Community notices and travel tales from Cottonwood Valley
A Lake Cottonwood Valley column lists visits to area ranches and towns with neighbors stopping by on Sundays and Saturdays. It notes road issues, spring beginnings, and local jokes, plus a plan for German spelling matches and a German fair to come. The Chadron Nebraska report covers the Alliance-Sidney debate judge, a four mile cross country around town, class day activities, and a faculty meeting with papers on Vocational Training and Rural School redirection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Nebr
Sparkes
Alliance
Alliance-Sidney
Austin
Delzell
Hayse and Greene Tie in Northport News
Mr. Hayse and Mrs. Greene were married recently at this place. The bride is the sister of Mrs. Fred Jensen. The annual government ditch meeting drew good attendance and interest. The concrete work for the North Platte River bridge is finished. Flora P Crick returns to Denver for treatments. Ancopher the local teacher plans an upcoming May Day program. Farmers report ongoing potato planting with significant acreage remaining. Heavy rains visited the area again this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nela Worley
George McCoy
Maud
Guy Worley
Coker
Arthur Wright
A. A. Wright
Mr. Hayse
Mrs. Greene
Fred Jensen
Government Ditch
Flora P. Crick
Denver
Ancopher
Miss Elizabeth Kreizenbeck visits Chadron Normal
Former student Miss Elizabeth Kreizenbeck visits Chadron Normal, teaching in Cherry County this year. Fifth grade geography studies silk exhibit and silk worm eggs. Mrs. Sparks and Miss Clark attend district womens clubs convention in Alliance. Sparks is state conservation chair. Dean Stockdale and Prof Philpott lead assemblies during president Sparks absence. Junior-Senior banquet planned amid rally for Friday game vs Fort Robinson. Vereins Germania held event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kreizenbeck
Cherry County
Sparks
Miss Clark
Alliance
Women's Clubs
Conservation Committee
Clark
Linecoln
Dean Stockdale
Professor Philpott
Chapel
Fort Robinson
Philpott
Beeler
Messrs. McIntyre
Loewenthal
Peru Normal Notes highlights faculty innings and local hires
The Peru Normal Notes recounts a 28 to 1 indoor baseball win by the faculty over Peru business men, upcoming graduations for Miss Fay Farthing, and a burlesque program by the Everett Literary Society. It notes school officials changes from H. H. Reimund to St Paul, David B. Whitfield named Mitchell high school principal, and Wesleyan defeating Peru 14 to 3 in the second baseball game. It also mentions campus improvements and a growing summer enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Bert Dressler
Johnson
Chatelaine
Fay Farthing
Miss Farthing
Philomathean Literary Society
Hayes
Omaha
Omaha Peru Club
H. H. Reimund
Weeping Water
St. Paul
Nebr
Everett Literary Society
Farmere’ Institute
Spencer Leger
the Normal
J. A. Hayes
John Stoddard
Nemaha County
Stoddard
Auburn High School
Peru Normal
D. B. Whitfield
Mitchell
Whitfield
J. A. Jimerson
Shelby
Wesleyan
Death of Father Forces Player Home
Jon Kuima of the Junior Cinemas was called home this week due to the death of his father, prompting team arrangements and a pause in activities as the squad honors the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Jon, Kuima
Cinas
Angora News Notes Birthday Dinner and Local Happenings
Angora Nebr April 28 reports Mrs Emma Crawford and others honored at dinner for Mrs Crawford's birthday. Rena Dyson boarding in town rides six miles to school. R H Atwell family return from St Joseph with Austin Atwell and bride. 25th wedding anniversary party for L F Harmon planned May 2. Valley Farm play to support church. B S Marvin and J P Daley visit from Sterling. Rolla Carnine improves health. Glau couple welcome daughter Cynthia. Pearl Lawrence to move north. Eugene Hall visits Angora friends.
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R. H. Atwell
Virgil
St. Joseph
Austin Atwell
L. F. Harmon
Marvin
J. P. Daley
Sterling
Angora
Rolla Carnine
H. A. Glau
Cynthia
Pearl Lawrence
Eugene Hall
Bonner
Ansora Friends
Rain Interlude Ties Western Nebraska Visit Notes
Kinkaid Nebraska reports a rainy spell as locals recount visitors and activities. Ethel and Fay Hem bry of Alliance visited the Soth home while Bert McLaughlin traveled to Ashland on business. The Unger baby shows improvement and a Sunday school in District 93 continues well under Mrs. Chas Schotte. A dance at the G D Workman place Saturday night drew a large crowd and good reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinkaid
Nebr
Nebraska
Ethel and
Fay Hembry
Alliance
Soth
Bert McLaughlin
Ashland
Dist. No. 93
Chas. Schotte
Sarah Rodgers
Verna
G. D. Workman Place
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs and Colds
Thawing frost and April rains chill you to the marrow causing feverish misery with coughs. Dr King’s New Discovery soothes inflamed throats and lungs, stops coughs, clears the head, reduces fever, and makes you feel better. Relieved by a bottle at 50c and 1.00 with money back. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for all sores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Former King Otto Reaches 66th Birthday in Seclusion
In Munich on April 27, Otto remains confined to Fuerstenried castle grounds thirty years after being declared hopelessly insane. He still believes himself monarch, unaware he is no longer king, with no visible change in condition.
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Munich
Otto
Fuerstenried Castle
Old Hickory Chips and April Weather Jokes in Dispatches
A collage of satirical quips about politicians and events, mocking Gov Colquitt of Texas, Champ Clark, Jond Lind, and national affairs. It notes April weather’s surprise, tariff barbs, and a playful jab at Queen Mary and Roosevelt. Includes an ad for Alliance Cleaning Works and Electric Bitters testimonials.
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Peary
Doc Cook
Illinois
United States Senate
Queen Mary
George
Roosevelt
Iowa
Senator Root
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertises Spring Cleanse
Spring laxative and blood cleanser flushes winter waste from stomach liver and kidneys. Take Dr Kings New Life Pills for purifying blood. Mild and non gripping laxative cures constipation and makes you feel fine. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for all hurts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bucklen
Severe Attack of Colic Cured by Remedy
EE Cross, traveling in Virginia and other states, fell suddenly ill with colic. The tonic Thermehlain’s aid began at a store and after two doses the patient was cured. The notice touts the preparation and states it is for sale by local merchants.
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EE Cross
Virginia
Hern
Themhelain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cottonwood Valley News
Cottonwood Steve
Bwat the Greneer
R. R. Reddish
Lee Marsh
Roy Shanklin
Glen Gentle
P. S. Malley
Herman Reeder
Frank Palmer
Metz
John Underwood
Jim Donovan
Roy
Jim
J. C. Wright
Hawkins Farm
Bonnie Hagaman
Elmer Englehorn
Northport News
Herald Correspondent
North Platte River
Verein Germania
Angora News
Herald
Lee McLaughlin
L. L. Unger
Reo the Fifth
Reo
F. O. B. Alliance
Britt Garage
Gov. Colquitt
Texas
Mexico
Champ Clark
Alabama
Sphinx
Jond Lind
Canada
United States
Alliance Cleaning Works
J. C. van de Lande
Kirkland
Inl
H. H
B. Harness
F. M. Broome
Land Office
Norton Block
L. A. Sperry
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