Sep 20 1928 News Briefs From York Area
Mrs Charles Smith and daughter Mrs John Seymour along with Ruby Loomer funeral attendees from York. A W Shafer and family visit Aurora. Adam Deuker wedding anniversary celebration with about 70 relatives. Alice and Fern Myers visit Genoa Central City Stromsburg itineraries. Walter Lewis dies north of Polk after long illness. Meloy Tenny Myers Green Lind McDaniel hike. Rev Wm Butte and family depart to Watertown Wisconsin. Lew Aldrich visits Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
John Seymour
York
Ruby Loomer
A. W. Shafer
Aurora
Raymond Bottum
Adam Deuker
Alfreds
Axel
Jones
Genoa
Alice Myers
Central City
Fern Myers
Stromsburg
Walter Lewis
Polk
Mariel Meloy
Nina Tenney
Ellen Myers
Dorothy Green
Helen Lind
Mildred McDaniel
Wm Butte
Watertown
Wisconsin
Visi
Lew Aldrich
Minnesota
Community Notes From Stromsburg Area Eventful Weekend
John I Anderson and family moved to Stromsburg for a new position with Lunner and Johnson. Dr. C R Peterson treated Mrs George Wochner with help from Dr Minnick and Dr Morrison. Mrs A O Whittemore recovers after head surgery in York. Edwin Lindburg returns home as his father builds a new filling station.
Cancer in Nebraska in 1932 by body region
Last week’s medical facts column reviews Nebraska cancer stats for 1932. Of 1424 deaths, males 682 and females 742. digestive tract cancers accounted for 60.5 percent, mouth/pharynx 3.3 percent, female reproductive organs about 38 percent of female cases, and male reproductive/urinary cancers about 7.2 percent overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Breasts Require Attention Across Life After Thirty Five
The text emphasizes that breast cancer is a major concern and warrants ongoing focus beyond age 35, highlighting the importance of vigilance as people age past the midlife divide.
Local Folks Enjoy Visits Vacations and Community Events
Mr. and Mrs. Will Wurtz returned from a ten day vacation across Iowa Illinois and Missouri. Friday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stromberg included Mrs. Emma Peterson Mrs. H. F. Baker Clara and Iola Mae Peterson all of Stromsburg. Several residents returned to work after two weeks away in Erie Illinois Clemond Orendorff Harvey Sundberg Gordon Beckstrom and Bill Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindahl and family of Clarks visited Mrs. Hannah Lindahl. Mrs. Blanche Patchin and Mrs. Nettie Carlson visited Grand Island Monday. Mrs. E. J. Schultz of Fremont visited her son Harold then visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schultz at Marquette. Church painting by Sundberg McCoy Strand Nelson Detloff Pengelly group followed by a light refreshment. FOR SALE Sow and Ten Pigs. Phone Pork 4521. Mrs V. L. Kerker of Sioux City Ia visited in the Carlson home. Our Home Service Store offers a lay away deal on part worn blankets at a substantial saving. The Methodist Ladies Aid met in church parlors with Mrs Frank Davis and Mrs David Dornburgh as hostesses. Lunch served to many. An assortment of readings and musical solos followed. FOR SALE HOT POINT automatic electric range nearly new. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Steele Don Hewitt and Delvin Newton left for a month in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wurtz
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Oscar Stromberg
Emma Peterson
H. F. Baker
Clara
Iola Mae Peterson
Stromsburg
Clemond Orendorff
Harvey Sundberg
Gordon Beckstrom
Bill Jones
Erie
Ill
Robert Lindahl
Clarks
Hannah Lindahl
Blanche Patchin
Nettie Carlson
Grand Island
E. J. Schultz
Fremont
Harold
Harry Schultz
Marquette
Albert Sundberg
C. J. McCoy
Hilding Strand
Ed Nelson
Karl Detloff
E. E. Pengelly
M.E. Church
C.A. Carlson
Methodist Ladies Aid
Frank Davis
David Dornburgh
Niaty
Busiess
Oscar Sundberg
Paul Strand
Gordon Eno
America
Glenn Hill
Iva Stevens
P. J Garten
Ruth Nelson
Arnold Isaacson
Livestock Prices at South Omaha and Union Stock Yards Report
Receipts of cattle at Omaha on Monday totaled 16,500 head. Desirable fed steers and yearlings were in good demand at steady to easier levels while cows and heifers sold slowly and unevenly lower. Stock cattle and feeding steers sold brisk with prices strong to 15.25 cents higher. Cornfed steers ranged from 8.00 to 13.00 dollars, with yearlings at 9.15 and up. Fat lambs quoted at 7.00 to 7.50 dollars. feeders 7.00 to 7.25. Aged sheep steady.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
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Rexall Drug Store
Rexall
August Nelson
MR. and
Mrs
Dave Eckdahl
Myer’s Quality Dairy Products
F. A. Hannis York
Optometrist
Polk, Nebraska
East Front
Nebr. Realty Auction Co
Central City, Nebraska
THE
Polk Progress
Yoward W. Werbes
Congress
John I Anderson
Anderson
Lunner and Johnson
Clark Snodgrass
Baby
T. J Nelson
J. Johnson
Lincoln
Federal Court
C R. Peterson
George Wochner
Minnick
California
Walter Green
Little Son
Klone Walter
Glen
Claude Green
William Cohagan
A.O Whittemore
Edwin Lindburg
Edwin
J. B. Williams
M. D
Revel Sword
Stromsburg, Nebraska
Polk County Medical Society
HOT Point
Progress Office
W. C. Steele
Don Hewitt
Delvin Newton
South Omaha
Theatre Central City
Mary Carlisle
Lloyd Nolan
Hope Long Cassidy
John Boles
Madge Evans
Sinners
Sally Eilers
Paul Kelly
Brooklyn
Jimmie Savo
Nan Grey
Jonathan
Royal Ann
SWIFT
Boston
KRAFT
City
Lloyd Stromberg
Columbus Rendering Company
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