Hank and Mary a small town romance ends in Chicago
Jeffemery recounts Hank Rawlins and Mary Stevens in Avertonville. Hank longs for big city success, Mary stays faithful to family. After a clash he returns with Sammy, but they marry Mary and settle back near home. Hank and Sammy soon move on to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM Rawlins
Hank
Jeff
Wortonville
Chicago
Mary
Lerideer
Mank
Arasquin
Sammy
Eve
Arnold
Jullank
Dugolie
Henry
Daddy
Ediplave
Joid Jef
Waltonville
Henry Stephenson
Old Pear Trees in Mission Orchard Near Teesan Juan Baptista
A fragment notes an orchard at the missions of San Juan Bautista in California with old pear trees and fruit production. The text references trees around one to several years old and mentions continued yield from the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teesan Juan Baptista
California
Antelope Community Social Notes from Jens Olsen Home
Mr and Mrs Jens Jensen and family plus several neighbors spent Friday evening at the Jens Olsen home. Numerous local residents visit and host at various homes including birthdays and school events, with gatherings at Henboldsheimer, Nelson, and Whitney households through the week.
North Divide Social Notes from Mrs Pearl Sparks
Mrs Pearl Sparks hosts and visits populate the North Divide social roundup. Guests include Mrs T W Hawkins, Mr and Mrs Ross and Maralin of Dalton, Mary Jane Woods staying with Dorothy Lipke, and the Lipke family away. Attendance at local events featured many Sparks, Seimers, Kettler, Nelson, Haworth, Hacers, and related families with dances, games, and hospitality.
Power and speed in cars reflect user choice
The article argues that car power exists to meet drivers needs for prompt starts, hill climbing, and safety margins. It compares engines and gearing to other engineered systems and stresses that speed is a by product of power. Ultimately, responsible use by owners determines performance and dependability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Florida
Iowa
California
West Center News Roundup Covers Visits and Local Events
Ruth Osborn reports on residents traveling to Denver for the stock show and a well attended Ted Jensen sale with fair machinery prices. Families and neighbors visited, church socials planned, and local meetings discussed, including Townsend and club gatherings. Obituaries note Nellie Demers’s death in Sioux City. Frank Greaser was replaced as temporary North Bend section boss by Bantus.
Sunol in Winter Weather News and Local Calls
Old Man Winter arrives in Sunol replacing mild conditions reported by locals. Ned Quinn traveled from Omaha sharing winter snow and cold from the east. Ben Planck made a Sunol business call while Guy Gilbert learned of an Indiana aunt's death. Mrs Ehler and daughter hosted a noon luncheon for several guests including Mrs J B Ruttner and Lucile Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ned Quinn
Omaha
Ben Planck
Sunol
Guy Gilbert
Reynolds
Ind
Charles Ehler
Elvetta
J. B. Ruttner
Bert Allington
Lucile Wallace
Vir
Permanent boss questioned in local notes
Mr. Greaser returned to his home. Flossie Belle Krueger called at Bert Allington's on a business mission. Loyal Lindley visited his mother, Mrs. Amelia Lindley, on Saturday. Mrs. Bert Allington and son Tom, Lucile Wallace, Ruth Cortney, and Kathleen McLeice spent Sunday with the Howard McLean family in Alliance. Mrs. Ray Voltz and infant daughter ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Willis caring for them. Mens Johnson and Hadda Hadden, Sunol visitors. George Booth and A. J. Englert returned from Denver stock show. Nettie Dickinson home quarantined for scarletina. Loomis Booth ill but improving. Mrs. Charles Ehlers and daughters visited Bert Allington and Lucile Wallace. Emil Englert and Amelia Lindley shopped in Sidney. Elsie Bahr working for L. F. Demers. Guy Beynon of California visiting sister Mrs. J. E. Hill. en route to New York. F. A. Bush of Sidney laundry in Sund Friday. Mrs. B. C. Kucera returned from visit with son in Sidney. Sheriff W. W. Schulz transacted business here. Frank Halsey and Sylvan Halsey guests at Frank Flessner and Sylvan Halsey dinners. Mrs. Albert Brandt spent Wednesday at Les Omel’s. Lester and Dorothy Theis and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brandl Sidney visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wassum visited Chappell. Mrs. Harold Hembloom spent midweek at V. W. Wise. Sylvan Halsey and Les Omsl visitors. Shoemaker spent Sunday at John Theis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greaser
