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Dakota City County Herald

Location

Dakota City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1920

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Local Exchanges Highlight Weekend Visits and Moves

Mrs G A ee of WaterburyNeb guest for weekend with sister Mrs W E Lurber. Harold Ostmeyer left for Homer Neb after visiting brother Charles Ostmeyer and family. Evan Way and family moved to Waterbury, Bob and Mary stay to finish school. Attorney T Frum of Dakota City attended sewer injunction case before Judge Graves. B E James family moved to a farm near Dakota City. Alice Mason and Lena Mason visited Homer. Besst of Homer bought Renerts of Rk H Helms and moved there. Linton family hosted mother. Mrs Linton en route to new Lincoln home. J Forsyth bought five Ayreshire cows from Joe Barnett to found a herd. Scotland origin.

Central City Evan Way Waterbury Bob Mary Walthill B. E. James Dakota Alice Mason Homer Lena Mason Lyons Mirror Greely Besst Rk. H. Helms RK. J. Forsyth Dakota City Joe Barnett Jersey Scotland

Emerson area social notes and local movements

Local residents from Emerson and nearby communities are seen visiting relatives in Dakota City and Sioux City. Movements include Mrs Lermer, Mrs Cornell, Miss Nelson traveling for dental work and visits. infant burial near Concord. Will Beith relocating to Dakota City. multiple visits among the Ware Tolstrop families and others in Emerson, Hubbard, and Wood Lake.

Wakefield Republican D. C. Lermer Sioux City Dean Cornell Hilda Nelson Moore Coleridge George Pranger Chas. Fouss Concord Fous

Government boats to have right of way on river

Residents urged Congressman Evans to ask the War Department to instruct government boats to avoid eroding river banks near the townsite. The War Department reply to Mr Evans is provided.

Government advisory on Missouri River erosion near Dakota City

United States Army Corps of Engineers cautions on river navigation and bank erosion near Dakota City Nebraska. It notes few passages by government boats since 1918, suggests cutting banks to ease passage, and directs the Mandan to minimize bank cutting while ensuring boat safety. A separate notice sells lean Duroc Jersey hogs from Frank Route 1 Dakota City Nebraska.

United States Sneering Office Kansas City Dakota City Nebraska Henrt E Evans M. C Washington, D. C Missouri River R. T. Ward Corps of Engineers

Eighth Grade Exam Rules And Dates Set By County

County Superintendent Alfred E. Voss answers reader questions on eighth grade exam dates subjects and locations. Examinations moved to March to avoid church conflicts with the North Nebraska Teachers association meeting at Wayne April 1 2 3. Exams may be taken in Emerson Waterbury Ponca or Dakota City with papers sent to Dakota City. Paper secrecy requires numbers not names. Bookkeeping required. law passed April 1819 and effective last July 19. Seventh graders may take eighth grade exams in certain subjects. seventh grade grades of 80 percent become permanent toward eighth grade completion.

Ans Marah North Nebraska Teachers’ Association Wayne Emerson, Waterbury Ponca Dakota City Emerson Waterbury

Farm Bureau Field Notes Report on County Pure-Bred Live Stock Meeting

County Pure-Bred Live Stock association met and re elected C S Buckley as president and secretary. The group backs the Better Live Stock Crusade with Farm Bureau State College and the U S Department of Agriculture. It promotes pure bred stock, a boys and girls Heifer Club, and demonstrations on sweet clover, grain smut treatment, seed potatoes, rolling grain, and orchard planting. Members may join with notes for heifers and cost sharing for production. March 20 is close date for arsenate orders and drum sizes 26 and 50. Savings noted at 10 to 12 cents per pound.

C. S. Buckley Farm Bureau State College U. S. Department of Agriculture e@ association Eme Nacora Bank John Benderson Wm. Brede

Signs of Progress at M. E. Church Sermon Notes

Rev. S. A. Draise preaches to improving attendance with three new Sunday faces. Members urged to join and active church membership, stressing church as the visible means of righteousness and community influence. Easter aims and weekly Sunday school growth highlighted.

Son of God

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alfal G. Aee Waterbury, Neb W. E. Lurber Harold Ostmeyer Neb Charles Ostmeyer T. Frum Frum Guy T. Graves Ito Emerson Enterprise Jas, Hogan John Wasmund Tolstrop Doughtry Coburn Frank Heeney Jim Smith Hubbard James Heeney August Anderson Wood Lake Rudolph Bottger Bard Bert Francisco Flynn Commission Company Bell Bill J. Flynn Room Exchange Sioux City, Iowa Ford Goodwin State Service Goodwin State Bank Enag WAR Department Duroc Jersey Broad Lean FRANK Nebr C. R. Young Covington Ira Waddenelgh Hert Forbes M. E S. A. Draise Chesterfield Procestors Igarette Tren Salies Jackson State Bank Jackson, Nebraska
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