Local Notes Highlight Visits and Wolf Troubles
Local items report visitors to Fairbury and nearby towns including Mrs. Amelia Burton and Chas Oliver of Haworth visiting D. C. Oliver. several residents share weekends with relatives. John Smith laments wolf losses of chickens and turkeys, noting multiple wolves in the area and evidence of dens near the Smith farm, urging dispatch with hunting dogs.
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Amelia Burton
Chas. Oliver
Haworth
D. C. Oliver
John Smith
John
Raymond
Metzger
Schafer
Smith farm
Presbyterian Church Announcements at Narka
During the absence of the pastor B E Jacobs services will be conducted at the Presbyterian church in Narka. Sunday May 25 at 11:00 am Rev H C Duckett of Belleville preaches. Sunday June 8 at 11:00 am Children’s Day program. 8:00 pm Rev Frank Osgood of Benn ington preaches. Sunday June 15 at 8:00 pm Rev Geo Me Kay of Concordia preaches.
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B. E. Jacobs
Presbyterian
Narka
H. C. Duckett
Belleville
Bennington
Geo.Me‘Kay
Concordia
Narrow Escape From Fire at Blakesley Home
The Blakesley home north of town nearly burned Friday night when flames erupted in the kitchen. The family fought the blaze with water, saving the structure but destroying clothing and damaging walls and floor. Origin traced to an incubator and repairs will be needed before the kitchen is usable again. Wm Hirons visited town last week and reports feeling better after treatment in Lincoln.
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O. W. Blakesley
Lincoln
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