Items of Interest From Various Exchanges
Newspaper note roundup covering South Sioux City figures and events. Mentions Belle Klarman visiting home, Mrs. Caterling visiting Crofton, Roy Forney funeral in Holly Springs, Hodgson obtaining funeral director work in Hawarden, a police court assault case in Sioux City, bankruptcy filing by T. T. Harris, and political chatter around W. Warner for congress. Also local travels, illnesses, and farm market activity in Hubbard and Hubbard area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pender Republic
H. D. Rixon
Sioux City
Miss Hirsch
Court House
Homer
Judge Graves
Pounds
Ponca
Free Pounds
Emerson and Dakota County Notes and Cattle Market Report
For the year to date 39.05 there were twenty head in the shipment averaging 1507 pounds each. Mr. Knutson praised the sale of cattle and noted he had finished off a string of feeders on the Sioux City market two years ago. Emerson enterprise reports local movers and deaths, including Mrs. Patrick Hogan of Emerson aged 82, and Mary Dougherty Hogan who died in Hubbard after a long moving life from Ireland to Canada and then the United States. Sheriff George Cain and Judge Heffernan were in town attending duties and visits between trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartington Herald
W. Parner
Dakota City
Congress
Cedar County
Laurel
Warner
United States
Emerson Enterprise
Henry Krumwiede
Emerson
Fred Brasfield
Homer
George Cain
Heffernan
Dakota County
Hubbard
Fred Miller
Nacota
Minneola
Hans Kay
Council Bluffs
Patrick Hogan
William Kerwin
James Hogan
John Hogan
Centerville
Sioux City
John L. Kennedy Seeks Republican Senate Nomination
John L. Kennedy campaigned as a candidate for the Republican nomination for United States Senator. He emphasized party principles and public service while courting voters in his bid for the statewide race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Notice of Petition for Deed Validity in Dakota County
First publication notice to Alfred Hallamn and Ruth B. Hallam defendants in a district court action filed by The First National Bank of ions City. town seeking declare void a deed dated May Wilt conveying properties in Dakota County Nebraska including Government Lot 4 in Section 32 Township 29 Range 9 and Lake side Park parcels. Case alleges fraud hindering creditors with $180 debt plus interest and attorney fees. Answer due by April Wie. Dated April Ive Sioux City Iowa. Hendereon Fribourg Evans attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hallamn
Kith B. Hallain
Maret
First National Bank of Ions Cily
Dakoin Gouty Nahinat
Alfred Halli
Rath Hallain
Alfred Hallam
Ruth &. Hallam
Hoth B. Hallam
Dakota County
Nebraska
Wlti
Beetlon
Lakeside Park
Lakeship Park
Block & Becannn
Alfred Bintinm
Alfred Halla
Kmilaly
Bint of
Owa
Evans, Ite
High Schools Hurt by Saloons in Nebraska Data
Compiled from the Nebraska Educational Directory 1914-15, issued by the State Department of Education. It argues saloons harm high school enrollment and attendance, presenting totals for Nebraska high schools with 1,500 plus population and noting further figures for all accredited state schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
State Department of Education
Aurora
Allianeen
Blair
Seesseeesesvas Etenet Penetag
Benson
Seeenes
Broken Bow
Central City
Crete
Minden
Madigan
Eeseese
Pawnee City
O'Neill
Schuyler
Seward
Ekamah
McCook
University Place
Wayne
S.csss Sseretectonw
Sutton
TSR
West Point
Wits
Ces
State University
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hippo
W. L. Ross
Louis Brutsche
Jackson, Nebr
G E. F. Rasmussen
Ponca, Neb
J. J. Eimer
Dakota County Abstract CO
Reid
Geo. Hayes, Hubbard
Nebr
Belle Klarman
Hartington
M. J. Caterling
Crofton
Sloan
Star
G. W. Thacker
Neb
Holly Springs
Roy Forney
Winside Tribune
C. Hodgson
Hawarden
Hodgson
Sioux City Journal
Roy Fred
Hubbard, Neb
Fourth Street
Harry Marvin
Vermillion, D
Kellogg
Marvin
T. T. Harris
South
Art Hale
Weitzenkamp Place
Martinsburg
Andrew Sorensen
Sioux City Journal, Ltd
Alma Amacracn
W. J. Anderson
Collins
James Elliott
Angie Higby
Grand Avenue
Elliott
St. Vincent’s Hospital
L. Knutson
John L. Kennedy
Chicago
International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated
Iowa
Montana
South Deere
Yee
North Dakota
North Carolina
Tennessee
West
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