Local ranch notes and community events in Nebraska
Willian Newman builds a barn while Rudolph Laur travels to Gillette. Residents attend pic nic dinners, birthdays, and farm meetings. Mrs. Mel Colerick visits with Mr. Colerick as he husks corn. The Pleasant Prairie farmers union meets at the Reiman home. many neighbors gather. Rev Kline preaches. The Minatare Free Press hires Mr. Jones to run it. Church choir meets before the Pure Food show.
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Willian Newman
William Newman
Berea
Col
L. E. Bliss
Cal Hashman
Dude Wine Ranch
Rudolph Laur
Gillette
Wyo
Lossi
Mel Colerick
Nemeha County
Colerick
Pleasant
Prairie Farmers’ Union
D. W
Missouri
Kanasas
State Journal Still Offers Low Annual Rate
The Nebraska State Journal urges readers to renew at the old price of five dollars per year without Sunday or seven dollars with Sunday, hoping no price increase is needed. The paper touts affordability, independence, and extensive Nebraska news coverage as the coming legislative sessions approach.
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The
State Journal
Nebraska
Nebraska State Journal Now
Angora Social Roundup Delivers Thanksgiving News
Angora community notes a busy holiday period with dinners and visits. Families from Alliance Bridgeport Dalton and York join gatherings at various homes including the Daxon and Guezak households. The Elmer Morehead event highlighted the Daxon side's lead in attendance.
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al Jacobs
Alliance Sturday
Anna Daxon
Leo Lewellen
A. B. Marsh
Alliance
W. R. McCrosky
Omaha
A. A. Temple
York
G. T. Temple
Marie Daxon
Sophia Guezak
Bridggeport
J. W. Perkins
W. N. Thompson
Bert Hatch
Cody
Neb
Hatches
Joe Morrill
Bridgeport
Morrill
Rose Sherlock
Martin Anderson
John Shoopman
Nebraska Land Company Seeks Stock Hogs for Purchase
The Nebraska Land Company announces a call for stock hogs to be acquired under its current program. Details outline eligibility and conditions for livestock submissions and potential payment terms.
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Nebraska Land Company
The
Alleged Watermelon Patch Shooting Leads to Suit
Oscar O. Hanson sues Louis H. Leffelman and Joseph Leffelman in district court seeking 15000 damages for permanent injuries from a September 18 1920 shooting at the Leffelman watermelon patch near town The suit cites five gunshots that caused lasting wounds and illness including an operation Hanson was unable to work and the attack followed raids on the patch by a group seeking melons Harrington News reports the incident.
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Oscar O. Hanson
Louis H
Joseph . Leffelman
Hansen
Leffelmans
Leffelman
Haneen
Harrington News
Turn Old Clothes Into Cash in City Pro Business Pitch
G J Mauer reports from Lincoln that a leading Lincoln banker predicts money will loosen soon and farm loans may revert to five percent in two years. He notes U S bonds’ uptick and says easier money will spur all business. Workman and McLaughlin advertise goods at Second and Box Butte.
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Workman & McLaughlin
Corner Second
Box Butte
G. J. Mauer
Lincoln
U. S
Christmas Gift Beyond Value A Photograph
Van Graven's promotes a unique present option a photograph as a meaningful keepsake. Rev Charles L Dead of Denver was visiting Alliance on a Saturday between trains.
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van Graven’s
Charles L. Dead of
Denver
Alliance
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Mgrs
YALE
Mrs. A. T. Lee
Mrs. Lee
B. L. Kline
Stephen J. Epler
Rev Kline
Rufus Jones
Minatare
Mr. Jones
Minatare Free Press
Ben J. Sallows
M. E
Westinghouse Electric
Newlong
Dalion
Janu
Martha Washington
Ivory
Dolls
F. J. Brennan
First Nat'l Bank
Angora
George D. Darling
First National Bank
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