Shenandoah Area Roundup of Visits and Health News
Shenandoah and Riverton township residents were busy with homecomings visits and health notes. Wesley Story returned from Colorado and Wyoming, several asides mention Mary Parkinson, Louise Foil, and Gladys Hoover visiting families in Shenandoah and Washington Township. Fred Roberts and daughter Marion suffer summer flu symptoms while local events included a children’s program and a bridge club gathering. A. Thornton visited Hamburg for business. many neighbors shared news of travel, illnesses, and community activities amid changes in local staffing and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbery Roberts
Wesley Story
Colorado
Wyoming
Mary Parkinson
George Doaley
Washington Township
Howard Dooley
Hamburg
Gladys Hoover
May Donaldson
Shenandoah
Louise Foil
Atchison
Kansas
Iss Fern Reid
Henry Ayers
Hiawatha
Vern Zinn
L. McCracken
C. C. Beaston
Mary Stahl
Earl Music
Thurman
John Tysor
Bessie Studly
R. A. Rice
Farragut
Tay Hoover
Fred Roberts
Marion
Fred
M. Ee
Wwry Goon
Targa
William Simmerman
Noorls
Ead Yen
Ar Bien
Sie Hitler A. Thornton
Mens BP
Aye
Nora Chandter
van Lawgoniot
Mary White
Ars
Walliant
Harvey Bare
Tutus Acurd
Vail
Eur
Mead
Bo Chambers
Arapahon
Mya
Richard Sherman
Lincoln
Me. Shermesney
Family
Byongght Mfr
Mery
Ark Walden
Mias Lena Témpleton
Oxkae Toua
F. Templeton
Neurite Wes
Frank Roberta
Aniha
Ling
Che Charlus Soharts
Lee
Fragmented tale from Nemaha County news item
A tortured text fragment from Nemaha County’s Graphite pages describes barbed wire, a farm, a mysterious young man, and tangled emotions. The passage hints at conflict and rural life but remains largely unclear and fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Cicerol
Sheriff Jails Two Men in Grand Larceny Case
Sheriff Chastain and deputies detained Riley and Mike Becker in the local jail last Friday morning on grand larceny and burglary charges. Deputy Harry Burke caught them at Sibley Missouri. Warrants had been issued last fall for breaking into the Al and Engleman property on McKissick's Island and stealing a shotgun sugar quilts and other household items. Fred Brown Millard Brown's brother and charged with complicity in the Finnell Ford stripping case is also in county jail since last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chastain
Riley
Mike Becker
Harry Burke
Sibley
Kansas City
al and Engleman
Mckissick's Island
Fred Brown
Millard Brown
Finnell Ford
Atshison Co. Rail
Flora the Flapper: Youth Rebels Against Old Rules
A vivid portrayal of a young woman named Flora defying societal norms with flapper style. The piece contrasts youth and age, showing elders dismayed as Flora questions tradition. It reflects on modern culture, satire, and the tension between reform and restraint, ending with wary commentary from older observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Plora
Sears
Agriculture outlook improves as 1919 leverage tops 1920 balance
The June review from the department of agriculture says farm profits rise due to shifting urban demand, with agriculture at its best general balance since 1920. Experts caution against overproduction in poultry corn butter and potatoes, and cutting wheat beef cattle and hogs too much. Farm prices up slightly in April while nonagricultural commodities ease, lifting the farm purchasing power index to 76 from 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Aggiculture
Esperts
Paradox on Congress Tax Law in A Big City Paper
A city newspaper writer argues businessmen have little praise for Congress and its tax law, yet by international standards Congress has done some good and not many foolish things. He notes Germany France and England nearing a business precipice and weighs global comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Germany
France
England
Congress and the peril of fear in a steady republic
The piece argues Congress cannot claim credit for stability, citing defeats on key bills and the risk of executive power without legislative support. It praises a wise foundational group, warns against calling a crisis an election, and notes quirky social observations about fear and marriage while urging forward progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pais
America
United States
Brookhart
Heflin
Bonius
Congress
Europe
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Frank Schoonover
WN. Wenn
Relatves
Penn
Thureday
Ayers
Kan
Emu al His Nicle
Cand
Roy Huffer
le Grove Township
Fouts
Grand Lodge
A. F. Jaunt A.M
Des’ Moines
C. B. Scoles
Randolph
Asherry Roberts
Opal Brown
Calhoun
Neb
Kimber Shull
Sidney
B. EB. Rite
Knights of the K. KK
William Fugitt Meadow
Stubbs
Desng
G. RB. Gray
Moines
Maline Seales
Hunter
Red Oak
Sue
Jaon
Perunes
A. Thornton Wate
Tamburg
J. Muhor
Tabor
Ora Ti
Truman Tyserites
Frotan
Willian Fossand
Jike
Imel
Malvern
Roerttien
C. E. Doyle
Renal Drug
Walt Magon
Treasury
Main Street
Etean
Hamburg Hospital
Towa
Mina Taylor Gingham
Boyle’s Store
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