Local residents on trips and visits this week
Numerous residents traveled for work and leisure this week. C W Moon attended business in Omaha. Edith Inks visited Hastings. Cliff Huddleston went to David City. Schuyler Patrick of Rising City stopped by the area. A P Anderson visited Omaha and Lincoln. David Knerr, Sid Lampkins, Edith Stalnaker and James Fogsbender were seen in nearby cities. Mark Kinney is due home soon from overseas. Emil Schott, I L Geis and wife visited Beaver Crossing. Mrs Emil Bloch of Fremont came for a short neighborhood visit. Mrs George Wills returned from Grand Island. Nina Dotson also returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Moon
Omaha
Edith Inks
Hastings
Cliff Huddleston
David City
Schuyler Patrick
Rising City
Ell
Shelby
A. P. Anderson
Lincoln
David Knerr
Stromsburg
Sid Lampkins
Central City
Edith Stalnaker
Moon
James Fogsbender
Frank Schiessinger
Fred Schneider
Osceola
Mark Kinney
Emil Schott
I. L. Geis
Beaver Crossing
Lynn Brigham
Nettie Smith
Columbus
Jank Dunning
Stoneham
Colo
Dorothy Reece
North Platte
Sarah Wills
Marshall Cunningham
Custer County
Frank Rawles
Council Bluffs
Joe Lockard
W.E. Kinney
Peabody
Kans
C. E. Hastert
John Hastert
Roland Marquis
Bert Bull
Great Lakes
Grace
Esther Berger
Minnie Berger
Earl
Jarvis Bolen
George Miller
G. L. Sylvester
Luke Ludden
Taft
Surprise
Frank Smith
Eastern Star
E. L. Anderson
Maude Wilson
S. W. Ballenger
Boyd
Kimball
Nebr
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
John Seberger
Lillie
Oscar Blevins
Mr. Bull
Hugh Lockard
Earl Aden
Si Davis
Wirt Davis
Jessie Carter
Arthur Shay
Cora Lockard
Louie Rumph
Harry Swan
Wayland
Ed Clothes
Ed Carter
Albert Sargent
Annie Carter
Anita Brazee
Fred Shelmadine
Inmary Clouse
Roy Richards
Fred Adkison
Otto Harris
Mable
Gertie Carter
Henry Schmid
Frank Langhammar Sr
Hay
Lloyd Treadways
John Lockard
J. H. Lockard
Anton Shaw
Gale
Miles Schmid
Gebber
H. Houderscheidt
Eustis
Nebraska
Gruf
T. Dornan
Colby
Ralph
Muriel Houdershheldt
Myrtle Dolan
Seward
S. C. Stoner
Albert E. Johnson
Johnson
John F. Ayres
Lynn Shoidorm
Mary Blackermore
Ardmore
Okla
L. M. Pratt
Arvilla Timm
Mark Timm
M. HE
Chas. Thelander
Thelander
Moore
Lulu Egelhoff
Elsie Egelhoff
Hartford
Sioux Falls
M. D
John Doggett
C. W. Chambers
Table Rock
J. R. Chambers
H. BE. Harvey
G. T. Ray
University Extension Bureau
Colorado
Ray
Martin Silverstrand
Camp Funston
Co. M
62 Inf
Martin
C. H. Chase
Big Spring
Mr. Chase
Jeneatte Bemis
Chase
Theutcher
Russell Clark
Manhattan
Clark
W. H. Clark
Russell
89Th Division
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Alfred Gunnarson
Oscar Gunnarson
Aurora
Oliver Westberg
Westberg
Gunnarson
Joe
Arthur
Jimmie
Lawrence
May
Max
Local marriages and community notes from Osceola area
Local residents share marriages, homecomings, travels, and visits across Osceola and surrounding towns. Notables include Lynn Brigham wedding at Columbus, Jank Dunning returning from Stoneham, and many trips to Lincoln, North Platte, and nearby farms.
Community notes from Wesley Chapel and Osceola area
Local notices report sick lists and recoveries, visits, and travels across Wesley Chapel and Osceola. Highlights include Mrs Johnston sick, Miss Nelson nursing a fall, families visiting, horses lost, fields damaged by worms, multiple trips to Lincoln Omaha and Denver, soldiers returning home, and a large gathering at the Westberg home with Gunnarson and related families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Johnston
Margaret Nelson
Nels
Jazmin
Louie Johnston
Robert Knapp
Edmund Gabel
Grandmother Nelson
Andrew
John
E. R. Danielson
Lincoln
H. L. Bruner
Howard Roseberry
Louis Johnson
Tom Sloan
Green’s Chapel
Fred Burke
Stromsburg
Albert Sharitt
Lauerman
Mrs Dunning and Beckmeyer Make Local and Lincoln Visits
Mrs. Frank Dunning was in the city from Shelby Tuesday. Miss Vida Beckmeyer was a passenger to Lincoln Tuesday afternoon. Ben Fineey is confined to his bed under a doctor's care but reported better today. P. E. Lindquist went to Lincoln Tuesday where Mrs. Lindquist is taking treatment at the sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve LaMunyon
Omaha
la Manyon
O. F. Hotchkiss
James
Bert Hotchkiss
Polk County
Nebraska
York
Kansas City
Frank Dunning
Shelby
Vida Beckmeyer
Lincoln
Ben Fineey
P. E. Lindquist
Lindquist
Market Report Summary of Farm Commodity Prices
Wheat 2.05. Corn 1.67. Oats 0.60. Hogs 19.75. Poultry 0.24. Cream 0.48. Butter 0.40. Eggs 0.25. Prices listed reflect daily market values for major farm products.
Teachers' Examination Dates and Reading Circle Change
Announcement lists the next regular Teachers' Examination on June 27 and 28, 1919 at the county courthouse. A Reading Circle examination is rescheduled for June 28. After July 19 the new certificate law takes effect, making qualification harder, so June under the old law offers a certificate for the coming year. Ambelia Rassmussen, County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambelia Rassmussen
Borah Questions League of Nations Voting Power
Senator Borah argues the League gives the United States and Great Britain equal votes, warning against ceding influence to Britain’s empire and its dominions. He says such parity risks compromising U.S. sovereignty and questions whether Europe-driven plans align with American peace interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Staes
United States of America
Great Britain
United States
United Staes
British Empire
Canada
Australia
Europe
Maniuel
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Nina Dotson
Broken Bow
Wahoo
Carbon Ale
Ira Fleet
E. P. Pike
City
Bluffton
John Dahl
Wm. Nel- Sods
John Renner
Holly Mills
J. G. Rosdahl
Anna Burke
Garfield Anderson
Oriska
South Dakota
Aug. Johnson
the Platte
Ernest Carlson
Carl Lindquist
Fred Peterson
Mona
G. F. Anderson
Mamie Dahl
Grace Burke
Joe Larson
P. EB. Lindquist
Liberty
Farmers’ Union
W. S. Obrist
P. E. Lindwgist
The
Bailey Sanitarium
Wesley Chapel
J. N. Jarima
J. H. Jarmin
Etta Gubser
Evah Fitzpatrick
Montrose
Cole
Jarmin
Nels Jarmin
Wm. Fitzpatrick
Kensington
John Jarmin
Buckley Park
Karl Thelen
Sec
DR. Geo
FORD
Ford Motor Company
Carson Auto Co
Maclin
League OF Nations
South Africa
Idaho
New Covenant Council
Thomas