Woolen Prices To Drop 15 to 20 Per Cent
The article notes a predicted 15 to 20 percent reduction in woolens due to lower raw material costs. It also lists several local movements and visits including Philip Sack in Lincoln, Ansel Nordstrom from Stromsburg, Miss Adelia Butzke visiting Chester, Miss Elsie Anderson from Osceola, Mr and Mrs Robert Larson of Pilger visiting Polk friends, and Nellie Harless visiting her sister in Omaha. It mentions W. P. Warnick and daughter Emma traveling to Missouri, and William G. McAdoo planning a visit to Omaha to support Cox’s candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sack
Lincoln
Ansel Nordstrom
Stromsburg
Adelia Butzke
Chester
Walter
Elsie Anderson
Osceola
Robert Larson
Pilger
Polk Friends
Nellie Harless
Omaha
W. P. Warnick
Emma
Missouri
William G. McAdoo
Rev Randolph Removed To Polk Nebraska
The removal of Rev W. T. Randolph and his family from Mason City to Polk Nebraska was announced. He served as pastor of the M E church for about a year, leaving amid appreciation for his work and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Randolph
Polk
Nebraska
W. T. Randolph
Randolph
Mason City
M. E. Church
M. E
Doctor Westfall Clinic on Main Street
Dr D H Westfall locates his clinic on Main Street, first door north of the Variety store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Westfall
M. D
Main Street
Variety Store
Local Notables Attend Meetings and Property Transfer
Pete Shostrom neared Stromsburg on Monday afternoon on business. Theo Larson travelled to Omaha on Wednesday morning. Governor Cox spoke at Grand Island on Monday. Larson Bros living north of town bought the Mrs Hokenson property south of the Westfall home for 4750 dollars last Saturday, through T A Lundberg. The brothers are bachelors with ample funds and are seen as suitable husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete.Shostrom
Stromsburg
Theo Larson
Omaha
R. L. Cox
W. P. “Miller
W. A. Wurtz
J.N. ‘Plessinger
Governor Cox
Grand Island
Business Man of Hordville Dies at 31
Arthur H Osterman manager of the implement department of the Farmers Union Co op died at Colorado Springs Colorado after a three month illness typhoid fever followed by tuberculosis He was 31 an energetic capable business man held in high esteem Funeral services were at 230 PM in the Swedish Lutheran Church with a large gathering of friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H Osterman
Farmers Union Co’op
Ass.n
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hordville
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Winrs & Latch
fromJan Gate
Sack Lumber & Coal Co
Wife Ube
Ness
Polk: Milling Co
A-C
Quillen
F. B. Slusser
Frederick Fous, M. D
Central
W.F. Eckles
Nat'l. Bank
York
Neb
DR. Jackson
Chiropractor
C R. Peterson
R. L. Peterson
W. J. Lewis Auctioneer
Clarks, Neb
John Plessinger
Viking Theatre
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Lincoln, Nebraska
Missouri River
Adams
Webster
Platte River
Kansas State’ Line
Andy
N. T. Rakestraw
C. P. Russell
Sec
Lincoln, Nebr
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