Harding Supporters Call for Vote for Warren Harding
The piece blasts the Democratic Party led by Wilson and Cox, denounces graft and profiteering, and urges voters to back Warren G Harding in the coming election. It argues Harding will restore law and curb corruption, criticizing Tamman y influence and Palmer era policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
Taggart
Wilson
McAdoo
Palmer
Tiger
Cox
Warren Harding
Warren G. Harding
Harding
America
Washington
Burleson
White House
Wheat yields reported by George Bond near Stromsburg
George Bond, living east of Stromsburg in Hackberry, threshed wheat this week that yielded 25 bushels per acre with a test of 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bond
Stromsburg
Hackberry
Chautauqua Dates Announced and Headliner Lineup
A six day Chautauqua program announces national speakers and top musical acts. Opening by Lindsay-Frost Company with Ned Woodman, Spanish Girls Orchestra, and lecture by Mrs A C Zebner. Day two features the Cheney Concert and coast guard travelogue. Day three includes an afternoon musical and a travelogue. Day four showcases Czecho-Slovak Band and Jaroslav Cimera with Lyric Male Quartette. Day five presents Hon. John Temple Graves and Armageddon lecture. Day six closes with Wales Chautauqua Players Rejuvenation comedy and Heart of a Nation lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Zebner
Cheney
White House
Arthur K. Peck
Coast Guard
Organiszation
Jaroslav Cimera
America
Lyric
Chautauqua
John Temple Graves
Wales Chautauqua Players
Paul W. Ivey
New York
Wheat Averages Recorded From Local Threshings
W. F. Dunn threshed 25 acres at 19 bushels per acre. Mike Horst cleared 60 acres at 22 bushels. Fred Braithwaite finished a field at 19 bushels. Two Larson fields west of Swede Home yielded 25 and 15 bushels per acre. Wm. B. Larson west of Swede Home threshing 60 acres today produced 1000 bushels at 16 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Dunn
Mike Horst
Fred Braithwaite
Frank Larson
Wm. B. Larson
Teachers exam dates set for July 30 and 31 1920
The next regular teachers examination will be held at the District Court Room on Friday July 30 and Saturday July 31 1920. This is the last examination scheduled for the year. All teachers needing re issuance must arrange to be present. Amelia Rasmussen County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Rasmussen
Car Tumbles Down Hill Injures Tschauner Family
Jos Tschauner and sons Ralph and Elmer were in a Beetle car when a rig approached on a farm hill east of Edward Swanson’s place. Ralph steered too close to the ditch, tipping the car and causing a pileup. Elmer was knocked unconscious and later regained, Mr. Tschauner suffered scalp injuries, Ralph escaped with minor bruises as all recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Tschauner
Ralph
Elmer
Edward Swanson
Mr. Tschauner
Arrival of Miss Virginia Walter in Greeley
Miss Virginia Walter of Greeley Colorado formerly Rising City arrived last Thursday and will live the rest of the summer at the Albert Croisant home with family members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Walter
Greeley, Colo
Rising City
Albert Croisant
Explosion at Rystrom Implement Co rattles Stromsburg
A gas tank used to deliver gasoline exploded in the garage area of Rystrom Implement Co early this morning. Eight P Johnson supervisor was slightly injured while other workers escaped unharmed. Glass shattered across the east and north sides of the building. Wesley Erickson reported a leak, and Ellis Anderson had begun soldering under Johnson's direction. The tank, recently filled with water, leaked overnight creating a vacuum and the blast damaged the tank beyond use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rystrom Implement Co
P. Johnson
Plathemith
Wesley Erickson
Ellis Anderson
Mr. Johnson
Many Local Residents and Businesses on the Move
W J Marquist was in Central City on business. A B Hedbloom bought the Carlson farm east of Benedict last Thursday for 300 dollars per acre. A V Eielson of the First National Bank was in Omaha on business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marble of York visited Stromsburg. Mrs. John Colson and son Frank went to Colorado Springs for treatment. Mrs. John P Carlson and Mrs P Eric Nelson visited Omaha. Christensen returned from Fremont where Mrs Christensen is receiving hospital care. The list continues with numerous trips, store improvements, and family movements in the area. Tod Graves pitched for Alma against Holdrege, winning 5 to 4. The Nelsons moved to Pine Bluffs and Wheatland. The Wrights improved their store interior. A baby girl was born to Dr. and Mrs. J C Malster. The Fourth of July celebration in Stromsburg ended with a strong turnout and a friendly football game, followed by a large picnic and fireworks. The town praises the community effort in finishing the celebration despite weather.
