Nebraska fair dates list and secretaries by county
A compiled register from the Nebraska Association of fair managers lists county fairs with dates and secretaries. Names include Wm. H. Smith Lincoln State House as secretary treasurer, various county secretaries such as J. F. Bingin Antelope Neligh, J. C. Harris Boone Albion, A. W. Lamb Boyd Butte, G Haase Buffalo Kearney, and many more across statewide districts.
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Nebraska Association of Fair Managers
Wm. H. Smith
State House
Lincoln
Smne
Teangs
J. F. Bigin
Antelope—Neligh
J. C. Harris
Boone
Albion
A. W. Lamb Boyd
Butte
E. W. Luth
Buffalo
Kearney
G Haase
Burt
Oakland
G. A. Kull
Butler
Imyid City
W. H McGaffin, Jr
Cass—Weeping Water
O. V Boone
Cedar—Hartington
Anthony Hirachman
Chase—Imperial
Edward Travia
Clay
Clay Center
Hi. HL Harvey
Colfax—Leigh
G. IE. McNary
Custer
Broken Bow
Frank J. Davia
Dawes—Chadron
F. W. Patterson
Dawson
Lexington
R. E. Falkinburg
Dixon—Concord
E. J. Hughes Dodge
Scribner
Walter Sievers
A RO
Anton Tunerg
Douglas
Waterloo
Frank B. Cox
Dundy—Benkleman
E. P Schroeder
Fillmore
Geneva
S. E. Ralsten
Franklin—Franklin
A. T Ready
Frontier—Stockvile
C. A Warner
Furnas
Beaver City
MH. Freaas
Gage—Beatrice
Boyd Rist
Garden—Lewellen
WE Marsh
Garfield
Bur
Cabsrtaon
A Rmith
Holt—Chambers
H.C. Cooper
Holt—O'neill
John L. Quig
Howard
St. Paul
Charles Dorby
Jefferson—Fairbury
O R. Jones
Johnson—Tecumseh
S M Louder
Logan
Stapleton
Thomas Hanna
Madison
George Jackson
Otoe
Nebraska City
Pawnee
Pawnee City
D. W. Osborne
Perkins—Grant
F. A Edwards
B. B. Franake
Polk—Osceola
Gilbert Johnson
Reg Willow
MecCook
Elmer AY
Red
Sherman—Loup City
Roy Campbell
Slovax Co
Harrison
Rex. T. Coffee
Stanton Elanigm
Ervine E
Slee —Urevale
E. J. Mitchell
Thurston
H D. Leggett
Washington
A Arlington
G. Marshall
Webster—Sladen
S. P. Duncan
York—York
G. W. Schreck
Tri-State
Crawford
A. W. Sprague
W. Neb
Maywood
Visitor and Native Clash Over Origins
A brief dialogue turns on origin and allegiance as a visitor asks where the speaker comes from and the native replies that they reign at home without a fixed homeland. The exchange highlights identity and belonging.
Doctor Cutter’s Practice Among Common and Exclusive
A dialogue reveals Dr. Cutter treats ordinary residents while his completed work serves only exclusive families. The exchange suggests a split pattern in his client base and raises questions about equity in medical access.
Judging by Prices Hewitt Clothes Don’t Make the Man
A brief item notes that clothing prices do not determine a man’s worth and lampoons fashion cost as a predictor of character, citing Hewitt and the maker’s influence rather than the wearer.
Landlord Warns Tenant Over Pets and Rats
A landlord warns a tenant that an apartment is infested with rats and mice and reminds that pets are not permitted. The message threatens lease cancellation and a 2 percent rent increase unless the animals are removed.
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Delr
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Maple Grove Visits and Social Round in Gurley
Maple Grove resident Miss Mabel Collart visits relatives in Gurley this week. Families including Waddell, Johnson, Ruhter and Miles gather for dinners, Sunday visits, and birthday celebrations at Sharman's. A Sunday hail storm caused little damage. numerous neighbors shared ice cream and cake.
