Notice of Probate Estate of Adolph D Brost
In Box Butte County Nebraska a petition for probate of the Last Will of Adolph D Brost deceased and for appointment of Frank Trenkle as executor is set for hearing January 21 1922 at 2 PM. IRA E Tash County Judge signs. Attorneys oyd Metz and Meyer. Dec 30-Jan 20
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Adolph D. Brost
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Frank Trenkle
Ira E. Tash
Seal County
Oyd, Metz & Meyer
Estray notice of several horses in Box Butte County Nebraska
Taken up by the subscriber on his enclosed lands in Box Butte county Nebraska on Dec 16 1921 four bay horses unknown age one sorrel horse unknown age one brown horse unknown age one roan horse unknown age one buckskin horse unknown age and one bay pony unknown age none bear any brand or mark of identification Lated December 31 1921 12 21 E C Haning
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Box Butte
Nebraska
E. C. Haning
Lakeside Activity Notes Prompt Local Movement
Sheriff Robert Bruce of Rushville arrived in Lakeside on Monday. Citizens and visitors including R A Cook and many townsfolk moved about, with several residents traveling to Alliance and York. New pupils enrolled at the school and local families planned visits and arrivals from surrounding areas.
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Robert Bruce
Rushville
Lakeside
R. A. Cook
Strasburger
Roy Hudson
Whitman
W. P. Trester
Here
John McGinnis
Jesse Underhill
East Lakeside
C. E. Black
Walter Rice
Rice
Alliance
Tom Matthews
York
Wilma
Beatrice Westover
Friends
J. L. Roe
R. A. Wesover
Lakeside Development Company
W. H. Hudson
Blanche Oag
Gering
Local Folks Attend Greetings and Health Sagas
Roy Grogs and Jim Kennedy helped Charles Hookham butcher Saturday. There was no Farmers' union meeting Saturday night with only three members present. Mr and Mrs Cal Leis returned home from the eastern part of the state. George Flaherty Pete Farrell and Laura Leis took supper at Marshall Sheldon’s Thursday evening. Goldie Farrell was very sick Sunday night or Frank McCart has been suffering from an infected tooth.
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Roy Grogs
Jim Kennedy
Charles Hookham
Farmers’ Union
Cal Leis
George Flaherty
Pete Farrell
Laura Leis
Marshall Sheldon
Goldie Farrell
Frank McCart
Antioch Women’s Club Debate Hosts Birthday Celebration
The Antioch Women’s Club met at Mrs Moffland’s home with Mrs William Conner as hostess. A debate on the statement life is what you make it split the group, the negative winning by a few points. Birthday cake and carnations honored Mrs Hoffland on her 63rd birthday as members called it a red letter day.
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Moffland
William Conner
Ferman
McClelland
F. H. Smith
D. F
Mrs. Hoffland
Zilma
Ethel Smith
Glenda
Wyo
Zilma Smith
F. M. Broome
Alliance
Q. Kent
Long Lake
Antioven
H. P. Holt
Louise
Ruth Wilson
Lakeside
J. W. Wilson
George Lindley
Louis Vastine
Paul Dietlein
Denver
C. C. Rice
Charles Hernan
Mildred Ryckman
Gladys Woods
Helen Dentler
Antioch
Fred Campbell
St. Annes Academy
Helen Stowell
John Lenzen
HofMann
Bridgeport
Earl Ferguson
Dorothy Wilson
East Peru
Otto Smith, Jr
Grand Island
Business
Sheriff Bruce
Rushville
Joe Warren
Jee Jr
Welfo
Emma Graeme
Broken Bow
Greenfield
Fenner Smith
Novelty Circus Train Sparks Clown’s Realization
A circus train unloads animals as an owner tours town. A clown eyes a billboard for the first time and concedes the advertisement mirrors their own show, noting many things about it have been kept from the performers. Herald Want Ads are read.
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Jake
Ellsworth News Roundup From Virgil Dwingins Visit to Potash Line
Ellsworth reports a week of local chatter with Virgil Dwingins visiting from the vicinity and meeting friends. Paul Lineback recovers from a hay loft fall, not seriously hurt. Local travel notes describe road conditions and a car ownership dispute involving Oscar Shropp and Louis Dillman. Weather data notes light snow, wind, and temperatures near zero to forty above. Mass at St Matthew's Church will be led by Father Nally of Hyannis. Gene Kennedy visits Father Nally. For ex service men the Formoney McCumber bill is under study by the U S chamber of commerce for petition signers. American Legion to appoint signers in this community through J L Young. E Dunn travels to Alliance for ranch business and potato plans spread among local ranchers. Larry plans twenty acres of seed potatoes. Seeohm ranch to raise substantial potatoes amid road challenges to market.
