Steck firm to open new jewelry store in Wellman
The H. F. Steck jewelers lease J. W. Wahl’s Wellman storefront and plan a full stock of fine jewelry with a jewelry repair shop. Local leader Schick of Owosso, Mich will run the new store there. Meritol Snow White Liniment advertised by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Steck Firm of Jewelers
J. W. Wahl
Wellman
Steck
Me. Schick
Owosso, Mich
Meritol
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Doings of the People in Wyman and Riverside
Local notes from Wyman and Riverside detailing visits and moves. Mrs. M B Jones recovers from illness while Mrs Wolf travels to Washington. James McTee relocates to Jas Turkington place. Turkington moves to Winfield. Foster Boals to Glasgow Montana. Cannon couple depart for Pueblo with plans to visit Greeley and Colorado Springs. Amos Hudwell returns from Oklahoma. Misses Cruz Barnett and Swift attend a show in Iowa City. Albert Thomann leaves for Madison to study law. Kiefer Fesler Walsh trip from Canada. William Ford dies at Inez Wyoming. brothers travel to funeral. Bridge repair opens aiding merchants. Box supper for band postponed due to weather. Katheryn Bailey returns to Washington. Overfelts visit daughter in Ainsworth. Mrs Iowa Shifler from Selma visits Hawthorn family. Bugalow work for Walter Nicola advances under Edelstein with roof soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McTee
Wyoming
Turkington
Winfield
Foster Boals
Glasgow
Mont
W. R. Cannon
Pueblo
Colo
Greeley
Colorado Springs
W. Willoughby
Burlington
Riverside
Amos Hudwell
Oklahoma
Blanche Cruz
Katheryn Barnett
Esther Swift
Iowa City
Rosary
Albert J. Thomann
Barnett Lightning Rod Company
Brighton
Madison
Wis
Jos. W. Kiefer
D. A. Fesler
James Walsh
Canada
William Ford
Inez
Wyo
A. S
W. W. Ford
William B
Magdalena Ford
Cress
William Griffin
Williamsburg
Katheryn Bailey
the Public Schools
Washington
Charles A. Overfelt
Ainsworth
KK. K. Annas
Iowa Shifler
Selma
Calif
Thomas L. Hawthorn
Walter Nicola
Geo. W. Edelstein
Rural Route Notes from Charmon Visitors and Appointments
Mrs. Morgan and her son Frank of Charmon Kansas visited relatives including Mrs. Eliza Beenblossom. Donald Tucker visited with Lester Beenblossom. Roy Carson the new preacher preached at Eureka with next appointment in two weeks at 3 o clock. Thomas Nicholson works for Oscar Gardner in Havre area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Frank
Charmon
Kan
Eliza Beenblossom
Donald Tucker
Lester Beenblossom
Roy Carson
Eureka
Thomas Nicholson
Oscar Gardner
Havre
Farm Notes Urge Education for Farmers Sons
A persuasive piece argues farmers should educate their sons rather than keep them tied to the plow, warning that neglecting schooling harms opportunity and dignity. It cites the value of literature, quotes Thackeray and Bertha M. Clay, and notes rural residents mixing with educated peers. The column then lists local notes: Nina Godwin visited Kate Snider. Grover Booth visiting Davenport. Marcus Kuhn’s big sale. and area church and funeral news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thackeray
Bertha M. Clay
Nina Godwin
Kate Snider
Grover Booth
Davenport
W. A. Birney
Dave Cocklin
Marcus Kuhn
Marion Township
Kicher
Lotta Helferich
Wm. Buntenback
Jim Bendas
Charley Scranton
George Brown
Rob Dawson
Albert Booth
Wellman Community Notes and Local Jottings
Dr L L Godlove and family visited Stotts in Riverside on Sunday. Mrs Wetrich funeral held at M E church Wellman with interment in Wellman cemetery. Many residents listed visiting relatives and attending events in Wellman and nearby towns including Lone Tree Iowa City Marengo Muscatine and Chicago. The W F M S met with officers elected and $30 in mite boxes, a Philippines report, and upcoming visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Romine
Dan Wolfe
Keota
Npworth League
D. H. Klinefelter
Dawson
Blanche Klinefelter
Stevens
Chicago
Frank Snavely
Eardley Bell
Iowa City
Eardley
Marengo
Claude Creswell
Nebraska
McKinley
F. D. Snavely
Mr. Snavely
Ladora
Mesdames
Wm. Deuker
Geo. Trieschman
George Glider
