Local land transfers and homestead moves in Sioux county
James B. Curry completes two purchase sections for Claude Farrell and Ew ald Leth. E Duelin from Bridgeport acquires Ed Leathers and Dick Stanford sections and moves goods. Davis buys Lewis ranch with J. W. Kelley and others and relocates to Scot's Bluff. Ivan Curry returns home on twenty day sick leave from Camp Grant Rockford. Clifford Whitaker receives discharge from Camp Funston. Grace Flaherty undergoes dental work in Alliance. Frank McCart adds name to Canton paper. Lake Creek Telephone Association meeting on extending line to Hemingford. S. L. Wagner sells hogs at Hemingford. Dr. Hurd treats Amos Meeker. Two good sections for sale near here. J. Birkner sale imminent. Mrs. Safford takes over home. Birkner family to move to Mountin
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Canton
James B. Curry
Claude Farrell
Ewald Leth
Mr. Leth
Mr. Farrell
E. ©. Duelin
Bridgeport
Ed Leathers
Dick Stanford
Scottsbluff
Hemingford
Mr. Davis
Lewis Ranch
J. W. Kelley
John Rambousek
Rolla Shetler
Scot‘s Bluff
Ivan Curry
Alliance
Frank McCart
Lake Creek Telephone Association
Wagner
Sioux County
Hurd
Amos Meeker
Meeker
Callon
M. L. Whitaker
Local visit notes from Tain Grove and Hemingford households
Frank Stookham of Johnstown visited his brother Chas Hookham in Tain Grove Mo. Charles and family traveled to Sidney to visit a brother in law. Ralph Utter moved to Hemingford from the Chas Hiser place earlier in the week.
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Tain Grove
Frank Stookham
Johnstown
Chas
Hookham
Frank
Charles
Sidney
Ralph Utter
Heming
James's bulldog scare at the store prompts caution
In a brief incident, James brings his bulldog to a store. The dog appears hostile causing staff to back away. James reassures by saying the animal won't bite, downplaying the risk in a terse exchange.
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James
Difficult Men to Handle Quote on Honest Intentions
A quotation notes that even men with honest aims can be hard to govern when their consciences are bewitched, arguing that such individuals are more challenging than those with wrongful intents. The aphorism attributes governance difficulty to inner moral confusion rather than external behavior.
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diMenito
Vapoleon
Unmapped Country in Us Noted by Eliot Quote
The passage cites George Eliot on unmapped country within us affecting our thoughts and impulses. It also mentions the common green frog with insatiate greed for wasps and its deceptive coloration that lures insects.
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Daily
Eorge Eliot
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J. ©. Birkner
Birkner
Safford
Ford
Hiser Place
Brive
Rawaley Teen CL
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s
Loon
Lotus
Heston
Scott
Fordson
Henry Ford
Pfordson
Coursey & Miller
Laramie