Exchanges Note Roundup of Local Visitations and Travels
Mrs Don Crinklaw visits Lyons while Homer fans travel to see a ball game and cheer Sioux City. Mra Al Raseell with two children heads to Dakota City to visit her mother in Sloan Iowa. Dr Oliver Fischer and wife go to Oto for his ailing mother. Mell Niebuhr travels for business. Craig Spencer returns to Pender from the West. Ruth McCormick visits Sioux City and South Sioux City to see grandmother and uncle.
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Newcastle
Mra al Raseell
Dakota City
Wynot Tribune
Ruth McCormick
Sioux City
Sionx City
Mrs W G Beers Returns Home From Morningside Visit
Ponca Leader notes Mrs W G Beers of Morningside returns home Saturday after visiting her daughter Mrs W Ff Mikesoll. Her daughter accompanies her and will stay briefly.
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Ponca
Mra W G Beers
Morningside
W Ff Mikesoll
Hartington News: Local Anglers Return from Crystal Lake Trip
Claud Baird and George Nelson came home Monday night after a short fishing trip at Crystal Lake. Weston 8S, R G Mason and Mr Jones also returned yesterday from their Crystal Lake fishing excursion.
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Hartington Newa
Claud Baird
George Nelson
Crystal Lake
Weston
R G Mason
Mr* Jones
Waterbury Notes From Powea Leader
Mrs G W Nordyke of Allen visited her grandmother Thursday afternoon. Elbert Lurber spent last week in Jackson serving at B and B yards. Visitors from Wakefield Emerson Allen Jackson Goodwin attended the Jackson versus Emerson ball game Wednesday with Jackson winning 11 to 5.
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Waterbury
Powea
Mra G W Nordyke
Allen
Elbert Lurber
Jackson
Wakefield
Emerson
Goodwin
Baby births and staff changes noted at South Sioux City
A baby girl was born Friday June 12 to Mrs J Mellon of Jackson staying at the Parker hotel while Mr Mellon is away. G E Wright enjoys a week’s vacation, LS Wine of Blair fills his depot post. A baby born to Mr and Mrs Q J Closter on Wednesday June 10 is also reported.
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South Sioux City
E Wright
LS Wine of
Blair
Mra J Mellon
Jackson
Parker Hotel
Mellon
Lyons Mirror looks back at local notes and arrivals
F D Wilson from Homer visited Thursday to obtain a horse. John Young and his men helped patch wash-outs on Monday. Ashley and James Ashley and wife left for England Monday. James Ashley once ran a blacksmith shop in old Logan Dakota County, about a year ago, boarding with editor Mr and Mrs F Warner.
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Lyons Mirror
Wilson
Homer
John Young
Short Ashley
James Ashley
England
Old Logan
Dakota County
Qol F Warner
Wedding Invitation For Mamie Feather Blaine Skeen
Allen News reports Mamie Feather and Blaine Skeen will wed on June 3. The groom is the Allen club catcher, popular with fans, who played last year and is back this season. Mr Skeen recently bought a neat home near the Feather residence. Wayne Democrat notes Miller returned from Atkinson to join Jackson day ball.
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Allen News
Louis Miller
Atkinson
Jackson
BF Feather
Daugster
Mamie
Blaine Bkeen
Skeen
Feather
Wayne Democrat
Allen Club
Allen
Be A Booster Bank Appeal From Kearney Nebraska
Be a booster appeal from Jackson Nebraska inviting customers to refer new customers to Kearney's Bank. Claims strong safety and service, praising past losses and deposits with a call to push the “boost” button and send a new customer this month.
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Oliver Twist
Kearney
Houmory
Gilad
Local trades and travel fill Hubbard corridor notes
Sioux City shoppers visit Tuesday while Dakota City posts a busy week of commerce. Carl Anderson promotes farm supplies as drought fears ease with a parade of prices from prunes to peaches and a new cattle purchase by Larsen Bros. Community updates cover school, church, telephones, a picnic plan, and farm machinery sales along with several town visits and local ball games.
Taft social planned as town reads local notes
Salem reports a social this Friday evening as Taft receives a hurrah. Cheater Heikes sold his 1907 corn to Fields and Slaughter for 60 cents a bushel. Lula Karst visits Walker's Island at sister Mrs Porter Beale’s home. Measles troubles siblings of William Berger and Lewis Armbright families. Morrell Smith from Marshaltown Iowa visits Dean Cornell. James Kramper, Creighton pharmacy student, returns for vacation and back to studies in August. Mae Artemus visits Homer relatives. Addie Sides notes slow progress in a letter.
