Henderson Happenings News From Our County Neighbors
News from Henderson and nearby areas highlights local movement and events. Notable items include property transfer with Herr Buck set to take Dr W D Craig's residence, various visits to Omaha and Council Bluffs, and multiple residents traveling or visiting relatives. A Henderson ball team formed and prepared for an opening game at Emerson. Deathes include Janette Owens, a quarantine casualty born March 22 1918, with a private funeral.
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Elliott
Marcella Skank
Burke
Zora Walker
Roy Raymo
Mabel Parks
Wales
T. A. Thomas
Anna Creamer
Macedonia
Rose Plumb
John Lembhe
Chas. Henderson
Villisca
Ina Henderson
Hastings
Henderson
Anna Dreamer
Bessie Walker
Maybelle Parks
Henry Hansen
Council Bluffs
Our
Rosalee
J. H. Davis
Viva Skank
G. Fred Skank
Shies Viva
Woodine
Joe Johnson
Creston
Gerald Workman
Grant
Wm ‘Workman
Omaha
Wayside Lake
Doyle Huntsman
Emerson
Jacob Coppock
Cecil Perkins
G. Stonebraker
Oscar Braden
Bert
Hugh McSweeney
Elmer Johnson
A. O. Harney
Jessie Goss
John Ayer
Red Oak
Kawerson
Hender
Bon
Aril
AL Wiighy Guth
Janette Owens
David Owens
Janette
Little Janette
Mrs. Owens
Local social notices and travel toward Chickasha
Wall Street invitations from Elmer Stone family to Nellie Stone marriage prompt Mrs Homer Mayberry and Sinnie Seaton to depart Friday. Gypsy wagons pass town causing brief circus rumor. Several locals visit Malvern and attend family gatherings, Epworth League delegates chosen, and J G Flanagan steers cruiser through town at seven knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Elmer Stone
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Nellie
Homer Mayberry
Sinnie Seaton
R. K. Henderson
W. W
Francis
Malvern
Co. Cr. Knight
Council Bluffs
Sherman Stonebraker
Henderson
T. G
Seaton
Mary
Dan
T B. McClure
Harry Cark
Ward Anderson
Ora Alexander
Josie Kenney
Bessie Jones
Ralph Adams
Vandall Seaton
Roy McClure
Clyde Jackson
J. G. Flanagan
Silver City
Champion Hill Visitors Attend C E Society Meeting
Champion Hill residents Mr and Mrs Geo Kellenbarger visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs J Finery. The C E Society met after Sunday School to support attending the children's exercises at Climax that evening. Officers were elected and kept, with several Red Oak shoppers seen that Monday afternoon.
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Champion Hill
Geo. Kellenbvarger
J. Finery
C. E. Society
G. N. Whipple
Red Oak
Geo, Douglas
J. P
Alfred Cooper
Will Cooper
Corena
Pearl McLain
Geo
Kellenbarger
Fordyce Sandeman
Creston
Alma Dalrymple
Cound Bluffs
Sam Moore
A. Ll. Greenwalt
Lefthursday
Indianola
Harvey Liste
Cecil Blakesley
Othiame Wa
Milo Marsh
Fred Peterson
Hastings
What Catarrh Is And How Emulsion Helps
It claims catarrh signals general weakness and local snuffs or vapors do little good. The ad promotes Scott's Emulsion as an alcohol free, medicinal food building tonic to enrich blood and address the cause rather than symptoms. It credits Styps Boot and Bownie Bloonfield N.
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Scott
Bownie
Bloonfield, N
California Nurse Visits Hastings and Auto Trip Tales
Mrs Harriet Martin a California nurse arrives in Hastings from Palo Alto after a fourteen day auto journey with two companions Miss White and Miss Pond. They traveled through Arizona Las Vegas Trinidad Raton Pass Denver and via Lincoln Highway to Omaha Boston final destination. The trio, who drive their own Cadillac, averaged about 200 miles daily, faced a few punctures and blowouts, and stayed in towns with hotel rooms each night. Hastings coverage also notes social visits and local notices including theater plans for Pandora at the Opera House and various residents’ summer plans and travel.
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Harriet Martin
Hastings
Palo Alto
Calif
Loyal Hotel
M. Kuntze
Bertha Kuntse
Arizona
Las Vegas
Trinidad
Raton Pass
Denver
Onaha
Miss White
Palo Alto University
Boston
Miss Pond
Mrs. Martin
Omaha
Mor bert Luther and Miss Mac Brown wed at Benton home
Wednesday morning June 7, Mor bert Luther and Miss Mac Brown of the Benton neighborhood were united in marriage at the bride's father Rev J O Brown home. The ceremony was performed by the bride's father with near relatives present. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple left for Willisea and Griswold to visit relatives before settling on the farm north of Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morbert Luther
Mac Brown
Benton
J. O. Brown
Luther
Willisea
Griswold
W. A. Luther
Mills County
Rev
Benton School
Hastings
Strahan News Highlights Local Visits and Sales
Strahan notices visitors from Malvern Porter's Lake trips to Shenandoah and Omaha shopping at Schurr and Hamlsch store. Local cattle and hog shipments to South Omaha by Langmuir and Moses. Overland car purchases by Leverton and Arterburn. Ball games: Strahan teams beat Hastings 23 to 29 and All Star Unknowns 21 to 2. Local deliveries to Farmers Elevator and Creston visitations noted.
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Emma Hambsch
Malvern
John McGinnis
C. E. Norris
Wm. Warren
Logan
Mrs. Norris
James Langmnir
South Omaha
T. J. Moses
Chas. Hambsch
George Schurr
Porter’s Lake
Shen
G. P. Murray
Essex
Carl Poulson
Carl
Strahan
Hastings
All Star
Morris Woodfi
Scrub Cows Prove Value of Purebred Crossbreeding at College
Iowa experiment station bulletin No. 16 reports that Arkansas scrub cows, crossbred with purebred dairy sires and given equal care, show significant gains. Holsteins up 114 percent in milk and 41 percent in fat, while Guernseys decline due to poor heat but one cross produced 110 percent more milk and 107 more fat than the scrub dam. Original scrub cows, with improved care, yielded 59 percent more milk and 54 percent more fat than earlier era.
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Agricultural College
Iowa Experiment Station
Arkansas
4. H. Kildee
A. C. McCannish
H. G. van Pelt
Ames
Guernsey
Local social notices and a fire destroyers at Anderson Bros store
The News Of Pacific Junction reports numerous visits by residents of nearby towns and states. A major blaze at Anderson Bros. Grocery, Johnsons restaurant, Post Office, and an empty building caused about 12000 dollars in losses with partial recoveries of goods and all structures insured by named owners. The town welcomes a reopened picture show with Fred Mendenhall as manager operating on select nights.
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Anderson Bros
Johnson's
Anderson’s
Andersons
Robert Boyle
Sam Burgess
Mr. Jones
Omaha
The Iowa hen and the high egg yield of the state
An analysis estimates Iowa hens produce about 100 million dozen eggs annually. Using 1909 and 1912 figures, the article dramatizes the scale, calculating that over 8,000 railroad cars would be needed to ship a year’s crop and praising the hen’s ongoing contribution to the state’s economy.
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Uncle Sam
Iowa
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