Cattle Die Like Flies After Frostbitten Cane
Albert Bengston lost eight head of cattle within about thirty minutes on the evening of October 1. The deaths came from cattle eating frost bitten cane shoots in an alfalfa pasture, where a small patch of cane had sprouted. Tudor J. Charles is a candidate for state senator, 32nd district, noted for action and fairness. A local farmer warns that a hawk in a yard may be shot by a resident with a shotgun.
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Albert Bengston
Mr. Bengston
Bergston
Capper Addresses Western Kansas Audience at City Hall
Senator Arthur Capper spoke to a filled City Hall crowd on farm price causes. He cited Canadian wheat imports and shipping limits as factors, warned against the Chicago Board of Trade, and urged support for the Republican ticket. Also notes upcoming Leonard Readers program and the obituary of Leon Paige.
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Arthur Capper
Belleville
Mankat
Kansas
Nebraska
Senator Capper
Canada
Europe
Chicago
League of Nations
Harding
Public Auction Of 72 Big Bone Poland China Dogs
Ed H Brunnemer offers 72 head of Big Bone Poland China dogs for public auction at Brown s Creek Valley Farm Jewell City Kansas on Wednesday October 27 1920 A postal card will mail a catalog from ED H BRUNNEMER Jewell Kansas
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H. Brunnemer
Brown’s Creek Valley
Jewell City
Kansas
Jewell
Reverend Severs speaks on coal at chapel
In a Thursday chapel talk Rev Severs discussed coal properties and mining. A high school pie supper tonight will fund equipment for basketball teams. Elvie Swanson missed Monday due to illness, Rohart Conn joined eighth grade, bringing total to nineteen with hope for twenty. Miss Engle's class had a half holiday for perfect attendance. Phil Haggman and Lorraine Jackson were absent sick. Senator Arthur Capper visited Wednesday morning, delivering a twenty minute address on student life issues and showing interest in the youth.
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Severs
Chapel Thurs Las
Elvie Swanson
Rohart Conn
Miss Engle
Phil Haggman
Lorraine Jackson
Arthur Capper
Special engagement of The Lost Battalion at Princess
Theatregoers learn of the super picture The Lost Battalion at the Princess on Wednesday October 20 for the benefit of the local American Legion. Survivors reenact six days in the Argonne with a stirring, triumphant film that blends thrills and facts for a memorable presentation.
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the Princess
American Legion
Ati
The
Argonne
Sunday Dinner Hosts Welcoming East Side Guests
Mr. and Mrs. John Sydham entertained relatives and new neighbors at a Sunday dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. August Rasmussen and children, Mr. and Mrs. William Steet and son, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sjobhorn and children of Geartland, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sjohelm of Jamestown, Mr. and Mrs. Minow Johnson of Topeka, Mr. and Mrs. Jorph Johnson and children, Mees J. Rosene, Rev. and Mrs. Malmquist and daughter. The Sjohelms once lived in White Rock township before moving to Scandia. They are both over seventy but healthy.
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John Sydham
August
Rasmussen
William Steet
Albert Sjobhorn
Geartland
A. W. Sjohelm
Jamestown
Minow, Johnson
Topeka
Jorph Johnson
Mees J. Rosene
Visit From Chadron and Gillette Families
Mrs. Frank Spangler of Chadron Nat and Mrs. Emma Butler of Chadron Nat travel to Gillette Wyo to visit their uncle J. W Holmes and his family over the weekend.
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Frank Spangler
Chadron, Nat
Emma Butler
Gillatte, Wyo
J. W Holmes
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Amoskene A.C
Floul
Tudor J. Charles
Nels Nelson
Linn and Danielson de Lothiers —the House of Kuppenheimer Clothes
Capper
Boys of Kansas
Leanards
City Hall
Mrr Leonard
Leonard
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Mr. Leonard
Corner College
Leon Standley
Lovewell
Courtland
Leon
T. M
Ethel Paige
Lory
Courtland Register
Poland
China
Scandia
Kreitzer
Page Five
Peery
David Smith
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