Hastings Socialists Talk Draws Free Evening Event
In Hastings on Tuesday September 9 under Socialist auspices a free speaking event will be held with J. B. Snyder from the Lyceum Bureau as the speaker. The item notes local travel, school start, railroad derrick incidents, and community visits from Red Oak to Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
J. B. Snyder
Lyceum Bureau
N. W. Colling
Indianola
Neb
Mr. Colling
Lincoln
Creston
L. K. Mason
Ina
Lake Okiboji
Purcell
Council Bluffs
Gordon
Bliffa
W. S. Young
Christy
Famly
Red
Oak
W. S. Furlong
Laurel
Montana
J. J
Billy Starr
Sidney
Ed Hathaway
Glenwood
Ames
Iowa
Henderson Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Local notes recount repairs offered by J E B Brigg s Ady and other trades, family visits including B P Harney of Ewing and A O Harney, travel reports from Mr and Mrs A Paul, and community updates on weather, health, and a farm drought impacting corn yields across the Henderson area.
Corn yields rise despite heat and drought in 1913
Farmers report corn that survived dry weather will yield fifty to sixty bushels per acre in scarce fields, while regional averages range from thirty to forty bushels. They note wheat and oats compensating losses. Ed Phillips of Griswold visited Henderson on Friday after his sister Mrs J R Crawford died. Mr and Mrs John Holden of Wiliseea visited Mrs R W McMullen last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
James McHenry
James
J. F. Christie
W. E. van Ausdale
C. H. Baxter
Willard Starr
John Simpson
Henderson
D. M. Cook
Carl Slump
H. B. Wallahan
Georgia Genung
Glenwood
Purcell
Macedonia
George Crouse
Council Bluffs
Aline Watson
Villisca
Flora Fickel
Wesley
Mr. Hyde
Malvern
Charles Shoemaker
Max
Nebraska
Howard Baxter
St. Louis
Florence Durbin
Statler
Fred Greig
Alex Statler
Glanwood
B. P. Harney
Ewing, Ky
A. O. Harney
Herbert Buck Jr
Oakland
Paul
Elmer Honald
Honald
Ray Carter
Lincoln
Douglas
Little Hope Rhoads
South Dakota
Belle Rose
City
Harry Priest
Vera Braden
Red Oak
Robert Kirkpatrick
Harold
Omaha
Ralph Viner
Maxine Harney
R. BH. Cramer
J. CG. Perley
Elliott
Ed Phillips
Griswold
Malvern Sheep Sent North for Field Cleanup
In Malvern the sheep industry grows rapidly as about 2,500 sheep were received to clean up corn fields damaged by drought. Notables include O. A. Strahan, I. W. Miller, T. D. Gibson, and H. A. Norton with hundreds of head allocated to each. The town handles various local visits, farm news, school openings, and upcoming franchise votes for Red Oak.
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Malvern
O. A. Strahan
I. W. Miller
T. D. Gibson
H. A. Norton
Judge Reed
Summers
Glenwood Viitors
Rush
Lawrence Talbott
Omaha
Prof
I. B. Green
Logan
Our City
Silas Morse
Silver City
Tom
Marie Nauman
Craig
West
Mra Sophia Otis
Shenandoah
Ulvitts
Lela Salyers
Henderson School
Council Bluffs
W. L. Smith
Fullerton
Nebraska
Lincoln
B. C. Collings
Oakland
Ruth Bingaman
Adelaide Hogan
Edwin Chamberlin
Benton, Neb
Forrest Deardornt
Iowa Cry
State University
Pete
Dr. Parsons
Elizabeth Hagoed
Hugh Hagood
Pawnes City
Local Family Visits and Shopping Trip Noted
Emerson Eileen and Jack McCarty of Plattsmouth spent last week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Jack McCarty. Mrs Perkins of Seymour is visiting daughter Mrs Vernon Hicks this week. Was shopping in Red Oak Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
Galpin
Harlan
C. Colling
Ruth
Malvern
Frances McClain
Ira Cheney
Red Oak
Ladd
A. Patrick
Hastings
Neb
Arthur
Elva Douglas
Ada
Crawford
Evanston
Lit
Clara McDowell
Sarah
Macedonia
Luella Coons
Eula Shick
Jerry Clemmer
York
C. N. Davis
Phil Reavis
Bedford
Iowa
Myron Shoman
Clarence Barnes
Treckles
Beardslee’ Theatre
W.R. Crawford
Wm. Cramer
Council Bluffs
A. Merritt
Hlota Johnson
Glenwod
W. A. Priest
Clyde Rhoads
Glenwood
George Thorson
Chicago
Esma Scott
A. Tollinger
Lincoln
Ray
Guy Tracy
Clifford King of
Hawthorne
Claude Barnes
O'Neil
HE. A. Baron
Bloomington
Kuna
C. EB. Lakin
T. C. Farrell
M. L. Hyans
Okoboji
H. C. Hicks
Stanberry
Lyle Wilkins
Prof. Robey
Storm Lake
Anna Dunbar
Lois McGrew
Thea
Gladys Longshore
Pearle Zimmer
Eileen
Jack McCarty
Plattsmouth
Perkins
Seymour
Vernon Hicks
Griswold triumphs in Henderson tournament games
Griswold's crack team defeated Henderson 0-0 in the opening clash while Macedonia fell 13-0 to Donia. Griswold then beat Macedonia 7-4, and Henderson overwhelmed Shenandoah 23-8. The final day drew a large crowd. Shenandoah lost to Griswold 3-1 in a tight opener. the second game kept fans on edge as local pride rode high. Willard Starr umpired for a largely satisfied crowd. Hendey don earns bold mention in the baseball world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
Henderson Club
Macedonia
Shenandoah
Donia
Henderson
Footsore
Wih
Shenandoah Boys
DeVol
Council Bluffs
Willard (Buck) Starr
Hendeydon
Mad Dog Scare Shakes Hastings Town
Last week Hastings residents faced a mad dog scare after Charley Owens reported a snapping dog near his home. The dog evaded capture and appeared in the suburbs before vanishing. City officials ordered dogs kept tied for 15 days as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Charley Owens
Charley
Deaths of Mrs. J. R. Crawford in Mills County
Mrs. J. R. Crawford former Henderson resident died at Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs on Thursday September 4 after long illness. Survived by husband Dr. J. Crawford, sister Mrs. Stella Davis of Logan, brothers T. S. Phillips of Henderson and BE L. Phillips of Griswold. funeral held at M B H church with Rev. Davis. interment Farm Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Crawford
Henderson
McClelland
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
T. D. Phillips
Rev. Davis
M. BH
Farm Creek
J. &. Crawford
Stella Davis
Logan
T. S. Phillips
BE. L. Phillips
Griswold
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Mills County News
H. B. Sandeman
I. R. Hutchings
Marie
Prof. Kiser
J. EB
Drouth
J. L. Talbott
James King
Cleaver
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Sting
Sherman Jones
J. M. Strahan
J. B. Fickel
Wesley Cor
Kiser
Alta Harsh
Missen Crawford
Pax
Sanders
Miss Brower
Miss Hogan
Miss Hammes
Young
Miss Richards
Gerade
Mdag_Bushnell
Frank Crouse
Savannah
Co. M. Follett
Nailstone Lake
Albert Bellwood
H. W. Anderson
West Side
Frank Fels
Mills County Telephone Company
A. L. Fels
Broken Bow
Frances Potts
Des Moines
Highland Park College
Emerson
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