Dakota City 1 to 0 leads over Newcastle in Tuesday ball game
Newcastle Times records Dakota City defeating Newcastle High 1 to 0 on Tuesday. Allen News notes Wm Pettit’s pneumonia recovery at work. H. C. Hill and family visited Jackson Lake. three hundred fish caught. Sloan Star reports Mrs J W Dean attended Homer funeral. Maude Hickman teaches at Dakota City visited family. Waterbury items mention Win Weasel’s return from operation. Emerson Enterprise covers local church installation and a family dinner. Ponca Journal lists visits between Dakota City and Sioux City. Wakefield Republican reports Elizabeth Cooley’s marriage to B Bruce.
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Newcastle Times
Dakota City
Newcastle High School
Waterbury
Allen
Win
Weasel
H. G. Money
South Sioux City
Emerson Enterprise
Rs. D. L. Leap
Hubbard
Presbyterian Church
R. A. Pool
Poole
Mes
Sally
Children
Crotton
Heteey Poole
Dunning, Neb
Miss
Joy Pole
Homer
Wakefield
Elizabeth Cooley
B. Bruce
F. Williams
Lewis. Cooley
Aving
Wayne
Walthill
Foltz
Excelsior Springs
Harriet Barnes
Siemens
Mason
Lena
Sioux City
Beth Cooley
Walthill Rebekahs
Lena Mason
Draft age youth to appear May 26 amid wartime plans
A brief notes a young man in draft age called to colors and to appear May 26 ending their plans until the war ends. The item reflects friends hoping for his safe return and prosperity.
Patriotic Song Excerpt Emphasizes Flag and Faith
A fragment of a patriotic song cadence recalls Oh say can you see and the star spangled banner with references to dawn light, perilous fight, rockets red glare, and a pledge In God is our trust The verse ends with a call to victory and national unity amid war and faith themes
Columbia and the Red, White and Blue Ode
The text salutes Columbia and the flag in a grand ode praising liberty and national unity. It calls the army and navy faithful to their colors and extends three cheers for the red white and blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
The
Brave
Free
Liberty
Ani
Ark
Freedom
Army
Navy
Army and Navy
Song of Liberty and Home Front Vigil
A compact verse reflects American patriotic themes blending iconic lines from “The Star Spangled Banner” and “Keep the Home Fires Burning.” It invokes liberty, sacrifice of fathers and soldiers, and hope for the homecoming amid distress. The piece ties national pride to collective resolve and sacred duty.
Farm Notes Urges Neighbor Labor Sharing For War Food Aims
The Office of Farm Management of the U S Department of Agriculture urges farmers to cooperate across communities to boost food production during the war. Emphasizing essential tasks land preparation planting and harvesting, it notes labor interchange should focus on crops and livestock directly aiding the war effort and urges regional planning to improve efficiency. It acknowledges potential downsides but prioritizes national needs over individual interests.
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Office of Farm Management
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
HH. Liebers
United States Food Administration
Denver
Col
Greely
Trinidad
Nebraska
Agricultural Extension Service
University Farm
Lincoln
Neb
Pilty
College of Agriculture of the
University of Nebraska
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Ponca Journal
F. PD. Fales
Fales
Ross
M. Johnson
H. L. Johnson
Hanson
Morningside
Geo. Livermore
Livington
Harry Snyder
Oux City Journal
Williams
Sui
Crystal Lake
Money
Sioux City Journal
Bertha Woodcock
Dolley Abrahamson
Garretson
D. C. Browning
Miss Abrahamson
Miss Woodcock
Sioux City Tribune
Dolly Abramhausen
A. G. Curtis
South
Justice Browning
L. B. Frosling
Browning
Lyons Mirror
Wm. Lund
Jean Sardines
Ross Grocery
Triuioph
Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean
America
Ev'ry
Mountain
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Animal Husbandry Department
College of Agriculture
State Potato Committee
Federal Food Administration
Nebraska Potato Growers’ Association
Mazer
Dept. A
S, Ltd
Philadelphia
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