Dalton Area Personal News Summary
Mr and Mrs Wm Busacker dined with Miss Emma Busacker of Dalton. Several local residents visited Dalton for repairs and social events including Ed Ewing and Hie Eckert families. Numerous discussions of visits to Dalton, Redington, Bridgeport and Owens Wyoming. harvests and alfalfa cutting noted. many calls and dinners at Eckert Davison and related homes.
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Wm. Busacker
Emma Busacker
Dalton
Hie Eckert
W. E. Larson
A. J. Davison
Anton Rudd
Sidney
Earnie Osborn
J. E. Dunne
Loren Dugger
Potter
George Shibner
Ed Ewing
Eckert
Lola Eckert
Reddington
Craig
Redington
Perry Babb
Owens
Wyoming
Dave Eckert
Will Morrow
Frank O'Neill
Clara Eckert
Carrie Eckert
Chadron
John Eckert
Alvah Birdwell
Jake Eckert
Elmer McEw
Penish Hall
Clara
John Davison
Catherine Walsh
Elmer McEwan
Dave
Bridgeport
Herb Foster
Maggie Shinker
Pat Keenan
Frank Weigands
Dalton Goers
Jim McNulty
J. C. Dunne
Will Cheney
Cheney
Mr. Shutt
Cheyenne
Chugwater
George Juelf
Joe Neahus
George Hicks
Chas Neaman
R. H. Goding
J. C. Kreader
J. M. Kreader
Joe Vogler
Earl Robinson
Mr. Kopisky
Vogler
Iowa
Jim Mneulty
Laura McNulty
Will McMullen
Hill
Foster
Armuth
Babe Armuth
Kelly
James Kindlan
Herman
John
Frank Mintken
Ricker Mintken
Fremont
Babe
Olive Armuth
James
Pat Kindlan
Mr. Perry
Frank White
George Shinker
Sol Horn
Scribner
Ed Walsh
Catherine
A Word for Mothers Invigorating Scott’s Emulsion
A vintage appeal urges mothers to stop neglecting aches and pains. The ad claims Scott’s Emulsion strengthens blood, nourishes nerves, and eases fatigue. It stresses grave mistakes of silent suffering and promises relief from chronic weakness and nervous exhaustion.
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Scott
Gurley Fall Wheat Harvest and Town Activity
Gurley reports a July 21 bail event near the Burlington track as fall wheat harvest continues. Albert Jeudes repairs binders, Higenberg begins as elevator man, and several locals including Mrs. Gustin, Albert Christensen, John Royce, Mr. Kreader, and the Larson family are involved in town work and trade. Bockstadter lays the Gurley State Bank foundation while Will Tiger reports hail damage on 40 acres. Bewley remains a regular visitor.
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Gurley
Burlington Track
Albert Jeudes
Higenberg
Zeb Gustin
South Dakota
Albert Christensen
John Royce
Kreader
Mrs. Larson
Dalton
Flora
Bockstadter
Will Tiger
Geo. M. Bewley
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Market Report
A detailed South Omaha market summary shows cattle receipts of 3,500 head and 7,000 hogs with prices up 5-10 cents. Good to choice beeves sell around 9.30 to 9.40, calves active, cows and heifers firmer, feeders steady. Lamb and sheep trade mixed as Nevada lambs hit 8.90, ewes 6.35, feeder lambs to 8.10 with overall gains versus Monday.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Bug
Morday
Nevada
Aettle
Rubbing It in Proud Dad I suppose in time baby I marry
Dialogue from Philadelphia Ledger quotes a father and mother discussing marriage and the prospect of a daughter marrying, reflecting social attitudes and family dynamics.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Flow does Fatboy stand the heat in clever idea
A Boston Globe quip notes Flow endures hot weather by sitting beneath a tree and reading French mystery stories, a calm image of restraint and curiosity amid summer heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatboy
Boston Globe
War News Slow to Break on Fronts as Battles Roar
British troops crest the ridge on the Dardanelles while Warsaw holds with German encirclement pressing. Russian reports speak of heavy, bloody fighting along Narew Vistula Bug and Vieprz. Austria claims success at Mang erod and captures over 2,000 men. Western front quiets then erupts near Ypres and air raids over Strassburg. Italy reports Austrian losses from rock descents. Germans deploy many aircraft and clash with French near Chateau-Salines. Russia may surrender Warsaw as German plans loom toward Paris. Kaiser Wilhelm marks war anniversary with firm stance. Submarine warfare debate with U S. Gallipoli quiet. Constantinople fire devastates thousands of buildings. Canadian mounted rifles arrive at Plymouth to join British forces.
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Dardanelles
London
Warsaw
Narew
Ostrolenka
Vistula
Bug
Vieprz
Ivangerod
Amsterdam
Ypres
Strassburg
Rhine
Rome
Hooge
Belgium
Souchez
France
Chateau-Salines
Poland
Paris
Duma
Russia
Moscow
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Berlin
Great Britain
Gallipoli
Athens
Constantinople
Whyley
Frost
Queenstown
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Brest Litovek
Grodno-Kovno
Kate Masterson Committed for Treatment at Bloomingdale
Kate Masterson, noted newspaper and magazine writer and playwright, sister of Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Kelly, was committed to Bloomingdale for medical treatment.
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Kate Masterson
Supreme Court
Kelly
Brooklyn
Bloomingdale
Knee Length Men's Overcoats Debated by International Cutters
Styles approved by the International Custom Cutters association prescribe knee length men s overcoats for next fall and winter with velvet collars. The measure reflects current fashion guidance and industry consensus on outerwear silhouettes.
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International Custom Cutters’ Association
Eastland Disaster Probe Focuses on Grand Jury Action
Judge Landis restricts witness testimony to the federal grand jury and seizes the ship records as the Eastland inquiry shifts to federal jurisdiction. Secretary Redfield defends the probe amid criticism while the death toll rises and the missing count declines with another recovery bringing known dead to 836.
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Landis
Chicago
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Hoboes Leader Plans World Tour to Unite 5 Million
Jeff Davis known as king of hoboes prepares to sail from New York on the private yacht Marjorie owned by George E. Crater Jr. to organize an international union of five million hoboes. He aims to reach twenty million hoboes worldwide and expects five million to join if luck holds. The itinerary covers global capitals and industrial centers to study conditions and foster a strong organization.
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Jeff Davis
New York
Marjorie
George E. Crater, Jr
Davis
Jordan Removed to Penitentiary for Trial
Daniel Jordan of Scottsbluff Nebraska principal accused in the Joseph Layton murder case has been moved to the state penitentiary to await district court action. He entered a not guilty plea at the preliminary but attorney White produced sufficient evidence to bind him over. A feared attempt at liberation prompted the penitentiary removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Jordan
Scottsbluff, Neb
Joseph Layton
District Court
White
Eastern Roads Maintain Grain Elevation Charges
Eastern railways running east keep the old policy on elevation charges for grain. Omaha line grain business remains unaffected for now, says C. J. Chisam, general freight agent of the Great Western.
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Omaha
C. J. Chisam
Great Western
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