Local notes drift across Lodge Pole and county events
Cash Williams an organ dealer in Lodge Pole faced tar and feathers from angry residents as a warning to lawbreakers. Cheyenne Meyere club plans the state’s first bicycle tournament with several race distances. M. M Nveves returned from Sheridan and nearby towns. J C Dearinger exhibits oats over five feet tall from irrigation. John Lehman’s son accidentally shot while cleaning a revolver. W P Marsh arrives to prove up on free claim and seeks western Nebraska work after Minnesota surveying. George Jenner announces sheriff candidacy. Gus Wellner rents Front street building for hotel move. County teachers’ institute entertainment, directed by Prof Brunner, well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Williams
Lodge Pole
Cheyenne Meyere Club
M. M Nveves
Sheridan
Wyoming
J. C. Dearinger
Camp Clarke
John Lehman
Ed Gorman
W. PF. Marsh
Devel County
Minnesota
Nebraska
George Jenner
Gus Wellner
Institute
Vrof, Brunner
SEXTORP REPORTS A Calm Weekday in Eastern County
The excerpt notes a period from early week in district 13 with church attendance at Johnson's Grove. It lists residents and visitors including the Dunlavy family from Denver visiting Scottsbluff residents, plus Marguerite Jacobson from Potter staying with Mable Mielke and others in Dix. Several local families, including Crowell, Nelson, and Fisher households, are recorded for business calls, visits, and cleaning duties around Peter Nelson's home amid illness in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Jacobson
Potter
Mable Mielke
Lloyd Shaw
Clinton
Dorothy Tobler
Herbert Scheele
Dix
Peter Nelson
Chris Crowell
Dunlavy
Denver
Neil Dunlavy
Relief for Nebraska banks plan to wipe guaranty debt
A state wide movement among Nebraska bankers seeks to create a fund to pay off the guaranty fund indebtedness by issuing receivers' certificates. The plan would involve a possible state banker and public tax share, with the goal to relieve the burden on suspended and insolvent banks while preserving depositor protection and stabilizing business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Sud
Nebraska
Wheat Smut Special visits spur farmer interest and fair plans
The Burlington Wheat Smut Special train toured the region last week offering educational demonstrations for wheat growers. Despite rains and heavy farm duties limiting attendance, officials stressed the importance of eradicating smut, a costly pest. Cheyenne County plans a standout fair with a strong program and calls all residents to support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wheat
Cheyenne County
Desperado Fred Brown Nabbed After Local Search
Deputy Sheriff Carly and local officers detained a man matching Fred D. Brown after a Chicago police alert prompted a quiet search. Chicago will hold him until identification confirmed. Other notes mention Prof. Wharton delaying September arrival due to his wife’s illness, crab apples picked by M. H. Tobin, and visits by C. S. & S. Doty regarding subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carly
Chicago
Fred D. Brown
Brown
Prof
Wharton
Sidney
M. H. Tobin
C. S&s. Doty
Lincoln State Journal
Sunny Side Smiles and Local Visits Report
Sunny Side notes a sequence of weekend calls in Hernbloom and nearby towns. Evelyn and Lemoyn Johnson visit. Less Omel and children host Lodge Pole callers. the Wise family buys a new player piano. Buckells aided Wickard with threshing meals last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Less Omel
W. W. Wise
K. Buckells
Wickard
Pierce
Sidney
Willard
Warren Wassum
Mantor
Hernbloom
Will Thurow
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Sextorp Report
Ben Couch
George Reetz
Homer Iisher
James Smith
Johnson's Grove
Mrs Dunlavy
Irene
Scottsblut
Arlo Fisher
Edwin Erieton
Fred Prince
Angeline and
Freda
Jerome Kafka
Jesse Lambert
UY V. Doran
Gro. KR
Adam
Central Avenue
Zone One
George Kearnhart
Robert S. Overfelder
New York
Evelyn and
Lemoyn Johnson
Albaugh Tire Shop
Complete Financial Service
Peter de Laet
Business Men’s Assurance Company of America
Old Line Legal Reserve Insurance Company
W. T. Grant
Home Office
Kansas City
Sally
Arrowhead
WDOD
Arrowhead Hosiery Mills
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