Local Notes From Exchanges Highlight Social Visits and Travel
KK Huey returned from Omaha with cattle. W H Krause and wife visited Jackson and Sioux City on business. Geo Lamson to meet Johny Ludenberg at Fort Omaha April 12 with about 50 admirers attending. Mrs Claud Heikes visiting Dakota City. F W Swingle back from wintering in Mexico Los Angeles and San Francisco. Mrs Joseph Brannan of Jackson died at age amid old age. Two cars recovered by Sioux City police: Hopkins of South Sioux City and Vanderloo of Lawton found near Whit ing and Floyd monument respectively. The Josie K steam ferry wrecked on the Missouri. hull irreparable. Martha Iye of Nacora visiting Emerson area. Various local business and social notes from Emerson and surrounding towns.
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Walthill
W. H. Krause
Jackson
Sioux City
Geo
Lamson
Johny Ludenberg
Fort Omaha
Claud Heikes
Dakota City
Neb
Julia ~ Nixon
F. W. Swingle
Mexico
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Siouxity Journal
Joseph Brannan
Brannan
Ralph Hopkins
South Sioux City
Third and
Nebraska Sts
Whiting
Iowa
Clemens Vanderloo
Lawton Lows
Nebraska Street
Floyd Monument
Yankton
Josie &. K
Missouri
Joe Geisler
South Dakota
Nebraska
Emerson Enterprise
Martha I’ye
Nacora
Emil Krahmer
Nick Simmons
John Green
A. I. Davis
Dakota County
P. C. van Cleave
Homer
Jeff Taylor
Jim Smith
Hubbard
Carrol
George H. Haase
Carol
G. H. Haase
Joe Heeney
F. F. Haase
Lincoln
Omaha
Emerson
Sioux City Journal
Ruth Cotter
St. Vincent Hosital
George Cain
Caota County
George W. Rockwell
Brander
Clyde Foster
Frank Montrose
Bluff Street
Cain
Farmers Exchange
Peate
Local storm strands travelers and renews rescue feats
Sioux City residents and nearby towns endured a severe blizzard over the weekend. Reports recount a chain of near tragedy with families separated, Miss Hankinson and five children missing from a schoolhouse, and multiple turnings for safety as residents used wireless alerts to warn neighbors and steer halls of storm-bound travelers to shelter.
Diseases and Insects of the Home Garden bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture issues a free bulletin via the College of Agriculture at Lincoln. It covers principal garden pests and diseases with insect illustrations and damage examples. The guide explains treatment methods and how to prepare materials to kill pathogens and insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agricultur
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Profits in Spite of Crop Failures in Nebraska Farms
Nebraska farmers use practical insurance against crop failures with farm bookkeeping aids from the College of Agriculture. Cattle and hogs stay profitable even in drought and hail years as silage preserves feed. Siloing corn in good years provides insurance, helping farmers maintain cattle condition and profitability.
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Cooperative seed stores and youth club work in agriculture noted
Farm Bureau field notes discuss establishing cooperative seed stores with Michigan programs and county examples like Woodford County Illinois showing seed houses, cleaning, and potential dividends. It highlights premium money for 4H clubs from Hampshire Swine associations and recounts a Fiddler Creek Farmers Union meeting with talks on sanitation, gophers, and smut control.
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Farm Bureau
C. BR. Young
Beedamen
Michigan
Michigan State Farm Bureau
North Dakota
Woodford County
Illinois
Hampshire
Dakota County
Fiddler Creek Farmer's Union
China Miller
Dakota City Edges South Sioux City In Tight Baseball Tilt
Dakota City eked out a hard earned victory over South Sioux City Tuesday afternoon. Frederick led at the plate, Gribble doubled in the ninth setting up Ota City to tie, and Dakota City scored four in the tenth to win. Season tickets cost seventy five cents as the athletic treasury seeks support.
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Dakota City
South Sioux City High School
Frederick
South Sioux City
Gribble
Ota City
Thacker
South Sioux
Aoe Ya
Haity
Newcastle
Ponca
Homer
U Sioux City
Wold
M E Church notes praise for Sunday school support
The M E Church notes thank the Sunday school workers and parents for cooperation in making the school a success. It urges more support, invites all to next Sunday's communion, and welcomes any denomination to join. The message highlights the Father and Son and Big Brother banquet and the Ladies Aid supper.
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Achoo
Jesus
Dakota County Electors Objections To School District Plan
Redistricting Committee of Dakota County Nebraska invites electors to file objections to proposed high school or consolidated district boundaries and sites. A map dated March 3 1920 shows districts and sites. objections must be filed with the committee in Dakota City on April 12 14 15 and 10 1920. Electors should present cases fully but briefly for hearing.
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Dakota County
Nebraska
Dakota City
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Diamond
KK. J. Huey
Ibgi
IBA
Disc Company
J. W. O'Connor
James Heeney
Maxbass
Clarence Bronson
Levy
Eugene Cossette
Antler
Helen Hankinson
Ernest Denson
Nile
Bronson
Williaam McNen’s
Jon. Cox
Franklin Bronson
Eléa Bronson
John i
McNea’s
Ford
Federal Reserve Board
Goodwin State Bank
A. He. Brunelle
Aten Rai
Ana
Glee Club
Louisa Pere
Wayne
M. E
S. A. Draise
Wilfred E. Voss George
C. Blessing
Anders Carlen
Jackson State Bank
Jackson, Nebraska
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