Meadow Lawn Community At Dalton Chautauqua
Meadow Lawn residents attended a Dalton chautauqua with praise for the programs. Dr and Mrs A E Hedlund and Mr and Mrs J C Kreader hosted Sunday dinner. Local names and visits include Morrow Kreader Colman Kreader Jr Hedlund Bovee Sullivan Joels Mayer Mowrer Bekert and new John Deere tractor in Worth County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
A. E. Hedlund
J. C. Kreader
J. M. Kread
Harold Bovee
Loyd Joels
Donald Kreader
Clayton Mayer
James Sullivan
Raymond Mowrer
J. M. Kreader
Rex Rogers
Loyd
Juelf
George
Worth la
John Deere
John Bekert
Bonday
Ander
Local Social Roundup From Dalton Area
Miss Emma Morrow and Mrs J M Kreader hosted tea with Mrs J C Kreader. Paul Morrow spent Sunday afternoon with Harold Bovee. R R Bovee drove to Dalton Saturday. Mr and Mrs James Sullivan and children visited Charles Scott Tuesday. Maynard Mayer called on Harold Bovee Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Weilgands and children visited Buddick home Tuesday. Family visited E N Southard Sunday afternoon. Miss Sadie Scott spent Saturday with Mrs James Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Morrow
Paul
Dalton
J. M. Kreader
Colman Kreader
Sidney
Oliver Gamble
California
Leite
Calchester
Iteer
Bovee
J. C. Kreader
A. ‘E. Hedlund
Mike Jillson
James Sullivan
Potter
Emma Morrow
Paul Morrow
Harold Bovee
R. R. Bovee
Charles Scott
Maynard Mayer
Frank Weilgands
Buddick
Community Notes From South Sund Area
South Sund residents—Mr and Mrs Clyde Schad visit Vogler and Osborn homes. James Vacik and family stay at Roth and Barber area homes. Mrs Ray Osborn visits mother Vogler. Burdette Sharp family at Lauderback home. Miles family at Curtis Thornton’s. Union Sunday school organizer plans July 15 religious show at Barber schoolhouse. Joseph Kulic buys a pew. Vacik visits Roth home Tuesday. Vir Jones of Sundl contracts for wheat. Grace and William Dalton visit Fred Beyer home. others attend social gathering with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette Sharp
Lauderback
J. C. Miles
Curtis Thornton
Mr. Smith
Union Sunday School
Wilde
Barber School
Wm. Daniel
Sterling
Stuart
Joe Kulic
James Vacik
Roth
Lucas “Studlar
Zimmerman's
Vir Jones
Sundl
HR. Holmer
Vogler's
James ‘Vacik
Mira
D. B. Phelps
Albert Braver
Jerry Vacik
Sidney
R. Houizies
Grace
Wm. Dalton
Beatrice Birmingham
Fred Beyer
Pleasant View Residents Travel and Events Highlight Week
Pleasant View notes show Mangel and Wittrock driving to Sidney on Monday, visits to Joe Gerler and Ben Hilpert homes, and numerous kin and neighbor calls. The Walther League formed at St Paul Lutheran with Rev Braunschwig hosting, electing officers and serving a light lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mueller
Meta Gemeinhardt
Arthur Aurich
C. G. Gemeinhardt
W. D. Mathewson
Pleasunt View
Farmers Union
Kenneth
Joe Gerter
Wm. Borcher
Ruth
Verona
H. B. Wittrock
Nora
August Theis
Joe Gerler
Ben Hilpert
Potter
Charlie Schuller
Gurney
Nora Wittrock
Harmeen
Herman Mangel
Mise Leona Hilpert
Art Aurich
Albert Schlichting
Art Obendorfer
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Braunschwig
Walter Borcher
Walter Wittrock
Sidney Draw Calf Club Formed In Sidney
A dairy calf club titled Sidney Draw Calf Club was organized last Thursday at the George Krets home with Thomas Krets as president and Genesta Foster as vice president. Members include Christina Kretz Cecila Kurs Louise Kurz Raymond Walker Harlan Kurz Leonard Denninger and Clarence Boyes with John Kurs as leader. Calves are thoroughbred Holsteins. sponsors are local chamber of commerce members. Meetings set every two weeks starting Monday June 29.
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Otto Kurz, Jr
Ann Kurz
Otto Kura
George Hockerson
Frank Kurs
Helen Chambers
Cecelia
Louise Kurs
Otto Kurs
James Mohatt
Hardy's Hall
Frank Kurz
George Krets
Willey
Sidney Draw Calf Club
Thomas Krets
Genesta Foster
Christina Kretz
Cecila Kurs
Louise Kurz
Raymond Walker
Harlan Kurz
Leonard Denninger
Childrens
Clarence Boyes
John Kurz
Otto’ ‘Kurs
Sidney
John ‘Kurs
Otto, Kurs
Bert ‘Walker
Gurley
Frank ‘Kurs
Bobby
Herman van Alstyn
O. D. O. Club
Court House
Mins Beith
James Mobatt
Will Mobatt
John Hemmer
John Mobatt
Bert Clark
Marty
Dora Hemmer
Cfary
Frances Seidel
R Ford
Mr. Beidel
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha
Live stock prices at South Omaha show liberal cattle receipts around 6,500 head with beef cattle up about 10 to 1/2. Top beef price hit 13.85 per cwt, a yearly high, while common cattle eased. Feeder and stocker classes steady, with detailed bids for yearlings, steers, heifers, cows, veal calves, and bulls across price ranges.