Muscatine
Jim McKinley
Lincoln Cresswell
Ed Squire
Cy Miller
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Stephens
Nettie
Omaha
Winnipeg
Regina
Canada
Baptist Association
J. A. Dodds
West Chester
Phillipines
Flora Gardner
P. F. Krueger
Florilla Longwell
A. J. Nichols
J. W. Oldaker
Vena _ Kirkpatrick
Ella Weller
Wetman
Mamie Turnipseed
Grinnell
Messrs Niffenegger
Sharon
Des Moines
Wetrick
Ella Faulkner
Lexington
Noffsinger
South English
South
Last Day at Butcher Shop Before Move to Sands Bros
W I Smylie concluded his years of work at the local butcher shop yesterday and will begin work at Sands Bros grocery next week. Sam J Stites of Union Nebraska visits Myrtle Stewart. S S Wilcox of Columbus Junction, a Sands Bros clerk, moves his family to Ainsworth this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
W. I. Smylie
Sands Bross
Sam J. Stites
Union
Nebr
Myrtle Stewart
S. S. Wilcox
Columbus Junction
Sands Bros
A Popular Trysting Place
Oysters fish celery groceries and other goods advertised with delivery service for local customers. The notice promotes a general shop presence and home delivery options for groceries and seafood.
Swat the Fly First in Hidden Health Warning
A health note from a sanitarium urges rapid swatting of flies, arguing fly infestations rival burglar defenses. It links flies to typhoid germs and cautions that unseen contaminants on fly feet threaten food safety and home health.
Man Considers Fur Purchase for Wife in Odd Exchange
A dealer questions Mr Holdtite about buying furs for his wife while he insists he does not want to buy but hints he may be compelled to. The dialogue hints at social pressure over gifts in a domestic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Holdtite
Care For The Eyes And Relieving Strain
Advice on protecting sight from harsh lighting urges using an opaque green shade over the eyes. It recommends boracic acid eye washes, lukewarm water, and eyecups to prevent styes or eyelid abscesses, noting safe amounts and simple at home preparation.
Indestructible Wild Silk Claims From Chinese Silk
A claim that Chinese wild silk is practically indestructible states it can be buried for over a year with little damage or ill effect.
Market Report Chicago September 30 1911
Estimated receipts nine thousand left over from yesterday five thousand seven hundred fifty five market prospects steady light six ten to six seventy five mixed packers six five to six eighty nine heavy shipping grades five eighty four to six ten rough five eighty to six five cattle five hundred prospects weak sheep three thousand prospects weak
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Chicago
His
Market Report Chicago Illinois September 30 1911
Second report shows estimated receipts today eight thousand and official receipts yesterday sixteen thousand six hundred nine. Market readings list bulk six to six eighty nine for various packers and heavy shipping grades six eighty to six seventy five. Cattle and sheep prices weaken as opening ranges reflect mixed demand in Chicago Illinois.
Grain Market Chicago Sept 30 1911 Prices and closings
Wheat futures closed near 95 94 for Sept and 98 for Dec with May around 104 104. Corn traded Sept 69 14 to 68% and Dec at 63 to 64. Oats fluctuated near 46 1/4 to 47 1/4 with May at about 50. Prices furnished by Reach-Wickham Grain Co of Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ims
Reach-Wickham Gratin Company
Minnois
Aly Cormn
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. PF. Steck Jewelry Firm
WILL
Tur Wheat Company
Dayton, Ome
Athe Aédrem
Wright Brothers
Berry
Celar Rapid
Windsor
the County News
Wyman
M. B. Jones
Mrs. Wolf
Nira
Joe Evans
Grant Griffith
Jim Hanley
Daylan
Flaherty
Gus Wetrich
Dewey Hanley
Grandpa Rowe
Mable Herr
Kansas
Tom Doolin
Green Valley
Ross Glantz
Erna Messenger
Grandview
Royal Market
R. Stuart & Son City
Mutual
Walt
Euclid
Caruso
Walt Mason
George Matthews Adams
T. J. Allen
Ills
Ulg A
Mls
Reister & Son
John A. Babcock Commission
U. S. Yards
Illinos
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