Local News Briefs From Ponca to Sioux City
The items report illnesses in Ponca and Wynot plans to move there after school ends. Names include Mrs. William Frazier ill in Ponca. Miss Francisco visiting Royal. Henry Francisco suing J F Curtis Antelope County for 1100. Other notes cover visits, weddings, and family travels in nearby towns.
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Ponen
William Frazier
Ponca
Neligh News
Henry Francisco
District Court
J. F. Curtis
J. A. Sutton
Antelope County
Wynot
Hartington
Local Residents Visit Each Other Across Counties
Notices from Randolph and surrounding towns recount visits and travels. Mrs. T. A. Chase of Macy visited daughter Miss Matel Chase in Dakota City. Several residents including Nettie Allen, Mrs. Charles Darnell, and Mrs. L. M. Coo ley traveled for family and relative visits.
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T. A. Chase
Macy
Dakota City
Matel Chase
William
Budge) Lamson
Don Brownrigg
Excelsior Springs
Geo. Lamson
Walthill
Nettie Allen
Hubbard
Charles Darnell
Jackson
Will Darnell
L. M. Cooley
University Place
Wakefield
W. N. Moon
Matrimonial Ventures in County Judge Issued Licenses
The past week saw marriage licenses issued by County Judge Mc Kinley to Sam Mirkin of Sioux City age 2 and Sarah Peterson of Sioux City age 19, Herman A. Zastrow of Hubbard Nebraska age 31, Emma Nelson of Hubbard Nebraska age 32, James Dillon of Sioux City age 28, Sophia Elsworth of Sioux City age 21, Walter W. Lerwill of Sioux City, and Hannah Brenard of Sioux City described as legal.
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McKinley
Sam Mirkin
Sioux City
Sarah Peterson
Herman A. Zastrow
Hubbard
Neb
Emma Nelson
Neab
James Dillon
Sophia Elsworth
Walter W. Lerwill
Hannah Brenard
South Sioux City
South Siouxity
Nebraska
Dakota
Patrick Gormally
Laula Pedersen
Joe Heffernan
LD. Barnes
Dstrict
John Sohn
Chris O. Jensen
T, J, Rounds
A. Ira Davie
M. J. Pivan
Walter Ie Miller
D. A. Casey
Levi Howard
George Penry
T. J. Rounds
Theo
Peters
For Sale Work Horses From 1400 She Down Prices
Mike Mitchell and Son in Jackson Nebraska offer several healthy young work horses priced from 1400 dollars. Bargains for farmers and ranchers seeking reliable animals.
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Mike Mitchell & Son
Jackson, Neb
Farm Bureau records show oat production costs across Dakota County
In spring 1920, 15 farmers and the Dakota County Farm Bureau tracked oat costs, reporting man and horse labor hours, storage, hail insurance, land rent, taxes, and yields. Average yield was 26.6 bushels per acre on 510 acres, with total cost per bushel at 95.5 cents versus 63.9 cents at average yield.
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Farm Bureau News
State Arm Bureau Federation
Dakota County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Misouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Training Young Orchard Trees for Better Crops
Pruning and early training guide from Farm Bureau urges start in the year of planting. Remove large limbs to improve sunlight and prevent cankers, keep central leader, select 3–4 scaffold branches, and shape with careful summer trimming to avoid sprawl.
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Nebraska
Whitney No. 20
Dakota County Board Advances Road Petitions 1921
Dakota City Nebraska February 21 1921 board meets with Will Rockwell Nels Andersen and J J Lapsley present County Attorney George Leamer and Clerk George J Boucher The group considers state aid road petitions and surveys for an alternate Homer Winnebago bluff road plan.
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Dakota City
Neb
Board of County Commissioners
Will H. Rockwell
Nela Andersen
J. J. Lapsley
George W. Leamer
George J. Boucher
State Highway Department
Oakland
Sioux City
Homer- Winnebago Bluff
Ned
Dakota County
Nebraska
Will el. Rockwell
Nels Andersen
George J. Houcher
Coburn
Hubbard-Jackson
Walle Secion
Orchard Labor Studies and Cost Implications for Farmers
A study notes labor factors in table form that farmers can convert into costs for any wage scale. It observes crowding toward tree centers and emphasizes cultivation during the first five or six years as essential for the orchard owner.
Orchard Cultivation and Root Development Advice
BE H. Hoppert from the University of Nebraska explains cultivating orchards to build a strong top and large root system. He recommends planting with crops like vegetables and strawberries for young trees, using clover and hay rotation to control growth, and avoiding grains and grapes in early orchard stages.
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BE. H. Hoppert
University of Nebraska
Youth’s Companion Promotes Nationwide Family Reading
The Youth’s Companion is praised as America’s best all family weekly not limited to Youth. It offers serial stories facts puzzles humor and more. A year of 52 issues costs $2.50 and subscriptions are received at The Herald Office for Heaton Massachusetts address Commonwealth Ave and St Paul St.
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Youth's Companion
America
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Heaton
Mass
Herald
Auction Of Twenty Lots In South Sioux City
Twenty lots offered in the best part of South Sioux City with payment options including cash or Liberty bonds through Nebraska State Bank South Sioux City.
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South Sioux City
Nebraska State Bank
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O— Creighton
Estheree
Willis
George Carter
John Rahn
George Bartels
Conrad Jacobson
Jacobsons
Ross
Sioux City Journal
Madious Leamer
Leaner
Jacob Leamer
Donald M. McIntosh
Knox Presbyterian Church
Edwin C. Hoxie
Josephine Berron
Lucy L. Shane
Ramsley M. Heffer
Holston
Minn
Hicomfield Monitor
T. J. Pair
R. L. Fairbrother
Journal
Gordon
B. 8
Leedom
The
Osmond Republican
Monitor
Fairbrother
u_ Walthill Times
Ralph Mason
Kabe
Rosalie
Wening
Randolph
KE. J. Huey
Crofton
L. V. DeVore
Sonny
Dixon
Emerson Enterprise
Joh Watson
South
George Hahn
Amos Linafelter
Frei Waterbury
Henry
Anthony Simmons
Nacora
Adolph Zastrow
Joe Heeney
Jack Kerwin
Clyde Meyers
Chas. Rockwell
Homer
John Church
Nick Jensen
Fred Wolfe
Matrimonial Ventures
Herald For News
Hughes & CO
H. Rk. Greer
Acre
Pruningood
Farm Bureau New
the Board of Commissioners
Ford Tractor
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