Patchwork of notes and errands from Stromsburg area
Local clipped items show many names and places including Stromsburg Lincoln York Stromsburg residents Mrs J B Morefield Potter with relatives in the area and visits by Miss Susie and Est from Colorado Springs. Mentions concerts Connie Thelen and Thornburg orchestra at the auditorium for Christmas and a Palace Theater appearance by Hallowell Concert Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X Scott
Stromsburg
Sioux City
Thornburg
Connie
J. D. Corey
Staplehurst
R. A. Studley
E. B. Rogers
Rising City
Rogers Bros
J. B. Morefield
Potter
Harvey Miller
J. B. Gilbert
Abing
Seryk
Sgisting Co
A. Lindholm
Mason
M. Bense
Peen
Miss
Susie
Colorado Springs
Julenburg
Tilley
Esterday
S.J. Tilley
Victrola
Grafonoa
Doe G
Ray
Drusgist
Hallowell Concert Company
Palace Theater
Chicaso
Powers and Heitzmans Plan Santa Fe Coastal Winter Trip
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Powers and Mr. and Mrs. W. Ss. Heitzman depart by Lincoln and Kansas City to the coast for the winter. They will ride the Santa Fe on the southern route to visit the exposition and then return to Los Angeles to reside most of the time away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Powers
W. Ss. Heitzman
Lincoln
Kansas City
Coast
Santa Fe
Exposition
Los Angeles
Auto Mixupparazo: Cadillac Crashes Into Oakland in Street Fray
Two cars collide in front of Central Meat Market yesterday afternoon. A new Cadillac from Clarks and Al Bates’ Oakland sustains port side damage. fender and windshield broken, a spring on the Oakland damaged. No injuries reported. Uncle Dan Jarmin 94 and seriously ill in Record notice. sons George and Ed travel to assist as condition fluctuates between hopeful and critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stree
Central Meat Market
Cadillac
Clarks
al Bates
Oakland
Dan Jarmin
George
Fremont
Sheldon
Iowa
Mr. Jarmin
Osceola Mill Runs Overtime to Meet Rising Orders
The Osceola Mill works overtime to keep up with increasing orders while maintaining high quality across its goods. Management and patrons praise the smooth operation and orderly plant, noting growing approval from friends and customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mil
Osceola
Put On The Dim
A suggested precaution for electric lighted cars urges drivers to use the dimming device when meeting another vehicle. The glare makes it hard to see and may cause near misses or accidents. Dimming briefly as a rig is seen would improve safety and allow the passing car to proceed without being blinded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merf
Beulah School Notes District Seven Thanksgiving Program
Beulah school held a Thanksgiving feast and short program on Wednesday with several parents in attendance. Prizes were awarded for not whispering and for achieving one hundred in spelling. Spelling prize recipients included Geneva Fineey, Hazel Hastings, and Clara Sarow. not whispering honorees were Myrtle McCormick, Harvey Wisely, Hazel Hastings, Alice Hastings, Cynthia Gould, Hattie Headley, and Charley Hastings. Hazel Hastings earned the largest prize and the dual honor. Enrollment was twenty five with six punctual pupils: Geneva Finsey, Charley Hastings, Alice Hastings, Myrtle McCormick, Harvey Wisely, and Clara Sarow. A number of older boys who had been absent for corn picking returned this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah School
Geneva Fineey
Hazel Hastings
Clara Sarow
Myrtle McCormick
Harvey Wisely
Hazel Hasting
Alice Hasting
Cynthia Gould
Hattie Headley
Charley Hastings
Geneva Finsey
Alice Hastings
Hallowell Concert Company Leads American Ten Piece
The Hallowell Concert Company of Chicago is regarded as America’s leading ten piece ensemble. Members have appeared with the Thomas and Minneapolis Symphony orchestras Pryor's Sousa Conway's Kryll bands. The featured singer, studied with Oscar Saenger, has starred in Madame Butterfly and performs in German Italian or English with a rich baritone voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowell Concert Company
Chicago
America
Thomas and
Minneapolis Symphony
Pryor’s
Sousa’s
Conway’s
Kry
Oscar Saenger
New York
Madame Butterfly Grand Opera Company
Death of Frank Schaal In Polk County
Frank Schaal died at his home northeast of Osceola at 11 50 am due to paralysis suffered last Saturday and noted in Monday’s Record. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 am from the Catholic church with interment in the local cemetery. Born in Austria April 20 1841 he married Antonie Skolant October 2 1871 and had seven children, three of whom died in infancy. His surviving children include Mrs Alonzo Merrick of Shelby and daughters Antonie Lena and Cecile Schaal, all at home. He emigrated to America arriving in Polk County October 1 1883 and remained there until death. He was a quiet, respected man and his family is honored by a wide circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Fredrick Carlson
Dederhult
Kalmar Lan
Sweden
United States
Varna
Ills
Carlson
Frank Schaal
Osceola
Austria
Antonie Skolant
Alonzo Merrick
Shelby
Antonie
Lena
Cecile Schaal
America
Polk County
Ac quaintanceship of Shepherd and Sheep sermon note
The notice lists morning sermon subject Ac quaintanceship of Shepherd and Sheep and an evening talk on The Much Moded Modern Amusement Question or Playing Teg In The Devil's Door Yard with impartial discussion. It invites attendance with music and a welcoming tone.
Thanks for sympathy after loss of husband and father
The Carlson family extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy, assistance, and floral offerings following the death of their husband and father. Signed by Mrs. N F Carlson and family: Fawerd Carlson, David Carlson, Reynold Carlson, and Arthur Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Carlson
Fawerd Carlson
David Carlson
Reynold Carlson
Arthur Carlson
Winter Prep Ends County Road Work Pause In North Dakota
The Bystander notes crews halt summer road work as winter approaches. Two county tractors with grading equipment are stored awaiting better weather. I B LeMer leads the power program while locals report rigs moved, piles built, and alfalfa loaded. A final Saturday gathering promises oysters and celery at Walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. LeMer
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Tasiors
A. O. Monson Company
Women’s & Misses
Ot Grafendlas
Ray's
Willy
H Moore
Terry
Julie
Gus
Christ Rasger
Mizi
Wolfe
Qren
Nrecu
Crewer
Polk
Silver Creek
Sterling, Colo
J. A. Thelander
Barbers
John Scholz
Son and Son
G. M. Monbe
Mater
Marquette
Ludlow
York
Angst J Watson
Johnson
Ata
Connie Thelen
M Lo
Sam Crouse
A. Bull
Dickbutte
Carl Bergeson
John G. Swanson
Jayde Hopkins
South Osceola
L. A. Mickey
T. W. Blake
Mickey
Burrell Fox
Thayer
4Th Inf
Gordon, Des
State
Flarbert
Wm. Kerr
University Plac
Ira Harbert
Kerr
Harbert
Herbert
Ira
Schott
Merle Fagg
Alf Schott
Mr. Fagg
Mr. Schott
Fagg
Carl A Sward
Swan Anderson
Swan Cedarburg
Richard Lundgren
Swen J. Anderson
Gust Cheleen
Alfred Tor
Hallowell Musical CO
of Chicago
M. & Church
GEM Theatre
Mr. Jarr
Love
Reecembr
First Presbyterian Church
Speciel Music
Gem. Theatre
Chérliz Monson
Walker
Rufus
Stromburg
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