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W. J. Marquist
Central City
A. B. Hedbloom
Carlson
Benedict
A. V. Eielson
First National Bank
Omaha
Frank Marble
York
John Colson
Frank
Colorado’ Springs
John P. Carlson
P. Eric Nelson
Christensen
Fremont
A. C. Anderson
Haxtun
Colo
E. J. Anderson
John ‘Larson
Columbus
Rystroms
Jolly & Greiss
Sutton
Lottie Samuelson
A. Rystrom
Ella Lindsey
Sioux Falls
S. D
Clarence
Maude Nelson
Victor Anderson
Anna Freeman
Rystrom Co
Wahoo
Bertha Samuelson
Clifford Sparling
W. J. Sahling
Sparling
Sahling
E. C. Nordlund
A W. Peterson
Helen Pierson
Lincoln
Petrus Peterson
Tod Graves
Alma
Holdrege
Tod
N. L. Nelson
Pine Bluffs
Wheatland
Wyo
Nelson
Andrew Nelson
Stromsburg
A. C. Leafgren
Swedish Free Church
John Shustrum
Buckley Park
Polk County Storm Ravages Platte Precinct Widespread Losses
A Friday storm in Platte precinct Polk County caused heavy hail wind and rain damage across the valley and table land. Farmers report extensive corn loss with some fields washed away and water inundation on farms including John Howard John Adelson Allen Samuels and Bert Sherwood. Insurance coverage is limited, and total losses run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars as residents assess the wreckage and cope with the disaster.
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Platte Precinct
Polk
Havens
Platte River
Fred Lind Place
Beulah
Platte
Pleasant Home
Clarks Bridge
Table Land
John Howard
John Adelson
Allen Samuels
George Mace
Lou Wescoat
Frank Oquist
Mr. Wescoat
Mr. Mace
Joe Need
A. H. Heinemeyer
Sig Matson
H. M. Powers
Arnie Mace
Powers
T. C. Crow
King Farm
Oliver Grffin
Alex Nelson
Newton Dexter
Dana Hurd
Charlie Hoffer
I. I. Shull
Shull
Bert Sherwood
Bert
Sherwood Place
Glen Griffin
Austin Oslund
P. T. Larson
Wm. Wright
Wm. Morgan
Chas.Westman
George Colby
Arnold Beckman
Frank N. Larson
Alfred Anderson
Orville Hoover
Ed Johnson
Chas. O. Johnson
L. A. Ka
Auto Crash Near Osceola Injures Four
Miss Georgie Shore and Mrs. Franklin Williams with her young son were riding home on slippery roads when the car skidded near N Q Brown farm and overturned. The three adults suffered severe bruises while the child broke a shoulder. All are reported to be recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Shore
Lester Shore
Franklin Williams
N. QO. Brown
Osceola
Building Fine New Barn on Wm F Dunn Farm
Wm F Dunn erecting a large new barn northwest of town with Nels Anderson as builder. Ground space 58 by 68 with three sheds and a hay barn 24 by 34 and 18 foot posts. One shed has Lowden cattle stanchions and other sheds for cattle and horses. Estimated total cost about $3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Dunn
Nels Anderson
Horst-Miller Wedding in York Unites Local Couple
Horst and Miss Mattie Miller married Saturday afternoon by Rev. De Wolf in York. They will live with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller while Strasburg residents are away, then occupy Dr. Oberg property. The bride trained as a nurse with notable experience, the groom a respected young businessman with strong service record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Horst
Mattie Miller
York
de Wolf
Clarence Miller
Strasburg
Colo
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J. D
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Josh Phillips
Mrs. Moline
Anna May Rystrom
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Lindsay Frost
Ned Woodman
Wright Bros
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E. C. Philibert
Fort Collins
Elmer Purcell
Alex Swan
Raymond Peterson
Lusk
Alfred Wilmer
Eric Forslund
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Sven
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Marion
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Lewiston
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Wallace Scott
E. L. Hallquist
Frank Burgeson
Woods
Ed Wamsley
Nels Hughes
Burgeson
John Rich
Dix
J. C. Malster
Little Miss Malster
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Mama Malster
Little Miss
Malster
Chatauqua
Chirch
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