Daily Personal News Briefs Chronicle City Visitors
J C Spangler came in to attend to business in the city. A L Anderson spent hours in Pacific Junction traveling on No 6 and returning by mail train. Numerous locals and visitors travel to Omaha for work, family visits, or errands, including Fra nce Hallance, Ruth Johnson, Victoria Janda, and many others as they ride the M P and Burlington trains. Local social notes and small tasks fill a typical day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Anderson
Pacific Junction
Ruth Johnson
Lincoln
William Schmidtmann
Omaha
G. M. Porter
Omaha Bay
Creston
Union
Burlington
Walthill
Neb
R. W. Hyers
Rube
Joe Karvolek
Indianapolis
John Beeson
J. Rakes
Nebraska City
Memphis
Grace
Beeson
Carl Kunsmann
William Stohlman
Sterling Democrat
Center Precinct
J. M. Mead
Eli Eaton
Pleasant Party at Claus Jesss Home
A Monday gathering at the south city home of Claus Jess hosted friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jess. Guests included J. H. Tams, H. Tams, Peter Madsen, Henry Ofe, Chas Haffke, A. J. Kanka, Anna and Bertha Tams, Magele Jess, and Leroy Hanka. Food and amusements pleased all, with an elegant refreshments course. The group departed contentedly, sending best wishes to the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Jess
Mrs. Jess
Anna
Bertha Tams
Magele Jess
Leroy Hanka
Mrs Lillian English Heads to San Diego for Lectures
Mrs Lillian G English left Friday noon for San Diego California to visit her parents Ann and Mrs C D Richardson former Cass county residents who lived at Eagle for many years During her trip Mrs English will fit a number of lectures and concert engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian G. English
San Diego
California
Ann
C. D. Richardson
Richardson
Cass County
Eagle
English
State Journal
Are Always the Cheapest Store Statement Card
Advertisement asserts consistent low pricing and quality in Gent's and Boy's Ready-to-Wear clothing and furnishings, pledging correct weave workmanship styles and prices at the store. The wording emphasizes dependable value across all goods offered.
OF INTEREST 10 STOCKMER Near Murray to Omaha trains and visits
A long list of local residents travel daily to Omaha on mail and fast trains. Mrs. Mark White of Rock Bluffs visits the city. James Skoumal ill in the second ward, others undergo routine business trips. A letter from the Nebraska Agriculture Experiment Station urges farmers to have cattle tested for tuberculosis free of charge with two veterinarians assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark White
Rock Bluffs
City
Agricultural Experiment Station
the State University
A. T. Peters
Mr. Peters
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Pathology
Department of Animal Pathology
Nebraska Agriculture Experiment Station
Lincoln
Nebraska
Farmer develops bit to prevent cattle bloat deaths
Scotts Bluffs Herald reports farmer Everett proposes a curved bit with hollow grooves to vent gas from bloated cattle. Worn continuously, the device aims to let gas escape while animals eat normally. a trial on a calf showed the bit helped it thrive. Everett seeks a patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotts Bluffs Herald
F. BE. Everett
Mr. Everett
Everett
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Kate Karvonek
France Hallance
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H. D. Travis
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J. L. Burrows
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Lincille Buehr
John S. Hall
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