Items of Interest Gleaned from Our Exchanges
Local snippets report Mrs G Pranger and Miss Sylvia Lamson visiting relatives in Sioux City and Lyons respectively. Rev Walher Collins weekend visitor at Jackson. Marion Hall stayed with brother in Jackson. Mrs E J Haltberg from Rosebud Agency visited Swan Haltberg family and then Dr Delell family in West Point. Ray Clark caught 11 lb mud cat at Crystal Lake with Dr Ellis in fishing party. Pettit family spent Sunday with Enders near Ponca. G Money from Dakota City died after tuberculosis illness last week.
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Dixon Journal
Walher Collins
Jackson
Marion Hall
Lyons Mirror
E. J. Haltberg
Rosebud Agency
Swan Haltberg
Lillie Haltberg
Dr. Delell
West Point
E. J
Dorchester
Neb
Sioux City
Visiting kin recall homely Sunday moments in Iowa and Nebraska
Sloan Iowa and Ponda Iowa communities report visits by Mr and Mrs F Bennett of Homer Nebraska and Mr and Mrs S J Oliver plus Thacker and Bert Thacker families. Lillian McLaughlin travels to Sioux City for visits. Presbyterian Ladies Guild hosts fund drive. South Sioux City graduates Thomas Monahan Edward Metz Otto Anderson receive diplomas at church graduation exercises.
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Ponda
Lillian McLaughlin
Sioux City
Hmerson
Neb
S. W. Anderson
T. P. Busby
Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild
Burt Kroesen
Redross
Sioux City Tribune
South Sioux City High School
Trethodist Church
South Sioux City
Thomas Monahan
Edward Metz
Otto Anderson
Emerson area notes and graduation address details
Harold Pilgrim and Charlies Glasser are mentioned with J F Towers giving a graduation speech to eighteen eighth grade graduates. Andrew Crow from Hubbard visited the Winnie Crow home, and a local resident recovering from a December incident is noted. A recent ball game ended 6 to 1 with Dakota City visitors winning. rumors about a pitcher-umpire compact are dismissed as unworthy.
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Harold Pilgrim
Charlies Glasser
J. F.towers
Emerson Enterprise
Andrew Crow
Hubbard
Winnie Crow
Emerson
Lady Friends
Dakota City
Death of Prof H G Money Shocks Waterbury Friends
Prof H G Money, longtime Waterbury school principal, died May 17 1918 at his farm near South Sioux City Neb after a short illness from a lung abscess. He was born May 25 1881 in Beaman Ind and taught in Nebraska for fifteen years including Oakdale and Waterbury schools. He is survived by his wife Louise Schroeder a daughter Mildred his parents Mr and Mrs W G Money five brothers and three sisters. Funeral held in Dunbar Neb with interment in Nebraska City. wife to sell farm tools and stock then move to Lincoln.
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Waterbury
Allen
Verney Smith
South
Sioux City
H. G. Money
Herbert G. Money
Beaman
Prof
Money
W. G. Money
Dunbar
Neb
O. W
William
Dixon
A. G
Ek. L
Omaha
Jas. L
Camp Funston
Kans
Mary
Vernon Smith
E. H. Cassau
Dilton
Col
Presbyterian Church
A. Sh. Perry
Nebraska City
Methodist Church
Mrs R L Cheney Leads State In Honey Production
Sioux Falls reports Mrs R L Cheney of Milesville has the highest honey yield in the state for the past year. She harvested two tons or 4000 pounds from forty bee colonies across 300 acres of alfalfa and clover near the Cheyenne River. She notes rapid growth from a single hive to a thriving apiary and suggests bees as an economical solution to honey supply.
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Sioux Fall
Sioux City Journal
Dakota County
G. W. Wilkinson
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
R. L. Cheney
Milesville
Phillips
Gina Smith-Campbell
Dell Rapids
Hakan County
Cheyenne River
Teamwork Over Gun and Gold in Kipling Verse
The lines emphasize that success comes from close cooperation among all, not weapons funds or individuals. It extols the enduring teamwork of every contributor as the true winning force.
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Nudvald Kipling
Herman
France
England
Russia
America
Germany
Americans
M. E. Church Notes Amid Vacation and War Strain
Pastor F. J. Aycock takes three Sundays off for vacation on the farm. No preaching services during this period due to war conditions and scarce pulpit supplies. Sunday school continues each Sunday at 10 a.m. Children’s Day program to be announced next week.
Noted Philanthropist L T Cooper Plans Western Visit
The article profiles L T Cooper millionaire philanthropist famed for Tanlae health theories and extensive charity. It details lavish gifts like 50,000 free bread loaves in Louisville and dress distributions in Houston San Antonio Galveston and other cities, alongside his Tanlac medicine claims and broad public favor in Dallas and beyond.
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Omaha
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
America
Houston
Texas
San Antonio
Galveston
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Little Rock
Shreveport
Vicksburg
Jackson
Nashville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Macon
Savanah
Montgomery
Mobile
Augusta
Louisville
Dallas
Tanlac sales stretch across cities boosting dubious cure claims
The article touts Tanlac with sales totals across Denver Ft Worth Athinta Knoxville Louisville and more. It cites G F Willis claiming extraordinary power behind the medicine and notes Atlanta office sales surpassing two million bottles in eighteen months. It ends with an ad and a political wartime peace editorial.
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Denver
Ft. Worth
Texas
Athinta
Knoxville
Tenn
Kuhlman-Chambliss Co
Louisville
Taylor-Isance Co
Tanlac
Atlanta
G. F. Willis
Dakota City
Neiswangers’harmacy
Adv
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Wakefield
G. Pranger
Walthill
Sylvia Lamson
Lyons
Dakota City Grocery
Ross Grocery
Nebraska
M. E. Church Notes
F. J. Aycock
Vian
Mound City
Neiswanger Pharmacy
the Herald
United States
States Tires
G. PF
Broyhill
Herbert Kinney
Jackson Auto Owners Supply Co
Duggan & Heffernan
Hubbard Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co
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