Death of Andrew Youngland at Stromsburg Village
Funeral services held August 5 for Andrew Youngland aged 70, who died after months of declining health. He was born in Smaland Sweden on December 19, 1845, immigrated in 1869, and settled near Stromsburg Nebraska. Survived by wife Johanna and eleven children, with a large Polk County family and Swedish Mission and Free Mission church ties.
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Free Mission Church
E. H. Lindquist
Andrew Youngland
Frojdar
Jonkoping
Smaland
Sweden
America
Osceola
Anton E. Youngiland
Amelia E. Carlson
Minnie E. Larson
Stromsburg
G. Anderson
Youngland
Seward
Swedish Mission Church
Birth and marriage notes for August Ahlgren in Sweden and U.S. arrival
August Ahlgren born December 13, 1858 in Garpenberg Kopparberg Sweden. He emigrated to the United States and settled in Swede n Home in this county in 1882. He married Elizabeth Nelson of Illinois on April 1, 1888. They had five daughters.
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August Ahlgren
Garpenberg
Kopvarberg Law
Sweden
Elizabeth Nelson
Illinois
Local Resident Ahlgren Dies in Stromsburg
Longtime resident of several states including Utah Idaho and Texas and for twenty years in Stromsburg. Mr Ahlgren died at his Stromsburg home Monday evening July 27 and was laid to rest in Stromsburg Cemetery Thursday July 30 after services at his home and Stromsburg Lutheran church led by Rev. F EB Sard.
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Utah
Idaho
Texas
Stromsburg
Ahlgren
Stromsburg Lutheran Church
F. EB. Sard
New Cretonne at the Steeple Variety Store
Mrs. V Byers reports a blossom theft from a cared for canvas at the Steeple Variety Store corner. The store serves as school supplies headquarters. A. L. Austin an longtime Polk county resident known as Whig Austin visited with the Austin family and old friends on a trip toward eighty.
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New Cretonne
A. L. Austin
Polk County
Lincoln Morality Score Rank Low in State and Nation
The State Journal reports Lincoln has the lowest morality score in the state and is sixth in the United States with 55 deaths per thousand residents.
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Lincoln
United States
State Journal
Bank deposits offer safety under government operation
The notice proclaims deposits are safe because the bank is directly run by the government and part of a stable system, emphasizing strength and reliability.
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Nebraska Gas & Electric Company
United Light & Railways Company
Prior
R. N. Ochsner
Arthur Hultquist
L A. Shames
Streator, Il
George Malek
Osteola
George Zieg
York
John
Veterinary Department
F. H. Oberg
I. K. Atherton
College Park
Red Feather
H._ C. Duncan
Mrs
Clyde Willets
Carson Auto Company
Nees. J
Duncan Produce Co
First National Bank
Drs. Furman & Furman
O. Be
North Side Square
Federal Reserve
Joe Cannon
Platte River
Adam McMullen
State of
Nebraska
J. C. Martin
Merrick County
H. C. Beebe
Osceola and
Silver Creek
Platte River Valley
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