Northboro notes full of names and small town events
Local residents and visitors populate a crowded Northboro page. George Conrad and family visit Fred Burnette with news of purchases. Myer, Darby, Dale, and Burroughs take an Omaha trip. crews work on tracks at Corn ing and a bridge west of Halliday fort is rebuilt. Mrs Burnette’s hospital visit and a sick child parade through the week. Several trips to Clarinda and elsewhere, school board talks, church plans, and Fourth of July preparations fill the lively column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Conrad
Watson
Blo
Fred Burnette
Burnette
David Duncan
Omaha
Forrest Holmes
Lawrence Lup
Corning
W. W. Creal
Creal
J. M
Perry Darby
Philip Dale
Pete Burroughs
Mesdames A. S. Manwhinney
Tred Burnette
Phylis
Dr.Thompson
Lora Peck
Will Jeffrey
Coin
Northboro
Halliday Fort
Brice Hays
Frank Nye
Excelsior Springs
Margaret Henry
Gladys
Jess Sliger
Alva
M. Scott
Mrs. McQueen
George Rush
Shenandoah
Mr. Rush
Local Residents Share Weekend Trips and Visits
Percival and Harrison families traveled to St Joseph on Friday. Elia Rogers of Omaha visited kin. Dana Amos from Shenandoah stayed with the Harry Snyder home. Alene Holsclaw visited friends in Hamburg last week. Billie Copeland of Council Bluffs returned home for a few days with his parents. Ralph Standly and family drove to Unadilla. Jay Sheldon and family spent a day at Lake Manawa in Council Bluffs. John Copeland and family drove to Omaha. Wynerfred Hosclaw visits Shenandoah this week. Ed Darst and wife traveled to Council Bluffs. Frank Baker of St Louis spent weekend with the Wadhams. John Ray and Cora Moyer drove to Hamburg. Flora Rogers returned to work at the telephone office after vacation. Bert O Connor and family traveled to Council Bluffs for the day at Lake Manawa. Roscoe Hineline and Worth Harris rode to Council Bluffs Monday. Gertrude Mead visited relatives in Hamburg. George, Bernice, Beatrice Davison and Faye Dean were passengers to…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Lake Manawa
John Copeland
Omaha
Wynerfred Hosclaw
Shenandoah
Ed Darst
Council Bluits
Frank Baker
St. Louis
F. E. Wadhams
John Ray
Cora Moyer
Hamburg
Flora Rogers
Bert O'Connor
Roscoe Hineline
Worth Harris
Mondas
Gertrude Mead
George
Bernice
Beatrice Davison
Faye Dean
Residents and visitors noted in Shenandoah weekend scene
George McMurry of Wayside Kane visited his daughter Mrs. M B Heseluw several days last week. Lois Stiles and Mary Graham, both at summer school in Shenandoah, spent the weekend with relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sengers
Council Bluffs
George McMurry
Wayside
Kane
M. B. Heseluw
Lois Stiles
Mary Graham
Shenandoah
Near-fatal electrocution near Third Avenue in Red Oak
Miss Kate Nazerine of Third Avenue narrowly escaped death when her right hand touched a live wire while ironing outside. The shock burned her little finger which was amputated, scorched flesh on the hand and arm, and two burn holes through her body. Her brother cut the current and a physician treated the injuries. she remains confined several days. Miss Nazerine has worked for Thomas D. Murphy Co. for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Kate Nazerine
Third Avenue
Miss Nazerine
Thomas D. Murphy Co
Produce Market Report Sums Butter Cargo and Demand
The S. S. Mahia sailed June 28 from Copenhagen with 40,000 casks of Danish butter weighing 4,480,000 pounds and due in New York about July 15. Domestic demand is good, imports expected to cover production shortfall, butterfat shows little change. Egg receipts are lighter with higher prices as overall quality remains excellent.
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S. S. Mahia
Copenhagen
New York
Market Outlook for Eggs and Poultry This Season
Producers urged to gather eggs daily keep them cool and market often to secure top prices. Live poultry prices show a lower trend as receipts rise. storage stocks are lighter than last year, suggesting little change in fowl prices soon while spring chickens likely decline as supply grows.
Press and pulpit in a truth satire
In a sharp clash from the Silver City Times, a preacher accuses editors of falsehood while the editor counters that ministers lie about their congregants. The editor notes the press and pulpit form a saint making trio along with graves, as the minister departs in thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City Times
Lock-up Misadventure Ends With Release
Gene Matthews slipped into the lockup by accident in Sidney after a day out. While locked in at the courthouse he rapped on the door until a resident unlocked him on the promise he would not repeat the act. A crowd outside reacted with amused laughter as he was freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Matthews
Sidney
Court House
Tabor
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Loreen Mulvaney
St. Joe
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H. J. Scott
Illinois
Gaye Woodle
Colorado
Washington Township
Methodist Church
Lovely Oliphant
Fred Harper
Dorothy Hays
Westboro
S. J. Breeding
Will Belding
Imogene
Harmon Wittey
Wm. Meyers
Clarinda
Percival
Jack’s
Postoffice
Produce Market Report
Farmers Elevator
C. A. Reed
Prop
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Henry Field
Poland
Chinas
Henry Field Seed CO
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Studebaker
Chas. Gibbs
Farmers Savings Bank
Bosch
C.W. Davey
Dinty Moore
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