Tragic Death of Mrs Ralph W Jackson in Lincoln Nebr
Nellie Stockton Jackson, aged about forty five, former Hastings resident, died Feb 28 in Lincoln after stepping from a streetcar into a passing auto driven by Homer Cook. She was dragged about twenty seven feet and died from a skull fracture. Funeral at Hodgman in Lincoln. Survivors include husband Ralph W Jackson, mother Mrs M M Stockton, sister Mrs N W Coding, and sister Mrs Colling. Burial at Wruka cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
R. OG. Jackson
M. M. Stockton
N. W. Coding
Lincoln
Nebr
Mra. Stockton
Lincoln Evening Journal
Ralph W. Jackson
North
Sixteenth Street
Randolph
Elmwood Avenue
Homer Cook
L Street
Ady
Coln
Jackson
Tincote
Postal Department
Trey Gillesme
L. H. Watson
G. G. Birlens
Charles Frost
Martin Patterson
James Cook
Nl Wruka
Nellie Stockton
Strahan
Asu
Indianola
Fora
Methodist Church
Sintern Hastings
Card of Thanks and Local Notes From Hastings Area
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy, kindness, and flowers after a bereavement. Mentions Mrs M M Stockton Mrs N W Colling and H P Rea. Rea resumes work at Burlington depot after illness. Hastings election set for next Monday with nominations pending for retiring directors and treasurer. D W Linthicum moving to Otha Hyde’s house until spring. AWIU Starr visits Malvern. Linthicum returns from Council Bluffs for treatment. Phelps brothers ship stock and move to Phoenix farm. Jesse Phelps plans to stay to manage the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Rea
Burlington
Eva van Ausdale
Aay
Scho
Hastings
Fred Martin
N. W. Colling
Fred Lockabill
D. W. Linthicums
Otha Hyde
Awiu Starr
Malvern
D. W. Linthicum
Council Bluffs
Edmundson Hospital
Jesse Phelps
Bradford
Phoenix Farm
PD. W. Linthicum
Phelps Brothers
Phoenix
Jeuse
Local notes from Macedonia and nearby towns
Ht TV Dye of Macedonia visited Ris ran and Willard Sunday then headed to St Lonia for a store buying trip. Detours announced on Highway 34 and Kinhtas 4 via Malvern due to river work and weather delays. Mrs Jennie Bents leaves for Bridgewater Iowa for the season. James Lookabili of Brule Neht visits family and former resident J F. Mrs Mabel Sandiland begins Pythian Sisters lodge inspection tour through western Iowa with stops in Tabor Bedford and Blockton. Cribbage club meets with R L Christie. H P Rea and Albert Crawford travel to Glenwood. Mrs Oh B Clark visits Malvern friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ht. TV
Dye
Macedonia
Ris Ran
Willard
St. Lonia
Highway
Kinhtas 4
Malvern
Brite
Jennie Bents
Bridgewater
Iowa
James Lookabili
Brule
Neht
J. F
Mabel Sandiland
Pythian Sisters Lodges
Western Iowa
Tabor
Bedford
Blockton
Cribbage Club
R. L. Christie
H. P. Rea
Glenwood
Albert Crawford
Burlington
Mere
Clark
East Liberty Moves and Welcomes New Residents
News from East Liberty reports multiple families relocating within spring. George Radashak and others move from Will Harman Pace and Shenandoah areas to nearby farms, while newcomers and returning locals greet neighbors. Additional notes cover a Ladies’ Aid meeting, illness of Ruth Lookabill, and community adjustments as residents settle into exchanged properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Radashak
Will Harman Pace
J. H
Dale McClure
Dorothy
Keith
Violet Hunt
L. C
H. T. Beattie
Malvern
Shafer
Clark
Wm. Wilcox
Strahan
Dale Hunt
Leonard
S. R
Hurst Place
Nelsons
Hurst
Frank Alexander
Sherman Jones
Henderson
Mass
Chas
A Wilhelm
Nancy Mayberry
Sherman Jonesy
Mayberrys
Wilhelm
Relpl Adams
Ruth Lookabill
Champion Hill Recitations and Local News
Sunday services were held with a sermon by Pastor and prayers for healing. Mr and Mrs Frink welcomed a son born recently while seven transfusions were mentioned. Town notes include Patrick moving to Hutons farm and the Hibbridgs staying at Parker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tern
Frink Cardi
Taak Tel Iitile
Mayo Brutus
Tochester
Thureday
Dean
Montgomery Mills Cow Testing Report
In February the association averaged 454 pounds of milk and 21.1 pounds fat for 345 cows tested. Fifteen cows averaged 40 pounds and five exceeded 50 pounds fat. Six cows were marketed and 11 sold for daily use. Top butterfat producers were F B Fickel and Son Hastings 35.3 pounds BF, R K Henderson Malvern 26.7 pounds BF, Arthur Peterson Red Oak 25.4 pounds BF, and Wisetone Bros Latin No 2 Stanton 26.3 pounds BF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herda
F. B. Fickel and Son
Hastings
B. F
R. K. Henderson
Malvern
Arthur Peterson
Red Oak
Jhe. B. Fi
Wisetone Bros
Stanton
Dates to Remember March 11 18 Dooryard improvements in home management training schools
