Percival Happenings and Local Movements Overview
Percival social notes list visiting relatives from Nor folk Nebraska and Avoca Iowa and Pheonix Arizona. Local residents travel to Missouri and Nebraska for visits and medical reasons. Households relocate to Council Bluffs and Medelia. Several residents visit kin in Shenandoah and Duntar while others seek dental care and business matters in Fresio South Dakota.
Watson News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Health Trips
Mr and Mrs Frank Hydinger and Mrs A Hydinger of Hamburg spent Saturday at the M A McNeal home Clar ence Ellison of St Joe is visiting relatives and friends Edith Addington was a Hamburg caller Wednesday James McDonald left for Excelsior Springs for health reasons Jim Clymond of College Springs spent Sunday at the B G Oxenhaugh home Timothy Glen of Crystal City Tex is visiting his uncle Andrew Whelan Last Monday Till Stanton had an emery in his eye Dr B C Danley of Hamburg removed it Beulah Bayles attended a school of expression in South Carolina Sunday August 4 relatives of Mrs Sallie Payne surprised her with dinner Gene Ready and family of Plattsmouth Nebr spent Sunday here Hudson visited Omaha to see Mrs Hudson in hospital Mrs Ray Gant and children visiting here returned to Maitland Sam Mr and Mrs Sweet and son John of Omaha visiting his sister Mrs Farley Mrs Wier assisted in bank work while D We Airy was on vacation Rex Wicks and family of Kearney visiting his parents Mr GL Ticks Jesse Mathews and family visiting his sister Mrs Wm Hnith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hydinger
A. Hydinger
Hamburg
M. A
Andrew Whelan
Stanton
Emery
B.C. Danley
Beulah Bayles
School of Expression
South Carolina
Sallie Payne
Gene Ready
Funy
Platmouth
Nebr
Sven
Hudson
Omaha
Mra
Ray Gant
Wn Maitland
Sam
Sweet
John
Farley
Wier
D. We Airy
Rex Wicks
Kearney
GL Ticks
Jesse Mathews
Wm. Hnith
Farm Bureau Picnic and County Fair Notes
Fremont county farm bureau hosts its annual picnic with the Tri State event in Hamburg on August 19 featuring F B Shilling, a music program by Sidney Wand, free stage acts, a noon basket dinner, and a 10 am baseball game between Town and Missouri farmers. Youth entertainment and club demonstrations highlight the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Fremont County Fact Bureau
Tri-State
Hamburg
F. B. Shilling
Farmi
Minnesota
Sidney Wand
Missouri
Fremont County Court Notice and Fire Report Brief
In Fremont County Iowa a district court petition seeks to establish a fee simple title to multiple lots in sections 13 24 28 29 Township 40 North Range 40 West. Defendants are urged to appear by September 2 1925. Fire destroys the Fred Warren home on north Fifth Street delaying a planned family vacation. A local note reports farm market conditions including egg poultry and fruit prices with steady supplies and market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vis Tricvard Albert Babbage
A.kell
George D. Start
GW. McMahon
T. Williams
Fremont County
Iowa
Township 40
Range
P.M
Ami
Secrion
iNarih
Towa
Aml
Tawa
Sidney
Fremont
Pomty
Reptermtion
Furusan
Prodline Market Report Summary
Market report notes unclear conditions with prices steady overall last week and today. Quotations suggest standard prices, with no material changes observed, while market confidence appears wary amid uncertain conditions.
Notice of Hearing on Fremont County Accredited Area Enrollment
Notice states a hearing will decide whether Fremont County may be enrolled as an accredited area under the bovine tuberculosis eradication program. A 2 p.m. August 21, 1926, hearing at the Sidney courthouse will consider the petitions and any objections filed with the Secretary of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
General Assembly
Secretary of Agriculture
State of
Twa
Uyion
Court House
Sidney
Ions
Agriculture official signs county plan approval
The document records approval of the county plan under the accredited area program. Dated August 8, 1925, it bears the signature of M. G. Thornburg as Secretary of Agriculture and notes the action is made under his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Thornburg
Two Cars Collide on East Main Street
On Monday evening a large Buick and a Ford coupe collided at a busy East Main Street intersection. The Ford suffered severe damage with a crushed wheel and bent radius rods, while the Buick sustained minor damage with a significantly misaligned fender. The Ford was driven by Mr. Wiltmer of Nebraska visiting his brothers Adolh Frierichs. the Buick was driven by Mrs. Griffin of Tarkio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
Buick
Ford
Wiltmer
Nebraska
Indaw Adolh Frierichs
Alrs
Griffin
Tarkio
Tarkio Avalanche
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Teil Kenney
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Helen Burk
Foveat City
John Ray
John Wheeler
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Kans
Grace
Gertrude
Watts
Gladys-Graham
Tubut
W.H. Copeland
Council
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Shenandoah
Farrin Ewing
P. H. Reed and Son
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Fresio
Grace King
Orara
A. £. King
Myrtle Rogers
Duntar
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Farm Bureau Notes
Mario Rist
Pauling Sanderson
Priirie Township
Vremont County
Thaysbarge
Vair
Washington Club
Marie Johson
Trone Mckean
Riverton Aul
Ines Jones
May Linson
Gaun- Ul Baulta
Alice Wis
Ames
Tremont County
Iver
Farma Bureau
Joan Lingo
John W. Siunick
Chicago
New York
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fred Warren
North Fifth Street
Warren
Mrs. Warren
Springfield
Mr. Warren
le Down
Jeok
Prodline Market Report
Butley
Ab Chiewso
Jonteel
C. F. Doyle
Home Oil Co
Big D
Irvin Seed Co
Main
Happy Home House
F. W
Cleveland
San
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