Community notices from Ponca and surrounding towns
Local clippings report visits and moves across multiple Nebraska towns. Mrs. W. L. Ross visits Sioux City. Joe and Al White relocate to a Jackson farm. surveyor notes Dakota City trip. numerous social visits and family travels appear from Ponca to Laurel and Walthill. A speed of updates includes a Lincoln educator injured in an auto accident and family gatherings around Homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca
W. L. Ross
Sioux City
Supt Jacobson
Life of John Peyson 68 Ended in Sioux City Hospital
The life of John Peyson of South Sioux City Nebraska ends after a brief illness from senility. Once Covington’s prominent mayor and last survivor of the original town he faced many liquor law charges decades ago and later spent years at a poor farm before a violent incident. He survived by a sister Mrs Anna Stubeen of Gilbertville Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
John Peyson
South Sioux City
Neb
Old Covington
Sioux City
Peyson
Covington
Daota County
Miles Riley
Poor Farm
State
Anna Stubeen
Gilbertville
Iowa
Bank Assurance of Absolute Safety and Full Depositor Support
The bank guarantees absolute safety and asserts it has the resources and willingness to meet every reasonable depositor requirement, regardless of size. It emphasizes reliability and commitment to protect customer funds.
Dakota City Notes on Canceled Oakland Match and Trinity Midgets War
A. H. Brunelle notes the Oakland game was called off due to two players unable to travel. Trinity College second midgets defeated Dakota City 2nd team 16 to 2 on a small floor, with McGuire and Heikes starring for Trinity and Anderson struggling with rough play and limited practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
O Taayed
Demekie Dee
Uight O
Trinity College
Dakota City
Trinity
McGuire
Heikes
Bobier
Emerson
Anderson
Midgets
Heikes Dickinson
Niener Dischner
Anderson ‘Siemonsma
Wierd
Ostmeyer
Harrington
Dischner
Dressel
Dickinson
Walsh
Siemonsma
Ryan
Tritz
Moriality
Duggan
Biermann
Niemeyer
Bobber
Matrimonial Ventures Licenses Issued in Week
County Judge Me ssales granted marriage licenses to Sioux City couples including Oscar F. Carlson and Nora M. Beye, Matthew J. O’Keefe and Ellen C. Carlson, and Gene N. Eigenberger with Reece teen a Hattie L. M. Krause. Also listed are Edward B. Copps and Myrtle Young, and Clark H. Smith of Winthrop and Bertha BH. Downs of Independence Iowa with various fees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messales
Name
Oscar F. Carlson
Sioux City
Nora M. Beye
Matthew J. O’keefe
Ellen C. Carlson
Gene N. Eigenberger
St. Paul
Reee
Hattie L. M. Krause
Edward B. Copps
Lutheran Church Views On Labor And Wealth At Lincoln Convention
Rev C R Lowe reports from the Titer church World Movement convention in Lincoln where leaders advocate fair wealth distribution and peaceable solutions between labor and capital. He notes ministers support the movement, labor unions as missionary fields, and the need to reach migratory seasonal workers to save souls and preserve America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Church
America
For Sale Early Ohio Potatoes By Julius Lischke
Route 1 Dakota City Nebraska advertises early Ohio potatoes for sale by Julius Lischke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Julius Lischke
Dakota City
Neb
M E Church Notes Rev S A Draise Pastor
Sunday school and church service showed growing interest with a plan of weekly activities. The church promotes moral and spiritual uplift for the living and dead, inviting all to participate in events from Bible study to Dollar Social and weekly services at the corner of 16th and Locust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Living God
W. H. Orr
Ladies Aid Society
Main Street
16Th and Locust
Married Rush Curran in Nebraska at St John’s Church
A wedding occurred February 17 at St John’s Catholic Church in Nebraska. Helen Curran and Thomas Rush were united. bridesmaids Celia Curran and others attended. The couple, in navy outfits, left for a brief honeymoon after a three course breakfast with family.
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Jetty
St. John's Catholic Church
Ooo
Helen M. Currandister
Celia Ae Bec
Siac
Margaret
Catherine Teller
James O'Neill
Joseph Howard
Dakota County
S. D
Farm Bureau notes reshuffle and local school tale
Miss Florence Atwood resigns as County Home Demonstration Agent to join the State University Extension Section. Ira Waddell elected to Farm Bureau at Covington precinct meeting. An illustrated talk on hog feeding sanitation and diseases given. committee appointed to secure arsenate of lead for potato bug poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farm Bureau
Florence Atwood
Department of Home Economics
State University
Miss Atwood
Covington
Walkera Island
Ira. Waddell
Waddell
P. R. Madison
Marquis Seed Wheat in Demand Across Wyoming Counties
Cheyenne county reports carloads of Marquis seed requested by Cheyenne and other counties. Several counties with surplus have none to spare this year. The College seeks spring wheat seed in Wyoming, North Dakota and Minnesota to fill shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis
Cheyenne
Cheah
Wyoming
North Dakota
Minnesota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gia
Newcastle Times
Joe White
al White
Jackson
Pender
Yester
M. Boler
Jackon
J. J. Lynch
O— Ponca
Licas
Polly
John Rahn
Fred Rogosh
Coburn
Laurel Advocate
Charles Culler
Hartington
Sioux City - Tribune
Grace Nixon
Chester Slaughter
Denver
Col
Chas
Kate
T. E. Stevens
Slaughter
Winner, S.D
Jennie Heikes
Wakefield
O— Walthill
Geo. Lamson
Omaha
W. H. Mason
Lena
O. B. Philips
Mason
M. Mason
Homer
W. H
Harry Pilgrim
Mr. Mason
Ardis
Robert Poole
Justine Rathbun
Laurel
Beatrice Blume
J. H. Benderson
Anna Luth
Otto Dahms
Caroline Luth
Henry Schoening
Legreies
FORD
F.o.b
Detroit
Goodwin State Bank
Nebraska
A. H. Brunelle
Lutheran Church Notes
C. R. Lowe
Ray Aughey
A. C. Sides
the Herald
M. E
S. A. Draise
Curran
Farm Bureau Field Notes Co
R. Young
Iowa Homestead
Bank For Farmers
Mr. Farmer
Jackson State Bank
Jackson, Nebraska
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