Flossie Belle Krueger
Bert Allington
Loyal Lindley
Amelia Lindley
Tom
Lucile Wallace
Ruth Cortney
Kathleen Mcliece
Howard McLean
Alliance
Ray Voltz
Willis
Men
Sund
B. C. Kucera
Sidney
W. W. Schulz
Sunnyside Social Notes Include Local Visits
Sunnyside residents report a string of social calls with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wassum visiting Sidney on Thursday. Mrs. John Theis and daughter Dorothy, plus Mrs. Albert Brandl and daughter, and Mrs. A. J. Johnson, spent Tuesday at the E. A. Johnson home. Theis, Brandl, and Johnson were joined by Mrs. Les Omel and others for a Tuesday evening gathering at the Sylvan Halsay residence as Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Schmale hosted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wassum
Sidney
John Theis
Dorothy
Albert Brandl
A. J. Johnson
E. A. Johnson
Local residents host gatherings over weekend
Mr and Mrs Les Omel spent Sunday afternoon at Frank Halsey Lester with Ethel and Dorothy Theis and John Hokom at the Omel home Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Ralph Talish welcomed a baby son Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Frank Halsey and Mrs Oscar Olson and family visited Ray Rexroth Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Johnson were Chappell visitors Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Omel
Frank Halsey
Lester
Ethel
Dorothy Theis
John Hokom
Ralph Talish
Myr
Oscar Olson
Ray Rexroth
John Johnson
Privileges Granted In New Pick Up System
Nebraska railroads won state approval to apply interstate pickup delivery rules across the state. The door to door system targets less than carload shipments, aimed at reducing trick competition, with the commission noting benefit to shippers but keeping the matter open for further complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
State Railway Commission
Salt Flats Reach 130 Feet Deep Near Great Salt Lake
Salt flats bordering Great Salt Lake in Utah reach depths of 130 feet and are packed solidly, creating a rare and notable landscape feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mac
Christie Bertramson
Jens Jensen
Gunhart Olsen
Svend Olsen
Ardis
Jens Olsen
Janis Whitney
Delores
Alice Caro
Nelson
J. H. Madden
Merle Jacobson
Dave Ruhter
Bob Rolphing
James Willeford
L. Groeger
Ed Nelson
Chris Terman
C. P. Herboldsheimer
James Johnson
Carl Larson
Dewey Larson
Guy Terman
V. A. Nelson
George Whitney
van Housen
Allen Nelson
Maurice Nelson
Baby
Li. J. Hughes
Huntsman
Chauncey Nelson
Dan Herboldsheimer
C. P. Herbeldsheimer
Clarence Evans
J. W. Bertramson
Joyce Larson
Thelma Coulter
Potter
Calvin and
Boyd
Dale Herboldsheimer
Warren Nelson
Warren
Dale
North Divide
Mrs. Pearl Sparks
Guy Ferry
T. W. Hawkins
Ross
Maralin
Dalton
Jack Rathbun
Mary Jane Woods
Dorothy Lipke
Ed Brockersby
Ed Lipke
Lipkes
Bronson
Vern
Ruth Sparks
Florence Seimers
Alfred Seimers
Harold Kettler
Louis Miller
Fred Seimers
Fred Kettler
Andrew Nelson
O. L. Miller
Eastern Star
Margaret Miller
Ruth Kinton
Catherine Tressel
Vera Sparks
Paul Sparks
Grant
Dwaine Haworth
Clyde Kinton
Albert Haworth
Tom Hawkins
Bismark Runge
Herman Blanke
Edwin
William Hecker
Miller
Alabama
Catherine Higgins
Chester Hansen
T. C. Spiker
George Higgins
General Motors
Ruth Osborn
George Young
Denver
Martin Christofferson
Larsen Boys
Earl Young
A. H. Draper
Jeanette
E. E. Osborn
Harry Scott
J. &. Davison
Joe Larson
Townsend
J. C. Guill
Ila
E. E. Osborn’s
the & E. Osborn
Charles Hancock
Ginia Englert
Ehlers
Ruttner
Grandma Demers
Ben Vacik
Loomis Booth
Nettie Dickinson
Chappell
Joe Demers
Kenneth
Sioux City
Nellie Demers
Frank Greaser
North Bend
Bantus
Mrs
Hink’s Shoe Store
R. B. Hamilton
Frank Flessner
Sylvan Halsey
Albert Brandt
Harold Hernbloom
V. W. Wise
Les Omsl
Mrs. Shoemaker
Sunnyside
Bertha Ome
H. C. Schmale
As Law
Electric Storage Battery Co
M. W. Osborn
Telegraph
Moffat
FMO
M. W. Osborn Motor Co
Penney
Coats
Tot
Oxfords
McOeye
Hioe
the Telegraph Publishing Co
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