Warrant List Drawn For General Fund Payments
A long list names firms and individuals as warrant recipients and amounts, followed by local notes on community life. The Madison News reports visits by Mina Brown and the Gettys, a Bible school closure with 37 attending, Fourth of July events, and farm activity as corn plowing and haying begin, concluding with a grim line about dumbstones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Droge Co
Aetna Insurance Co
Associated Mfg
Marjorie Atnol
Ruth Adle
George Bennett
Teddy Bridges
C. Birchart
Child Health Assn
Enid Copeland
Consumers Fee Co
R. A. Clayton Connor Bros
Dinwiddie , BE
Boyle Lee Dinmitt
Drake-Williams Monat Co
Lows State Teco Medh
Tawa State Bank
W. & James
Johnson
Kelley_ Mra
Maude Lone Lorena Pub
Lyons & Carnaha
Lowe & Campbell
Q. B. Lippencott
Grace McKissink
Dorothea Meyer
State Department
Michiel
Memillan
H. Mellor
Murphy & Smith Metropolitan
Tawn Service Co
John Neff - Newson
Ana
Nios Northwestm
Okrent , Pear Osborn
Omaha
F. A. Owen
Omaha School
Puritan Lamiley Plus
Warker
Matt Parrott
A. N. Palmer
Porcupine” Pabli
B. J. Royere
A. F. Riggs
Hamle Co
Benj
H. Sanborn & Co
George Shaffer
Scott
Farsman 4
State University
Jack Tennant
Mina Brown
Kansas City
Sam Hayes
Locust, Grove
W. A. Getty
Downs
Kansas
Geo. Holliman
Glenwood
Anna Getty
Glayd “Sutton
Greenfield
Loyd Brown
Epworth League
Locust Grove
Lloyd Brown
Searsdinner
Gils Brown
Inburg
Bluff Street
Tata
A Ee Co
C. M. Werkimis
Fern W. Sree Evelyn
Ce Werters Union
Tel
Gute & Zuty
Lorna M. Zaetke
C. G
White-Phillips Co
Leon H. Smalley
Jonas
Beyschlag
Percival Happenings and Local Visits Highlight Week
Percival notes a Fourth of July at Dunbar with Mr. and Mrs. Will Reguts and their daughter Mrs. C. E. Coulter. Numerous visits unfold as relatives travel from Sidney, Council Bluffs, Omaha, and Glenwood to spend time with local families, celebrate birthdays, and attend weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Reguts
Epent
Dunbar
C. E. Coulter
Wolfe
Oonaha
Bert Wadhams
Charles Graham
Little
Jack
Sidney
Billy Winans
George Ricketts
Geneva
Nebr
Marie Copeland
Woodraf
Kansas
John Wright
Nebraska
Cny
R.L. Lockett
Jetmaton
Lorane
Texas
Fred Rogers
Percival
Parsons
W. Rogers
Glenwood
Ralph Jonian
Council Bluffs
Viola Davison
A. €.Rogers
Clarald
Peter Perk and the Green Wood Shade
A fragmentary verse scene shows the speaker addressing Peter Perk under a green wood tree at day’s end. The speaker invites Perk to read about garden produce and homely plots, while Perk voices disdain for idle stories and sermons, preferring practical tales and a simple life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dievent
Peter Perk
Peter
No clear event title from fragmented text
Fragmentary passage shows two individuals with divergent views and routines, referencing church hymns, sermons, and jazzy tales. It notes ongoing distance yet friendship, with implied cultural differences and a playful contrast between quiet and lively tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weine
Divius
Wall Mason
Three Cars in Bad Mixup Near Two Mile School
A three car collision occurred on a rainy Griswold road near the two mile schoolhouse involving C. M. Quick, Carl Kuester, and Dr. Joe Vernier of Omaha. Kuester tried to pass as Vernier carried a car east. fenders and wheels were damaged, no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
C. M. Quick
Carl Kuester
Joe Vernier
Omaha
Quick
Grixwall
Kuester
Vernier
Mr. Kuester
Griswold American
Strangely Unfortunate Sufferings of Sam Thompson’s Child
In Jordan hill, Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson rush to town with their six year old son in need of surgical aid after a play accident left a gash from temple to jaw. The boy previously suffered a pony knock that left facial marks, described as still visible by Sidney Argus. The note closes with a hotel advertisement for the Hotel Conant in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Thompson
Jordan Hill
Hix
Sidney Argus
Better Farming Principles For Prosperous Agriculture
The article stresses intelligent careful farming as the path to prosperity. It warns against retreating from production during low prices and urges increasing yields and efficiency to counter rising costs. It argues that long term success hinges on better management of land and livestock, not sweeping withdrawals.
To A Horse Speak a good word for the Hamburg Hospital today
A satirical verse complains about a failing automobile and its parts then shifts to a civic appeal. The speaker praises the vehicle's supposed reliability while urging readers to speak a good word for Hamburg Hospital, linking car woes to a call for public support.
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Hamburg
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