News Notes of Keota and Surrounding Visits
Local notes record visits and travel among residents and relatives. Moon family from Breckenridge Colorado spent time in Keota with Schoonovers and others. extended trips to Greeley and Boreas Pass included. Other items note graduates, medical recoveries, engineering moves, teaching staff, and community happenings plus found spectacles at the News Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Moon
Breckenridge
Colo
Keota
Mies Wilma Simme
Greeley
Misa Regnall Olsen
Boulder
State Teachers Institute
Tom Bucher
Jackpot Reservoir
James Keasling
Blessie
Pawnee Company Cuts Non-Stock Dues and Sets Policies
Pawnee Telephone Company stockholders vote to reduce monthly dues for non stockholders from 1.25 to 1.00, bringing total rate to 1.60 including Mountain States central station dues. Directors elected include Rumsey Haworth Rhoedarmer Bailey Foley Andrews and Moreland with changes in officer roles and strict collection rules for non paying subscribers. Marion Staley visits Cheyenne. sale ad for Home Comfort range placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee Telephone Company
Central Station Duces
Mountain States Company
J. A. Rumsey
E. C. Haworth
B. F P. Rhoedarmer
L. A. Bailey
C. H. Foley
C. E. Andrews
J. A. Moreland
J. A. Rumeey
Earl Queckenbush
Pawnee
Keota Coal Mining Co Plans Shaft Expansion
At the stockholders meeting the Keota Coal Mining Co reviewed last season's output and announced improvements for the coming year. Over 700 tons of coal were mined and sold, saving about $3,000 for consumers and another similar amount for workers. A storage bin will speed deliveries, the shaft will be enlarged to improve air and allow two cages, and preparatory work will begin immediately for early fall production.
Keota Buckingham Social At Harry Wecas Home
About twenty five local youths gathered for a surprise social at the Harry Wecas residence last Saturday night. Harry kept his violin in tune as two front rooms were cleared for dancing with coffee, a chocolate liver cake, and sandwiches provided by guests. Lunch arrived around midnight and six chaperones arranged early departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Buckingham
Harry Wecas
Harry
Hie
Field Notes Mix Local Travel and Tonics
Mr Seth Markley and son Russell left for a week long trip to visit his parents in Springfield South Dakota. J A White a Kentucky farmer says he could beat his hands chucking corn after taking Tanlac. L H Underwood. Mr and Mrs L L Brigge took five children to Sterling to see Golimar Brothers circus. Dennison's Lustre Fold crepe paper 2 for 35c at Stanleys. Cheaper crepe 10c per roll. Tanlac will make your stomach strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Markley
Russell
Springfield
South Dakota
J. A. White
Kentucky
Taniac
L. H. Underwood
L. L. Brigge
Sterling
Golimar Brothers
Big Circus
Dennison
Stanley's
Seed Spuds from the Dry Lands Recommended
Nebraska scientists urge dry land grown seed potatoes for western and central Nebraska and explain irrigated seed loses value. In 1921 Scottsbluff growers saw at least 100 bushels per acre gain using dry land stock, with over 40 carloads planted in the North Platte valley. Similar Colorado conditions align with the Nebraska guidance from W. C. Edmundson at the Greeley Potato Experiment station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Agricultural College
Scottsbluff County
North Platte Valley
Weld County
Colorado
Nebraska Institution
W. C. Edmundson
Greeley
Dick the horse makes repeated journeys between ranches
Dick escaped from the Simme pec ture one morning last week and returned to the 8. C. Thomas ranch southeast of Cornieh. Miss Viva Russell owns him and raised him from a foal. He has traveled back to Keota four times seeking greener grass, with Viva planning another attempt after her mother's return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Thomas Ranch
Cornieh
Viva Russell
Cornish
Keota
C. F. Becker
Viva
Barnesville
Mr. Becker
Mrs. Becker
Brighton
Mise Russell
Girls Sewing Club Reorganized Under Mrs Craig Leader
Mrs John R Craig now heads the Girls Sewing Club. The first meeting was held Wednesday with sixteen second year members and five or six taking first year work. Lessons covered making kettle holders. First year emphasizes hand sewing while second year adds machine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Craig
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mre
Tom Chapman
Miss Elizabeth Reese
Lafayette
Foleys
Mra Elizabeth Reese
Mra Foley
Pearl Prouse
Willie Vogliotti
Bill
Grover
Grover State Bank
Anthony Vogliotti
Floyd Bigelow
Cheyenne Hospital
K. K. Fortune
Ruby Fortune
Cheyenne
C. L. Tyler
Aiken
S. C
W. S. Tyler
Helene
Salt Lake
Utah Power Co
Helen Schwyhart
Judd School
Keola
State Teachers College
Campbell
Father Scott
J. E. Scott
North Platte
Nebr
Pawnee Company
Marion Staley
L. L. Briggs
Fortner
the Farmers State Bank
Eagle “Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
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