Local notices roundup across towns in Nebraska
A compilation of short notes from Ponca Niobrara Hartington and other communities records visitas weddings moves and deaths. It lists residents visiting relatives moving to farms and the illness or hospital stays of local people including Mrs Daniels and Mr Wilson who served as Rock Rapids superintendent of schools for 36 years and died at 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Sioux City Tribune
Sioux City
Daniel C. Buggan
Twenty
Cornelius
Verna Johnson
St. Aubin Street
Morningside
Robert Dutch
Armour & Company
Dakota City
Neb
Alax Mathieson
Ridge Avenue
Dutch
Ey Coast Artillery
Rock Rapids
Iowa
W. S. Wilson
Sheldon
Paul G. Wiehe
Thomas Reeves
Hawarden
Wilson
Bunk Wilson
Supt
Uncle Sam
Lyon County
Wyant Stone Wilson
Meadville
Edinburg
State Normal School
United States Military Academy
West Point
Wayne
J. B. Knoepffer
Knoepfler
Cedar Falls
LeMars
Nellie Martland
Malcom E. Wilson
Missouri
School of Mines
Rolla
Lola M Martin
Marshalltown
Joseph
Missouri School of Mines
A. R. McGill
St. Paul
Minnesota
Masonic
Knights of Pythias
Yeomen
Congregational Church
Tribute to Prof. W. S. Wilson by Pastor Wiehe
A Congregational Church pastor extols Prof. W. S. Wilson as a living embodiment of Christian charity. The tribute praises his sincerity, selflessness, generosity to others, patriotism, and humble faith rooted in Jesus Christ.
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W. S. Wilson
Iiner
Jesus Christ
Paul G. Wiehe
Congregational Church
Evangeline program and season wrap at Dakota City
Dakota City School notes report 7th and 8th graders will present Evangeline Wednesday evening. The team beat Wakefield 44 to 27 last Friday and will finish the season at Wakefield. Gladys Biermann and Miss Schreiner will attend the State Declamatory contest in Norfolk. Tris May Schumaker and Harriet Schumaker enter the 4th and 2nd grades. High School girls sold candy at the basketball game to donate proceeds to the Basket Hallene. Baseball opens April 4 at Homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota City
Wakefield
Gladys Biermann
Miss Schreiner
Norfolk
Homer
Last Thoughts of Roosevelt Memorandum Revealed
Colonel Harvey in North American Review publishes a facsimile of a penciled memorandum claimed to be Theodore Roosevelt’s final thoughts. The note emphasizes forest and domestic issues, urging a united Republican party and reconstruction policies to secure recognition and action by the next generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
North American Review
Roosevelt
Thédore Roosevelt
United
Republican Party
George Harvey
Hays
Washington
Senate
Rene wWelance
Deere
Republica Party
Soldier's Letter Illuminates Roosevelt Era Unity
A reader-assembled note from World War I days and a Roosevelts tribute highlight the last penciled words of Theodore Roosevelt urging party unity and swift domestic policy action. Letters from Melford Lothrop in France reveal camp life, drive, and longing for home, while a poem from Camp and Trench Songs recalls soldierly humor and bravery in battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wag
Melford M. Lothrop
France
Hic
Barton Braley
Dakota County Sem iannual School Apportionment 1919
The Dakota County Nebraska semiannual school apportionment details the distribution from state funds and fines, listing per district quotas, the total apportioned, and the census based share. It includes list of district treasurers and amounts, certification by County Superintendent Wilfred K. Voss, and a note about home economics outlines from the University extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota County
Nebraska
Dakota City
Wilfred. K. Voss
Amt
Nesus
John H. Ream
Flpy Culbertson
Edwin Morgan
J. M. Brannan
Geof W. Baney
T. Pa Crosby
Thos
Long
KR. G. Owens
John Thacker
Mra
P.C. VanClerve
Cora Milley
Ernest Harris
Oe Cane Pete
Carl Larsen
Ed Rockwell
William Voss
Stephen Hansen
Peter Sorensen
Mads Nelsen
Roy Armour
J. W. Smill
Joe A. Heenan
Peter TW
Ronnfeldt
John Renderson
Fred Voss
George Jensen
Oj. H. Benderson
P. S
W. FB. V
University of Nebrasa College of Agriculture Extension Service
Katherine Cranor
University of Nebraska
University Farm
Lincoln
Message read at New York racecourse occasion
A reading from Raily in New York isppodrome delivered a message for the occasion. It stated we have room for the one tha the American Mig and excludes the rat fing symbolizing all ware Aeinst herty and civilization only an ankh as it excludes any foreign flag effic fation to which we are hostile. We have room for but one loyalty and that is loyalty to the Linertenn poet.
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Melford Lothrop
Raymond H. Ream
Is-Sur-Tille
France
Raymond
Motor Transport Corpa
Lbrary Sassociation
Paris
Raily
New York
Isppodrome
Roosevelt Farewell Message to Nation
Col Roosevelt died about 4 o clock on the morning of January. The previous evening he spoke to the nation in a great patriotic address outlining duties and bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Roosevelt
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Ponca
Bud Cornell
Frank Fueston
Niobrara Tribune
Geo. Bayha
Creighton
Holmes
Newcastle Times
Mike Richards
Jackson
Rosalie Rip-Saw
Mrs. Wilson
S. Tadlock
Maskeil Tribune
S. A. Craise
Hartington Herald
Laurel
Earl Rasdal
Daughter
Hefeldt
Rasdals
Walthill
Edward Irby
Chas. Schecter
Irby
Geo. H. Lamson
Thurston
Frank Peters
Gladys Orr
South Sioux City
Marie Ross
Florence Dunn
Harvey Neilly
Ralph Baugous
Dakotaity
H. E. Taft
Wayne Herald
George Barto
Gladys
Hag
Fred Beery
Berry and Son
Frederick
Irma
Beulah James
Royal
Neligh
Freeman Francisco
Lila
Pearl Francisco
Iliff
Dunn
Freeman Franman Francisco
J. E. Triggs
McDermott
Floyd Avenue
Sixth
Virginia
Paul Wells
Jane DeLong
Sixth Street
DeLong
Toledo
Sherry
South
Marcia Sherry
Alice
Estelle
Ford
Homer Motor Company Telephone
Homer Nebraska
Marguerite Schreiner
Ile
War Department
Het
Extension Service
Aids Women
the Herald
Slaughter-Prestcott Elev. Co
Herman F
Foley
Mgr
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