Lawsuit over diving accident at lake litigates board safety
In district court Kane sues Nelson alleging negligent setup of a lake diving board caused a fall from which he suffered a head concussion and brain and spine injuries. He says his earnings as a typewriter repairer are greatly impaired. The filing claims the board was placed too far from the water and the area not deep enough for safe dives. In other news Kefield Republican notes Missie McCorkindale visited Dakota City with her sister Will Beith. Mrs. Lewis Cooley of University Place visits her mother Mrs. Spencer at Mrs. J. R. Chase's home. The youngest Barto child died Sunday afternoon. funeral at Wakefield cemetery conducted by Rev. Ralph M. Higan. Ida May Barto, aged two years four months, is survived by father, mother, a sister and a brother.
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Kane
Nelson
Levi Barto
Wakefield
Ralph M. Higan
Ida May Barto
Lamson Moran Bout Ends Quickly In Lincoln
Amos Lamson went to Lincoln on Tuesday for the Lamson Moran bout. Lamson knocked Moran out in the second round in a brief match.
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Walthill
Amos Lamson
Lincoln
Lamson- Moran
George Lamson
Moran
How Much to Pay for a Purebred Bull in a Herd
The article advises evaluating herd needs and market conditions to set a price for a bull. It warns against assuming very cheap or very expensive bulls are best and stresses the value of strong milk records and reliable breeding, noting long-term costs of poor choices.
For Sale Four-Hole Sandwich Corn Shelter
Second-hand four-hole shelter offered in fair condition. Seller H. Orr located in Dakota City Nebraska. Price and terms not stated.
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Will H. Orr
Dakota City
Nebraska
Farm Bureau Field Notes and Precinct Meeting Plans
Hubbard precinct to hold a community meeting at Hubbard school Thursday January 26 with music by high school and grades under Miss Heeney and Miss Howard. Judge Warner and Farm Bureau board member will address, and a man and woman will be elected as county Farm Bureau directors and precinct officers. The note also reviews Iowa State findings on mineral mixtures for hogs, showing inconclusive gains and continued experimentation next year.
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Hubbard Precinct
Hubbard School
Miss Heeney
Miss Howard
Warner
Farm Bureau Board
County Farm Bureau
Nlao
Ice Houses and Winter Weather Saving Plans
A cold morning mulls how to store ice for July heat. Three ice house types exist above ground, partly underground, and cave styles. above ground preferred for cost, insulation, drainage, and easier removal. Blueprint plans available from the Engineering Department at Agricultural College in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Engineering Department
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Nebraska
The Herald for News when it is News
The Herald for News when it is News serves as a concise label indicating a focus on timely reporting and essential information for readers seeking current events and developments.
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the Herald
Emerson clubs plan year with new officers and travel libraries
The Household Science and Art Club of Emerson elected Mrs. Bernard Sheehan president and Mrs. F. A. Kent secretary treasurer. Meetings will be first Tuesday monthly in Fire Hall. Traveling libraries plans include librarian slots for Mrs. Jim Shearer and Arthur Harris for Omaha. loans allow twelve to fifteen books for a month with transport fees. The Sunshine Woman's club of Pigeon Creek precinct meets Thursday on sewing machine attachments and time-saving shortcuts.
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Household Science and Art Club
Emerson
Bernard Sheehan
F. A. Kent
Cleo
Jim Shearer
Emerson and mix
Arthur Harris
Homer
Omaha
Nebraska
Birel
Dakota City
Sunshine Woman's Club
Pigeon Creek
George Heikes
Father and Son Banquet Highlight M. FE. Church Week
The church reports tickets for the Father and Son Banquet are selling fast with early purchase urged for reservations. Fathers and sons are invited to attend. Crowell Home fruit and vegetable donations are still being collected at the parsonage. The Ladies Aid shifts to a Friday business meeting in the church basement and the organ is for sale. A special collection for new song books is planned next Sunday morning. The Official Board meets Thursday at the Masons' home.
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Crowell
Ladies Aid
Dakota City School Notes Reflect on Attendance and Futures
Prof H M Eaton urges daily attendance as finals approach and asks parents to engage in their children's future careers. Visitors include Rev C R Lowe and others. note of misidentified host. He emphasizes proper winter clothing, planning for education, and choosing a meaningful calling.
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Rev
C. R. Lowe
Clark Anderson
Sioux City
J. C. Snyder
Kilgore
Nebr
Authority Settles Writing Causes For Absences
County and city school superintendents will require parents to submit written reasons for their children’s absences to teachers. The State Superintendent affirms this power to ensure accurate weekly absence reports under the new attendance law. The move aims to enforce compliance while relying on persuasion over force, despite expected friction.
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Weiting
High Heels Blamed For Frequent Stair Accidents
Northwestern Dell Telephone employees warned to walk carefully in high heel shoes. Operators are valued and a bad fall could sideline a skilled worker.
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Girla
Northwestern
Dell
Matrimonial Licenses Issued by County Judge This Week
The county issued marriage licenses in the past week listing names and addresses. Notable entries include Asimakis of Sioux City, Bettie Wilson of Sioux City, Erie Hf. Carlyon of Beresford, Mildred M. Boomer of Cherokee, John A. Monson of Sioux City, and Fern Johnson of Sioux.
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Mareinge Mcenses
McKinley
Aue
Geo
Asimakis
Sioux City
Bettie Wilson
Erie Hf. Carlyon
Beresford
Mildred M. Boomer
Cherokee
John A. Monson
Fern Johnson
Sioux
Sheen
County Board Grants Petition for River Protection District
The Dakota County Nebraska board of county commissioners granted the petition to establish a river protection district. No boundary changes were made from the petition, and the election date is not set but will likely be in late February. The boundary runs along Nebraska Iowa state line and various township and section lines in Dakota county.
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Board of County Commissioners
Nebraska-Iowa
Im Salktrontramen Cac eaNea
Viet Ip
Tangeeg
Bowen and Range
Missouri River
Nebraska
Iowa
Dakota County
Water Keeps Hens Healthy Through Adequate Fresh Water
Nebraska flocks show water shortages impact egg production and body maintenance. A pint supports one dozen eggs. water aids crop movement, digestion, and nutrient absorption. Provide warm water in cold weather via a non freezable fountain made from a sun dust insulated keg with a drip spout.
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Nebraska
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Kefield
Missie McCorkindale
Will Beith
Lewis Cooley
University Place
Spencer
J. R. Chase
Tonea Jovenal
Harry Hibrnon
H. A. McCormick
Wynot
John Wilbur
Allen News
Ernest Tripes
Bagley House
Jim Fegley
R. C. Caulk
Ft. Morgan, Co
Dick Fegley
Beeeieve Ward
Emerson Enterprise
Jim Hogan
Hubbard
J. Ireland
Kansas City
Chas, Hillegag
Nacora
Ches. Kilbourne
Macy
T. T. Harris
H. Pilgrim
M. A. Fennell
Mr. Pilgrim
Grentleman
Sioux City Journal
H. A. Burchard
Sev Street
Burlington
Sherman McKinley
Burchard
J. B. Mann
Crystal Lake
John E. Kane
A. Nichols Nelson
G. F. Hughes
J. R. Greer
Dakota City, Neb
TPHE
Farm Bureau
C. R. Young
Hopralone Belt
Howe Department OF the
Geneva Rankin
Mason
Choi
H. M. Eaton
Karl Frederick
Dd. Frederica
W. E. Voss
Matrimonial Ventures
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