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Mabel Collart
Gurley
Theo Waddell
Nels Johnson
Andrew Johnson
A. G. Weaver
Miles
Chas Gabriel Place
Paul Ruhter
R. C. Ruhter
R. Ruhter
Roberta
Fd Miles
Hazel
Sidney
Ray Miles
Chas Neick
Thor Rassmussen
Ed. Miles
N. F. Witters
F. A
Community notes from White Cove Valley social visits
Local residents share visits and errands across White Cove Valley and nearby towns. Harold Jobe plans an outing for his wife and sister. Nora English and others visit friends in Crook and Kensington. Meyerholz and family dine with Hillard Marshall. several families assist with alfalfa, wheat, and doctor trips.
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Boy English
Carl Meyerholz
Harold Johe
Clarence Beebe
Loudy
McDonnell and Son
English
Mrs. Reeves
Helleish
Mr. Reeves
Nora English
Lois
Wilma
Mergerholz
Harold Jobe
Holyoke
Reeves
Kensington
Hillard Marshall
Crook
John McDonnell and
Sidney
Ellis Frakes
Raymond Pope
Merino
Meadow Lawn Social Notes A Busy Week
Meadow Lawn community updates detail visits and calls among residents. Mrs Slinch travels to Chas Mayers, Ed Morrow hosts family, and numerous neighbors meet at Rovee and Sullivan homes. A death notice for President Hard is noted with local acknowledgments.
Edge of Silence in a Fiery Domestic Dispute
A terse dialogue reveals a husband asking why his wife left and when she might return. The exchange centers on withheld whereabouts and unresolved marital tensions reflected in brief, clipped replies.
Was and Wasn't by McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Lillian Sears in a librarian romance with Thomas Lytle, a potential millionaire. She fears happiness with a rich man, yet learns his fortune hinges on an inheritance due after his thirtieth birthday, prompting a playful but revealing twist on love and wealth.
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Lillian Sears
Norary
Thomas Lytle
Riverview Drive
Abrarian
Jay
Arthur
Rascal
Lillian
Tom
Lsten
Headless ghost sighted in timber beyond Clapboard Springs
In a country correspondence Mrs. Johnson exclaims over a rumor of a headless ghost wandering the timber beyond Clapboard Springs. Gap Johnson dismisses the tale as a dead egistator spoof from a Kansas City Star report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Livestock on the Farm and Hog Profit Potential
The article argues hogs are a reliable income source when paired with alfalfa and other forages, noting prices and management shape profitability. It cautions against hit and miss farming, urges permanent, well planned livestock integration, and highlights fencing and ranging as keys to steady gains.
Local Family News From Potter and Surrounding Areas
Sextorp Mr and Mrs Geo Reetz and son Gay land spent Sunday in Kimball. Joe Swartz of Otter helped the Prince brothers fix their binder. Saturday Myrtle Nelson was an overnight guest at the D W Mathson home. Mr Shene of Potter gave a talk at the Corner Sunday school. Mr and Mrs C C Crowell attended church at Potter Sunday evening. Peter Nelson and daughter Velma and son Robert were shopping in Potter Saturday evening Sleury Moenieh had been hauling water from Nelson the last few days.
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Geo Reetz
Gayland
Kimball
Joe Swartz
Otter
Prince Brothers
Myrtle Nelson
D. W
Oberfelder's Real Sale at Oberfelder's Store
A real genuine closing and selling out sale at Oberfelder's. Saxophone instruction offered free with all instruments purchased. Hardy Motor Co. carries full stock of repairs. Sidney, Ned. LAR SON'S MUSIC STORE.
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Hardy Motor Co
Sidney
Ned
Oberfelder’s
Larson
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E. R. Danielson
Elizabeth Kelly
Nemaha
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Topeka
Hutchinson
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Texas
Dallas
Waco
Louisiana
York County
State Agriculture College
Methodist
Presbyterian
Table Rock
H. C. McKelvie
American Shorthorn Breeders Association
Johnston & Auld
Hed Cloud
Ak- SarBen
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
The
Rotary Club
Musical Trades of Omaha
Drewett
Maple Grove
White Cove Valley
Chas Johnson
Carlson
R R. Bovee
Slinch
Chas Mayers
Chas Scott
Jim Sullivan
Ed. Morrow and
Dalton
James Sullivan
Chas. Scott
R. R. Rovee
R. R. Ro
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Sextorp
Hansen & Anthony
Spick& Span Cleaners
M. L. Anthony
F. J. Hansen
USCO
United States
Tires
Albaugh Tire Shop
Sidney, Nebraska
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