Randolph Christmas Visitors and Local Holiday Notes
The Randolph area reports a string of Christmas visits and holiday activity. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Huey, Tekwaoh Mournel, James Fullen from Jackson Nebraska staying with Mrs. Barrett, and J. A. McCormick aiding at the Tribune office during the holiday rush. Other items note visitors from South Sioux City, Omahas affiliates assisting at papers, and locals returning home for the holidays from O Neill, Dakota City, Sioux City, and Fremont.
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Tekwaoh
James Fullen
Jackson
Neb
James Barrett
Wynot
Hartington Herald
J. A. McCormick
Omaha
Tribune
Wakefield
Will Beith
Malcolm
Dakota City
Pilgrim and Sharp wed in Sioux City home ceremony
The Sioux City couple Mary Pilgrim and Nehe Sharp married yesterday at Peter Lenninger’s Silver Street residence with Rev J Mekheeson officiating. Harold Pilgrim served as best man and Agnes Mctacy as brides maid. A wedding supper followed the ceremony.
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Sioux City
Family Christmas Dinner Attended by Local Residents
James Heeney and daughter Miss Mee Heeney hosted a family Christmas dinner in Willis W Kerwin and family and Jack Yom and Patrick Kerwin attended. Those present included Joe Heenan and family of Jackson Joe Hearey and family of Nacora Mr and Mrs J W O Connor of Sioux City and Frank Sleeney and family of Emerson.
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Emerson Enterprise
Theodore Kuhl
Dakota City
Ralph Lamp
Nacora
Emerson Tueway
Ray Graves
Willis
Julia Keewin
P.J
Munisinger
Kleikes
Robert
Poole
W. B. Maher
Norfolk
Mary I. Kerwin
Mike O'Neill
Sioux City
B. O'Neill
Tommy Hartnett
Jackson
Billie Hartnett
Hubbard
Mally
Nebraska Territorial Iencers Reunion Set For Lindell Hotel
The Nebraska Territorial Pioneers hold an all day reunion in the Lindell hotel parlors Lincoln January 11 1921 with a 10 30 am opening session luncheon at noon and afternoon program from 1 30 pm Invocations addresses and a round table precede reminiscences by notable figures from Lincoln Omaha Beatrice and other cities Attendance expected to reflect growing but aging ranks of territorial pioneers and railroad rates offered for state agricultural meetings through January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindell Hotel
Lincoln
Oon
Lindell Cafe
H. H. Tarmon
Paras
W. H. Westover
Sokeah L. Bixby
J. H. Millard
Omaha
George H. Ilachinga
Crete
Round Table
Jerome Shiamp
C. B. Letton
Hugh J. Dobbs
Beatrice
Mra
P. L. Hall
Thomas Sheen
Auburn
L. A. Bates
Louisville
J. B. Strode
A. J. Sawyer
Williamson
Albion
A. E. Sheldon
Robert Windham
Plattsmouth
Victor Visquain
Norval
Seward
George Leland
McCook
Gey
W. Colby
Abe Shamp
York
T. J. Majers
Peru
A. J. Weaver
Falls City
Jas
Wallingford
F. McEesson
Minnie P. Knotts
Sec
Treas Program Committee
J. Mowlby
Jerome Shamp
Alice Hunter
Village Board Proceedings in Dakota City 1920
Special session of the Dakota City village board approves prior minutes and selects bills for payment. Payments include printing, supplies, light work, hauling poles, road and water fund expenses, with names such as John H. Ream, Wm Lahra, G F Broyhill, Arthur Schank, Homer Hanson, Tom Ream, Harry Foltz, Edwards & Bradford, and Wm Lahrs. Meeting adjourned by Sidney T. Frum, Village Clerk.
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Dakota City
Neb
G. F. Broyhill
Tom Ream
Harry Foltz
Edwards & Bradford Ltr. Co
HW. Biermann
Vaseae
Wim. Sierk
Ek. L. Hileman
Lahrs
Puorping
Sidney T. Frum
Vijlowe
For Sale and Duroe Jersey boat PORANK UFFING Hubbard
A brief sale notice from Hubbard Nebraska lists a Jersey boat named PORANK UFFING offered for sale. The item appears in a local classifieds style entry, detailing ownership and location.
