NORTH DIVIDE COMMUNITY NOTES AND GOSSIP
Clyde Kinton and wife visited Frank Kinton and wife on Sunday. Snow fell three inches during the week. Fred Bartell and wife visited Albert Jeudasg and family. Clarence Ely and family recovered from LaGrippe. Rumor hints at a forthcoming wedding on the north divide. Beyers departed for Denver. Mrs Beyer improving. Ray Frame and wife visited Clyde Kinton and wife. Lewis Shulenberg had a severe cold. C J Osborn returned from Omaha after Farmers Union convention. Frank Portery visited Sidney. Ely family visited Bronson to attend high school events. Pierce boys ended corn husking. Romig celebrated his birthday with neighbors. Miss Anice Booth visited Miss Madden. Lyngholm and son Arthur visited John Anderson. Arvin Livingston captured a golden headed Eagle seven feet across and sold it for mounting. Runge, Lyngholm and Anthony assisted in hog butchering. Marvin Anthony trappedCoyotes muskrats and jackrabbits this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kinton
Frank Kinton
Fred Pegdon
Ray Frame
Fred Bartell
Albert Jeudasg
Clarence Ely
North Divide
Fred Beyer
Denver
Colorado
Lewis Shulenberg
C. J. Osborn
Omaha
The
Farmers Union
Frank Portery
Sidney
Bronson
Rummelhart
Bismark Runge
Mr. Anthony
Arthur Lyngholm
Madden
Marvin Anthony
Local Notes From Bronson This Week
Miss Cyrena Livingston missed school to help her mother at home for a week due to her mother’s illness. Mrs John Anderson has had an external surgery for about three months and slowly improves. Miss Booth closed her school for Mrs Rudde’s funeral in Sund. Mrs McMullen hosted a New Year’s dinner with neighbors. illness kept many away, but all wished prosperity. Miss Laura Madden and Miss Mabel Anthony returned last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrena Livingston
Sidney High School
John Anderson
Potter Offers Community Plan with Lectures and Dinners
Potter Washington business leaders and farmers prepare a grand program with meals on January 29 and February 5 to promote Community Development. Mr Marsh outlines a plan using life illustrated lectures while Chicago musicians entertain. Local firms report pianos sold, new bank planned east of the Post Office, and plans for warehouses stores and a community house as Potter grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Marsh
Spokane
Washington
Potter
Marsh
Chicago
W. LeRoy Larson
Edison
Larson
Iit
C. W. Johnson
Fred Nelson
Mr. Raywood
Farmers’ Union
Ray Babcock
F. Thornburg
Methodist
Common Cause of Dissatisfaction in Cream Testing
Expert urges buyers and sellers to use accurate testers to detect inconsistencies in butterfat tests. Key factors include separator speed, inflow rate, flushing amount, milk quality, cream screw control, cow feed, and the risk of measurement errors or dishonesty in sampling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C H. Eckles
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Lttler
New Milk Cleanliness Method Described in Nebraska Farm Journal
H G Williams notes a farm method to keep milk clean by hanging it from overhead barn sleepers. Old rake teeth were forged into hooks in the home blacksmith shop and fastened over spikes. Whitewashed sleepers and elevated pads ensure cleanliness before transport to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Williams
Nebraska Farm Journal
Shortage of Good Butter Grips Markets
There is no danger of oversupply in butter but markets face a shortage of good butter amid large last year production. The note reflects ongoing supply quality concerns despite high output.
Odd Ways of Using Gold
A New York Sun piece quotes a man in straitened circumstances who jokes that sudden wealth brings varied and foolish temptations. He cites examples from twenty five pairs of shoes to gilded stovepipes and a gold covered grand stair handrail, noting he would not want a gold heavy house or a piano clad in gold in his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Legend of Mexican Copper Tempering and Noah Tale
An old legend from the Mexican tribe of farascuna speaks of mastering copper tempering once lost. It parallels Noah's flood, telling of Trezpi and a great boat with animals escaping the deluge. A vulture and hummingbird were sent to confirm dry land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trezpi
Trezo
The Business of Life by Robert Louis Stevenson
A moral reflection on life as a business and the dangers of routine. The author laments how daily custom blurs perspective, urging activity and foresight to master life’s conduct and see beyond immediate concerns to the broader scope of existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
The Bishop Calls A Church Meeting In Evening
A curious wire from the parsonage reports the bishops request to meet at the church. The pastor, class leader, Sunday school superintendent, cradle roll and young people's society presidents, missionary society head, chorister, and sexton would attend. The reply: It be there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cradle Roll
Young People's’ Societies
Missionary Society
Christian Herald
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Sidney Testimony
Tired and worn kidneys cause backache fatigue and irregular urination says Mrs. R Williams of Sidney after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Vath's Pharmacy. The ad urges quick relief with the 50 cent remedy, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Sidney
Doan
Vath
Ambulance Relates To Street Call And Transport
An ambulance with fifty horsepower is described as capable of high speed in emergencies. Mr Harper will respond to calls within fifty miles around Sidney to convey the sick or injured to or from doctors or trains or other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Chambers
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Fred. W. Thompson
Dalton
Mr. Harper
Sidney
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First National Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Charle Chaplin
Pierce Boys
Scott
Scott & Bowie
Bloomfield
N. J
Babe
Poland
China
Barney
Bill
Chas
Peterson’s
J. W. McDaniel
Fred W. Thompson
C. E. Harper
E. Harper
J. J. Treinen
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