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Sidnes
Nebraska
Valley floods delay train service and village election results
Floods at Valley Waterloo and Fremont delay train service. The top three candidates for village trustees are Simon 166 Wellner 151 Fundingstand 150 Cambriia 82 Lowe 77 Bassett 30. Dr J C Swatalander from Campbell opens offices. Y F Kucera learns of his mother's illness in Michigan.
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Valley
Waterloo
Fremont
Simon
Wellner
Fund Ingstand
Cambriia
Lowe
Bassett
J. C. Swatalander
Campbell
Quiet village election with single ticket outcome
Twenty four years ago the village election featured a lone ticket with C. D. Every and C. M. Wright receiving the bulk of votes. Frosts set back garden making, while M. H. Tobin from Lodgewood Ranch sold the Capitol saloon to his son Frank and Louis Wassem, who would assume May 1.
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C. D. Every
C. M. Wright
M. H. Tobin
Lodgewood Ranch
Capitol
Frank
Louis Wassem
Freight house fire sparked by passing engine prompts alarm
The Telegraph recalls a 34 year old Saturday incident when sparks from a passing engine ignited a freight house but Johnnie Pritchard alerted the town and helped contain the blaze. McLernon’s opening Saturday drew a large crowd despite bad weather and Axsett and Brennan unveiled a refined soda fountain, enhancing their drug store.
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Johnnie Pritchard
Pritchard
McLernon
Women voters skip school election despite privilege
Forty three years ago the Telegraph notes women did not attend the school election they could vote in. The item remarks on the importance of these offices and mentions snow aiding grass growth. It also reports drunken soldiers causing a scene in Rome and notes many new farmers arriving in Sioux County next week.
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Idney
Rome
Ioux County
Auto crash near West Gurley injures Viola Jeudes
Route A West Gurley Viola Jeudes daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Jeudes was in a Ford touring when a wheel broke causing a rollover. She freed herself and lifted the car to save her little sister who escaped unhurt. Viola suffered a scalp wound a bruised face and body bruises. She walked home and phoned her father then grew weaker. The family expects help from neighbors while Viola recovers and care continues.
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Viola Jeudes
Albert Jeudes
Viola
Mia Jeudes
Sorger
Henry Horet
Teena Sorge
Knox Farm Social Roundup In Twin Mounds Area
Mrs. Walter Aurich and Mrs. Albert Jeudes are mentioned in local notices. Families including Aurich Ewert Knox Stockamp Sorge and Ewert share visits to farms and neighbors. Seeds and sowing activity appear with Krembring obtaining spring wheat. Social calls occur at Groshans Knox and Spiker households with several couples visiting Bayard and surrounding friends.
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Walter Aurich
Knox Home
Oscar Aurich
Will Ewert
Victor Knox
Arnold Stockamp
Gilbert Sorge
Donald Ewert
Stark Farm
Twin Mounds
Albert Jeudes
Carl Olson
Sidney
Fred Bartells
John Groshans
Albert Krembring
Knox Farm
Ray Spiker
Bert Walker
Knox
Vernon Scott
Bayard
Sheldon Scott
Roy Bancroft
Local social notes from Bunker Hill and surrounding area
Bunker Hill and nearby households record social visits and family gatherings. The page lists numerous calls and dinners at various homes including Engel, Happel, Beyer, Borcher, Frame, Jeudes, Rohde, Meyer, Hille, and others, with movements to Gurley and Colorado and a B. H. club meeting. Wm Rohde and Paul Meyer hauled hogs to Bronson, and L. D. Willey visited, while crowds attended a Center church meeting.
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George Harms
John Engel
Henry Ebmke
Wm. Jeudes
Andrew Nelson
Ray Frame
Wm. Rohde’s
Gus Jeudes
Fred Beyer’s
George Hendricks
Cecil
Pete Beyer’s
Wm. Borcher
John Borcher
Wm. Meyer
Wim. Rohde
August
Sidney
Thingan
Curt Scott
C. A. Overman
B. H. Club
Theo Borcher
Center Church
Local residents honor L. W. Dirks on birthday
Ickes News notes a Saturday birthday celebration for L. W. Dirks with Mr. and Mrs. Weed, Mr. and Mrs. Click, Mr. and Mrs. James, Mr. and Mrs. Winkleman, John Davis, Walford Larson and others attending. Visitors and neighbors join lodge activities and community calls in Dalton and nearby areas.
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E. L. Weed
Clyde Click
C. F. James
George Winkleman
John Davis
Walford Larson
L. W. Dirks
J. W. Eckert
Allen Muhr
Redington
W. Eckert
J. Kreader
Alvin Mann
Allen Overman
John Peterson
John Davison
Lawrence Dugger
C. J. James
J. D. Conover
Watford Larson
BE. E. Osborn
L. Freeburg
Art Draper
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Dalton
Ed Zorn
Rodger Brenan
G. H. Worth
Eether
Adga Anderson
Esther Freeman
Broadwater
Lloyd Juell
John’ Peterson
Kruger
Harrisburg
Chris Peterson
Opal
Fay ‘ Bovee
Shirley
Borelyn Mayer
Dance Enater Monday at Dix with Paul Bullock Orchestra
Music by Paul Bullock's Orchestra and Freddie Wade Blues Singing at Dix. FOR SALE Suick touring car in good condition asking about $108. M. W. Osbern Meter Co.
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Dix
Paul Bullock
Freddie Wade
Suick
M. W. Osbern Meter Co
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