Lightning Strikes Dutch Hollow Couple in Storm
Mr and Mrs William Kimsey farmers near Tabor were knocked unconscious by Tuesday morning lightning The bolt stripped Mrs Kimseys clothing and burned her back while a wall plaster fell away from the kitchen The house caught fire but the couple escaped with minor burns and no lasting injuries
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Wiliam Kimney
Dutch Hollow
Tabor
Kimsey
Hospital Notes list multiple tonsil and adenoid removals
Miss Ruth Snell of Farragut had tonsils and adenoids removed on Tuesday morning. Hamburg residents Dean Fisher and Master B M Payne along with Master Jackie Scolas had similar operations Monday. William McCay of Rock Port was injured by a hog and admitted for treatment. Several others underwent appendectomies or major surgeries, with varied recoveries noted at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Snell
Farragut
Dean Fisher
Hamburg
B. M. Payne
Jackie Scolas
William McCay
Rock Port
Beissel Taylor
Thurman
E. C. Stewart
Hom
Tie
Lyenoild
Freda Houser
Riverton
Herman Bardick
Ferracuta
Reaihur
Opal Herrin
Watson
Frank Kerner
Anpendicitin
Glarius Mackoy
Abv
Amos Liewhead
Charman
Susie Jial
Tragic Poisoning and Local News From Sidney
A Sidney tragedy unfolds as an elderly woman dies after ingesting a poison mistaken for medicine at 11 AM. Authorities report a 75 year old resident, widow of a longtime Sidney leader, leaving four daughters in Council Bluffs and Sidney. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with burial in Sidney cemetery. Also: a man named William Lane, linked by Omaha papers to a vanished family, is being investigated amid lakefront searches. Sidney rodeo opens amid rain and crowd, with improvements to the grandstand and added acts. Home grown melons and cantaloupes arrive, though some patches show hail and disease impact. The M. L. K. club hosted a meeting at the Rees home, with 42 attendees enjoying a social afternoon.
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Teine Paissny
Sidney
Jean
Pon Waltake
Dora Baines
Council Bluffs
Baines
Bessie Vaughn
Rhetta Barnes
the Baptist Church
Legion Boys
Hest
Laily
Rainy spell boosts local crops and road drying
The area saw heavy showers with nearly an inch of rain on Tuesday and two inches on another day, helping muddy roads recover as crops and pastures benefit. Arnold Harr is now owner of Arch Music Company’s Colorado Springs store, selling Victor Brunswick BGA and Crosley instruments.
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Tiss Music Steve
C. T. Hatch
Arnold Harr
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Arnald
Arch Music Company
Radius
Victor
Brunswick
Crosley
Leesl News Notes on Farms and Travel
Leesl News notes frequent visitors from nearby farms and towns. Mr and Mrs Jon Mies and family return from vacation in the eastern states accompanied by Katherine Hill. Local farmers Fritz Walter Ernest Steinkamp and Willian McGoy are mentioned along with funeral and travel details. Jim Crump visits after eighteen years. the Mies family reports Phoenix project progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Mies
Éoughver
Mims Rere
Liem
Tine
C. M. Woremac
Katherine Hill
Fritz Walter
Carl
Ernest ‘Steinkamp
Northboro
Eest
Wills
Henry
Frank Ackley
Cawker City
Kansas
Ghas
Ackley
Roy Ackley
Willian McGoy
Rock Port
Everal
Jim Crump
Faulkton
Dak
Clyde
Jim
Eghteen
Crump
Forks
Lime McCall
Art
Mies
Helen
Janet
Idaho
John Mies
Phoenix
Clary
Som Kent
Tiaac Clary
Nebraska
Swan Lake
T Hereice
Burwell
Bird Brapes
Kan
Chas
Hamburg
Theodore Marion
Family News and Travel Notes From Local Ledger
Dr and Mrs Overholer and Wayne visit Hamburg Kenda in the week. Wayne preached at Randolph and Anderson then toured Diagonal Iowa. Mr Overholer notes crops fared better locally. Ernest Kite and Eleanor Porter return from a vacation visiting Monrovia California Denver and Salt Lake City with Ralph James. Will James remains in Monrovia for another month.
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Bytes
Briiney
Des Moloee
Mason City
Owen
R. Overholeer
Wayne
Woodbine
Hamburg
Randolph and
Anderson
Diagonal
Iowa
Overholer
Ernest Kite
Eleanor Porter
Ralph James
Monrovia
Celornia
Denver
Salt Lake City
W. 5
James
Fragments Promise Encouragement in Grate Tul Words
A brief fragment speaks of encouragement for all who suffer in the grate Tul words of those who have put Wonjola to the test. The text hints at seeking solace through tested experiences and shared endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richorr
Fragmentary patient testimonial for medicine in old text
A fragmented excerpt praises a medicine named Kon jolu as wonderful and effective. The speaker claims good health feelings, appetite, and sleep after use, claiming they are 42 yet feel like their teenage years. The passage resembles a testimonial urging its continued use.
Local lodge reorganization postponed to Tuesday night next week
A sparse notice says business duties delayed the lodge’s reorganization meeting until Tuesday night next week. Members urged attendance as a Knights and Ladies lodge group hopes to rekindle an active chapter at the local hall.
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Cmme
Knights and Laithes
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