kerosene, designed for diverse climates with a single oil point and a simple valve instead of a carburetor. The storage battery features thick plates and durable separators for long life, backed by 75,000 customers after three and a half years of production. Plants are in many homes, and neighbors can attest to the Delco-Light plant’s labor-saving benefits and self paying value.
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Delco-Light
Delco- Light
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