Cold Sunol weather meets grain and grass needs
The Sunol notes colder, cloudy weather with last week’s moisture aiding grain and grass growth. Local activity includes measles cases among Esther Booth and Anna Hornicek, a stalled school week due to teacher absence, road work and brick for a new schoolhouse, livestock movements, and several town residents listed with weather and health updates as April 1918 approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Booth
Miss Uncapher
Teachers’ Association
Scotts Bluff
Anna Hornicek
Dickenson
Hot Springs
S. C
Dickinson
John Sorrel
Floyd Jackson
Bert Allington
Cow
Smith
Sidney
Burbank
Sund
Mi Mblagob
Red Cross
W. D. Taylor
Joe Ruttner
Paul Booth
John Kucera
Pleasant View Snowbound and Local News Roundup
Heaviest road of the season strands Pleasant View as a train becomes snowbound. Snow depth around S inches. Potter opens new Liaura post office route, 160 miles away. Chas Staunton drills Hicks boys well to 50 feet, storm delays. Geo Schrear improves slowly. Hugh Woiten moves to Potter with ill children. Mrs. Harry Courtright dies in Cheyenne hospital, buried in Lotter cemetery. Frank Mueller plows with Titan on old Stein place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coc Aytesworth
State University
Geo
Thirlwall
Ash Grove
Harry Mathewson
Warren Ponteous
Potter
Pleasant View
Council of Defense
Geo. Hicks
Sidney
August Matthes
Omaha
Tren Hilpert
Stein Place
Woten
Wil Meyers
John Quinn
FL Davis
Ed Quinn Phace
Elmer Larson
Epps
J. V Ellington
Keenan
W. M Wassui
Saurs
Paul Hendrickson
Paltz
Liaura
Chas. Staunton
Geo. Schrear
Hugh Woiten
Harry Courtright
Cheyenne
Lotter Cemetery
Frank Mueller
Sunday visits span Rudolph Aeschliman and Krei homes
District 71 residents Sehmelle Jamily and Miss Gies spent Sunday with the Rudolph Aeschliman family. Mr and Mrs Henry Bartels and son and the Linbeck family visited the Krei home, and John Newton moved his family to a new house. Lena Krei helped with house work for a couple of weeks. Walker attended the Farmers Union Convention in Sidney, returning with his daughter Viola. Several other local residents, including Win Jeudes Winzel and Ivan Walker, were noted in daily visits and travels between Sidney Gurley Gurleys Gurley Gurleys as listed in the day’s social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Id. Sehmelle
Jamily
Miss Gies
Rudolph Aeschliman
Henry Bartels
Linbeck
Krei
John Newton
Sunel
Lena Krei
Mrs. Newton
Walter Bartels
Kreis
Walker
Farmers Union
Sidney
Viola
Fred Rehmer
Gurley
Ed Sehmele
Win
Jeudes
John Neary
Will
Winzel
Gurleys
Ivan Walker
Agricultural College
State Farm
Lincoln
Musk as a Chinese Monopoly in World Trade
The Far Eastern Review in Chungking argues China holds a practical monopoly in musk, a single product amid global commerce. Output is modest, around 400 thousand dollars yearly, but musk itself is highly valuable, trading above its weight in silver and gold amid current high exchange rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Far Eastern Review
Chungking
Dry Cell Batteries at Osborn Garage Promotion
A local ad invites readers to purchase dry cell batteries at Osborn Garage. The notice highlights practical supplies for household and automotive use and directs customers to visit the shop location for deals and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os- Born Garage
Also Mentioned on This Page
SUNOL
Fred Rehmer and Sons
Roy Nearys
Sh Kreff
Bertha
Tens
Missouri
Our Place
Neb
Andy Ladine
Nivel
Henry Emke
Vach Bros
Potter, Nebr
BE. A. Teneyck
Fulton
Fulton Trucks
Fulton Motor
Fulton Organization
Hahler Garage
Jos. Hahler
Prop
West Lincoln Way
Sidney, Nebraska
Geo. Rabe Place
Lisco
Dalton
Lodgepole
Two Jacks
Black
Weber
C. L. Mah
Fundingslard & Millett
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