Farmers Institute Draws Large Crowds Despite Threatening Weather
Farmers gathered in the city for the first Miattsmouth Farmers Institute amid threatening skies. J. M. Lewelling of Beaver City spoke on hog production and care, while D P D Ashburn of Gibbon explained methods for producing good corn and reasons for defective kernels. The event had hundreds of farmers in attendance and a crowded corn display at Tutt’s store room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ochek
Institute
Gering
Miattsmouth
J. M. Lewelling
Beaver City
Tie
Tutt
DPD
Ashburn
Gibbon
Decision date set for corn contest prizes
The date fixed for deciding the corn contest and awarding prizes is announced. Foreman Ss W Perin, a top state corn judge, will assess entries at the farmer's institute next Saturday but cannot attend before the stated date.
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Ss. W. Perin
State Farm
Farmer's Institute
Perio
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
Riough skin and cracked hands are not only cured by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, but an occasional application will keep the skin soft and smooth. Best for Eczema, Cuts, Burns, Boils, etc. The genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve affords immediate relief in all forms of Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Protruding Piles. Sold by F. G. Fricke & Co., Gering &Co.
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DeWitt
Mothers Hold Children's Christmas Meeting at Roberts Home
The Mothers gathering at Mrs. J. M. Roberts home filled the rooms with mothers while children enjoyed a lively program. Marie Satter read a poem The Lookout Man and Marie Ebinger played a piano solo. Mrs. Rouse read the Christmas Story in place of the absent Mrs. Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Roberts
Marie Satter
Marie Ebinger
Rouse
Polk
C.C. Wescott
Mattie M. Sleeth
Moore
Roberts
The Lost Boy Ben in a Christmas Vision
A fragmented prose piece traces Ben, a destitute wanderer, drifting through sleet and sorrow. He recalls a vision with his mother and the Christ child offering redemption, culminating in repentance and a hopeful return to grace.
Bazaar at Coates Hall Draws Big Crowd and Funds
St Marys Guild held a well attended bazaar at Coates Hall with four seasonal booths Spring Autumn Summer and Winter, guest items from Santa Claus and a gypsy booth. Proceeds expected near 204 with notable donations from Chase & Sanborn and local vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild
Coates’ Hall
St. Mary’s
Minnie White
A. J. Helps
Henry Herold
Cox
T. S. Livingston
W. W. Coates
Imaine
Nebraska
Dora Fricke
Carl Fricke
W. L. Pickett
Verna Leonard
Coleman
Anna Egenberger
Clements
E. W. Cook
Dora Herald
Florence White
Miss Wirt
Miss Montgomery
Miss Jones
Miss Robertson
Mabel White
Violet Dodge
Mary Kunsmann
George Dovey, Jr
Santa Claus
Florence Dovey
Ruth Helps
Verna Hart
Married by Judge Travis Eoward in Louisville ceremony
Olga Jensen of Louisville married Eoward A spbeck at the county judge's office with a return to Louisville aboard the Schuyler. Guests included the McNarlin and Seybert families. A Cedar Creek ball honors the couple, who plan to reside near Stanton Nebraska. Further news reports a fatal and a serious accident near Louisville and notes a separate marriage license for Rev. Fred J. Longhorst and Clara Nemke.
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Eoward A.spbeck
Olga Jensen
Louisville
McNarlin
Andrew Seybert
Henry Keil
Stella Seybert
Dunbar
Cedar Creek
Sayles’ Hall
Sprieck
Stanton, Neb
St. Louis
Fred J. Longhorst
Wlattsmouth
Neb
Clara L.nemke
Weleston
St. Paul’s Church
Journal Reporter
Wellston
Missouri
New Residents Boost Plattsmouth Prospects At Shops
The Commercial Club advertises for laborers and fifty new families plus many single men move to Plattsmouth to fill Burlington shops. Work remains heavy as rebuilt freight cars and passenger cars rise. residents anticipate lasting prosperity and a surge in housing and industry as new arrivals settle, buy property, and support local enterprise.
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Burlington
Plattsmouth
Return From Boyhood Home of Judge Archer in Ohio and West Virginia
Judge M Archer returned to his Ohio West Virginia boyhood region aboard No 1 and found his old office intact. His visit, after fifty one years, revived memories as he toured Marietta and his grandfather's house. He viewed elder headstones and spoke with long lived locals then returned home glad to be back.
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Ben
Bree
Satan
Christos Cis
Tanzie
Radhan
Tiny Chery
Louisville
Jacob Meier
S. M. Stribling
Weeping Water
Judge M. Archer
Ohio
West Virginia
Ife
Judge Archer
Noble County
Middle West
Marietta
Jadge
First Papers Taken For Several Foreign Residents
Geo L Claree of Austria A Victor Olson August Alexen and Benjamin Johnson of Sweden filed their first papers of naturalization at the district clerk's office today. The four men, residents of the Louisville neighborhood, are already valued members of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
A. Victor Olson
August Alexen
Benjamin Johnson
Sweden
Louisville
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Kraft Clo. Co
the Farmers’ Institute
Perry
Cass Co. Bank
Fricke & Co
Gering & Co
China
Christ
Calvary
Hell
Sequin
ST. Mary's Guild
Dovey
Chase & Sanhorn
Travis
Rev. Longhorst
J. Bo. Danforth
Ce. Rim
Ayer
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