Silver Creek News wave of visits and town notes
Silver Creek reports visits from Miss Mattie Carne and Miss Edwina Hurst and relatives in Blair Columbus and Denver. Local property transactions and social events include E B Woods buying lot 7 block 39 and many birthday and farewell gatherings at the Lovell and Yung households. A Lincoln wedding ties Gertrude Scott and Robert Hunter, while a hail storm damages York County crops. Gazette July 2 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Carne
Omaha
E. B. Woods
Harold Bond
T. B. Hutchison
Will Harris
Comnallis
Ore
Edwina Hurst
Superior
Wis
Mary Hust
N. L. Squier
Blair
Latzville
Colorado
Lucy Lowland
Ilver Creek
Norman Zinnecker
Polk County
Columbus
R. C. Napier
N. M. Perry
Ames Riley
Helen Barnes
Leslie, Fich
Silver Creek
Relatves
York
L. J. Dey
J. B. Marvel
Benedict
Maude Coleman
Arkansas
N. Alanphere
Loretta Conway
D. T. Virgin
Utica
W. Marvel
Norfolk
Gresham
H. Pyres
Ohio
L. Crane
Miss Fox
Osceola
Miss Hooper
Crete
David Yung
Orlon Marsden
Cherry County
T. W. Marsden
E. B. Lovell
Seward
Harris
C. R. Hirsch
H. L. Aden
Malvern
Iowa
Gertrude Scott
Geo. Woods
Robert Hunter
CE. Hunter
Lincoln
Ada Hoover
Bonnie Saunders
Frank Barber
N. A. Lanphere
J. D
SS J. Thompson
J. D. ‘Thompson
O. Harris
J. H. Salesbury
Aurora
Hutcheson
Gertrude
John Brittell
Thayer
Francis Bollman
Christian Endeavor
York County
York Daily News-Times
Gazette
New Gas Engine Display and Pine Wash at Hansen's
A brief notice invites readers to visit Hansen's to view new gaso engines and demonstrations of over washing pines by Chas Hansen. The snippet highlights products and a local exhibitor's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Hansen
Bryan Resignation Seen As Inconsistent With Past Support
The article argues that William Jennings Bryan urged Nebraskans to support the president and boosted his standing in the last campaign. It notes Nebraska voters backed the president more than other states and faults Bryan for resigning from the cabinet in a way that did not continue to uphold the president. It casts resignation as embarrassing and perplexing to Bryan’s allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryant
Bryan
Fremont Tribune Profiles Notable Nebraskan Career
A brief look at the distinguished Nebraskan’s career as presented by the Fremont Tribune, recalling milestones and impact across local, state, and regional contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Tribune
Iron rich foods and daily needs for different people
The article explains iron's role in blood formation and oxidation, noting iron from food enters circulation and concentrates in liver, spleen, and bone marrow. It cites daily needs around 15 mg for men, about 0.8 times for women, and similar proportions for children, with beefsteak vegetables grains beans spinach cabbage and certain fruits as iron sources.
Willing to Stay on Farm and Build a Bigger Home
A farmer who settled on a tract turned it into a thriving family farm. He raised five children with solid education and expanded living space by moving the old house, digging a cellar, and erecting a new well-built dwelling. The owner has since died. his son and daughters remain on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Shank
Bassett
Perry Bond
C. E. Wimebaugh
Lyle Gimebaugh
Tom Dryer
Erona
Kentucky
Patis Siser
Mary Jerrel
Lydia E. Pope
John
Victoria
San Diego
Francisco
J. Davidson
Pauline Wooster
Charles
Locsic
Linco
Paul Brightenburg
Mises Millie
Gladys Arboki
Route 2
Kenigton
Ed » Manning
I. Manning
Sharies Czapla
North of
Jos
Iple
Columbus
Anr
Duncan
Martin Quick
Shelby
Rtin
Sheets
Highteen
Jer
Poth
Parsons
Kansas
Iva Davis
D. F. Davis
Smalls
Relief Corps
Oscar
Breeder's Gazette
English Russian Intercourse on the White Sea Route
The London Chronicle notes early English Russian contact began in the sixteenth century via the White Sea route. Richard Chancellor led multiple voyages, attempted with three ships in 1553, one wrecked off Scotland after four months. Osip Neden accompanied a Russian ambassador in 1556. only a few survived the perilous voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
England
London Chronicle
Richar Chancellor
Hugh Willoughby
Osip Neden
Edward Bonaventura
Simple Steam Remedy For Calf Calding Head Cold
Steam inhalation from a sponge dipped in boiling water provides relief for head cold and hoarseness. Cover with a towel to protect skin and breathe through the nose. Repeat as the sponge cools. A cold compress of iced water wrapped around the throat offers sore throat relief with frequent refreshes.
