Cramer Family Visit and Iowa Trip Noted
Mr and Mrs E C Cramer and Larry visited Mr and Mrs Henry Cramer near Arborville on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ray Menssen of Hampton stayed with Mrs Adam Deuker on Tuesday. Adam Deuker and daughter Emalyne traveled to Wellman Iowa for a week with his son Edwin and family. Mrs P J Garten assists at Farmer's Store during Emalyne's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Cramer
Larry
Henry Cramer
Arborville
Ray Menssen
Hampton
Adam Deuker
Emalyne
Wellman
Iowa
Edwin
P. J. Garten
Gladys Swanson
Crete
United States
Edwin Swanson
Fullerton
California
A. E. Swanson
Dana Westfall
David City
D. H. Westfall
W. J. Herbes
Osceola
Howard Herbes
Polk Band
Stromsburg
Joe Marsh
Polson
Montana
Wallace Sawell
Daniel Graves
Walter Green
Clarks
Mary Klone
Frank Gruber
Omaha
Harvey Hahn
C. O. Erickson
Hardville
Joe Spires
Kearney
Elmer Hanquist
R. J. Allison
Billy
Anna Beckman
Glenn Hill
Clara Mundt
Grand Island
Carl Berger
York
Marjorie Mundt
Albert Peterson
Lou Leymaster
Ross Goethe
Community Notes From Polk and Surrounding Towns
Local social life centers on birthdays and visits as families from Schuyler Osceola Hastings Meadow Grove and York gather for meals and park trips. Guests include the Wurtz and Kroger families in Osceola and Schuyler, plus several Reynolds and Smith relatives visiting relatives in Central City Stromsburg Clarks and Aurora. The area marks Independence Day outings, church events, and a busy parade of guests, picnics, and short trips across Nebraska towns.
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A. T. Kroger
Schuyler
Bunny Schmidt
Will Wurtz
A. A. Wurtz
Osceola
Will
Glenn Willits
Clyde Willits
Marie
Polk
R. L. Smith
Riverside Park
Central City
Asa Smith
Artemise Smith
Beth Ellerbrock
Hastings
Jesse Hogegsett
Montana
Daugher
John Kruse
Newton Dexter
Edna
Grandma Headley
Clarks
Roger Headley
Near High Prairie
Faye S Beardsley
Faye Beardsley
Bobbie
Ansel Fredrickson
Helen Rhode
Arborville
Louise Baack
Martin Baack
Henry Mundt
Will Newton
A. L.streeter
LeMars
Iowa
E. O. Steeter
Janie Streeter
H. V. Sarr
LeSueur
Minnesota
A. L. Streeter
Newton
Walthill
Nebraska
M. M. Davis
Ellen Bay
Minnette W Hoggsett
Meadow Grove
Elizabeth Smith
R. M. Bailey
Joe Johnson
Greeley
Colorado
Edgar Bailey
Donald Reed
St. Paul
Ruth
Laura Johnson
Oscar Stromberg
York
Satuday
O. L. Ellerbrock
M. F. Smith
Albert ‘Sundberg and Doyle
Beryl Smith
Frank Chandler
Battle Creek
Oscar Sundberg
Victor Anderson
Stromsburg
N. E. McNeely
Frank Fossberg
Wallace Sandell
Irvin Fossberg
A. S. Beckman
Mildred
Albert Nelson
Platte
Adolph Forss
Frank Bolton
Clarence Bryant
Roy Morgan
Fred Baach
Fairbury
Illinois
Charles Carlson
Sophia Klopenstein
Mary
George Reed
Vernon Tewell
Dorothey
Hiram Tewell
Norfolk
A. W. Shafer
Melsana Daniels
Arnold Isaacson
F. W. Davis
California
IT'S YOUR LAUGH Next Question
A fragmentary humorous dialogue features a teacher asking where the United States capital lies and a series of quips about people and a photograph. The exchange includes lines about steak, appearance, and affection, with characters nicknamed Choky Butcher Gooch Mandy and Nastus.
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The
United States
World
Counting Time Columns Hint at Courtship Delay
The dialogue fragment suggests a playful exchange about marriage prospects as Sir Charles remains unwed. The courtship thread implies a young knight still courting, delaying a formal proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
In the Same Fix Master Of His House Said Dialogue
A brief exchange of claim and counterclaim between two speakers. One asserts dominance in his own home while the other confirms and notes his wife is away. The line reflects a power dynamic in domestic space.
Belle’s Promise Rings In A Love Proclamation
A playful verse sketch shows a suitor recounting a grand passion while a flirtatious belle suggests romance leads to an engagement. The dialogue captures light humor and social flirtation in brief poetic action.
Around the Bend Motorist Joke Dialog
A witty exchange between a motorist and a native on distances to the next town. The native quips that it seems farther than it is, yet not.
Oatmeal Debate Sparks Playful Exchange
Willie laments the daily oatmeal routine while Fred quips about a serial flavor analogy. The playful exchange mimics a lighthearted kitchen banter and preserves the characters’ names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Fred
Passenger Seeks Time to Say Goodbye to Wife
Dialogue captures a traveler asking if there is time to bid farewell to his wife while a porter replies with an awkward question about their marriage duration. The exchange reflects social etiquette and travel bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Dialog Exchange Shows Harsh Stereotypes in Comic Round
A brief dialogue features Tommy asking why fat men are 90 jolly and mature. Billy answers with a blunt stereotype, claiming fat men cannot run or fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Billy
Parrot swap sparks playful exchange in Answers Magazine
A lighthearted quip from Answers Magazine notes a man trading a parrot for his wife. The witty remark follows a remark from his wife about accepting an exchange, highlighting a humorous, informal tone characteristic of period humor pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Answers Magazine
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Irvin Light
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Chase Sanborn
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