Posts from the exchanges reveal local notices and travel
The compilation lists varied items from multiple papers, including funeral and visiting notices, soldiers and veterans news, marriages and showers, business visits, minor accidents, and local society events. It notes regional figures like W. A. Morgan, Zeta Hart, and George Carter, plus towns such as Homer, Emerson, Sioux City, and South Sioux City.
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Powea
Allen News
Islvs
Wm. Morginn
South Sioux City
Rebelkahs
Zeta Hart
Geo. Carter
Qimaha
Sioux City
Huber
Hart
H. H. Hart
Carter
Georg Carter
M. and
Omaha
Dakota City Lyons clash ends early in Jan 31 game
Basketball brief notes a Dakota City versus Lyons matchup on Friday evening January 31 with admission set at 25 cents and the game called early.
Nebraska influenza quarantine stirs city crackdown
Reports from South Sioux City outline quarantine enforcement and a marshal's home isolation as influenza cases rise in Nebraska. Other items note Charles Stillman’s improved recovery from shotgun injury, Murray’s whisky seizure on the Wynot train, and legal proceedings in Hartington and Sioux City about local disputes and property handling.
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Walway
Emerson
Nob
St. Joseph's Hospital
Nebraska
Harvey Phillips
South
Sioux City
Phillips
Charles Stillman
South Pieox City
Verdict for Hogan in auto tire theft case awarded damages
A Sioux City jury awarded William D. B. Hogan six hundred dollars in damages in a suit by C. McKillips an auto repair man seeking redress for false arrest and improper prosecution. Hogan had been acquitted of larceny after claiming a fire owner’s tire was stolen by McKillips. The trial followed Hogan’s claim the tire found at McKillips shop had its number filed off.
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Sioux City Journal
Tom Allweather
Des Moines
Sioux City
William D. Hogan
G. McKillips
Jody
G. Bears
Mehinya
Plogan
Harry Luce
Mable Lorena
MekKillips
Jocan
Mogan
McWillips
Hogan
Frank Currie
South
Dakota County
Net
South Sioux City
Missouri
Sionx City
Nebraska
C.D. Smiley
South Sioux
Dakota City
Wis
Smiley
William DB. Hogan
McKillips
Ninhichoua
Ite
McKillipa
Ilogan
Harry
Luce
Farm Bureau Notes Aids State Association Foundation
The annual meeting of the State Farm Bureau Association in Lincoln drew about two hundred attendees for speeches by lawmakers and farm leaders. Key figures included C C Beerman of Dakota County and County Agent I Younr, who helped draft the association constitution and by laws setting future framework for the organization.
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University Ere
Lincoln
State Farm Bureau
Elim
C. C. Beerman
Dakota County Farm Bureau
Lincoln Hotel
Farm Bureau
Cression
Sipeaker Dolby
House
C. HH. Guatovaen
State Parm Union
Dean Burenelt
State Agricultural Farm
HK. P. Brown
Board of Rementa
The
State University
O. G. Smith
Kearney
Nebraska Farm Congrea
Smith
United States
C. C. Boorman
Duletu
British Salvage Of Sunken Ships Boosts War Effort
London reports 407 ships sunk by Germans since January 1915 have been salvaged, with 147 raised using improved methods. Five months into this year Britain’s coast shows shallow Atlantic waters, aiding salvage. The effort raises hopes of denying submarines their prey while exposing limits of recovery off coastal waters.
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London
Britain
Norfolk
Trigh
Ineland
Explorer Tiho Reports Five Years in African Frontier
Commandant Tiho, famed French explorer, releases a 1912 to 1917 report on mapping and pacification work along the French Sahara and Anglo-Egyptian Sudan frontier. His surveys cover over 1100 miles from Tibest center east to Ti Vasher in Darfur, filling a major blank in African cartography.