Hurry-Scurry World and the Pilgrim Race
Robert Louis Stevenson laments modern haste as pilgrims hurry with no leisure to inquire into their errand. The passage questions whether most men and women live with indifferent purpose, noting a widespread rush without understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
For Sale Trees of Cher Rries See John Ayres
Auction note lists fifty bushes at grown pust seed for sale. Enquiries to Arthur Williamson at 086 cut ee Mongon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ F. Ayres
SAE Food
Arthur Williamson
Tax board orders backlisting of missing property values
The board found John Pusby with 500 dollars unlisted on April 1 1915 and directed the county assessor to add 500 dollars actual value to his list. It also added 2075 dollars notes cash and stock for G W Carlson bringing his schedule to 2075 dollars actual value 415 assessed. A S Lamkin listed 865 dollars notes 295 dollars cash and 1120 dollars total actual value 225 assessed. The board adjourned to July 12 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ed
John Pusby
John Fus
G.W. Carlson
G. W. Carlson
A. S. Lamkin
Joel Hansen
Notice to Creditors Estate of Crest Boden Deceased
In The County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors of Crest Boden deceased must file claims by January 31 1916 and debts may be paid by July 31 1916. The court will sit Osceola at two oclock P M on July 31 1915 September 27 1915 and January 31 1916 to receive examine hear and adjust all claims. Dated June 25 1915 Seal F H Ball County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Crest Boden
Osceola
Seal F. H. Ball
Notice to creditors in Monson estate Nebraska
In The County Court of Pell County Nebraska creditors of the estate of Nils P. Monson are notified that claims must be filed by February 6 1916 and debts paid by July 29 1916. Hearings to receive examine hear and allow claims will occur August 4 1915 November 4 1915 and February 5 1916 at ten A M in the county court with seal and signature of County Judge F H Ball dated June 29 1915 8-2-15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pell County
Nebraska
Nils P. Monson
Said County
F. H. Ball
County Fudge
Notice of Probate for Alfred Gierhart Death
State of Nebraska informs all interested parties that a petition for probate of the last will and testament of deceased Alfred Gierhart has been filed. Norris S. Campbell is named as executor, hearing set for July 14, 1915, at 10 a.m. Dated June 15, 1915. County Judge FE. H. Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Alfred Gierhart
State of
Hstcie
Norris S. Campbell
FE. H. Ball
For Sale Farm and City Property Near Stromsburg Osceola
Classified notice advertising a five acre tract four blocks from the square with a modern house and another city property for sale. Also a 160 acre farm located three miles east of Stromsburg and three and a quarter miles south of Osceola offered. Contact EL Maranis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromsburg
Osceola
Dressmaking and sale notices appealing to local customers
Call on Mrg C H Parkis for plain and fancy dressmaking. For sale a good Garland cookstove inquire at this office. Wood for sale either cord or stove inquire G W Gregg. If you want good home made nm leave orders at the Model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrg
C.H. Parkis
Gale
G. W. Gregg
Diplomat's Wife Recalls Amusing Yosemite Sermon Request
Madame Hegermann Lindencrone recounts a Sunday in Yosemite Valley when a hotel guest asked her husband to read prayers and preach in the drawing room. He clarified he was a minister but not the expected kind, and the guest pressed for any denomination to suit the occasion. The anecdote highlights humorous miscommunication during travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundhy
Habit of letter writing and etiquette tips
The Camden Daily Courier advises against neglecting letters and urges writing in a natural, conversational tone. It stresses replying within days, avoiding starting with I, and keeping correspondence lively to preserve friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Daily Courier
Mathematical Prodigy in India Shy Child Grows Genius
A Manchester Guardian description profiles a fifteen year old Indian boy who, though illiterate and withdrawn, acts as a human calculator. He rapidly performs complex figures, such as dividing a 16 digit line by six, and corrects a published cube table showing the book’s error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Manchester Guardian
Man-Powered Flight Dreams Meet Limits
Before the aero plane era many attempts failed as mathematicians note humans cannot stay aloft on muscle power alone. They cite birds and the limit of horsepower, stating a man could not sustain flight for long even with wings. An aeroplane using three horsepower could lift a man, yet top athletes only exert around two horsepower for short durations.
Sensitiveness of Film and Exposure Details
The article notes ordinary photographic film has a sensitiveness about 250 H and D and reacts to direct sunlight. It explains that exposure to an arc lamp or a high power tungsten lamp can affect the film in a very brief time, asserting that a hundredth of a second at clove range from a 100 candlepower lamp can blacken the film.
Amended Articles For Polk And Butler County Farmers Insurance
Notice of amended articles of incorporation for Polk and Butler County Farmers Insurance Company. The county business name changes to Polk and Butler County Farmers Insurance Company with principal office in Osceola Nebraska. It operates as an assessment fire and lightning insurer for farm property churches schools and town halls in Polk and Butler counties for forty years from January 14 1915. The company has no paid in capital stock and is governed by a board president secretary and treasurer with policyholder elected officers. Dated June 18 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Polk and Butter County Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
Polk and Butler County Farmers Insurance Company
Osceola
Polk County
Polk and
Butler
Ulleps
M.rom
Umpany
Polk & Butler County Farmers' Insurance Company
D. Stone
Notice of Probate in Moore Estate in Nebraska
Notice to interested parties that Roy M. Moore is appointed executor of the will of George M. Moore, deceased. A hearing on the probate matter is set for July 7 at 2:00 PM, 1915, in County, Nebraska, with official seal and court counts.
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Douglas & Johnson
Robert G. Douglas
Yosemite Valley
King Bittner
Campbell Attorneys AT Law
Pri
Hetty Green
THE
Oscecra Bank
Brash
Krske
Steinway Emerson Kimball Starals
Fos Ol
Starck Pianos
Chicazo
P. A. Starck Piano.co. “Manufacturers
Ely
Direct Brom
Advaiue
Cauzon
P. A. Starck Piano Co
Starck Bidz
Hane
George M. Moore
Roy M. Moore
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