Peetz Community Notes Retain Hopeful Farm Outlook
Peetz area residents report frequent rain after the big snow, aiding farm work and grain prospects. Visitors include Mr and Mrs J M Smith and Rev Mrs Adkins and family. Local business and travel news feature Branch Bros. salesman Walter Andrews and shipments of hogs to Denver. Families relocate and visit relatives in nearby towns, with others planning trips and sending in local notices.
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J. M Smith
Walter A. Andrews
Branch Bros
Lincoln
Neb
F L
J F. White
Walt
Frank
Peetz
J. B Smith
Sidney
W. A. Pearson
Denver
Colds and Coughs Heal with Scott's Emulsion
Questions about chest congestion and throat troubles lead to immediate treatment with Scott's Emulsion. The preparation uses pure cod liver oil to strengthen the respiratory tract and improve blood, with glycerine soothing throat membranes. Available at drug stores from Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N J.
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Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N
Dentists Dr Atkins to Open Parlor in Peetz Area
Dr C C Atkins a Milton Iowa graduate dentist and brother of Dr H Atkins of Peetz will locate here within ten days and establish dental parlors. Those with bad teeth may be attended locally rather than traveling to Sterling or Sidney. Fred Potterville opened a new restaurant in the Van building. Dr B Henderson of Milton Iowa will visit and may locate in Peetz after meeting Dr Atkins and wife. John Connelly returned from Spaulding Neb for his sister's illness and death. A D Boudreau and the Schlutter brothers shipped a carload of wheat to Omaha. John E Brown returned from Persia Iowa. H C Petersen of Duncan Okla toured local land interests. Baseball enthusiasts raised over 100 dollars to organize a team for the season. County Agent D C Bascom visited farmers and assessed prospects for the coming season.
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C C. Atkins
Milton
Iowa
H. Atkins
Peetz
Sterling
Sidney Fred Potterville
B. Henderson
Atkins
John Connelly
Spaulding
Neb
A. D. Boudreau
Schlutter Brothers
Omaha
John E. Brown
Persia
H. C. Petersen
Duncan
Okla
Logan County
D. C. Bascom
Drys Claim Victory in South Dakota Elections
Anti Liquor forces claim success as fourteen cities switch to dry. Mitchell headquarters report no losses to liquor forces and eighteen large towns stay in the temperance camp amid statewide licensing ballot discussions.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Anti-Saloon League
Mrs Elen French Aldrich Declines City Board Presidency
Mrs Elen French Aldrich, entitled to honorary mayor status for the largest trustee vote in Sawtelle California on April 10, declined the office of president of the board. She stated she can better serve as a trustee. Aldrich formerly lived in Dayton Ohio.
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Elen French Aldrich
Sawtelle
Cal
Aldrich
Dayton, O
Russian Bark Schwanden Sunk by German Submarine
The Russian bark Schwanden sailing from Grenock to Mobile, Alabama was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine. The crew were rescued and saved.
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Grenock
Scotland
Mobile Ala
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha 1916 Market Summary
Receipts moderate and quality strong with cattle steady to higher. Beeves priced around 9.30 to 9.35, cows and heifers in strong demand, hogs priced near 9.26 to 9.45, lambs and sheep subdued but near recent lows with prices for lambs and yearlings shown in the 8 to 11 dollar range. Market activity mixed as buyers remained cautious in the April 19 report from Union Stock Yards.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Ewes
No Rest for Election Boards in Counting Ballots
Secretary of State Pool says election boards must count every ballot without rest after polls close. No provision allows taking ballots elsewhere. a double board proposal failed in the last session. Also notes the death by suicide of Chicago artist Francis D Cavallaro at sixty, once famed in Europe.
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Secretary of State
Jost J
Chicago
Francis D Cavallaro
Europe
Towing Disabled Submarine by Naval Tug Peoria
The naval tug Peoria reported to the navy department that it picked up the disabled submarine K-6 and towed it toward Pensacola. The submarine developed engine trouble while bound for Key West for maneuvers and was in distress off Jupiter inlet with destroyer Mac Dough standing by to ensure its safety.
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Peoria
Navy Department
Pensacola
Key West
Jupiter Inlet
Postroyer MacDough
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