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Union
Hog and Lamb Market Report Shows Mixed Prices
A market bulletin notes 10,000 fresh hogs and 10,000 sheep and lambs traded on Tuesday. Hogs sold about 10 cents higher with top at 18.45 and most around 11.50. Fat lambs weakened about a quarter, best at 15.75, feeder lambs steady to 18.65. sheep and lamb quotations list ranges for lambs, natives, yearlings, wethers, and ewes with varied prices across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Lambe
Jans Record in Hogs this Month
Omaha reports a record hog market month with June receipts totaling 880,000 dollars, about 10,000 more than the same period last year, signaling strong demand and price momentum for hog producers.
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Omaha
Injury at Leslie firm leaves Branley Heming with foot wound
Branley Heming of the Leslie Botor company suffered a painful accident last Saturday afternoon while preparing a newly disposed combine for delivery. He stepped on an oil can left beside the machine, the spout piercing the ball of his foot. He received prompt medical care and is improving, though unable to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branley Heming
Leslie Botor Company
Leslie Motor Company
Stanley
Chappell Register
Observer installs standard rain gauge
The Western Nebraska Observer reports the paper installed a standard rain gauge this week. Judge Bellows, in charge of the government station, has been helpful in the past. Farmers in the county rely on precipitation records, making the gauge a practical necessity for eastern readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Bellows
Western
Nebraska Observer
Bucking horses do well at Olsen Grove tryouts
Bucking horses impressed crowds at Olsen Grove Sunday during tryouts held ahead of the July 4th rodeo. Some horses proved strong buckers and promise thrilling rides for the Grove celebration. Happy Holton of Scottsbluff rode in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsen Grove
the Grove
Happy Holton
Scottsbluff
Peter Pan Exhibition Sets Longevity Peak
Peter Pan showcased six jumps in his usual exhibition, a mark longer than any other rider. Holton was thrown clean on the seventh stump, reported by Bunner County News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pan
Holton
Bunner County News
Editor Moves to Lincoln New State Board Role
E T Westervelt will depart with Mrs Westervelt for Lincoln to assume duties as a member of the state board of control. The position, a six year term, is described as the most desirable political appointment offered by the governor. He has not chosen his Capitol living quarters yet but is considering several apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Westervelt
Lincoln
Capitol City
Gering Courier
Birth of a Nation Returns to Town for Two Nights
The Birth of a Nation, a pioneering Civil War epic by D. W. Griffith, returns to the U S A theatre for Monday and Tuesday July 6 and 7. A landmark in early cinema, the 1914 drama continues to draw audiences with its sweeping scale and influence on film history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Griffith
Thomas Dixon
Harry B. Aitken
Chautauqua Ends as Local Crowd Enjoys Final Day
Dalton Judge P J Barron spoke at the chautauqua tent to a large Sunday morning audience in Scottsbluff. The Western Public ServiceCo surveying Bridgeport to Dalton transmission line. A busy week with visits from Dr A B Hedlund and Dr Zarbaugh. Barn dance at Reel home. Rebekah district convention at Mitchell and praise for a great event as Cheyenne county’s only chautauqua this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Barron
Scottsbluff
Chautauqua
George B. Moore
Western Public Service Company
Bridgeport
Dalton
Cheyenne County
Birth of a Nation Excerpted as American Picture of Times
The promotional notes describe the post Civil War era and the four decades after as shaping a nation, praising The Birth of a Nation as historically accurate despite its controversial portrayal. The production promises a true story of the times with a standing offer for corrections if any inaccuracy is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecarpet Baggers
Appomattox
Attorney Fred Parks Joins Miles Office To Practice Law
Fred Parks announces he has taken a desk in the office of W P Miles and will engage in general law practice. He also associates with leading insurance companies and will pursue a general insurance business with a specialty in automobile insurance inviting friends to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Miles
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Good &Foot McCormick
McCormick
Avery
The
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Bidney
Joe Schimka
Nebr
Route A
W. E. James
Peetz, Cole
Avery Combine Thresher
J. W. Harper
Porter Oil Co
Joseph Novak
Howells
J. W. Johnson
Chester
Sunol
Joseph Oliverius
L. H. Beyer, Sidney, Nebr
Bee E. Planck
Aermotor Windmillagers
Fred Brubt
Johnson
Hardy Apts
R. E. L. Jackson
Hoke Smelting and Refining Co
Otsego
Michigan
P.O
R. ‘R. Bovee
Famiy
Unhen
H. “Andre
Devree
J. Perry
Simms Apts
West A. &J
Livoni
A. Klein
Radcliffe
G. P. Krats
H. T. Doran
J. W. Barper
South Sund
Mrs
Clyde Schad
Near Chappell
Vogler and
Osborn Homes
N. Roth’s
George Bonser
Kokes
Studlar
Skrdle
Frank Kokes
Kulie
Ray Osborn
Joe Vogler
H. Mangel
Ben Hupert
South Omaha
Best Reeves
A. B. Hedlund
Black Hills
South Dakota
Zarbaugh
J. H. Foster
Sarah Buchanan
W. J. Ewing
Mitchell
H. J. Mayer
J. L. Reel
Eiveryone
Fred Parks
the Leonard Grocery
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