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Duroe
Jersey
Porank Uffing
Hubbard, Neb
Looking older than London in an American view
BK, V. Lucas reflects that American cities feel aged and established, with permanence in New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia and Washington. He argues London, despite Tudor sites, appears newer through vivid street life and bustling omnibuses compared with Fifth Avenue’s sedate traffic.
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America
V. Lucas
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Oxford Street
London
Poston
Tower
Temple
Abbey Gadl
Tudor Row
Hothorn
Fifth Avenue
Learned Secret Of Indians From Boyhood Arrow Harpoon
Cushing, a renowned authority on Indians, recalls as a boy learning how Indiana forged their first arrowheads. He found a bone harpoon, ground a bone handle, and experimented with flint and bone to reveal a method that carved narrow furrows along the edge. He never finished a harpoon, but improvised an arrow cutter.
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Cushing
Indiana
Unclear OCR Note on Rolline Demand and Government Aid
The piece notes unprecedented demand for rolleine amid housing needs and home crews, but warns this will not last years as interest declines. It mentions the Agricultural department seeking new uses to save the industry and hints at government suggestions when sales falter.
Advancing Woman Dressed Faster and Punctual
A humorous digest notes women now dress quickly using simplified garments and snaps, while men linger with ties and coats. It contrasts social versus business dressing and cites a piano tuner misinterpretation labeled four forty in Indianapolis notes.
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Uncle C. Depew
League of Nations
Franaic
Brother
The Herald for News when it is News
The Herald presents an assertion of its identity as the paper that treats news with urgency and clarity, signaling commitment to timely reporting and community focus.
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The
Herald
Salmon Had Traveled Far In Canadian Waters
The Bureaus report notes a salmon tagged with B F 1911 when caught in the Fraser-Puget Sound region in 1920. It later shows the fish was a chinook mis tagged, observed near Point Partridge Whitby Island Washington in 1918, traveling roughly 600 miles by water route. The case highlights odd migratory paths and raises speculation on the king salmon’s movements.
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Point Partridge
Washington
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Bureau of Fisheries
United States Department of Commerce
Bureau
Fraser River
Puget Sound
Whitbey Island
Wash
Theater orchestras set tone standard nationwide
At Four-Forty. Theater orchestras throughout the country have fixed on a tone standard aimed at uniformity in performances. The move reflects a broader effort to standardize acoustics and playing style across venues and repertoires.
Increase in World's Crops Report by International Institute
The International Institute of Agriculture bulletin notes northern hemisphere wheat and rye totals at 62.4 million metric tons, up from 61.7 million last year. Barley up eight percent, oats up twenty one. maize in southern Europe strong and America up ten percent. Beet sugar yield favored. institute advocates exporting 400 thousand tons of wheat from British India.
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Internaonal Institute of Agriculture
Hemisphere
Europe
America
British India
Institute
Women’s luncheon sparks debate on roles and a “fellowship dinner”
Mabel and Myrtle discuss women’s roles with Representative Dawson amid anti suffrage talk. The exchange turns playful as Mabel teases a “fellowship dinner” by suggesting each pays for the other, prompting Myrtle’s curiosity about the term.
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Mabel
Myrtle
Dawson
Not Apprehensive Farmer Corn Says World Needs Goods
A farmer named Corn tessell speaks with confidence about America's isolation. He insists farmers will keep producing essentials the world requires, noting that the dinner bell rings bring daily purpose and reduce loneliness.
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America
Corn Tessel
McElmont Named Assistant Principal Amid Staff Change
George Latrs notes McElmont succeeds Mrs. Larsen as assistant principal after her resignation due to sudden illness. Vacation time pleased all, with regret that rest was short. First semester begins Friday with program changes and new subjects. Basketball practice continues and a new play is being prepared.
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George ‘Latrs
McElmont
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Mamie Godell
Dakota Ciy
Lyons Mirror
M. M. Warner
Marie Dierking
South Sioux City
William Sund
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Clarence Linton
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W. H. Mason
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Phillip Hollinger
Nellie Nunn
Winnebago
Will Downing
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Mary
Sioux City Journal
George Lamson
Lechnies
Ralph Alexander
Waterloo
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Bot Roper
G. F. Hughes & Co
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H. Kh. Greer
Dakota City, Neb
Near Mos
Near East Relief Home
Nebraska Territorial Iencers
Vilage Board
General Fund
John H. Ream
Wm. Lahra
Marshal
American
E. V. Lucas
Boy
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Louis Ruth
B. F. Keith
Keith's
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Indianapolla News
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Jmoror Co
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