Pure Seed and Revival Notes at Local Churches
Pure Seed from Red River Early Ohio potatoes advertised at Oberg Johnson's store with a carload to arrive soon. urged to place seed potato orders now. Revival services begin at Fairview next Sunday with morning and evening preaching. Rev Shallenberger assisted by an evangelist. Services at Pleasant Valley Sunday afternoon. Mrs. W H Homedew returns to Jwesburg after visiting daughter Mrs Guy Monson and family.
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Red River
Ohio
Oberg Johnson’s
Fairview
Shallenberger
Pleasant Valley
W. H. Homedew
Jwesburg
Guy Monson
Thelma Leibee
Maurine Dahlberg
Ralph Heald
Surprise birthday party and local notices in Lincoln County
Reports detail a surprise party for Miss Rosa Mortensen on her twentieth birthday with Arthur Mortensen attending from Fremont. Local movements include Harold Cockson visiting, Harold and Miss Jennie nearby, and neighbors planning moves to nearby farms. Several residents suffer ailments, sales and travel updates, church lecture by Rev Oscar Purn, and town notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cockson
Jennie
Harold
Rose ‘Mortensen
Arthur
Fremont Foy
Nora Poitz
Rosa
Oscar Purn
Genoa
E. E. Reese
Omaha
Beulah Michener
Percheron Breeding in Saskatchewan and Local Social Notes
Clayton Beebe visited J. E. Elliott Thursday evening. Carl Anderson plans a sale and contemplates Canada. Albert Blevins and C. E. Shaw start a hoice and mule exchange. Free-Man Shaw improves at this Writing. Clyde Hayhurst runs a top horse establishment and sold two stallion colts to Newt Skidmore’s herd at Dunholm Sask. Sixty neighbors surprised Newt Skidmore on departure for Denholm Sask. George Carson participates. George Kidder remains under care. Jim McKeag reports readiness for events from Waso to Wianimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Anderson
Canada
Albert Blevins
C. E. Shaw
Clyde Hayhurst
Clyde
Newt Skidmore
Dunholm
Sask
T. J. Skidmore
Mr. Skidmore
Denholm
Skidmore
George Carson
George Kidder
Jim McKeag
Waso
Wianines
County records dispute over school balances in treasurer report
Local controversy centers on the omission of school district balances from a semi annual treasurer’s statement. The Record defends publishing practices and asserts the balances exist in every report. Community notices follow with Mercy and business updates from Lincoln to Omaha and local doings including church work, farewells, social events, and upcoming weddings and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walrath
Doe
Democrat
Fusion Board
Fusion County
Col. Longtooth
Tig
Otto Johnson
Johnson
Fleming Suffers Stroke Quietly At Home
R. A. Fleming sustained a slight paralytic stroke last night and is resting well today. The stroke seems to affect his tongue more than his limbs, and his advanced age makes the situation serious despite generally fair health recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R .A. Fleming
Fleming
Second quarterly meeting notices and horse sale
Dr C L Koerner of Lincoln to lead the second quarterly meeting with sessions at Valley church and Osceola church this weekend inviting all. Also Hartman the horse buyer to visit Shelby and Gresham March 1 and 2 to buy horses and mules 5 to 20 years old weighing 800 pounds up.
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Kelly’s
John van Hoosen
Exeter
Atty
H. C. Beebe
Lincoln
I. Boostrom
Stromsburg
C. L. Koerner
The
Valley Church
Osceola Church
Hartman
Shelby
Gresham
Prominent Men Contest Oratorical Prizes Next Friday
Seven leading business and professional men compete for oratorical prizes at the church event next Friday evening. The program promises music and keener speeches, urging attendance to witness the contest and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy. B
Hartman with Sbe in Gresham Fel Day March End
Fragmentary notice references Hartman and Sbe in a Gresham felon case with a March end date and Shelby County related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Wit Sbe
Gresham
Fel
Shelby
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Duroc
Jersey
Jarrow
Sale
Osceola
Clarks
N. G. Kraschel
S. A. Sniderclerk
H. J. Brian
Clear Creek Farm
Uastmann’s
Ydus
Colum
Ella Bonner
Grippe
Mies Jeannette Barnes Iith
Mia Nora Spi
Julius Egger
Mr. Egger
Fred
Stenger
Columbus
Maurice
Charley Olcott
Dee Rhodes
City
Wm. Cole
Co. W. Lundgren
Cheyenne
Klassy
Bense
Record Uil.ca
Wim. Merrick
Central City
Darlene
Collin Campbell
George Dimick
George
J. A. Jader
Hackberry
Clayton Beebe
J. E. Elliott
Shaw
Grace Berger
Mercantile
John Barnes
Spaulding
B. L. Anderson
S. A. Snider
Frank Mills
Conrad Thelen
Mat Arrands
Elks
the Staplehurst
KE. L. Anderson
L. M. Baker
J. N. Baker
C. E. Hastert
T. C. Pike
Woodman Lodge
W. A. Michener
O. N. Michener
O’boyle
C. W. Moon
W. OH. Houderscheldt
Frank Newcomer
Ewing
Oklahoma
M. J. Reagan
Miss Maud, Pettys
Truman Dey
Moon
George Smith
Mr. Krumbach
Jerry Dra C
Dunning
Chas wWhaugh
C. W. Merrill
C. E. Hilliard
M. E
Mr. Hilliard
Kansas
Merrill Folk
Emmett Beebe
Rathbun House
D. R. Leard
John Lees
Dr. Hamiston
M. E. Church
Charles Timm
Errane
Claus Johnson
Orient, S. D
Herman Bense
Mrs. S. C. Whaley
Florida
Amelia Johnson
Burg
Lee Green
Mrs. QO. E. Mickey and
Mison Smith
John Schmoker
J. M. Renner
Theo Rutter
Rutter
Renner
Presbyterian Bur
Lillian Forstund
Hartwig
E. Flodman
Eric Forstund
Strawburg
Eagle
Swan
Eklun
Ugs
China
Washington
Liberty
George Washington
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