Library adds books as staff depart for new posts
The article notes two staff members A. M. McNichol and P. A. LeFleur leaving for Lincoln Nebraska and Minneapolis Minnesota. It announces a Bible study class led by B. L. Robinson on Friday September 20. A Sunday talk on Destroyed by Prosperity is planned with Rev. J. F. Seibert speaking at 3:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Motes
B. W. Lambert
A. M. McNichol
P. A. LeFleur
McNichol
Lincoln
Neb
Mr. LeFleer
Minneapolis
Mina
B. L. Robinson
J. F. Seibert
Local Farm Notes From Hershey Area
A. F. Beeler nears completion of new buildings on his Hershey area farm west of town. He and his wife shopped for furniture with E. B. Warner in North Platte on Tuesday. Local farmers harvesting corn and feeding hogs report good threshing yields. Ed Ewell of the Grand Island sugar factory says Hershey beets are the finest he has seen this season. Jan McMichael finishes carpentry on a new addition to James Wilson’s farm residence. Mr and Mrs Charles Gummere celebrate the birth of a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Beeler
Hershey
North Platte
E. B. Warner
Ewell
Grand Island
Jan. McMichael
Jas. Wilson
Chas. Gummere
Illness and ranch plans cited in local notes
Wm. Ware remains seriously ill under Dr. Dennis care in the county seat. H. Otten discusses buying a ranch in the hills for summer range and moving most stock to his valley farm in fall where abundant feed awaits a number of head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ware
Dennis
H. Otten
Fremont Considers UP Depot Next Spring
The town welcomes a Union Pacific depot planned for next spring as support grows. Kearney cotton mill sale to Union Savings Bank and Trust Co. for seventy thousand dollars, mortgage held by the bank. A Bradshaw girl ends engagement with her steady fellow over a new horse. Charles Fowhan of Sargent injures eyes in a dark-printing office accident. Land department ruling says children of squaw men are not entitled to allotments. A church near Wellsport burned after a thunderstorm, no insurance. An eight year old from Fender family to Omaha homefinding. abuse noted, rescue and care planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Union Pacific
Kearney
Union Savings Bank and Trust Co
Bradshaw
Charles Fowhan
Sargent
Land Department
Nebraska
Church of God
Welissert
Sunshine and International Day events in Myrtle Neb
The issue outlines International and State Day on September 19 from two to four pm at A. I. Moore's, with a quilt sale and ice cream. It also covers Nebraska Sunshiners Sunshine sermons led by Rev. Douglas in Albion and branch updates in Arborville Maxwell Tecumseh Rangoon and Myrtle, highlighting fundraising, penny drives for babies ice fund, Smash Day social, and India sunshine efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
A. I. Moore
Nebraska Sunoshinera
New York City
Anna FE. Moore
Myrtle
Neb
Douglas
Congregational Church of
Albion
Arborville
Jennie Wilcox
Bradshaw
Maxwell Branch
Maxwell
Tecumseh Band
E. M. Vickrey
Sentle
Talmadge
Myrtle Division
A. E. Pease
Zola
Violet
Claude Wilson
Rangoon
India
We Still Sell Tomatoes at 10 Cents a Can
Grocery ad lists assorted food items with prices and brands. Tomatoes at 10 cents per can appear among canned goods, baking powders, starches, flours, and household staples. Mentions Walter Bakers Cocoa and Kingsford products, plus Harvey House brands and store hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bakers
Escoesess
Libby & Meeill'e
Kingsford
Esvienwoee
Lewis’ Sre
J.T
Gothenburg
Arbuckle
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Thers
C. A. Howe
Joseph Hershey
Locust Street
North Platte, Neb
John Gbratt
ER. Goodman
John Bratt & CO
North Platte, Nebraska
Ik Im Nebrask
Sohmmalzrid
D's
The
North Platte Pharmacy
Sherwin & Williams
A. F. Streitz
K. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Odgen
Bakersfield
Yuma
E&i
Oakland
Fresno
Goshen
Mendota
Kern
Los Angeles
Lordsburg
Benson
Tucson
Gila Bend
Concord
State News
Fender
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Colid Ffornmut
Rea Oled
Anita E. Moore
Wm. Gaunt
Yost
L. C. Stebbins
Phone 101
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