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Commandant Tiho
Sudan
Sahara
Tilho
Tibest
Ti Vasher
Darfur
Africa
Te Ures
Nebraska Farm Bureau Adopts Broad Reform Goals
Farm Bureau delegates from over fifty counties met with County Agents to discuss expansion and influence. C. W. Pugsley predicted the Nebraska Farm Bureau Association would become the state's most powerful farming body within three years. Resolutions urged a law regulating patent stock foods, a nonpartisan ballot for constitutional convention members, and liberal state funding for the serum plant reconstruction and tuberculosis efforts. The six member executive board, led by G. C. Crocker of Gage county, planned steps to push these aims. The county agents conference ran from Monday noon to Thursday night, yielding a flood of ideas and benefits.
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C. W. Pugsley
Nebraska Farmer
Nebraska Farm ‘Bureau Association
G. C. Crocker
Gage County
Man
Axe
Numeous
Sailoring Difference Noted By Pittsburgh Visitor
A Pittsburgh landlubber returning from his first sea voyage describes seasickness aboard the Teep. He recalls the ship rolling, a surgeon's blunt question, and the crew joking as he fled to his bunk while the vessel allegedly faced torpedo damage and sinking.
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Briny
Pittsburgh
Mal de Mer
Hee
Admiral Startin Receives Albert Medal For Heroic Rescue
Admiral James Startin, a retired British officer, returned to service during a June explosion on a motor launch and descended into a blazing engine room to recover the engineer’s body. King George approved the Albert Medal for his bravery.
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James Startin
George
Albert Medal
Admiral Startin
Aviators In Italy Sing and Play for Relaxation
From the Italian front where American aviators serve, pilots relax after dinner with music. Italians shine in performances while some American fliers, notably one pianist, entertain with Schubert and Mendelssohn pieces and even ragtime, offering a light moment amid service.
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Italy
Crand Opera
Mendelssohn
Campaign Against Blindness Predicts Fewer Blind Persons
The campaign against preventable blindness is cited as reducing blindness, with projections that in fifty years very few blind people will be seen on the streets. The statement emphasizes the impact of organized advocacy on public health and disability visibility.
Fresh Air Critical for Chickens in Cold Weather
University of Nebraska extension workers warn against shutting chicken houses too tight at night even in winter. Overcrowded damp housing raises the risk of frostbite when birds are moved outdoors. Proper ventilation is essential as damp, drafty houses are more dangerous than cold.
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University of Nebraska Extension
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Oakland Independent
Homer
Crofton
Allen
W. A. Morgan
Pender Times
W. W. Pounds
Dakota
J. L. Phillips
C. W. Baker
O— Craig
Louie Wright
Bloomfield
Mullen
Newcastle Times
Mike Heenan
al. Russel
Veranzi
Jackson
John Hodgins
Willis
Bert Chage
Mike Dempsey
Walthill
Sylvia Lamson
Lyons
Helen Rix
Jensen
Mary Herman
Mary Nunn
Winnebago
Miss Nunn
Wayne Terald
Joe Munsinger
Baby
M. T. Munsinger
W. P. Warner
W. A. Heikes
Samuel A. Heikes
Wayne
Chas, Heikes
Rosalie Rip-Saw
Geo
Rohde
B. McKinley
Roy
Bud McKinley
Laurel Advocate
J. O. Smith
Raymond
Germany
Frank Burright
One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Heavy Artillery
France
Nebraska National Guard
Sioux City Tribune
Menry Moren
George W. Meyers
West Eighth Street
Meyers
Mynor
John Ashford
C. J. Betts
Pender
C. J. O'Connor
Homer State Bank
Trvin Oh
Andrew Davis
Dr. Beirne
Powen
Earl Conrad
Carroll Francis
George Carter
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lnree
Lyons Mirror
Charley Sand
John Young
William Sund
Sund
Coronado
Mexico
Missour River
Emerson Enterprise
Floy Poole
Lyman Hutchings
Don Ellis
John Sherlock
Ray Smith
Mary Connor
Nell Kerwin
Miss Kerwin
Mr. Dahms
Miss Connor
Frank Luecore
Garfield
Hocking Valley
Wyoming
Mr. Herman Foley
Slaughter-Prestcott Elev. Co
Wynot Tribune
PY Murray
Marshal Schlund
Murray
Mayvarial
Hartington
Bryant
Nat Jackson
Farm Bureau Notes
I. Younr
Wadal
Lake Chad
Nile River
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Homer Motor Company
Telephone
Homer Nebraska
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