Local winter weather and village notes in White Dove Valley
Johnny McDonnell shelled corn for Phil Brossard and at Mr. James to shell more. Oren Landy family and Ruth Rodgers attended the White Cove schoolhouse literary. Colds and coughs linger, with several locals ill or absent from events and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny McDonnell
Phil Brossard
James
Oren Landy
Ruth Rodgers
Sidney
White Cove
Wani
BE. R. Frakes
Ss. W. McDonnell
Bentley
Mr. Muffmeyer
Earl Brossard
Roas "Brossard
Bivens
Sthursday
Bessie Loraine
J. E. McDonnell
Roy English
Marshall
Harold Jobe
English
Dalton area social notes list local visitors and callers
Mr and Mrs J M Kreader and others appear among Dalton calters Wednesday. George Worth John Davison and family Sam Eckert and families spent Sunday in the hills. Loretta Osborn visited Guill home Irma Morrow spent the weekend at home. Z M Kreader and J C Kreader called in Sidney Friday. Arthur Aurich family visited Oscar Aurich Sunday. Thelma Zorn visited Dorothy Iverson Dalton over weekend. Paul Weible family left for eastern part of state Thursday. Larson visited Frank White Sunday. Rex Rogers called at Jake Eckert Sunday. W F Osborn family spent Sunday at BR J Miller home. Rex mage and George Beyers called at J Kreader Sunday. Dennis eh and El Donighy visited Ed Morrow Sunday. Frank Wiegand family and Larson Saturday evening at Albert Morrow’s. Harald Bovee called on Paul Morrow Saturday morning. Evelyn and Shirley Mayer visited Boree Saturday afternoon. Mike Jillson and Ed Morrow hauled hogs to Dalton Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M.kreader
J. C. Kreader
Dalton Calters
George Worth
John Davison
Sam Eckert
Hills
Loretta Osborn
Guill
Irma Morrow
Z. M. Kreader
Sidney
Arthur Aurich
Oscar Aurich
Thelma Zorn
Dorothy Iverson
Dalton
Paul Weible
Larson
Frank White
Rex Rogers
Jake Eckert
W. F. Osborn
BR. J. Miller
Rex Mage
George Beyers
J. Kreader
Dennis Eh
el Donighy
Ed Morrow
Frank Wiegand
Mr. Larson
Albert Morrow
Harald Bovee
Paul Morrow
Evelyn
Shirley Mayer
Boree's
Mike Jillson
Christmas shoppers and visits noted in Sidney tale
Local notes from Grand Prairie and Sidney record shopping on Friday and Sunday visits among Holm Lipstra Hart Weaver Johnson Jorgenson and others. The Penicl church Christmas program is set for Monday evening December 25. Numerous families and friends are listed with Sunday social calls and gatherings across the area.
The Farmers Prayer of a Harding Era Cartoon
Satirical verse from a Nebraska origin mocks political loyalties and economic woes under Harding and Mellon. The prayer laments low wheat prices and high freight costs, praises railroads, and ridicules perceived debts to Rockefeller and Mellon while urging support for Harding.
Power of Goodness in Britain after War
Capper's Weekly notes that postwar Britain sees land reforms as vast estates break up. A third of England’s fifty six million acres change hands within three years. The piece argues that good consequences arise from upheaval, stronger than evil, keeping the world from wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
England
Why Pay More Planos at Burgess Music Store
An OCR fragment notes price offers at Burgess Music Store with items listed as 365 and 495 dollars. The wording is incomplete but indicates discounted or featured planos or players priced at those amounts. The source is a damaged ad-style snippet from a music retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planos
Burgess Music Store
The Enchantment of Lying Words
A quotation from L. P. Jacks cited in North American Review argues that governments churches parliaments and schools are bewitched by the enchantment of words. It claims the rostrum platform pulpit stamp book newspaper and magazine article shape affairs governed by words and lies rather than deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voeabes
L. P. Jacks
North American Review
Hundred Dollar Pumpkin Prize At Kimball County Fair
Kimball County Fair Association offered a $100 prize for the largest pumpkin by weight to be exhibited at the 1923 fair. The prize requires the exhibitor to show the pumpkin on ground within 73 miles of Kimball. Motion carried with Alden and Eastman voting yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Count Fair Board
Alden
Eastman
Kimball County Fair Association
Kimball
Elza Bicknell Victim Of Route 43 Accident
Elza Bicknell, 40, of Elk Creek, was found unconscious beside a road four miles south of Tecumseh by schoolchildren on Wednesday morning. His overturned Overland car lay in the road, he had brain injuries and both feet were frostbitten. He had left Tecumseh about 10 Tuesday night. the distance was eight miles. He was the son of R E Bicknell, formerly in auto business in Lincoln, now a Elk Creek garage operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Bicknell
Elk Creek
Tecumseh
Mr. Bicknell
Is 8 Per Cent Too Much for Farm Short Time Loans
Rural communities still face eight percent on short time farm loans while rediscount rates in Chicago Kansas City and St Louis rest at four percent Bankers benefit from looser credit conditions and efforts to push rates down continue. A column by C M Benner argues for a seven percent maximum on such loans as a practical norm given security and risk considerations. Some bankers have already moved to seven or six and a half percent but many remain resistant citing lingering indebtedness from the boom years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Garden County
Nebraska
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Harding
G.O. P
Henry
Mellon
Washington
Wilson
Rockefeller
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Benner
Des Moines
Larson’s Music Store Ad Offers Free Instructions With Small Instruments
An advertisement from Larson’s Music Store promises free instructions with all small musical instruments purchased from the shop. The offer highlights beginner kits and accessory bundles, emphasizing guidance for new players and value added to purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsons Music Store
Farmers’ Bank Rate Fight Brings Missouri Wins
The American Farm Bureau backs national legislation to curb profiteering. Missouri farmers, led by their county Farm Bureau, forced local banks to cut rates to 7 percent and promise 6 percent after a discount rate drop. The bill would limit rediscounted rates to within 2 percent of the Fed rate, sparking banker optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
Missouri
Local Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Bank
St. Louis
Burgess Music Store Offerings Highlight Victor and Brunswick
A fragment notes Burgess Music Store featuring phonographs by Victor and Brunswick. The reference implies a sales display or advertisement with emphasis on these brands and a local retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Brunswick Phonograph
Burgess Music Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
White Dove Valley
Grand Prairie
Frank Holm
Frank Lipstra
Alva Hart
A. G. Weaver
Hart
Penicl Church
Walter Hornbloom
Chil’dren
Johnson Brothers
Frank Lundgren
Schuler
Albert ‘Frerida
E. A. Johnson
Holm Home
Henry Beebe
Shuster
Will
Albert Johnson
Ridney Burcer
Earl Holms
Will Meyer
Jorgenson
Minden
J.C. Jorgenson
P. A. Johnson
Farmers Union
Bidsey
Durday
Will Frerichs
Bred) Windsheimer
Henry ‘ Beebe
A. Johnson
Isaac Olson
Jorgen
BE. A. Johnson
Aren
Walter Hernbloom
Lebert Holm
Alec Pierson
Elza ‘Bicknell
Marschino
Citron
Parsnips
J. H. Wendte
Mor
Metz
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Federal Reserve
Reserve Bank
Iowa
Sidney Steam Bakery
E.J. Marcotte
Virgil Marsh
E. J. Marcotte
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!