Early 1904 Weddings Highlight Local Notices
Thirty eight years ago on November 3 1904 at Lawson Shaw’s home Miss Margaret Hurley wed Clarence L Shaw. They will live with Shaw family. Lou Miller returned from Illinois to take a wife. Mary L Fillmore and Charles G Timm wed at Fredrick Timm’s home. Esther Oliver and James Clifton married at the county judge’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Shaw
Margaret G. Hurley
Clarence L. Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Lou Miller
Illinois
Asmus Henning
Roosevelt
Mary L. Fillmore
Chas. G. Timm
Fredrick Timm
J. A. Pyle
University Place
Mr. Pyle
Walter Lamberson
Gospel Ridge
Esther Oliver
James
Clifton
Local News Briefs From Polk County and Surroundings
Twenty two years ago November 4 1920 A A Dielman cashier of Bank of Manville Wyoming sustained injuries resulting in his death when an automobile he was driving collided with a team near Manville. Osceola defeated by Columbus 38 to 0. Millie Arbogast wed Gifford Hutchison at Beulah. Rev G W Stansbury to move to Maxwell Neb. Lawson Shaw dies after illness. Born November 1 Louis Ogden Jr. a baby boy. John L Vaughn dies at Fullerton. Dr J J Query to move to Bird City Kansas for land and livestock auctioneering. Polk county corn husking contest Walter Pierson wins first with 26 bushels in 80 minutes. County agent ballot proposition ruled out. Polk County exhibit at Aksarben Stock Show places ninth. Jay Hastings sells 77 acre farm near Farwell Neb for $50 cash. Mrs W H Conkling dies 66. husband dies minutes later. Rivoli Theatre program features Jack Oakie Marion Nixon Zazu Pitts in Madison Square Garden and Clive Brook Tila Lee in The Night of June ’13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Dielman
Bank of Manville
Wyoming
Manville
Nancy Egelhoff
Osceola
Louie
John L. Vaughn
Fullerton
Vaughn
Polk County
J. J. Query
Bird City
Kansas
Walter Pierson
Clarence Coffin
Engelbert Gabel
Aksarben
Jay Hastings
Farwell
Nebraska
W. H. Conkling
Silver Creek
Rivoli Theatre
Jack Oakie
Marion Nixon
Zazu Pitts
Madison ‘Square Garden
Clive Brook
Tila Lee
Community Notes and Visits Across Shelby Area
Shelby news covers visits by Joe Lucas and Nadine Lucas from Lincoln, Mrs. Mayme Carroll and Miss Rose Halligan's Lincoln trip, Marvin Hess’s discharge, church activities, a local husking bee, farm equipment ads, and numerous hometown visits to Osceola and nearby towns with relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Joe Lucas
Seattle
Wash
Mayme Carroll
Rose Halligan
Lincoln
Carroll
Miss Halligan
Friend
Nadine Lucas
Ervin Clobes
Baby
Hillsboro
Dornan
Carl Dornan
It's Easy for Husband To Fix Own Breakfast
A humorous wartime piece mocks a husband who struggles to prepare breakfast. It contrasts chaotic kitchen efforts with a call to support War Bonds, urging readers to buy 10 percent bonds from every paycheck. The piece ends urging patriotic spending.
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Neb
Sterene
Sam
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Carlson Hybrid Corn CO
Lawrence Swanson
Norman Fintel
Richard Merrick
Henry Johnson
Hilding Arlin
Lloyd Lindgren
Stromsburg
Lloyd Hartman Gresham
Act of Congress
W. J. Herbes
W J. Herbes
A. F P. Nuquist
Presbyterian Church
Kensington
Ralph Watts
Kay Janet
Watts
Adaline Dahlstedt
SAILE
H John Deere
Allis Chalmers
Willis McMebeerkin
John Herrmann
Omer W. Herrmann
Washington D. C
Esther Herrmann
Grand Island
O. V. Hurst
Harry Hurst
Steeple
Catherine Schaber
Alvin Anderson
Donna Lee
Omaha
John S. Anderson
Anderson
Rita Bernt
Albert Bernt
Eastern Star
S. 'W.calhoun
Gene Cole
Joe Chantry
Cary Grant
Jean Arthur Ronald Coleman
the Town
C. R. Peterson
First National Bank Osceola
Medr
S. Eklund
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Harley Eklund
R. P
White Horse Inn
World-Herald
Journal
Chelby Theater
Joe Ghantry
Ria Power
ANC
James Stewart
Hesler Cleaning
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