Hemingford Welcomes Newcomers With Community Welcome
Hemingford residents and the Hemingford Community Club plan an April 13 opera house event to introduce new families to local members and assist newcomers with settling in Box Butte County. Committees cover names publicity program lunch finances decoration reception and county outreach via the agent and commissioner.
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Hemingford
Opera House
Hemingfort
Box Butts County
W. A. Randall
Ramond H. Thurston
Jelinek
G. L. Taylor
C. Klemke
John Gasseling
Joe Wanek
Anton Uhrig
Anton Ubrig
Muirhead
Livestock Prices Report From South Omaha Opening Day
Union Stock Yards Omaha April 2 opening day cattle receipts 8700 head good quality market opened steady with firmer best grades at up to 14.10 while common items sold 10.00 to 11.50 cows and heifers steady to 11.50 veal calves 0 to 18.25 hogs 13000 head demand good prices 16.50 to 16.90 top 17.10 sheep and lambs 11000 head active inquiry from packers and shippers Mexican lambs 19.35 western ewes 14.50 mart notes.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Obituary of Mrs J F Yanders of Alliance
Mrs J F Yanders born October 24 1867 in York PA died March 31 1918 at Alliance home aged 50 years 5 months after cancer illness Funeral services by Rev Epler were held at the residence on Tuesday afternoon April 2 with interment in Alliance cemetery She is survived by a husband six sons three daughters two brothers and four sisters The family mourning notes her kindly ways and faithful devotion and her belief in a better land awaiting loved ones left behind
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J. F. Yanders
York
al Hance
Hemingford Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Arrivals
K L Pierce made a rush to Chadron and back Sunday. Will Pruden spent last week in Randolph on business and returned Sunday. Mrs Ray Wood and Warneta of Antioch visited the George Walker home over the weekend. Rev Brown is reported ill with erysipelas. Silas Wood of Antioch visited town. A P Haynes now in charge of the Standard Oil oil route. Miss Hattie Grimes returned from Wyoming with her mother. Grant and Jess Melick worked near their Wyoming claims and returned Sunday. Helen Greene visited town and attended lodge. Harriet Greene ill with scarlet fever. Mrs J N Best came from Wyoming to help care for a sick granddaughter. Tim Wilson in Alliance between trains. Mrs George Jenkins returned from Lines preparing to relocate here. Mr Jenkins drove in Monday. Wiese Realty’s Mr Wiese was out of town on business earlier in the week.
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Grant
Jess Melick
Wyoming
George Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Novel Use of Handkerchieves Reveals 1745 Jacobite Links
Fragmentary account notes a British device using handkerchief portraits of suspected Jacobite adherents during Anne’s reign. The tactic spread posters across towns, aiding the capture and execution of several fugitives after the 1745 revelation.
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Englind Pelham
Peiert O
Anne
Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit
The article promotes drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims detoxifies the body, improves appetite, and provides renewed energy and clearer cheeks. A quarter pound costs little and helps biliousness constipation stomach trouble rheumatism.
Forest Lumber trio aids wood road fair success
George Hellman of Forest Lumber works this week with Jack Gleason and H. P. Courcey to support Fisher. George Darling's furniture display in show windows draws attention.
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George Hellman
The
Forest Lumber Company
Wood Roads Fair
Jack Gleason
H. P. Coursey
Fisher
George
Mrs T M Momoe Called East After Sudden Death
Mrs T M Momoe traveled to Meadville Pennsylvania after the sudden death of her mother. The passing came as an unexpected shock prompting the trip.
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T. M. Momoe
Meadville
Indigestion and Constipation Relief Story
Mrs. Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois writes that she suffered severe indigestion and constipation after moving there. One bottle of Chamberlains Tablets corrected the trouble and left her feeling like a different person.
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Robert Allison
Mattoon
Grandma Used Sage Tea to Darken Hair Warns of Potent Mix
An old remedy mix of garden sage and sulfur is marketed as a natural-looking darkener. The ad promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound at 50 cents, claiming it darkens gray hair and makes it glossy with regular use, though it notes no disease cures.
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Wyeth
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Agnes Ernest
Maunier
Custom House
Europe
W. R. Harper
Harper Department Store
Charlotte Mollring
Bogue
Alvin Nicholson
Hemmeford
Alliance
Carrie Fleck
Denver
Col
Daniel W. Thatcher
Hoffland
Stephen J. Epler
Holand
Thatcher
Borne
Otto Zameow
Rev. & J. Epler
Lester Olson
Merald Force
Dr. Petter- Bon
M. E. Holloway
Minature
Bayard
Scottshluffe
Gering
South Omaha
East Reeves
Reek
K. L. Pierce
Chadron
Will Pruden
Randolph
Nebr
Ray Wood
Warneta
Antioch
George Walker
Brown
Silas Wood
A. P. Haynes
Standard Oil Company
Hattie Grimes
Mra. 8
A. Grimes
Helen Greene
Lodge
Harriet Greene
T. A. Greene
J. N. Best
Wyomin
Tim Wilson
Wiese
Kinsall Marter
Ed Young
Kinsall Royal
Lampton King
Stantney
Lad
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