Lakeside Notes and Rural Life From the Lakeside Area
Local items from Lakeside include visits, purchases, and moves among residents such as Mrs. Wills, Mr. and Mrs. Carey, and the Rice family. Calves shipped to St Joseph stock show and Standard Potash company hires feature among community activities with mention of a wild duck propagation leaflet by the U S Department of Agriculture for hunters and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills
Ora Phillips Hay Camp
Bingham
C. O. Gentry
Mike Coyle
R. G. Liston
Charles Carey
Moran
Alliance
C. C. Wilson
Earl Brown
Lakeside
Bus
Mary West
Cody
Neb
Chadron
Lewis Kabler
West
Tom Matthews
York
Nell Ballinger
Jesse McCarty
Dick Hunsaker
R. C. Brunson
Chris Messler
Roy Stoop
Star Ranch
Frank DeFrance
Ranch
Mallory
Long Lake
St. Joseph
Grace
R. D. Kirkpatrick
South
Lydia Krickbaum
Antioch
Lon Trester
R. A. Westover
Standard
F. J. Schnoor
Omahs
A. W. Tyler
Marian
Brakeman Beach
Friends
Lakeside Ranch Company
Walter Rice
Standard Potash Company
Rice
Ed Eldred
Jeve Herman
Jeace Wilson
George Hunsaker
Robert Miller
Will Chase
W. H. Hudson
Rachael Krickbaum
Lydia
H. S. Fullerton
Hane
Mary
Sam
Fowler
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Hemmingford Church Meeting and Local Social Notes
Dr Dorey of Denver spoke at a Congregational church meeting on why the Turk is the meanest beast. Potatoes yield 100 to 200 bushels per acre at low prices. Mrs Shimek's sale drew a crowd. A surprise party honored Prof Embre and wife. Epworth league held a hard times social. Rev Brown preached and planned a final Western move. Bible class, mock wedding and many socials follow. Marguerite Melick recovering from schoolyard mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dorey
Denver
Congregational Church
Brother Brown
Cox
Mr. Brown
A. J. May
M. E. Parsonage
Marguerite Melick
Fawntine Black
Frank Coil
Barber Hurts? No, Is It Supposed To
A humorous anecdote from an American Legion Weekly issue portrays Old Bill Holcomb, town barber, askew during a shave. The barber repeatedly asks if it hurts, prompting Holcomb to exclaim that it does not but wonders if that is the intention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Holcomb
Hell's Bells
American Legion Weekly
Arabian Frights and a Royal Courtship Tale
A parable of two princesses tests a caliph’s son in law selection. The narrator then shares a letter from Powers of Wichita describing return from Alliance with fair weather, good roads, and plans to seek work in Missouri. He notes ripe corn and crops, rotting tomatoes, and frosty conditions reducing market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom
American Legion Weekly
Iran
Missouri
No Corks for Fish Catching This Season
A local fisherman notes that the season shows higher fish catches as corks are no longer used. He suggests the change in technique has improved angling results overall.
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Allee
Hazard
Rev
Burleigh
Hoffland
Ruth Pollard
Alliance 8
Ash
H. H
Py Ompson
Beatrice Westover
Hemingford
VESTA
Svein Leeeees
U.S
Lelomdet
New
Edison
Mr. Ellison
Len Ellison
Imperial Theatre
Ellison
Glen Ellison
West Third Street