Local notes from Bunker Hill and nearby towns
A flurry of weekly updates from Bunker Hill Glen Bales and Sidney include visits between families Mrs Ross Tinlly Mrs John Engel and others. Birth announced a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ernest Hille born August 5th. Community events cover dances ball game Gurley vs Center score 4 to 3 and Ladies Extension meeting plans with millinery course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Tinlly
Glen Dales
John Engel
Sidney
Theo Borcher
John Borcher
Glen Bales
Ross
Maurice Lloyd
Ross Hilly
A. D. Rose
Evelyn
Ernest Hille
Charles Wheeler
Henry Wheeler
Cash Scott's
Klug
Lawrence Shellpaper
Gurley
Farmers Union
Court House
Fred Reyer
Local Gossip and Visits Across Grand Prairie Neighborhood
Grand Prairie notes recount Mrs Will Frerichs exiled on Mrs A G Weaver while Mr Frerichs visited Colton. Families and friends attend a pall game at Gowney Mars and visits span Suno Albion Weston Gothenburg to help with threshing and farming interests. Rev Johnson of Weston preaches at Yeniel and Peniel about to host sermons next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Frerichs
A. G. Weaver
Mr. Frerichs
Colton
Heinzman
Fred Windsheimer
Gwrney
Mars
Frank Tanndgren
Suno
Myers
West Point
Nebraska
Witliam
Will
Albert
Johnson
Morris Hernbloom
Earl
Burke
Dix Suday
Joe Fernquist
Malore Weaver
Alliance
Frank Holm
Frank Lundgren
Fr. A. Johnson
Alec Pierson
Weston
Peter Stevens
Gothenburg
E. A. Johnson
Frank Heinzman
Paul Heinzman
Friend
Rev. Johnson
Yeniel
Rev
Alec Plerkon
Stranburg
Peniel
Wireless Show At Hardy Ballroom Promises Ocean Message Demo
A. Overseas Wireless Company and J. E. Thayer Retail Store present a wireless concert Friday August 18 at the Hardy Ballroom. Demonstrations will show messages received from steamers at sea or distant lands using a generative outfit. First show 7 to 9 p m admission, dance 9 to 12 p m admission 1.00. Children to Rexall Store for ticket sales. three tickets earned a free ticket. Get tickets early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wireless Company
J. E. Thayer
Hardy
Ball Room
Rexall
Adve
Best terms and prizes on EU money Burgess note
Best terms and prizes on European funds mentioned by Burgess in a brief note found on the corner. The fragment suggests inquiry into favorable rates and awards but lacks concrete details or named entities. Further context would be needed to confirm dates or program names.
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Burgess
Harvest Week Social Notes From Maple Grove
Maple Grove locals report threshing activity and visits as harvest progresses. Herman Andre threshes for himself while new workers join farms including Charles Welton and George Fortner from Town and Wayne, Nebraska respectively. Entries mention Mrs. Weaver’s illness easing, various calls on J A Lands and Irma Welton, and daily farm tasks, meals, and visits among Miles, Sharman, Johnson, Olson, Frisbie, Kennedy, and Christensen families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Andre
W. Y. Miles
Weaver
Wayne
Nebraska
Ed Miles
David Frisbie
Herbert Kennedy
California
W. T. Sharman
Irma Welton
Irwin Girls
John Westerhoff
Dalton
W. T. Sharman and Sons
Sunnday
Nels Johnson
Albin Olson
Art Johnson
Claud Frisbie
Wm. Sharman
Vern Signor
Frank Christensen
Harvest get togethers and busy grain season near Oshkosh
A week of farm activity is described with Frank Goodwin overseeing harvest on the ranch. Families Schneulle Brocklesby Blankey and the Misses Hamer picnicked at Oshkosh. Local residents assisted harvest crews, visited relatives, and noted wheat and oats in varied yield. Spuds are a strong crop. several residents traded and shopped in Sidney and Shiney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodwin
Schneulle Brocklesby
Blankey
Misses Hamer
Henry Johnson
Frans Bushoom
Emory Watton
Roy Frame
Fred Sternberg
Wa. Jeudes
H. Ebmke
Grover Hatcher
Ray Frame
Sidney
Chester
Catherine Hamer
Elmer Hughes
John Jones
Ernest
Dalton
Isaac Jones
Auto Crash Injures Six Youths Near Brule