March 11 to 18 lists dooryard improvements in home management training schools and March 20 to 21 dairy feeding schools. March 12 notes Centar township Farm Durcau necting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centar
Durcau Necting
Mrs Nims And Mrs Bass Lead Kids Meeting In Strahan
Mrs Nims and Mrs Bass of Strahan led a Farm Bureau Women meeting demonstrating step saving kitchens at the C L Wollman home in Strahan on Tuesday. The event followed home demonstration work with reports of an interesting afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nims
Bass
C. L. Pullman
Henry Nima
Zeno Bass
Strahan
Farm Bureau
C. L. Wollman
Mills Farm Women Study Home Ground Mills Farm
Mills county Farm Bureau women from every township plan a five day series of meetings starting March 11 hosted by Mrs. W D Green and others. Landscape architect N W Davis of Iowa State College leads, promoting home grounds improvement to foster neater yards, better layout, and beauty in surroundings for farm families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Millis County
W. D. Green
St. Mary's Township
Ernest A. White
Hawkes Township
J. Glenn Skerritt
Ingraham Township
H. H
Mr. Davis
Mills County
Davia
Club Notes on Farm Youth Involvement and Return
Farmers seek to bring boys back to the farm by engaging them through club work. Creating interest in farm life increases likelihood of return after leaving for other duties or schooling. If you know a boy or girl interested in club work, notify the Farm Secretary to arrange a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senodl
County Board Proceedings Read 1926 Claims List
The February 19 1926 Mille County Board meeting minutes show claims allowed including American Railway Express labor and material costs, court house and jail services, county and road funds, and various poor fund disbursements. Also notes a resolution regarding the Bay Wright Drainage District and related contracts, with votes and adjustments recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Rantway Express
American Railway Express
A. Harold
St. Mary's
Roy Hammers
Court House
Gay Huntsman
Wolf
Wolf bounty—County Fond
B. King
B. fame—Poot Fond
L. C. Knight
Wolf Bounty
County Ford
Robert Lewis
Carl Mauk
Assestor
E. F. Miner
Wolf bAaty
T. E. Martin
Mneage
Ake Harry Norton
Wolf county—County Fund
H. W. Rhoades
P. M
Hay A. P. Phillips
texistrar—County Fund
Paul Fleminant
Eae
L. W. Boyle
Wayne D. Choate
H. Berton
Cora B. Cornet
C. Cole
Roy Hauttera
H. A. Barbour
wood—Poor Fahd
Farmert’s Co-operative
Meee
Gearhart Lumbet Co
Fu C.F. Hines
Chas
Long—Poor Fund
Hrahk Kelso
L. W. Lambert
R. A. Moore
Nichols Lumber Co
O. L. Hi
Pottawattamie County
Harry Harmon
L'Nor Fund
J. H. Raynor
Undertaking
Adams
K. A. Baker
C. Davia and Son
A. H. Epperson
J. M. Donelan
Houth Elde Bakery
Sanitary Prod
American Ois. Co
W. M. McGrew
Matt Parrot & Sons
Dr. J. M. Donelan
J. E. Wilkins
Whitney W. Gilliland
W. Cooney
Fidiar and Chambers
Robinson
County Fund
Martin
Heeces
J. Boyer
Choate Publishing Co
Darting Ol Co
gan—Road Fund
Ra Olle
I Fullerton
Lumbercube F
Hillyer
Jsbor
Fang Kermit Hillyer
labor—Hold
Wilbur Young
Isbor
Seth Bellwood
labor—Road Fund
Rey Allensworth
Clarence Bryant
G. Cols
Ben Guyer
Lowey Degasae
Lyle Bellwood
Chas. Naron
Louis Hurst
Alfred Halli
Moise
Wumphrey and Howe
Ether
H.R. Landis Eat
Mdve
Lincoln Road Machine Co
National Refining Co
A. L. Sergent
J. C. Wilkins
Carl Buch
BR. H. Denter
G. M. Fullett
Fullerton Lumber Co
Green Bay Lumber Co
Alfred Hall
Nichola Lumber Co
McCord Hardware
Standard of Co
Lou Walker
John Powles
Haton Ditch Fund
Mille-Fremont
William Edwards
Campbell
Board of Supervisors
Lewis
McGrew
Agan
Bay. Wright Drainage District
Mille County
Iowa
Fay Wright
State of
Tong Inang
Milla County
Anneh Waid
Supreme Co f'Jowa
District Court
Desree
Anid
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R. W. Jackson
Lincoln, Nebr
Foter_ Hastings
Oriers
W. S. Young
Crawford
West Side
Botna Valley State Bank
Jowa
Ture
Brak
Cox Produce Station
Lowa
East Liberty
Mills County Farm Bureau News
George Trosenfeld
Montgomery-Mills
Paul
Emmett Cardiff
Lilian Rhoads
Omaha
Burton House
Elbridge Shook
Berta Griffin
Edna
Koehlersperger
China
Francis Bullington
Gon
Wayne
Estella Bullington
Addie Cooner
Walter Kellenbarger
Jennie Kallenbarger
Swisher
Hubert Clark
St. Louis
Glen Lindgrace
Claude Findley
Alfred Cooper
Breee
Cooper
Berths Kellenbarger
Bla
Harold
Guy Gibson
J. H. Grayson
Daugheter
Pearl
Mumle Gibson
Sony Floyd
Burton Farm
Bmorgon
Mills Farm
County Board
County Auditor
Nilla County
Tews
Board of Supervis
Iera
Taber
Foilor
Lowe
Cauig
J. Beyer
Ilenwand
Bug
Gaayes Nko
Mia
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