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Cheater Heikes
Lula Karst
Walker's Island
Mra Porter Beale
William Berger
Lewis Armbright
Morrell Smith
Marshaltown
Iowa
Dean Cornell
James Kramper
Creighton College
Omaha
Bess Boals
South Siouxity
Porter and
Bernard
Thoreday
Walter Gould
Ella McQuilken
California
Lettie Heikes
Nana Niewwanger
Dakota Ty
Mae Artemus
Homer
Addie Sides
Homer and area notes bring graduates and travels
James Kramper studies pharmacy in Omaha returns home for vacation. DJ McDonald moves to Sioux City to start a drug business. St Catharine's academy holds commencement with one graduate Margaret L Quinn. Numerous visits, marriages, and school events follow including the Vista church wedding of Chase Goodfellow and Julia Heenan and nine Georgetown graduates honored by Cardinal Gibbons. Local civic matters mention sidewalks, ordinances, and an upcom ing anchour election for the new school site.
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DJ McDonald
Sioux City
McDonald
St Catharine’s Academy
Margaret L Quinn
T B Jones
John Boler
Coleridge
Nebr
Plainview
James McHenry
Mra
R W McHale
Fairbury
Vista
Felix McCarthy
Nettie Kidder
Chicago
James Goodfellow
Georgetown Visitation Academy
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Helen M Kearney
Pinckney
Michigan
Mary E Nordyke
E W Nordyke
George Nordyke
Allen
A J Nordyke
Hubbard
Mollie Broyhill
Verna
Harry
Raymond
Dakota City
Jackson High School
Ishael A Quinn
Joseph B Sullivan
Maynard C Qerroll
William Z Teller
Michael A Quinn
McCarthy
St Catharine’s
Local visitors and health notes from Flagler area
Homer, Wellington Smith and Charley Bruce retired from Flagler last Thursday. They visited Franklin and the Jastram home where Mrs Jastram is Smiths sister. Mises Bessie Hughes cut her finger badly Tuesday evening on an oil pan and fainted twice. Miss Blanche Warner visited Wm Clapp Wednesday and planned to stay until Sunday. A building belonging to Attorney E J Smith toppled Sunday week and landed behind the big ice house. Mrs S A Brown rode a Sioux City train Monday night. CJ OConnor spent several days at his Cherry county ranch last week. Dr Maxwell and Barney Gribble were Monday callers. Taylor Gaborn of Emerson precinct was a Homer visitor Wednesday. Mrs Rue Artemus visited her parents, James Allaway and wife, Saturday and Sunday. Bill Ream returns from the hospital where he was confined for a long time, though he looks worse.
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Marsland
Sioux County
Nebr
George Jensen
Carl Anderson
Sam Thorn
Patrick Jones
Dan Hartnett
Dakota City
Will Keninger
Board of Equalization
Andrew Larsen
Laurel
Larsen Bros
Louis Dineen
Sioux City
English
Homer
Prof Jennings
Fremont
Hubbard School
Frederick Renze
Deering
McCormick
Renzo & Green's
Fr O'Connor
Roy Wilney
Harry
Renze & Green
Woods M Hileman
Julesburg
Qalo
Okota City
Elliott
Art Nordyke
Jackson
Art
Mary E Nordyke
Nebraska
Professor King of Wayne
May Artemus
Audry Allaway
John Ream
Quceta
Wm Clapp
Lewis Berman
Council Bluffs
Madge Clapp
Rosalie
Jimmie Fisher
Salem
EJ Smith
Thomas Ashford
Homer Cornet
MB Smith
Thos Clapper
Montana
Tilden Harris
Craig
Buaias
Wellington Smith
Charley Bruce
Flagler
Colo
Franklin
Jastram
Mra Jastram
Mr Smith
Mises Bessie Hughes
Blanche Warner
Bundaey
E J Smith
Brown
CJ O'Connor
Cherry County
Maxwell
Barney Gribble
Taylor Oaborn
Emerson Precinct
Rue Artemus
James Allaway
Bill” Ream
Hoapital
Findlay ranch land sale in Deaf Smith county Panhandle
Texas Panhandle investors back Findlay ranch in Deaf Smith county offering over 100000 acres of rice rich land.Price set at 15.00 per acre with 4.00 down and ten payments at 6 percent interest. A promotional excursion July 7 highlights profitable land investment opportunities with rail expansion cited by Panhandle Progress.
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Texas Panhandle
Findlay Ranch
Deaf Smith County
OR & P Ry
Santa Fe
Panhandle
Hereford Commercial Club
Colorado & Gulf Railroad
Hereford
Ellen
Tucumcari
Deaf Smith
Orient Railway
Knox County
Tocumeari
Kelso
Panhandle M Progress
Kansas City
W T Bartlett
Gen Apt
Jackson
Neb
Stage Mascots and Jonahs in Theater Superstitions
Grace George argues superstition thrives on stage despite modern skepticism noting quirks from tearing scenery for luck to hiring a hunchback on opening nights. A Chicago friend received a Zulu bangle and a New York will brought $12,000, supporting belief in luck through superstitions in theater circles.
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Grace George
Denver Republican
Chicago
New York
The Balloon Prank That Went Horribly Wrong
A tale recounted by a German aeronaut describes Strohschneider lifting a landlord on a village inn during a balloon ascent. The landlord froze, then fought the aeronaut, and in a fatal moment was flung into space. The crowd learned the figure on the rope was a manikin, prompting astonished laughter and claims it to be the only practical balloon joke.
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Sttrohnschneider
Strohschneider
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Shirt of wine prompts playful quarrel over negligee misread
A Philadelphia Press quip has a man complaining most buttons are off his wine shirt while his indolent wife yawns and jokes that if all the buttons were on it would not be nearly so negligee.
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Philadelphia Press
A Difficult Matter in Speech Quotation
A Washington Star quotation shows friends challenging originality in speeches. The rising statesman replies that material has been exhaustively thrashed, making truly new remarks seem unlikely.
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Washington Star
Holden or boisterous girl spurs parental advice in City Journal
Fragmentary quotes show a mother advising a daughter amid social expectations. The text hints at marriage pressures and gender norms, reflecting urban concerns of propriety and reputation in a city journal entry. The garbled dialogue suggests a rural or dialect-inflected tone within a period piece.
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Holden
Giristerous
Canna City Journal
Mysterious May Visit and Bucket Shop Warning
Fragmentary dialogue references a May visit to New York and a caution against bucket shops. Mentions Mrs Ruoralite and Mrs Nabor with brief, unclear exchanges. Concludes with a note that poor men miss targets of success due to excessive size.
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Ruoralite
New York
Nabor
Ruralite
Egtimore
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Dakota County Herald Jour
Ream
Ission
Ponder Times
Don Crinklaw
Lyons
Walthill Times
Siouxty
Pender Republic
Mell Niebuhr
Craig Spencer
Pender
Weat
Kearney’s Bank
Jackson, Nebr
RIN
Rae
Farmore
B & B Lumber Company
Wright
Anchor Grain Company
Glen Armour
George Miller
Charles Bliven
Ed Bodenbender
Texas
Mabel Schumacher
Leslie Briven
Madge Heikes
Byron Buchanan
Coburn
C K Sutton
Merry Widows
Faye's Park
Mizzon Park
Jacob Sides
Bernard Boals
Hoals
Hammond
Roy Leader
Onawa
Curtis Blives
Bronx City
Wisconsin
Taft
Scott
George Rockwell
Mr. Bruce
Bort County
Harry Reninger
Skidmore
ME Church
Orval Lake
Miles
Cornelius Joo Connor
Jude
Dakota
Cointy
Wo'clark
Nettie
Thienwetien
Imkote Q County Herald
Netote
Wittiews m . Fons
Bitin
County
J Dete
Loran
PILES
Cortez
Jonahs
Guardian’s Sale
Chase
Cellent
Choice Farm
Alexander Finlayson
Carrie Finlayson
Guardian
James W. Hamilton
Omaha National Bank Building
Omaha, Nebr
F. G. Stanard
Dakota City, Neb
City Hotel
D. C. Stinson
the Herald
A. J. Nordyke
Duroc Jersey Swine
Hubbard, Nebraska
Glo
Timlin
Dakota County Abstract Co
J. J. Eimerse
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