Items of Interest Gleaned from Our Exchanges
R G Kingston and family visit Crystal lake this week Wynot Tribune notes Donald Crouch visiting from South Sioux City Miss Ross Moore heads to Crystal lake for a weeks outing Concord items Dixon Journal reports Mrs Larue Foote and children travel to Hubbard to join her husband and establish their future home
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Wynot Tribune
Donald Crouch
Sioux City
Tekamah
Ross Moore
Crystal Lake
Concord
Dixon Journal
Larue Foote
Hubbard
Martinsburg Items in Ponca Journal
H E Jacobs motored to Crystal Lake Sunday. Mrs Ben Minter who was operated on in Sioux City last week is getting along nicely at this writing.
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Martinsburg
Ponca
H. E. Jacobs
Crystal Lake
Ben Minter
Sioux City
Christpherson family brings Miss Needham from Crofton
Ted Christpherson and daughters Retta and Artha with Gertrude Combs visited from Crofton on Tuesday afternoon to take home Miss Aedia Needham who had been visiting for a week.
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Bloomfield Monitor
Ted Christpherson
Retta and
Artha
Nice
Gertrude Combs
Croftun
Aedia Needham
Davey Rogosch and Rogosch Visit Crystal Lake
Mr and Mrs Frank Davey and family and Dr Lewis spent Sunday at Crystal lake. Mr and Mrs Carl Rogosch and daughter came from South Sioux City to visit over Sunday at the Fred Rogosch home.
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Powca
Frank Davey
Lewis
Crystal Lake
Carl Rogosch
Sioux City
Fred Rogosch
Local Notes and Visits Across Lyons Sioux City and Crystal Lake
Lyons and nearby towns show a flurry of visits and travel with Mrs Helen Adair and family hosting in Sioux City, Jo Gorham and J M King visiting Lyons, Rev Geo Bray returning from Sioux City, Nora O Hanlon visiting in South Sioux City, and trips through Crystal Lake. News mentions Wayne and Newcastle items, a remark on Indian travel versus horseback routes, births and divorces in Sioux City, and a 1916 marriage/divorce filing reports.
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Lyons Mirror
Helen Adair
Sioux City
P. Petersen
Jo Gorham
Walthill
J. M. King
Hometr
Lyons
Mr. Gorham
John Ruddy
Powca
Geo. Bray
South Sioux City
Nora O'Hanlon
South
Jas. Hammell
Local Publish Grabs Credit for Sioux City Print Work
A fragment notes a Sioux City ready print house handled printing and shipping of bundles while the local publisher claims credit for the work. The text emphasizes misattributed credit and logistics.
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Sioux City
Families Enjoy Leisure At Lake Crystal And South Sioux City
Allen and Clough families spend time at Lake The Curtis family packed goods for a move to South Sioux City. Harry Hill Warner and Frank Hill couples vacationed at Crystal Lake last week, returning Thursday. George Twamley visited relatives in Sturgis SD. wife and children extended stay.
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Allen
Frank Clough
Lake
H. Curtis
Emerson Enterprise Reports Leadership Move and Local News
Jeff Taylor left Tuesday for Winnebago to prepare to take over the Chieftain. J. M. Liewer and E. A. Beiersdorf rent cottages at Crystal Lake for a week with families enjoying the resort. S. E. Cobb, longtime editor of the Enter prise, fell from a street car in Los Angeles and was seriously injured, remaining unconscious for days before slowly recovering.
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Emerson Enterprise
Jeff Taylor
Winnebago
J. M. Liewer
E. A. Beiersdorf
Crystal Lake
S. E. Cobb
The
Enterprise
Los Angeles
York resident recalls runaways and medical notes
A York man mentions a 14 year old James Reilly from Jackson Nebraska who was hurt by a runaway horse weeks ago and is now at St Josephs hospital with a wrenched hip bone in a metal plate. Walthill Times reports T S Hunter of Homer visiting Walthill and a San Diego doctor’s fish catching and Santa Fe railway surgeon appointment. The doctor notes good patient progress and a growing Mabel while Mrs. recovers at home.
