Windy dusty days in Hackberry area noted
Rollie Clayton shelled corn on Wednesday with Heinz boys assisting. Berton Dille hired to Mr. G Moore for the summer and visited Albert Blevins on Monday. Mrs. Oscar Blevins took their little boy to Kansas for spinal meningitis treatment. Local families visited relatives and sowing oats nears completion with plowing for corn beginning.
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Rollie Clayton
Heinz Boys
Berton Dille
Mr. G. Moore
Albert Blevins
Oscar Blevins
Kansas
Statement of disavowal by S A D Arbogast for Clyde Arbogast
A dated March 24, 1916, statement by S A D Arbogast disassociates from any obligations incurred by his son Clyde Arbogast. The notice reads that he will not be responsible for his son's obligations from that date onward.
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Clyde
Stewart Arbogast
Death of Judge J. W. Snider at Gospel Ridge
Judge J. W. Snider dies of typhoid fever at 12:30 PM at his Gospel Ridge home aged 71 approaching 72. He was surrounded by family and sister Mrs. L. Cunningham of Shelby. Funeral at M. E. church Sunday 2:30 PM with viewing 1 2 PM. full obituary to follow next week.
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J. W
Snider
Gospel Ridge
L. Cunningham
Shelby
M. E. Church
Community Notes From Beulah and Surrounding Areas
Beulah and nearby residents share a weekend of visits and travel. Bessie Christian returns home from Fremont Normal College while families such as Heinemeyer Dake Mickey and Reed visit relatives. Regulars include Deland, Deland, Deland at Hester’s and Osceola trips by Vertie Heitzman and Mrs Reed.
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Bessie Christian
Fremont Normal College
Vatican Visitors Stir Local Town Notes
The Vatican’s visit by “Teddy” this week unsettles Havelock as Lincoln lies dry and booze is locked up. The Atlantic air of politics and hesitation echoes from debates over anti liquor measures and local loyalties. Hitchcock and Dahlman remain unaligned while Democratic patriots in the town show mixed resolve.
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Vatican
Havelock
Lincoln
Darrow on Personal Liberty and Lincoln Sunday Prohibs
A terse note argues Darrow champions personal liberty while prohibition supporters take liberty with him on Lincoln Sunday. The piece frames a clash between individual rights and temperance enforcement.
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Darrow
Prohibs
Lincoln
Brynan Seeks No Demonstration on Return Home
Mr. Brynan has not yet sent word to Dauahl man that he desires no demonstration on his return home. The message to New York expresses his wish not to be welcomed with protest or display.
Uncle Joe Ends Tie on House Claim Date
Uncle Joe concludes the house dispute is decided and the remaining question is when he will release. The statement hints at an impending action and a final settlement timeline.
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Joe
Ballanger Aims Quick Exit Quietly Avoiding Quitter Label
Mr Ballanger plans a rapid retreat from his position while avoiding public labeling as a quitter. He seeks to leave promptly but with appearances intact.
Weather Buoyed Hopes for Rain Amid Public Anxiety
The report notes lingering public interest near the weather bureau as anxious citizens wish for wet weather to relieve dry conditions, reflecting concern and anticipation over upcoming forecasts.
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Weather Bureau
Warning to all readers in perilous times
A terse note warns of looming danger and asks whether individuals have secured wealth and family amid rising pressure. The message implies personal inspection and protection of resources as a precaution.
Stailenberger a Democrat on Liquor Question
Disjointed draft notes claim Mr Stailenberger supported a liquor stance as a Democrat while recalling a two year-old action. text suggests public opinion shifting to wiser views amid local debate.
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Stailenberger
Notable Pairings Stirred by Liquor Question in Politics
The text hints at Bryan and Towne as a possible political alliance, suggesting a pairing shaped by evolving liquor policy debates. It frames politics as surprising bedfellows and notes the liquor question as a pivotal factor in uniting or dividing figures.
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Bryan
Towne
Polk County Dry by Usual Margin and Little Polk’s Restraint
Polk county towns remain mostly dry as expected though Little Polk earns praise for not rushing to change the license situation. The community avoids agitation when license questions arise.
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Polk
Little Polk
Frayed graft proposal to win business and capital moves
The article notes a frayed graft maneuver by new auditorium management to secure business while considering a state capital relocation. It mentions Dahlman and the idea of moving the capital to Omaha, with reactions from Wm. Thomas supporters in Duncan. It also reports a birthday surprise for Miss Florence Barnes and a visit by Wilmer Barnes and cousin William Barnes to Columbus.
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Florence Barnes
Island News Roundup and Local Trades Report
Northwest wind raises concern for early blossoms as Mrs. Edith Barnes visits the north side. Carrier Brock debuts a new uniform for Route 5 patrons. Frank Thomas buys mules from Otto Kummer and Joseph Chlopek sells his farm to Chas Stachura before moving near Hayes Kansas. Walter Pelter remodels his house and Martin Lindsley sells hogs at Columbus. The bridge remains busy with rural traffic on this side of the main stream.
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Mr. Brock
Frank Thomas
Otto Kummer
Joseph
Chas
Stachura
Hayes
Kansas
Walter “Pélter
Young Men Sought for Ederheimer Stein Suit Line
A shop appeals to college age customers and new professionals, promising hand tailored Ederheimer Stein spring suits. The ad emphasizes form fitting coats, peg top trousers, and clothes that look and feel part of the wearer, with focus on value and style.
Lands for Sale Near Town in Nebraska
No 1 half section nine miles from town at 328 per acre. No 2 half section five miles from town at 24.50 per acre. No 3 five and one half miles from town at 25 per acre. No 4 one section six miles from town at 22.50 per acre. No 5 320 acres sixteen miles from town at 12.50 per acre. No 6 820 acres seven miles from town 100 acres broke all farmable. Price 24.00 easy terms. W. W. Hartman Chappell Neb.
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Town
1540 Acre Nebr Ranch For Sale With Improvements
1540 acres deeded land with a six room two story house large barn corn cribs chicken house sheds corrals and well and windmill. Creek 75 feet wide runs through the place. Ranch produces 500 tons of wild hay and 800 acres are good alfalfa land besides the hay land. 500 acres of school land goes with ranch free. Price $16 per acre with financing option carrying $8000 on land at 6 percent. Information from W A Howard Aurora Nebr.
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W. A
Howard
Aurora
Nebr
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