Stromsburg Market Report and Local Gossip
Stromsburg markets today list corn 36 wheat 64 eats 34 hogs 5.75. John F. Anderson moves his family to town and son Fred A. Anderson will farm the Swede Home home place two miles east. Jud Darrow and John Buckley adjust to city life after escaping Lincoln. A local baseball game saw school kids beat the married men 16 to 8 at Buckley park.
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Wayland News Roundup and Local Happenings
Merry Workers cheerfully spent Wednesday at Mrs. Shidner home. Claude Bond and Blanche Cathcart wed at the bride's home and will live on a farm south west of the church. A new Blue Ridge school is being built north of the present one with larger facilities. Various visits and travel linked residents to Lincoln, Omaha, Rising City, and Gresham. Shelby markets show corn 36 oats 85 wheat 62 hogs 5.85. Community events include Christian Endeavor at U B church hosted by Miss Bess Krumbach and a Royal Highlander bus trip to Osceola for lodge initiation amid a stormy but lively outing.
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O. M. Bond
Blanche Cathcart
Gresham
Liberty Clark
Clark
U. B. Church
Bess Krumbach
Bessie
Royal Highlanders
Osceola
Shelby
Osceola and Polk County notes and happenings
A mixed local recap covers moves and visits with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Snyder moving into the Carnine house, Grace Azitz visiting Verna Buchta, a May party at Fred Bucholz, a new organ for the Epworth Company, and numerous small social calls. Community business includes fruitless mail-service complaints, building activity at Dr. Woeppel’s site, and local lodging and livery improvements amid new houses rising on wheels.
Prince Proctor Shire Stallion Offered for Stud
Black English Shire stallion Prince Proctor, eight years old, weighs 1450 pounds and is a proven foal getter. Stud terms set at $10 for the colt to stand and suck. Owner promises best care but disclaims responsibility for any accidents.
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Prince Proctor
Kentucky Jack and Black Kentucky Jack Listed for 1907 Stud
A note from Osceola area announces a 1907 season for Kentucky Jack a 6 year old about 1000 pounds and a strong foal getter. Terms: ten dollars for the colt to stand and suck at Barnet Mile East Of Osceola.
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Local notes and ads from Clear Creek area
St Joe visitors and local moves mix with church notes and farming updates. Residents like Del Powers wed Miss Susie Abts of Columbus while Adolph Jeneik moves to a new house and furniture. Advertisements promote DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Kennedy’s Laxative Syrup and Dr Shoop Restorative with mail offer details.
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