Country and Correspondence Updates From the Region
Rec'd a full consignment of winter weather last Saturday through The Farmer's Union. Lawrence Beyer returned from West Point Nebraska PA Higgins handled A W Olson's sale last Monday. Mr and Mrs Daugherty and Grace Daugherty enjoyed a sleigh ride to Sidney early in the week. Grace Daugherty Fred J Cushing and John Quinn spent Tuesday evening at The Hard Times Ranch. John Engle went to Gurley last Monday. Miss Woods spent several days at The Hard Times Ranch this week. Beyer Brothers shipped another car load of wheat from Bronson last week. Due to poor roads, news is light. Messrs P Beyers Narmes and Ehmke plan to install telephones this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Union
Lawrence Beyer
West Point
Neb
Higgins
A. W. Olson
John Engle
Gurley
Miss Woods
Beyer Brothers
Bronson
P. Beyers, Narmes
Ehmke
Peetz Colorado Visitors and Local News
Sidney visitors include James Vernon Robert Woods Harvey Hiett and others. Local figures report illness blizzards heavy snows improving kidney trouble and a home talent play Timothy Delano's Courtship planned. Reverend Simpson held services as roads remained impassable and travel tough for teams and autos.
South Divide Farmer Notes Include Snow, Clubs, Visits
Local column records a humorous split with science and history claims, plus community items. Noah Walters and daughter Pore thy visited in Denver. The divide sits under deep snow. Auto storage marks winter. Dobbin harnessed. Dist 25 Farmers Union gathering at the school, social club events, and notes on Will Fulton, John Beuttner, Mrs Walters, and others. Ladies Helping Hand Club meetings every two weeks with embroidery and crafts, a February 3 verse report, and a February 19 gathering at Mrs Clyde Johnson with a large spread. Roy Nelson's breeching of a ban on men attending raises club discussion next week at Mr Ilands. George Glidewell visits the coast. spring preparations underway as plows shore up and grain graded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Dist
Will Fulton
John Beuttner
de Scribe
Clyde Johnson
Mrs
Roy Nelson
Rich nourishment for children in Scott's Emulsion
Too many children with pinched faces and poor blood lack ambition and progress. Scott's Emulsion provides rich medicinal nourishment from pure colliver oil with matured blood forming fats, improving appetite, flesh, and energy. It claims benefits for languid children, frequent colds, and difficult study, and is produced by Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Potter News From Town And Church Affairs
Snow shoveling remains the town pastime as residents report on daily life. Mrs Ed Thornburg helps at the store as a capable clerk. Romeo Griffith marks sixth birthday with cake shared at school. The Lutheran church tower and bell are described, and a new cross enhances the building. A book detailing every mile of the Lincoln Highway is advertised by the highway manager. Cheyenne County roads are poor but residents show resilience with shovels in tow. Mrs Struble chairs a Lutheran church meeting planning interior work to finish by Easter. Mrs EC Banta hosts family birthday dinner with gifts and orange blossoms decor. August Olson travels to Cheyenne hospital while Miss Irma Struble returns home from Denver.
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Ed Thornburg
Romeo Griffith
Romeo
Lincoln Highway
Struble
Lutheran Church
Banta
Cheyenne County
Ed Wickhorst
California
August Olson
Cheyenne Hospital
Irma Struble
Denver
Th lets you into my scheme on the ground floor
The Philadelphia Ledger quotes a remark about security and access with a sharp line about exits on the ground floor, reflecting a debate over admission and contingency plans. The brief item notes a recording or transcription of a quoted statement, highlighting caution in space and passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Dalton Social Roundup Details Visits and Accidents
Mr and Mrs Al Morrow with child visit Dalton. Jim McNulty and A J Davison frequent the town. Several calls at McNulty and Walsh homes. Rose McNulty visits Walsh family. Mrs Cheney recovers. Mrs Morrow and family dine with Paytons. A horse accident injures Mr Randall. multiple residents travel to Dalton. Lincoln retailers prepare for February convention reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Randall
Mr Randall
Cheney
John Davison
Sam Eckert
al Morrow
Payton
Jim McNulty
Ed Walsh
J. C Dunne
John Eckert
Chas. Neaman
R. H. Godling
Herb Foster
Anton Rudd
Dennis
Rosie Walsh
McNulty
George Juelf
Dalton
Foster
Mr. Foster
Lloyd Juelf
Basil Lipska
Stacey
Clara
Kreader
Chas Hendrickson
Collie Kreader
Rhine Valley Climate and Agricultural Prospects
Humid Rhine Valley reports warmer climate than many German regions aiding tobacco grape and corn cultivation. Excessive humidity and limited sunshine noted with annual precipitation of 24 to 32 inches.
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Rhine Valley
Germany
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Sidney
James Vernon
Robert Woods
Harvey Hiett
W. H. Meyers
Daniel Meyers
Lewis E. Pilger
J. F
F. Whitelock
W. H. Frazier
Henry
Job
Frazier
Swatzlander
Quinton
W F Frazier
Kansas City
Gary
Claire Pilger
L. FE
Pilger
A H. Clemmons
Arthur
George Howard
Pearson & Howard General Merchandise Store
Bush
Sterling
George
Timothy Delano
J. Jarvis
Scottsbluffs
Tit
Mrs Tong
Tipton, Iowa
Strahmeyer
Long
Strahmyer
Cotes
Charles Ross
Ross
Rev. Simpson
Trans-Mississippi Grain Co
A. B. Churen
Europe
Smoot
Congress
Columbus
America
Washington
Issac Newton
Huxley
Galileo
Bancroft
Ridpath
MacMaster, Schouler
Noah Walters
Porethy
Hand
Palmer
Bess
Wood
Hiett
Dimmick
Earle Hiett
Grant
Mrs. Walters
Estelle
Nelson
Johnson
Livoni
Shaw
Mrs. Johnson
Scott &Bowne
Bloomfield, N.1
Potter
ICKES
Will Morrow
A. J. Davison
Pat Keenan
Rose McNulty
Miss McNulty
Walsh
Harlan Suchel
Court House
Rock
Hie Eckert
George Shinker
John
Sam
Mary
Lincoln
Sidney Drug Co
San Francisco
San Diego
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Gerri Fort
POT ME Nion Pacific Railroad CO
Omaha
Nebrastan
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
Cavite
Nebraska
Schlitz Beer
Tobin
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
Blacksmith
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