December Holiday Verse and Roaring Twenties Reflections
The page blends a December poem with historical commentary on months and holidays, noting December origins, Greek presents, and merry wishes. It weaves satire on Christmas almanac beliefs, Roosevelt, Morgan, and Rockefeller, then shifts to a Nebraskan notice about the A O U W fraternal lodge and a Nebraska Genese horse trainer injury at the fair.
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Tom Tom
Bavon
Cudahy
Swift
Crerar
Diogenes
Marathon
Roosevelt
Boreas
Saiplea
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Roosevelt
Santa Claus
Mr. Morgan
Genesa, Nel
J. E. Hayes
Wyoming
Fair Grounds
Hayes
Man charged with manslaughter in death of four-year-old
Omaha on November 26 a complaint charging manslaughter against George Rogers will be filed if coroner's inquest testimony into the death of four-year-old Leo Gross warrants. Deputy County Attorney Magney says the case stems from Rogers' automobile running over the child.
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Omaha
George Rogers
Leo Gross
Rogers
Childs
Magney
Lawsuit Over Breach of Promise in Nebraska
Miss Emma Siebarth of Kenesaw sues Fred Bittfield of Prosser for 15000 damages claiming breach of promise to marry. She alleges he broke their engagement without good cause last June, a few days before the planned wedding.
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Tfiastings
Neb
Emma Siebarth
Kenesaw
Fred Bittfield
Prosser
Local church moves and community greetings across the district
Reverend Wagner and family visited neighbors Albert and Mrs Jeudes while services were held at the old M E church pending a new building. Various neighbors hosted dinners, tree gathering trips, and Thanksgiving visits as Will Hoffmeyer and Roy Nelson sold stock and new homes rise.
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Wagner
South Divide
Albert Jeudes
Frank Halston
Dalton
Kaul
M. E
Scott
Claus Edens
Thienman
Perkins
Messrs
Mesdames Jeudes A. Wagner
O. Zuhlke
W. Jeudes
Rehmer
South Divide News Briefs From Council Bluffs Iowa
Mr Ellsebusch is in Council Bluffs this week for a pending lawsuit with John Tishue covering his absence. J W Nelson hauled corn for Fred Nellins this week. A surprise party honored Mrs Hiett's birthday at her home with neighbors bringing food and enjoying games. Will Fulton hauled lumber for a new house as many wagons carried wheat through town.
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Mr. Ellsebusch
Council Bluffs
Iowa
John Tishue
J. W. Nelson
Fred Nellins
E. Hiett
Mrs. Hiett
Will Fulton
Bazaar and Luncheon by the King's Daughters
The King's daughters announce a holiday bazaar and luncheon with a plea to attend and bring funds. A note promotes Chamberlain's Remedy for exposure and cold, urging readers to buy from dealers.
Organized Agriculture Meeting Near Lincoln in January 1911
Organized Agriculture holds a five day meeting at Lincoln January 16 to 20 1911 covering agricultural horticultural and livestock topics each day. Tuesday focuses on horses Wednesday on swine Thursday on cattle and Friday morning features a general silo discussion. The event aims to draw every progressive farmer in the community.
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Lincolns
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Pioneer Hotel
Superior Service
E. R. Yaegle
D. J. Scanlon Drugs
Closman & Son
Masonic Building
Sidney
Victor
Jackson
Hari
Kruse Bros
Rockefeller
Jim
Santa
Congresa
Washington
Tats
White House
Telegraph
Nebraska
Sidney Lodge No. 196
Ollishi
Steen
Swenson Land Company
Cheyenne and Kimball Co. Lands
Sidney, Neb
Mr. Korsmeyer
Miss Horst
Will
H. Horst
F. Korsmeyer
Mr. Schumaker
Hills
Ray Frame
Frank Byers
Halston
Mayer
F. X. Rihn
Illinois
Jeudes
Sonsie Farm
Gus Jeudes
Drescher
Dame
Peetz
Colo
Mr. Wescott
Will Hoffmeyer
Roy Nelson
Mr. Hogge
Wm. Myers
Mr. Flannery
Oregon
Cheyenne County
Ed Puthoff
Colorado
Vienna
E. W. Ziebert
Erry
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska