Items of Interest Gleaned from Our Exchanges
A collage of brief notices from several towns lists visits and travel by residents and relatives, church and social events, and small local happenings. Names include Mrs. B J Morin, Walthill, Sioux City guests, Homer, Hubbard, Ponca, South Sioux City, and Wayne areas with mentions of auto trips, host homes, Red Cross meetings, and a Hubbard funeral for Mrs. Mary Harty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
H. Wesley Brown
Herrick
Jacob Leamer
Hubbard, Neb
Mary Harty
William Harty
John Harty
Hubbard
James Harty
Tuttle
N. D
Young purchaser of Liberty Bond in Dakota County
Wesley Edward Sehrunk an eighteen month old from South Sioux City is likely the youngest buyer of a Liberty Bond in the region. The sale was conducted by Boy Scout Arthur Seymour amid a campaign by the Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Jennie Bridenbaugh
Changli
China
William Day
Aberdeen
S. C
South Sioux City
Bacon
Wesley Edward Sehrunk
Dakota County
J. W. Sehrunk
Sioux City
Emerson Enterprise and Dakota City News Roundup
Emerson Enterprise reports on the annual Farmers State Bank stockholders meeting in Dakota City last Thursday. Bride Marguerite Harrison and jeweler Len Olofson wed in Dakota City, with plans to reside in Emerson. Also notes travel to London Wisconsin, deaths of Mrs Walter Lyle and others, and local community movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Enterprise
House of
Dakota City
Farmers State Bank
Clara Blume
Anna
Ellen Doxtad
London
Wis
A. Johnson
Isabel Doxtad
Emerson
Bachelor Club
Sen. R. Olofson
Marguerite Harrison
Neb
Emersons
Len
Sioux City
R. M. Harrison
St. Paul
Minn
Phillips
Allen
W. J. Armour
Harry Warner
McGregor, Minn
Walter Lyle
Cora Estella Hall
Jones County
Iowa
Chicago
Nebraska
Nebraskan Ode to Land and Promise
Poetic tribute praising Nebraska as a jewel of the West. It envisions Nebraska as a land of brightness and bounty where cornfields greet the sun, winds sing, and all who seek its gates find a home. The piece exalts the state's promise and divine abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Paradise
M E Church Notes Highlight Pastor Hosman's Norfolk District Farewell
The M. E. Church notes praise Rev Williams of Wakefield and a successful midweek service with a social. Ladies' Aid meets Friday with Mrs. R. E. Evans. The July quarterly conference may close Dr. Hosman’s six year Norfolk district tenure. Vacation plans frame late July and early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. J. Alcock
Williams
Wakefield
R. E. Evans
Baseball and the War in The Nebraska State Journal
The Nebraska State Journal will publish full box scores for National American and Western league games all season. It will also print war news as policy allows, with AP reports plus special correspondence from Washington and Nebraska troops abroad. Three months cost $1 daily or $1.25 with the Sunday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Journal
Journal
Associated Press
Washington
Nebraska
Big Sunday Journal
For Sale Jenkins over-shot hay stacker and rake
One new Jenkins over shot hay stacker and one sweeprake offered by F. B. Leamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
F. B. Leamer
Sodium fluoride for chicken lice and farm sprays
Farm Notes covers sodium fluoride as a chicken louse treatment with powder dusting or a dip method and notes cost effectiveness. It also urges timely third sprays for orchards, describes a lime sulphur arsenate mix, and details Bordeaux mixture guidance for potato insects and diseases. Further items include wool prices and pickled pork suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
University Farm
Department of Horticulture
Lincoln
Nebraska
Paris
Boy Scouts Raise Liberty Bonds in Quick Campaign
The Boy Scouts sold Liberty bonds after President Wilson's call, using six scouts daily for three days. They raised 8650 dollars with 180 miles walked and 45 miles driven, visiting numerous homes. scouts Harold Leach Henry Krumwiede Arthur Seymour James Graham Samuel Stinson and George Lahrs earned recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Scout
Harol Leach
Henry Krumwiede
Arthur Seymour
James Graham
Samuel Stinson
George Lahrs
Keith Evans
Dakota City Prohibits Tying Animals to Village Poles
Notice states the village ordinances forbid tying horses and cattle to light poles. Damaged lam caused by hitching are noted. Violations will be punished as provided. Wilhelm Lahrs serves as Marshal and Street Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wynot Tribune
B.J. Morin
Walthill
W. H. Ma
Concord
Ponca Advocate
Ponca
Gertrude Pomeroy
Homer
Greta Porter
Lyons Mirror
Walter Zulauf
Jackson, Neb
A.M. Heath
Ernest Heath
Craig
Hoskins
Wayne Herald
Frank Phillips
Morris
Denver
Col
Farmers’ Lumber & Hardware Company
Peter Kautz
Kautz
Island Beach
Crystal Lake
Walker Island
Fred Rogosh
John Condon
Twyla
C. W. Gilmer
James Homeroy
Gertrude and
Carral
Kips
Bert Porter
Omaha Daily Bee
Koster
Herman Wester
Lou Kinney
Frank Heals
R. Page
J. Oakleaf
Red Cross Organization of
Red Cross Fund
Knowlton & Manning Hall
Bert Gibbs
H. G. Clair
Clint Manning
J. S. Bacon
George Boucher
H. O. Dorn
Ida. Hutchins
Martha Murphy
C. E. Kline
H. Q O. Dorn
Mr. Clair
Hutchins
Dorn
Boucher
Young
Liberty Bond
Sioux Falls
S. D
Scott Reardon
Justice Court
Crystal Lake Park
George Cain
A. L. Mathwig
Albert Haines
H. R. Donnelley
J. D. Finley
M. C. Baron
Jefferson
Ralph Mason
I. Connell
Albert Blood
Cain
Missouri River
Minnesota
Lyle
P. P. Gaughran
Dakota City Grocery
W. L. Ross
M. E. Church Notes
The
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Third Orchard
Philadelphia
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Omaha
College of Agriculture Extension Service
Boy Scout Liberty Bond Campaign
Dakota City Bank
South Sioux City Bank
Homer Bank
Sioux City Banks
Sree
Wilhelm Lahrs
G. F. Hughes & Co
Fred Lynch
H. R. Greer
Mgr
Dakota City, Nebr
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