Capt Senter Leads Mardi Gras Parade in New Orleans
Hobart Kiowa county figures honored as Captain Thos M Senter led the Mardi Gras parade at New Orleans, chosen by King Rex and the mayor. The return journey included praise from A H Kramer who witnessed the event, noting Senter's grace and cheerful reception. The piece also mentions various local notices, marriages, sales, and community events across Osceola and surrounding towns.
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Hobart
Okla
New Orleans
Nebraska
Thos. Senter
Philip Senter
Route 4
T. M. Senter
Kiowa County
Capt Senter
King Rex
Cpt. Senter
A. H. Kramer
St. Charles
M. Senter
Cuba
Jamaica
Panama
Isle of Pines
Senter
Rex
West India Islands
Central America
Roosevelt Delegates for National Convention Vote
Roosevelt candidates for delegates to the national convention in this district are listed below. The document outlines the slate to be chosen by voters in the upcoming primary.
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Roosevelt
Local Names Scribbled Incomplete Directory Snippet
Fragmentary list shows individuals and towns including Beatrice Nathan Merriam Omaha Lincoln J J McCarthy Ponca Osceola York and others. The snippet reads like a turnout of names with associated places, lacking full context or roles.
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H. E. Sackett
Beatrice Nathan
Merriam
Omaha
Don L. Love
Lincoln
J. J. McCarthy
Ponca
Brood Sows For Sale Near Osceola
Twenty head of good thrifty brood sows offered for sale at a farm west of Osceola. Contact Swan Johnson by phone Ind. O 121 for details.
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Osceola
Swan Johnson
Estray Bay Pony Strayed From Nebraska Home
On March 23 a bay pony weighing about 800 pounds wearing a driving harness strayed from Chas. Lawson's Millerton Nebraska home. Anyone with information should notify Chas. Lawson at Millerton Nebraska.
Market Day Sale Items Listed At Mrs Beltzer Home
The notice lists plows two anvils some articles of furniture and other items offered by Mrs. L. A. Beltzer for sale.
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L. A. Beltzer
Dunn for Wall Paper and Ud (Note: This title is too long and unclear. adapt to fit within 70 chars)
Advertisement notices list services and inquiries. Roy Richards sharpens discs. Dr A M Bell dentist with office in First National Bank building. Ole Oberg seeks cows and calls for roomers or boarders via this office.
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Dunn
Roy Richards
A. MM. Bell
First National Bank
Bidg
To a Poet From Schoolboys In Lübeck
A letter from Lübeck schoolboys to Geibel laments required study of poets. They complain of flogging for failing Geibel’s Hope of Spring and request fewer poems to learn. They ask the living poet Geibel for a long life and note the burden of biographies.
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Geibel
Lubeck
Karl Beckmann
St. Klasse
Herr Geibel
Lehrer
the Sunday Magazine
Fine new Wieseman house damaged by fire on Monday
Amos Wieseman’s Valley residence suffered extensive interior destruction after a fire likely sparked by a base burner explosion. He and Mrs Wieseman escaped through a window with the help of a hired man and a relative, bucket brigading to control the flames before they could cause greater loss. Insurance through Polk County Mutual stands at 2300 dollars with expected total damage near that amount. The home, recently completed with modern conveniences, had only stood for about a year.
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Amos Wieseman
Polk County Mutual
Wieseman
Great Day in The Church Easter Services Highlight
Easter marks the church calendar with special music and addresses. The Presbyterian church choir and pastor have arranged a day of special interest. Attend the White Brick Church next Sabbath at 11 A.M. and 8 P.M. to be at home with the community.
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Presbyterian Church
White Brick
Presbyterians Reelect Officers at Annual Congregational Meeting
Officers and elders re-elected include G T Ray Ralph Dear born as trustees and F H Anderson E A Walrath as elders. S W Guhsee remains treasurer Frank Anderson superintendent Sabbath School and Ethel Bunyan elected cradle roll superintendent. Growth in membership finances noted. unanimous vote praised boards and pastor. Social hour and refreshments followed.
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G. T. Ray
Ralph Dearborn
F. H. Anderson
E. A. Walrath
S. W. Guhsee
Frank Anderson
Ethel Bunyan
Market Day Auction Items Listed For Sale
A complete list of furniture will be sold at the special Market Day auction Saturday afternoon. Items include six dining room chairs two rocking chairs one bedroom suit one dining room table one Majestic range one hard coal burner one kitchen cabinet one large looking glass one lounge one writing desk two washing machines one sanitary cot one baby cart one cupboard and a large piece of linoleum about 12 by 10 feet. Mrs Orley Carlson.
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Orley Carlson
Ash Leaf and Sire Colt Sale Terms
Ash Leaf by Ag Dam Thorn Leaf by Susie Thorn Bay trotting stallion weight 1070. Sale in 1911 at Finney livery. Passed inspection last October. Price $1250, $15 for insurance. Breeder J C McCormig.
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Thorn Bay
Will Mag
Finecy Livery
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John Bascome
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