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York
East
James Reilly
Jackson
Neb
St. Josephs's Hospital
Walthill
T.S. Hunter
Homer
Ream
San Diego
Santa Fe Railway
Exposition
American Defense League
Medical Reserve Corps
Mabel
Lincoln Baseball Chief Tops Western League Standings
Mrs G H Pranger accompanied her mother to Omaha then Lincoln to visit daughter Mrs George Stone whose husband leads Lincoln’s baseball team. Charles Paul returns to Emerson Enterprise after lease termination with Jeff Taylor. Paul will handle law and editing. Mrs Elizabeth Carvell seeks divorce from James Carvell citing cruelty. A raid at 1000 Fourth Street yields one man and two women prisoners for disturbing the peace. Bottles from a passing car showered a residence near West Fourth and Omaha streets. Alfred Anderson and Lee Trevitt arrested for the act.
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Wakefield
G. H. Pranger
Omaha
Lincoln
George Stone
Sioux City Journal
James Carvel
Crystal Lake Park
Elizabeth J. Carvell
Carvells
1000 Fourth Street
Adolf Boynton
Mabel Moore
Kathleen Williams
Frank Brown
West Fourth
Alfred Anderson
Ponca
Neb
Lee Trevitt
South
Sioux City
Homer Chautauqua attendees and Chieftain lease update
Georgia Mansfield and Miss Elizabeth Hileman of Homer attended the Chautauqua Saturday afternoon. We leased the Chieftain and expect to run it at least until our lease runs out. We wish to amend an unjust suspicion about a political motive behind a management change rumor.
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Georgia Mansfield
Elizabeth Hileman
Homer
wWeff Taylor
Emerson
Heinie Wagner
Homer Star
R. J. Taylor
Emerson Enterprise
Taylor
Winnebago
Valuation Fall Won't Bring Tax Increase in County
Seattle reports County Commissioner Joseph Bishop says reduced valuations cut $8 million from assessments but do not raise the fall levy. He notes fewer inmates at the poor farm and jail, plus lower criminal work, under prohibition, with further operating savings expected. Demands for county charity also lower.
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Seattle
Wash
Spokesman - Review
Joseph Bishop
Bishop
H. W. Arvin
Restored Paper Promises Cure Claims and Rewards
A garbled clipping advertises a $100 reward and restoration of the paper, claiming a cure for a dreaded disease and praising a key remedy. It mentions proprieties and curative powers, with names jumbled, referencing Cheney and others.
Hughes Points the Way in Carnegie Hall Speech
The Republican candidate for President delivered a clear comprehensive keynote at Carnegie Hall. Observers say his address outlined convictions and aims, promised detailed argument on stump, and presented a decisive, unambiguous statement of issues for the campaign.
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Carnegie Hall
Hughes
Acceptance Speech of Charles E Hughes Highlights
Brief sentences capture Hughes's themes of America first and America efficient. He asserts citizens in peaceful vocations should not be pressed into military service and warns that war recurrence cannot be prevented by wishes. He denounces conspiracies aiding foreign nations and argues preparedness is not military only.
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Charles E. Hughes
Voices from a political speech on Mexico policy and reforms
A speaker criticizes the Administration over Mexico policy, endorses nonaggression, and calls for action to remove Huerta in Mexico while advocating federal workers' compensation laws and women's suffrage. The remarks defend Lincoln era values and urge unity and reform.
Speech of Hughes Acceptance Rhetoric Calls Nation’s Duty
In a fateful hour the speaker urges renewed pledge to liberty and equal opportunity, stressing heroic sacrifice and national unity. He endorses the Convention platform and accepts the nomination, envisioning a strong just America led by a free people.
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America
Bid notice for Dakota County Pioneer concessions
Separate sealed bids will be received up to a 12th by the privilege committee of the Pioneers and Old Settlers association of Dakota County for concessions including Ice Cream and Soft Drinks Candy and Cigars Wenltea Wienie Stand Eating Stand Popcorn Goody Goody Merry go round W L Rosas chairman of committee.
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The
Pioneers and Old Settlers’ Association of
Dakota County
Wenltea
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R. G. Kingston
Newcastle
W. A. Verzani
Lee Reservation
Lyons Sun
the Mirror
Wayne Democrat
Fred Berry
Don Gilder
Arno Jones
Crystal
Madeline Davey
Florance
Berry
Cash Wadsworth
C. R. Bowen
West Fifth Street
E. T. Kearney
Editha Kearney
Gertrude Kearney
John Milford
St. Vincent’s Hospital
F. G. Stanard
Wise Stanard
G. F. Hughes & Co
Dakota City
Fred Lynch
H. R. Greer
Mgr
Dakota City, Nebr
Man
Cheney
Mexico
Lincoln Ls
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Villa
MR. Hughes
Weinie
W. L. Rosas
W. L. Ross
Nebraska
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