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Virgil Dwingins
Scottablu
Dwirwins
Ellsworth
Paul Lineback
P. E. Law
J. B. Kennedy
Gene
Alliance
Oscar Shropp
George Lindley
Lakeside
Hoffland Potash Reduction Company
Louis Dillman
Shropp
Dillman
St. Matthew's Church
Father Nally
Hyannis
Father Murray
Burwell
Gene Kennedy
Will Emerson
South Ellsworth
Foriney-McCumber
National Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington D. C
United States
American Legion
J. L. Young
E. Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Larry
W. F. See
Local News briefs from Ellsworth area and beyond
Reports from Ellsworth note fur price drops dampening local trade while buyers John Schonard and Pat Reid handle most furs within fifty miles. Postmasters re opened mail contracts. bids from John Schonari south and George Beckler north end July 1, with assignment news pending. Social items mention dances in Bingham and Ellsworth, and residents visiting Omaha Chadron Alliance Cheyenne.
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Burlington
Inet
Dunn
Schafenbere
Quackenbush
Tingham
J. R. Kennedy
Schafenberg
Ross
Mice Veronica Kennedy
Casper
J. L. Young
Omaha
P. E. Law
Gordon
Chadron
John Schonard
Pat Reid
Homer Shepherd
Oshkosh
Ellsworth
Washington
John Schonari
South
Geor Beckler
North
Bingham
S. E. Stewart
Alliance
C. C. Jamison
Cheyenne
Wyo
Highest Point In Nebraska Found In Banner County
Scotts Bluff lore proved wrong as the Nebraska highest point is a flat table land near Banner Kimball Wyoming line at 5 540 feet above sea level. The committee determined the mile high spot is not a mountain but leveled terrain, keeping hills only as a backdrop.
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Scottebluff Star-Herald
Nebraska
Scotts Bluff
Wildcat Mountain
Gering Inventor Promises Cheap Auto Accessory
Col. Will Goldsmith of Gering markets a novel device for cars, claiming a full model will be ready in days. The invention allegedly grinds and seasons fowl carried by a divertable chute attached to the front of a flivver, cooking meat by exhaust heat with pepper salt and gravy.
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Gering
Will Goldsmith
Midwest
Pupils Earn Palmer Penmanship Awards Across Schools
The Palmer Method awards were earned this semester by students at High School Blanche Peterson Dorothy Fricke Bessie Snavely Esther Nason Emerson School Alice Prettyman Dennis Bicqnell Anna Shaughnessy Jane Beeson Zeta Redfern Hattie Abar Beth Moore Louise Cogswell Edna Fenner Vera Wilson Orletha Weaver Cecil Coates Floyd Grace Leola Schill Frank Hirst Helen Hively Ryma Vasquez Leonard Howard Carl Wickman Central School Leo Bayer Irene Epler Gladys Snyder Dixon Gros sman Grace Gaghagen Dorothy Marks William Pauling Dorothy Pedersen Dorothy Armour Wilbur Pratt Dorothy Garrett Robert Reed Emil Reg Alma Hunzicker Ralph Essay Maudie Henderson Waureta Wykoff Lily Lawrence Mary Keiser Ruth Reun Elbert Whitman Charley Simpeon Ethelyn Rockey Martha Miller Vealya Timmins Leonard Hunzicker Larmer Elliott Arletha Bagur Earle Butler Frances Tracy City Hall Ednad Tracy Charles Rosetta Hoover McKenzie George Fenning Vera Austin Ruby Serl Amelia Vasquez Dorothy Peterson Lucille Young Floyd Burrow Keith Mildred Cleveland Linville yle.
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Blanche Peterson
Dorothy Fricke
Bessie Snavely
Esther Nason
Emerson School
Alice Prettyman
Dennis Bicqnell
Anna Shaughnessy
Jane Beeson
Zeta Redfern
Hattie Abar
Beth Moore
Louise Cogswell
Edna Fenner
Vera Wilson
Orletha Weaver
Cecil Coates
Floyd Grace
Leola Schill
Frank Hirst
Helen Hively
Ryma Vasquez
Leonard Howard
Carl Wickman
Central School
Leo Bayer
Irene Epler
Gladys Snyder
Dixon Grossman
Grace Gaghagen
Dorothy Marks
William Pauling
Dorothy Pedersen
Dorothy Armour
Wilbur Pratt
Dorothy Garrett
Robert Reed
Emil Reg
Alma Hunzicker
Ralph Essay
Maudie Henderson
Waureta Wykoff
Lily Lawrence
Mary Keiser
Ruth Reun
Elbert Whitman
Charley Simpeon
Ethelyn Rockey
Martha Miller
Vealya Timmins
Leonard Hunzicker
Larmer Elliott
Arletha Bagur
Earle Butler
Frances Tracy
City Hall
Ednad Tracy
Charles Rosetta
Hoover McKenzie
George Fenning
Vera Austin
Ruby Serl
Amelia Vasquez
Dorothy Peterson
Lucille Young
Floyd Burrow
Keith
Mildred Cleveland
Linville Yle
A Family Affair Penny Monkey Song
An extracted caption recalls a family scene with a penny and a talking monkey. The dialogue features a child, a mother, and the monkey passing the coin to the father who plays the organ. The brief vignette appears in the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Harvey Meyer Buys Bars At Sturgeon's Garage
Harvey Meyer offers full payment for bars of all kinds at Sturgeon's garage. Bring items in Fridays or Saturdays. No furs accepted after February 25.
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Harvey Meyer
Sturgeon
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