Gardners Visit. Local Deaths and Lightning Losses In Richland
Richland May 10. Mr and Mrs B G Gardner and daughter Betty from Hollywood were guests here recently. Mrs Chas Steele, aged and respected, died at home Monday morning with funeral Wednesday at the Christian church. Paul Harlan and mother Anna Harlan visited relatives in Washington. Harmony wheelers hosted mothers at Mrs Chas Hornung’s home. Mrs Alice Vastine and relatives visited Fred Davis’s near Fairfield. Mrs Franklin Hadley seriously ill in west part of town. Fields busy. R E Robertson welcomed a baby girl May 9 weighing seven and a half pounds. Geo. He is lost three cows struck by lightning while grazing. all three killed, leaving a ground hole, ending cream shipping for a while.
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Richland Richland
B. G. Gardner
Betty
Hollywood
Cal
Chas, Steele
the Christian Church
Reeser
Brighton
Paul Harlan
Hts
Anna Harlan
Washington
Harmony Wheele
Chas. Hornung
Alice Vastine
Fred Davis
Fairfield
Franklin Hadley
R. E. Robertson
Wentworth Brinning Families Visit In Wellston
May 10 report from Wellston notes Mr and Mrs Dave Wentworth and Mr and Mrs W H Brinning visiting Sunday with the McClellands. C H Brinning family and Lafe Barnes of Brighton spent Sunday with Andy Brinning near Valley. McClerland couple visited Brinning home. Mrs Charley Hoover ill again.
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Wellston
Dave Wentworth
W. H. Brinning
McClelland
C. H. Brinning
Lafe Barnes
Brighton
Andy Brinning
Valley
McClerland
C. H
Charley Hoover
Braden Family News From Lincoln Visit to Iowa
Mrs John Fredrick son returned from Lincoln Nebraska on Wednesday with her daughter Mrs Roy Latta who plans to marry the Gemenet before. Mr and Mrs Henry Wittrig and son Jim spent Sunday in Iowa visiting brother Dave Wittrig and meeting the little son at the Wittrig home. Several from the neighborhood attended the funeral of the little McConnell girl at Ainsworth Saturday afternoon. Mrs John Shebee entertaining Booster club from the West neighborhood this afternoon. John Hamill and family spent Sunday at Jim Welch home. Charles Brock entertained company from Washington Sunday. Seth Thomas entertained company Sunday.
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Braden
John Fredrickson
Lincoln
Neb
Roy Latta
Eperba
Henry Wittric
Jin
Iowa
Dave Wittrig
Dave Wittrie
McConnell
Ainsworth
John Shebee
Rebekahs District Convention Attended in Brighton
Mr and Mrs Avery Horton and several others attended the district convention of Rebekahs at O he Saturday. Mrs Florence Williams and her three children left for Wisconsin Rapids after a visit with her mother Mrs Abbie Hdwards. Mr Williams joined them last week. Wayne Robison made a business call at Packwood on Monday. Mr and Mrs Will Bruton and others drove to Mus.
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Brighton Brighton
Meg Avery Horton
Ad McCarty
Lillian McFarland
Rhua Armstrong
Rebekahs
Ohe
Florence Williams
Abbie Hdwards
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Williams
Wayne Robison
Packwood
Local Social Notes From Richland Area
Sunday visits and family news dominate the page. Mrs. Hattie Valley of Denver visits her mother Mrs. Mike Hefflefinger who suffered a stroke. Loyalties include Miss Winn and relatives at Olds with Mr and Mrs Albert Thurston of Columbus Jet visiting, plus Roy Hinton and Hazel Shepherd making local rounds.
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Hazel Shepherd
Olds
Ed Shepherd
Lloyd W Prizer
Mid-West
Karl Hoover
Jlarria
Elizabeth
Richland
Mr. Burt
Fairfield
Ernest Rudolph
Janie Harris
Mary Fox
Hattie Valley
Denver
Mike Hefflefinger
Hefflefinger
Washington county voters rally for Mame Shearer as treasurer
In Washington county the piece urges voting for Mame Shearer for County Treasurer. The column reflects on aging, religious life, local education, and civic duty, interwoven with social commentary about candidates, family, and community values. It mentions county nurses, church attendance, and provincial views on fashion and politics.
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Maple Grove
Washington County
Mame Shearer
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
The clipping lists multiple game results from the National and American Leagues including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, New York, Boston, Cleveland, and St Louis with various scores. A closing quote from Bishop Hall reflects a caution about tampering with one’s health or time and a clock metaphor.
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National League Philadelpha
Theasa
Pittsburgh
Crookiya
Cincinnati
Benton
New York
Lows
Culago
St. Lo
T. Washingtongs Patrolt
Boston
Phiadelphia
G. Cleveland
Bishop Hall
National League
New York Ceapperesesaiet
Nseapene
T. Louie
Svevesal
Steevievees
Pilatliphia
Cin Tireati
Vane
Costa Es
St. Louis
Philadel Pita
Moston
Washngton Cancer
Wellsman Revival Brings 600 At Kaney Fisher Meeting
May 10 Wellman revival reports over 400 at 9 30 Sunday school and about 200 more at the 10 30 service. Rev W S Moore preached on Gods love and power. Dr J R Hanley spoke to men and boys on Hell s Hinges and The Wrong Trail urging the right path. Fisher led the choir and sang Nearer Still Nearer.
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Christ
Frederic Remington
Altho Pr. Hanley
Fisher
Revival Services Held at Westchester
Monday evening the evangelist preached on witness bearing and the campaign’s success tied to bearing witness. He outlined three questions and locations Jerusalem home Samaria neighbors and other towns, urging word of mouth invitations. Special music and speakers featured Mrs Dr Henderson and Rev Smith with services at 7 45 tonight and 8 00 Wednesday.
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Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Samaria
Dr. Henderson
Rev. Smith
H. S
Anita Stewarts Her Mad Bargain at Fox Theatre
Anita Stewart stars as Alice Lambert in Her Mad Bargain a First National film directed by Eldwin Carewe showing at the Fox Theatre Saturday and Monday. The drama follows a refined society girl forced to earn a living and warns mothers and daughters about dangers of superficial education and commercial life. A separate federal ruling notes ministers and families are immune from immigration quota law.
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Anita Stewart
Eldwin Carewe
Fox Theatre
Alice Lambert
New York
Not Witing To Labor Seeks Change in Cudder Talk
A fragment shows a speaker claiming a man wants to brieve the cudder all the thine rather than toking in turn at the ours. The misspelled text hints at a labor related dispute or protest language.
Women of Middle Age A Trying Period Through Which Every Woman Must Pass
Personal testimonials from Mrs Fan Rosenstein of Philadelphia and Mrs J S Livernots of Detroit praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. The ad describes symptoms of midlife menopause and promotes the product as a restorative aid from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Philo
Lydia
Pinkham
Fannie Rosenstein
N. Holly St
Phila
Detroit
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. S. Livernots
Junction Avenue
Detroit, Mich
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Zechariah
Dothon
Didymus
United States
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Celesta Hasty
Homestead
Raymond Hasty
Warren Mathews
Con 4 Corporation
Wellman
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City University
Iowa City
ROYAL
Tucs
Westchester
Stewart
Sherman Brothers
Lydia F. Pinkham
Targell Cement
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co
Marquette Building
Chicago
John Shields & Sons
Spe
U.S. Tire Co
U. S
Rubber Company Wa
Washington, LA
Lowa Eden Brothers
Lowa
Pollock Brothers
Wayland Tow
W. Schlatter
Winfield, Lowa
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