Peetz Area Notes Mixed With Arrivals And Incidents
D Meyer remains in very serious condition awaiting another operation this week. New residents and arrivals include M Cobb from Omaha locating south of town and O A Kite from College View Neb arriving with a car to settle west of town. Firearm charges against Kem Robinette and Dick Oppie noted. local activity includes shipping hay, bricks, and posts, a blizzard following rain, and several residents traveling to Sidney Morrill and Dalton.
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D. Meyer
M. Cobb
Omaha
Peetz Lumber Company
John Frazier
Morrill
Neb
Dan Stivers
Olin
Iowa
Nate Marty
Lexington
Nebraska
Will Fulton advances wheat sowing with new engine setup
Will Fulton sows wheat this week using two discs and a press drill to speed planting. Art Myers of Peetz Colorado engineers for Fulton. Several locals visit relatives in Colorado and Sterling for a land case hearing. Hiett family updates include windmill purchases and an oil burner on Fulton's engine.
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Will Fulton
Mr. Hand
Art Myers
Peetz
Colorado
Thomas Simpson
Hand Girls
Herman Hiett
Sterling
Mr. Connelly
W.T. Hiett
Pleasant View Boundary Dispute and Local Notes
Pleasant View faces a boundary debate with some saying it spans from the North Platte to the Lodgepole. The unresolved line complicates locating the scribe. Mr. Whistler sold his farm to an unnamed buyer. Pat Dalton visited Potter on Thursday.
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North Platte
Lodgepole
Whistler
Sunol News Briefs Include Local Travel and Play Notice
Anna Walker returns home for summer from Krueger ranch after seven to eight months away. A windy Saturday reduced dance attendance though attendees reported a fine time. Hank Neumann and Friend Dickinson visited Sidney. Mrs. Mons Johnson rode No.4 from Sidney. Ernest Line and Russell Fusha attended Chappell play in Sidney. Bert Allington finished feeding 100 acres west of town. Miss Topsey Turvy opens at Sunol Opera House Saturday April 1 with dancing after. Englert brothers start farming on Neumann place. Farmers north of Sund push for a postal route. signers growing. They also work on a telephone line.
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Anna Walker
Krueger
Hank Neumann
Friend Dickinson
Sidney
Mons Johnson
Ernest Line
Russell Fusha
Bert Allington
Sickness and recovery items from local farm and town
Mrs T E Quinn and Mrs T F Quinn visited Sonsic farm Monday. Victor Inox returned home from Commissioner Haiston's after twelve days in care. He shows notable improvement. Mabel Haiston stayed with Helen Gould in Sidney Thursday night. No church services Sunday due to the storm. Miss Lottie Raymond brought an Easter lily to Victor Knox’s sick room. Ehmke recovering health after illness. J H Birdwell has the auto microbe and will soon turn his horse to the back pasture.
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Will Godings
Sauer
Pleasant View
A. L. Weimer
Sextorp
Charles Stanton
Alden Kimball
Alden
Rebecca Schrear
Laura Adams
George Hicks
Evan Stines
H. Courtright
Heimer
Victor Inox
Commissioner Haiston
Mabel Haiston
Helen Gould
Sidney
J. H. Birdwell
Taft Denies Springfield Lorimer Plot and Senate Hope
Friends of President Taft deny reports that he and Senator Aldrich urged William Lorimer’s election to the U S Senate. They say Taft hoped for a Senate vote to break Illinois deadlock but did nothing more. Taft also says his extra session message will be brief and focus on reciprocity with Canada before possibly addressing a permanent tariff board.
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Washington
Friends
Taft
Springfield
Ill
Aldrich
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Friends of
Linois
Canada
Tariff Board
Nebraska Bill Signings Expand City Charter Powers
Lincoln March 30. The governor signed the Reagan bill granting home rule to cities over 5,000 population and allowing commissions or other forms of government. The Euis stock yards bill was signed alongside Brown bills allowing corporations to pay taxes on paid up capital. A Gandy woman’s suffrage bill was defeated 44 to 48 amid factional debate.
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Lincoln
Euis Stock Yards
Brown
Homer
State Sunday School Meet At Grand Island In June
Grand Island Nebraska March 30 Veterans state workers Kimberly of Lincoln and Miss Margaret Brown of Grand Island predict the State Sunday School convention will draw the largest attendance in its history from June 6 to 8. International talent will travel on to the national San Francisco meeting. The men’s parade aims for 1500 participants.
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Grand Island
Neb
State
Kimberly
Lincoln
Margaret Brown
San Francisco
Postmaster in Trouble in Reynolds Nebraska
United States inspector R A Brauer from Hastings investigates Reynolds post office receipts. Postmaster F A Corbin, who runs a general store, is reported short about 2675 dollars and allegedly wrote money orders to pay creditors. Creditors have taken charge of the store and authorities pursue recoupment.
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Fairbury
Neb
R. A. Brauer
United States
Hastings
Reynolds
Braver
F A Corbin
Corbin
Sam
Autopsy Ordered in Death of Grace Baker
Hastings Neb March 30 A coroner inquest was ordered to investigate the death of Grace Baker. An autopsy was performed but the report will be revealed when the jury reconvenes. She allegedly confessed to a criminal operation by Dr H M Swigart and faced a planned marriage to cigarmaker Campbell who disappeared on the wedding day.
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Hastings
Neb
Grace Baker
H. M. Swigart
Soldiers’ Home
Grand Island
Campbell
Miss Baker
Norfolk couple indicted in child death murder case
Henry Stehr of Norfolk is indicted by the Madison county grand jury for first degree murder, and his wife Minnie Stehr for second degree murder in connection with the death of their three year old son Kauri who died after his feet froze last January. In Omaha, authorities say the only clue is an old revolver discarded by highwayman Herman B. Cohn, with suspects John Leahy and Henry Mignery released from custody.
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Norfolk, Neb
Henry Stehr
Norfolk
Madison County Grand Jury
Minnie Stehr
Kauri
Omaha
Herman B. Cohn
John Leahy
Henry Mignery
Erdman Receives Fifteen Year Term in Omaha
Frank Erdman, convicted of attempting murder by placing dynamite on Tom Dennison's porch, was sentenced by Judge Estelle to fifteen years in the penitentiary with hard labor in Omaha.
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Omaha
Frank Erdman
Tom Dennison
Estelle
Snowstorm closes streets as poles topple in region
Norfolk Nebraska reports a heavy snowstorm driven by high winds beginning with sixty five telephone poles felled between Norfolk and Foster Nebraska. Strong winds sweep the area as crews brace for further outages and travel disruption.
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Norfolk
Neb
Here
Foster
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