Six young people from Oxallala were badly injured when H Frerichs of Brule hit their Ford sedan from behind east of Brule. The crash, at high speed, sent occupants flying. Miss Tesla Campbell Miss Olive Noble and Ben Zham were most seriously hurt. Mariel Antrim Ralph Hillyers and Hanford Chase had minor injuries. The Ford was wrecked and all were frightened. Keith Co. News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewellen
Oxallala
H. Frerichs
Brule
Ford
Tesla Campbell
Olive Noble
Ben Zham
Mariel Antrim
Ralph Hillyers
Hanford Chase
Keith Co. News
Modern Wheeled Home For Henrys On Summer Trip
Mr and Mrs W J Henry and family plan a month long journey through Yellow stone park and the west in a self built light truck home on wheels. The mobile house features its own lighting system hot and cold water curtains screens beds and storage areas making it comfortable while relying on gown resources rather than hotels or camp grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Larson's Music Store Ad Promotes Piano and Phonograph Sales
A short display advert urges readers to arrange purchases of pianos and phonographs. It highlights convenient terms offered by Larson's Music Store, aiming to attract customers seeking flexible payment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson's Music Store
Hoop and Candle in a 1923 McClure Comic Romance
Willie Chalmers visits Billy Chase as their flirtation unfolds through knitting, candlelit scenes, and playful danger with needles. A late night act of kindness toward a weary mother and child ends with Willie glimpsing Winnie at a station, candles in the window and a wooden hoop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie” Chalmers
Billy” Chase
Billy
Willie
Satan
Wiliie
Maynard Mann
Maynard
Mamma
Wilhelmina
How It Happened
A fragment from a conversation shows a woman recounting a proposal by Jack Gayboy and her firm rejection to preserve self respect. The text includes garbled dialogue and names, reflecting a damaged narrative segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gayboy
Lodgepole Notes: Local Visits and Business Changes
Mrs WB Jewett and son Jack of Gurley visit the Versingers this week. Mrs Nellie E Petty visits daughter Mrs J W McDaniel in Chapel. Ed Lemkuhl and son Walter of Wahoo stop by Fred Temkuhl’s on return from Burlington Colorado. Barbara Bates of Kimball visits grandparents Mr and Mrs RB Bates. Bert Sharman sells drug store interest to W E Morrow forming Manton and Morrow. G E Minshall and family visit from Sterling to collect two girls staying with Mrs N E Petty. Leo Thompson and family depart for Beatrice Nebraska to try out for Beatrice ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Sharman
W. E. Morrow
Man‘tor & Morrow
G. E. Minshall
Billy
Sterling
N. E. Petty
Leo
Thompson
Beatrice
Nebraska
Lodgepole defeats Ovid team 11 to 0 in baseball
The Lodgepole baseball team of the Nebraska State League beat two Ovid, Colorado opponents 11 to 0 on Sunday. Lodgepole is circulating a petition to host a three day tournament in the city. Postmaster Taylor of Chappell and family visited friends in Lodgepole Monday. Bert Sharman advertised a house sale for Saturday and plans to move to Anaheim where his wife and two children reside with her parents, Mr and Mrs John Finnegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
Ovid
Colorado
Taylor
Chappell
Bert Sharman
Anaheim
California
John Finnegan
Lou Miller
A. C. Bales
Medicine Row
Wyoming
Emma Paulson
Brooklyn
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Bunker Hill
Grand Prairie
Maple Grove
North Divide
Bertha F. Seymour
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Plegee
Mr. Chase
Jose
Sidney Farms Creamery
S. Olson
Alice Quinn
Boulder
Miss Quinn
Forney
Wilma Weatherwax
Edith Meyer
Sam Wolfe
Kearney State Normal
Prof. Kuhlman
A. E. Herring
D. B. Fletcher
W. T. Hater
J. F. Carter
Sanitary
Dempster
C. M. Wright
First Ave East
Bentley Laind Company
Sidney and Chappell, Nebr
Shire Seas
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