Local and Personal News Mentions of Births and Travels
Mrs and Mrs Clifton N Travis welcome a fine girl born August 19. Edwin John is the name of the baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John Engel on August 21. Stephen Jensen vacationed in Idaho Springs with Mrs Jensen and baby, returning Wednesday. The Bassett family returned from Idaho Springs after a several week visit. Mr H B Miller and Mamie Kucern Miller welcome a seven pound girl Alice Marie in California. Miss Valeska Neubauer returned from Idaho Springs after a month’s vacation with Mrs W F Bassett and Mrs Stephen Jensen.
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Clifton N. ‘Travis
Miss Travis
John Engel
Edwin John
Babe
Stephen Jensen
Ydaho Springs
Mrs. Jensen
Baby
Mr. Jensen
K. D. Bassett
Idaho Springs
Colorado
Bassett Sand
Mr. Bassett
California
H. B. Miller
Mamie Kucern
Alice Marie
Mr. Miller
California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining Co
Crokett, California
Valeska Neubauer
Miss Neubauer
W. F. Bassett
K. D Bassett
Pleasant Valley Harvest News Notes and Visits
Threshing dominates Pleasant Valley as church folk skip cake sales in Crook. Mary Amens returns from Crook aiding Mrs. Larry Londer for harvest. Geo Fischer suffers a left hand injury and blood poisoning from a sliver. Sidney’s Peter Peetz walks the streets. Vern Calkins begins work for Melvin Simpson. Mrs. Jay Simpson and two children visit her parents in town. A B Jelinek and family and Harry Louderback visit C E B Simpson’s home. Oren Loudy and family visit J McDonnell home. Mrs Norton leaves for North Dakota to visit daughter Mrs Steele after weeks with daughter Mrs I J Simpson. A large dinner at P R Simpson’s marks Arthur and wife visiting from Detroit, Roy Simpson and family bound for Chicago. Those present include M Ross of Peetz, Mrs Norton, Mrs Mary Bates, and E J Simpson.
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Church of Pleasant Valley
Crook
Mary Amens
Larry Londerback
Geo. Fischer
Peter Peetz
Sidney
Vern Calkins
Melvin Simpson
Jay Simpson
Sutherland
Simpson Family Social Report From Detroit and Marion
A fragment notes a gathering of the Simpson family including FT W Simpson his wife R 46 Simpson and family 15 Simpson and family and Arthur Simpson and wife with Detroit and Marion McIntosh AH present reporting a fine time.
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Simpson
Arthur Simpson
Detroit
Marion McIntosh
Nebraska Territory Pioneers Association Meet
The Nebraska Territory Pioneers Association will hold its annual summer reunion on Tuesday September 7 1920 in the parlors of the Grand Hotel Lincoln Nebraska. The session opens at 10 a.m. and runs through the day with a luncheon and social hour at noon. Headquarters will be on the balcony of Agricultural Hall at the fair grounds during the fair. All persons who have lived in the county are invited to attend.
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Nebraska Territory Pioneers’ Association
Grand Hotel
12Th and
Q Streets
Lincoln
Nebr
Membership eligibility and renewal at meeting and fairgrounds
State for thirty five years or more are eligible to membership and may register at the Tuesdays meeting or at the fair grounds. Come and renew friendships. JCOF, Mekesson, President, Minniel L Knotts, Sec Treas.
Homing Umbrella Trend in Trade Journal
London Punch notes the newest fashion in umbrellas features a pigeon on the handle. The item is described as the first step toward a truly reliable homing umbrella, reflecting whimsical wartime or fashion journalism flair.
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Trade Journal
London
Automobile Insurance Farmers special term policy
W Hornaday appears in a brief insurance notice promoting Farmers special term policy. The item is a short brokered insert urging subscription for automobile coverage through the Telegraph channel.
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Automobile Insurance Farmers
W Hornaday
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Pleasant Valley
DR. W. B. Vaughn
Mr. Edison
Edison
Larson’s Music Store
Nebraska Territory Pioneers
JCOF
Mekesson
Minniell Knotts
Treas
Ine
Kratz Land and Title CO
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Western Land Company
Shank
Essig
Hornaday’s Cafe
Nobby
U. & Chain
U. S. Tires
U.S
United States
Hahler’s
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