Items of Interest Gleaned from Our Exchanges
Local clippings note visits and travels across towns from Wynot to Dakota City to Sioux City. Family sittings include Mrs. C Oakley returning home, Miss Swa Feney from three weeks with relatives, Mrs Ed Craine visiting in Osmond, and Mr Leedom planning hospital time for his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynot Tribune
Osmond Republican
Leedom
Sioux City Journal
Nadine Shepardson
Homer
Neb
Jacob Leamer
Warro Tyler
Des Moines
Wakefield
David Samer
Train Crash and War Losses Mentioned in Local News
The report notes a boy killed at a railway crossing in South Sioux City and details the death of Private Brodie G. Cownie of South Sioux City from wounds in action with the Rainbow division. It also mentions family visits, a hospital discharge, and other local incidents including a train derailment and an injury in Ponca.
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Sioux City
Cownie
Old Second Laws National Guard
Frank Cownie
Marne
Rainbow
James Cownie
Navy
Seattle
Wash
Albert Cownie
Camp Travis
San Antonio
Tex
Harry Cownie
Camp Devine
Masy
Elsie Cownie
Charlotte Cownie
Sloan Seen as Strong Nebraska Senatorial Candidate
The York Republican endorses Charles H. Sloan for the U S Senate, praising his proven congressional record, party loyalty, and leadership. It argues Sloan would continue faithful service if Nebraska voters elect him and Republicans give him a strong plurality on August 20.
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Siam
Iasau Cecord Toni
Washington
Nebraska
Sloan
York Republican
Motorcycle Crash Near Ponca Injures Walley
A high speed collision at a road turn near Ponca left Mr. Walley with severe facial injuries after a motorcycle struck Ora Campbell and his family returning from Sioux City. Walley was dragged about thirty feet and taken to Jas. Bigley home for medical care while Campbell and his family escaped injury. the auto suffered damage and was sent to Hart's garage for repairs.
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Ponca
Etta
June Beermann
Dakota City
Ek. H. Cornell
Sioux City
Illis
Joe Walley
Chris Smith
Viste
Jas. Bigley
Mr. Walley
Smith Farm
Kullin Hill
Ora Campbell
Hart
Mr. Campbell
Walnut trees offered for government grain shipment
Three farmers report Uncle Sam may take walnut trees but cannot harvest them. When enough trees are found for a carload, someone will prepare them for shipment. The government offers good prices. Field notes urge mineral supplements to hogs with poor feed and illness. A mud filled stomach and hard manure indicate mineral gaps. A mineral mix of coal slack, epsom salts, sulphur, and copper are suggested.
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Uncle Sam
Fall Sowing and Alfalfa Planting Guidance
The article urges immediate alfalfa fall sowing while for fertilization it notes use of pass and sodium bicarbonate in self feeders. It cautions against early winter wheat sowing and explains alfalfa sown with wheat may fail if delayed. It concludes with availability of roe seed for fall sowing.
I Did Not Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier
Dr James L Hughes of Toronto replies to Edwin Markham about raising an American army to meet Kaisers troops. He emphasizes faith and sacrifice, urging mothers to view a son’s death as noble service for God and democracy. The piece contrasts Markham’s plea with a call to duty, ending in exalted remembrance.
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James L. Hughes
Toronto
Edwin Markham
Kaiser Wilhelm
Arkham
Dr. Hughes
Christ
Triumpha
Nebraska Improved Live Stock Breeders Directory Issued
The Nebraska Improved Live Stock Breeders Association released a new directory listing breeders of all stock types with names and addresses and other livestock information. Free copies are available upon request to H. J. Michlch at the University Farm in Lincoln.
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Nebraska Improved Live Stock Breeders’ Association
H. J
Mlich
University Marm
Lincoln
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Jackson
Ned
Walhill
Ed Craine
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Geo. H. Lamson
Fat" Waterman
Emerson Enterprise
Geo
Joe 'Larris
Fay Poole
Reterrest
Homer, Neb
Cora
F. D. Fales
Dixon Journal
M. L. Christiansen
Crystal Lake
Aerbers Woodford
and B. Woodford
South
Sioux City, New
Camp Fremont
Cal
Pender Times
J. J. Lynch
W. R. Ream
Walthill
California
Minneola
Long Island
Allen News
J. D. McDevitt
Messrs
Haase Wakefield
Omah
Allen
Lincoln Journal
Ashley Londrash
Winnebago
Neville
Sam
Wilson
Alva J. Londrash
Nebr
Headquarters Co
F. A
Camp Dodge
Alvin L. Londrosh
Station A
Linean
Harold A. Londrosh
Edgar G. Landrosh
Winne- Leas, Neb
M. Taioe
M.T
Camp Johnston, Fla
Wakefield Republican
Helen Leamer
D. C. Leamer
Sides
South Sioux City
LeValley
Walden
Crane
Ira Re Crane
South Sioux Jail
Phillips
Dakota City Grocery
Libby
Ross Grocery
United States
Charles H. Sloan
Young
Werald
Nebraska Points
Omahi
Meare
Wm. O Dell O'Connor
Ralkewail
Pred Brasford
We Buckland
Groverins
RK. Small
James Allaway, Jr
J. F. Demel
Covington
Howard
J. WN. Mullins
John Jenkins
H. Armbright
Herman Fouts
Don Forbes
Epee Sant A. Monroe
Martin Maloney
C. Eh. Savidge
Oscar Stamm
E. c .Wilbur
Dakota Precinct
H. D. Wood
Charles H. Ream
William Jone
Fred Schriever
J. H. We
Sidney T. Frum
Herman Biermann
A. Stiuen
O. W. Fisher
John Bavans
Hubbard Precinct
Thomas Long
John Howard
Owen BE. Beacom
George Timlin
T. E. Heffernan
Roy Armour
Louis Knudsen
Martin Raspineeen
Sol Green
Hermanenze
Emerson Precinct
Bane Salk
A M.wahorn
A. Ira Davis
Fred G. Wallway
Hn Stolze
Bigot
Judees
H .D. Hrman
Ben Bendersen
John B Breslin
Peter Maurice
Theodore Peters
St. Johns Precinct
Horace Dugan
J. M. Brannan
Hans Knudsen
Laula Pedersen
M. K. Boler
J. M. Bary
John T. Daley
Peter F. Carney
Earks John Ryan
Harry J. Goodfelow
Summit Precinct
J. C. Duggan
A. J. Keener
A. H. Anderson
Clarks
Matt iKiver
Judgies Carpenter
Chris R. Smith
Wm. Domsch
Ant«? . Barson
Thos, Curran
Lofus Rasmussen
Pigeon Creek
Gee
W. Stewart
D. A. Woods
Amy McAfee
A. L Linafelter
L. C. Tilton
Justin S&s Bacon
Dakota County