Sorrow in Swede Home for Mrs Claus Anderson
Funeral services were held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church for Mrs. Claus Henry Anderson who died after a long illness. Born August 4 1863 in Saby Socken Sweden she came to America in 1867 and lived in Nebraska and Illinois before settling in Swede Home. Survived by husband Claus and eleven children along with siblings and twelve grandchildren. The obituary recalls her faith and devotion as a home maker and church member. Mr Anderson remained bedridden and could not attend.
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Cod
Anderson
Maider
Wilehelmina Johnson
Saby: Socken
Linkoping
Smaland
Sweden
America
Marshall County
Illinois
Nebraska
Claus Henry Anderson
Hsther Donelson
Stromsburg
George B. Anderson
Swede Home
G. Wilmer Anderson
Goodland
Kansas
Arthur W. Anderson
Osceola
Martin R. Anderson
H. Raymond Anderson
Ellen Irene
Carl David
Edwin E. Anderson
O. Meiford Anderson
Chicago
Mildred E. Anderson
Omaha
Anna Lundgren
Amanda Waller
Hattie Johnson
Ellen Sandir
Ernest Johnson
Stratton
Colo
Jenny, Jones
Frieda Frahm
Sydney
Nebr
Walter Johnson
Mrs Anderson
Jesus Christ
Altho
Arta
Jesus
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Egyptian Palm Tree Used As Symbol Of Year Completing
The palm tree in ancient Egypt served as a counterpart to the Christmas tree. A monthly branch with twelve shoots symbolized the year completed during the winter solstice era, representing the annual cycles long before the Christian era.
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Germany
Egypt
Christmas trees traced to earliest flowering plants
Scientists say the oldest trees were needle leaved ancestors among the first flowering plants on earth. They likely originated in a period of severe climate, with leaves adapted to reduce exposure to cold.
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Earth
Obituary and Local Notices Highlight Swede Plain Cemetery Burial
The community mourns Andrew Backstrom aged 67 who died recently. Funeral services at Swede Plain church were led by Rev. JW Bk wall and burial followed at Swede Plain cemetery. Local reports note holiday decorations at the Park Hotel and city square, and postmaster Roy Ericson’s Senate-confirmed appointment. Additional items include funeral plans for Mrs. Martha Simpson and various visits and school flu impacts in Leigh and York.
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Andrew
Backstrom
Sean
Ace
Victor
Andersen Funeral
JW Bk
Wall
Plains M. N
Swede Plain
Howell
Roy L. Ericson
Stromsburg
Ericson
United States
Senate
Roy
Edna
Olson
Leigh
William Schappers
Betty Lou
Chicago
Lunner
Mission Church
Fred Hall
KZBZ
York
Harry Reger
Denver
C. O. Freeman
Martha Simpson
Dr. Flippen Hospital
Abiline
Kansas
A. B. Hedbloom
Omaha
Lincoln
Funeral Services for Hon Charles H Morrill Held
Funeral services for Hon Charles H Morrill were held Friday from the home of his daughter Minnie Morrill and Eden Baptist Church. Rev Austin W Lyons led. Congressman Charles H Sloan delivered the main address praising Morrill and recalling his achievements alongside J Sterling Morton. The gathering included pallbearers and many attendees from Lincoln and other cities. business houses closed for the hour.
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Charles H. Morrill
Minnie Morrill
Eden Baptist Church
Austin W. Lyons
Charles H. Sloan
Geneva
Mr. Morrill
Mr. Morrill, and That It Was Mr.Morrill
Sloan
J. Sterling Morton
Hall of Fame
Washington, D. C
Nebraska
Arbor Lodge
Nebraska City
Stromsburg
Avery
Morrill
C. F. Moore
W. D. Rystrom
E. E. Eklof
Jack Stanton
Wallace Scott
Isle of Somewhere
C. C. Clark
Ira Banta
Eric Forsford
H. H. Campbell
AV. S. Heitzman
A. F B. Nuquist
Osceola
Lincoln
E. de Burnett
Samuel R. Avery
Barbour
J. E. Miller
F. G. Collins
Walcott
Samuel Foster
Walter Alderson
Dean Burr
George Booth
H. D. ‘Landis
Seward
H. H. Herd
Burlington
Laws
J. “8.Hurd
J. L
Illness and recoveries noted in York community
Joe Need returned home Monday after treatment for appendicitis at York hospital. District 7 closed this week due to prevalent illness. Clair McCormick, ill with flu in Lincoln, came home to recover. Ray Graham is ill with pneumonia. Gouldford Bryan and James Meacham families visited Central City and York area. Lesta Mace aids care at Joshua Finecy's home.
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Joe Need
York Hospital
District 7
Gouldford Bryan
Lawrence Meachams
Clair MccCormick
Lincoln
Thos. Meacham
York
Ray Graham
Gouldford
Bryan
Orion -Bryan
Central City
Lesta Mace
Joshua Finecy
Local Professionals Contact Information Roundup
Howard Yates, a chiropractor in Osceola Nebraska, lists phone 33. William H. Larson, certified radio technician endorsed by the National Radio Institute, advertised with a Dec. sentence about radio service and warranty. G. T. Ray's Jewelry Store provides phone 51.
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Howard Yates
Osceola
Nebr
William H. Larson
National Radio Institute of Washington
Hearing for Estate of Alveretta L. Moore in Polk County
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Alveretta L. Moore is under probate. William J. Moore petitions for a decree of intestate death and the heirs George Moore John E Moore and William J Moore are notified that a hearing will be held January 23 1929 at 10 A M in County Courtroom to determine heirs and descent of real estate and confirm there are no debts.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Alveretta L. Moore
William J. Moore
Chelan County
Washington
William Jo .Moore
George Moore
John E.moore
W. W. Norton
Insurance Advice From Mark Timm Encourages Coverage Now
Do not delay securing insurance with Mark Timm for auto and fire coverage. The guidance emphasizes proactive protection to stay safe and prepared against potential losses.
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Mark Timm
Sheriff Notice of Sale in Polk County Nebraska
The Sheriff of Polk County Nebraska will sell at public auction on January 2, 1929 at 2:00 PM at the south front door of the Osceola Court House the described lands in sections 29 and 16, township 15 north and 14 north, range 2 west, together with a tract in Osceola. The sale arises from an Order of Sale in a case with R O Brow nell receiver of Osceola Bank as plaintiff and Lew E Miller Lucy E Miller as defendants. Campbell Campbell attorney. Published November 29 and December 6 13 20 and 27 1928.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
R. O. Brownell
Osceola Bank
Osceola
Lew E. Miller
Lucy E. Miller
Ridge Street
Wood St
Said Osceola
Kimmel St
Therce
W. Roy Vanhoosen
Nebr
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Ford
Forrd Motor Company
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Ryan Building
Mally
H. A. Congreve
Albert Ryan
Oxrenla
John
Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Company
Elkhart, Indiana
Stas
Fisher
York Buick CO
York, Nebr
Roy E. Hartson
Shelby, Nebr
Buick
Dodge
Chevrolet
Nielsen
North Side
Goodyear Tires
Quaker State Oils
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