Angora News Bulletin Highlights Local Socials and Developments
Angora Nebras ka May 9 report notes Miss Rena Dyson miss train to Bridgeport for rest and Miss Harmon injured after horse fall. Local events include Alliance visits by Carnine and Crawford, a forthcoming marriage rumor between Carnine and Crawford, and a shower for the couple. Community updates cover a new Angora State Bank, dormitory work, the Y M C A talk, Verein Germania meeting, and the southeast Nebraska high school track meet with fifty visiting athletes and a Malden band program.
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Angora
Nebr
Rena Dyson
Bridgeport
Mery! Harmon
L. D. Carnine
Tevila Crawford
Alliance
General
Hail & Graham Ranch
Wyoming
Cc. C. Scanlon
Meadames
A. G. Stoner
R. V. May ‘Etl
Mise Rena Dyson
Leo Carnine
Twila Crawford
Cernine
Mins Crawford
Carnine
Miss Crawford
Emma Crawford
Cometock
Nebraska
Walsworth
R. H. Atwell
Kansas
Ray Ply
Morrill
Bob Elliott
Springfield
Nebraska City
Auburn
Tecumseh
Pawnee City
Schubert
Falls City
Northport Notes On School Program And Local Moves
Northport residents praised a fine school program despite rain as families gathered. Mies Uncapher and W. D. Gibbons are highlighted for teaching excellence. Clarence Mount welcomed a baby girl born April 26. J Jensen resigned from Burlington and became a railroad employee with family relocating here. Pete Rogers and wife visit with Mrs. Jesse Mount as Stirling moves occur.
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Northport
Mies Uncapher
W. D. Gibbons
Wyoming
Clarence Mount
J. Jenson
Burlington
Bridgeport
Bere
Pete Rogers
Jesse Mount
Local School Talks and Debates Highlight Week
Hadron Normal School notes include Mr Sweitzer addressing grades five through eight, President Sparks judging a debate in Alliance, and Equal Suffrage club meeting at the Christian Church. Seniors’ class day is May 7 at the Normal, with a luncheon for faculty guests. A cross country run was postponed due to rain.
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Schweitser
Chadron
Verein Germania
Mins Copeland
Sparks
Alliance
Sidney
Mies Clark
Professor Wilson
Christian Church
Miss Copeland
Kensington
Jeffers
Bwedberg
Delmell
Pollock
Peru Normal Beats Bellevue In Season Shocker
Peru Normal high point of the season with a 9 to 6 victory over Bellevue. A chapel rally on Wednesday morning issued orders for Peruvians. The normal band played and over 600 orders were received locally. Prof. R C King of Kearney Normal visited. Emmett Donovan with voice training gave a fine recital. Miss Alice Loomis formerly headed the domestic science department.
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Peru
Nebr
Bellevue
Ovor
Chapel
R. C. King
Kearney
Emmett Donovan
Austin
Mies Alice Loomis
Cottonwood Chips: Small-Town Notes From Wright Precinct
Local column from Cottonwood Valley reports Friday to Sunday visits and errands among residents. Names include Robbins Worley Hagaman Reddish and Hagaman families, plus Cal Underwood and J.C. Hawkins ranch activity. An assessor thanks Wright precinct taxpayers and humorous notes recount a love story and a $40 suit incident.
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Fred Folbine
Arthor
Sioux County
John Shankton
Che Valey
R.r.reddish
Shirley Hagaman
Cal Underwood
Wright Precinct
P. J. Nolan
Joe Carey
Pat
Marley
J. C. Hawkins
Perry
Jane
Miles Hagaman
Old Hickory Chips Footnotes of a Global Row
A mosaic of quips and cryptic lines on U.S. Mexico relations and world affairs. The snippets reference Gen Rony Jones and a march on Mexico City, Huerta etiquette, and the map status of Mexico, with Carrolltonan-style witticisms about Villa Carranza and electric welcomes for U.S. troops.
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Rony Jones
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Hampton Roads
Conan Doyle
Wm. J. Byrne
Sherlock Holmes
Hmuerta Villa
Carrainza
Houston
Fragmentary lines on courage and policy amid Villa era
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the need for strength of conviction to stand by a man and policy ahead of Villa. The text hints at political courage and loyalty in leadership during a pivotal period.
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Villa
Kidney Trouble Warns Against Frequent Meat Eating
A health ad asserts that eating meat regularly can provoke kidney issues by overworking the kidneys and causing backache and other symptoms. It recommends Jad Salts for four ounces daily to flush kidneys, describes its grape and lemon acid base with lithia, and touts the safety and cleansing benefits of the effervescent drink for urinary health.
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