Two Lodges Install Jointly In Odd Fellows and Rebeccas
The Odd Fellows and Rebeccas held a joint installation Monday night with ample attendance and success. Rebeccas installed first under Miss Ella Williams with Anna Wright as grand marshal, naming officers including Mrs. Clara Stuht Noble Grand and Mrs. Ethel Stuht Vice Noble Grand. Odd Fellows followed with Wally Williams as installing officer and Oscar Hatcher as grand marshal, installing O. Hade Noble Grand and Lee Gaines Vice Noble Grand. secretary Oscar Ericson and treasurer C. M. Wright not replaced. Refreshments of ice cream and cake, donated by both groups, concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and
Rebeccas
Ella Williams
Anna Wright
Clara Stuht
Noble Grand
Ethel Stuht
Edna Grauneman
Connelley
Mable Schroeder
Oscar Hatcher
O. Hade
Lee Gaines
Oscar Ericson
C. M. Wright
Odd Fellows
Old Fashioned Visit Between Neighbors in Kimball Area
A. K. Greenlee and wife with John Weston and N. P. Johnson spent an all day auto trip last Tuesday and had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Youngland south of Kimball. Weston and Johnson stayed longer for a visit. Greenlees returned home the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Greenlee
John Weston
N. P. Johnson
Albert Youngland
Kimball
Mr. Weston
Mr. Johnson
Mrr
Mrs. Greenlee
Lawn Social Hosted by Catholic Ladies at Peetz Home
Fairgoers attend a lawn social on Thursday evening July 21 at 07 West Fourth Street. Sherbet or ice cream with cake offered for 25 cents, served by the Catholic ladies. Music enhances the evening as the public is invited for a pleasant social event.
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Peter Peetz
West Fourth Street
Peter Weetz
Enjoying Life Thoroughly Enjoying Life Thoroughly
An automobile party from Gurley spent a cool Friday morning visiting in the area. The group included Mr and Mrs Alvah Birdwell Mrs Albert Thompson Mr and Mrs J R Birdwell of San Diego California and Miss Alice Mitchell of Tlisco.
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Gurley
Alvah Birdwell
Albert Thompson
J. R. Birdwell
San Miago
California
Alice Mitchell
Tlisco
Birdwell
Ray
Florida
United States
Radcliffe Couple Tour Denver Visit to Spiritual Healer
Clayton 8S Radolff and wife returned Sunday from two weeks in Denver. They attended the "Magic Healer" gathering, were impressed by the speaker's address and counte nance, and noted the immense crowds. They believed she was helping many souls with her message.
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Clayton
Radolff
Denver
Mrs Jensen of Dalton Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Lars Jensen, wife of Lars Jensen of Dalton, died Saturday July 9 at home after a long illness. Funeral held Monday at two from the Presbyterian church with Reverend Olney officiating. Born in Norway April 1, 1850. Survived by husband and six children, all but one of whom reside in Cheyenne county.
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Mary Jensen
Lars Jensen
Dalton
Presbyterian Church
Olney
Jensen
Norway
Cheyenne County
Student to Chicago heads to work and study season
A student named Lyle Saxon left on Sunday for Chicago to work for the summer with his uncle and then enroll in school in September. The departure left a lonely home as families brace for such inevitable changes.
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Lyle Saxon
Chicago
Uptegrove Family Arrives After Pleasant Auto Trip
Across State and Back E. L. Uptegrove and family and Mrs. Uptegrove's mother and sister Mrs. Kime and Miss Kime arrived Saturday morning by auto from Lincoln after a warm but uneventful journey.
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E. L. Uptegrove
Pleasant visit with relatives in salubrious climate
A note describes relatives visiting and planning to spend a month together in a favorable climate, highlighting a pleasant stay and healthful air.
Pittsburg Girls Visit Mr and Mrs Wugh Moore
Mr and Mrs Wugh Moore enjoy a bright summer with two pleasant visits from Pittsburg Pennsylvania nieces arriving last Friday. The girls are charmed by the cordial spirit of the community and the agreeable climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wugh Moore
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Youthful Traveler Delays Return to School
Youthful traveler Marjorie Sherman has journeyed to Maxwell, Iowa, to visit her aunt Mrs. Dora John. The excursion is described as long and delightful, with her delaying homecoming until the fall school term opens.
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Marjorie Sherman
Maxwell
Iowa
Dora John
Restful picnics become popular for small groups
Small groups organize restful picnics at nearby groves with books magazines and light food. These outings offer a relaxing break that refreshes workers for the next day’s tasks and duties.
Near-Drowning Drama at Studt Pool In July Week
The near-drowned woman, a lady bathers swimmer at Studt pool, was rescued after taking in a large amount of water. She tried to drink the lake dry and did not attempt to touch bottom while upright, learning that her head stays above water in a perpendicular stance. The incident could have ended tragically, as drownings can occur in surprisingly little water.
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Studt Pool
Trio Returns From St Louis Visit With Family News
Trio Enjoy South Mrs Will Ridge Miss Julia Runge and Harry Runge returned Thursday of last week from St Louis where they had been visiting relatives. Their uncle A Salmonson now of St Louis has advanced to age eighty four and is declining in strength. Mr Runge has toured all the important eastern cities including New York and had been gone three months when he joined his sisters in St Louis. The weather south is extremely warm and was the only adverse feature to a delightful visit.
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Will Ridge
Julia Runge
Harry Runge
St. Louis
A. Salmonson
Runge
New York
Visit Ends Suddenly In Kansas Family Trip
Mrs. W. A. Payton and Charles Payton of Kansas City Kansas returned Friday from a visit cut short by telegram announcing a death in the Easterday family. Mrs. Payton is the mother of Mrs. Easterday and Mr. Payton is her brother. They split their week between the Easterday home and the Woolsey home in Dalton before shortening a planned longer stay.
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W. A. Payton
Kansas City
Kansas
Charles Payton
Girls Hold Picnic For Margaret Puntenberg Leaving
A group of girls held a picnic Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Margaret Puntenberg who leaves today to return to Union Pacific offices. They enjoyed a dandy picnic dinner at Kreuger's and other outdoor pleasures, traveling in Mabel Wallick and Mrs. Jack O'Neill's cars. Attending were Miss Puntenberg, Mrs. Clira Stuit, Miss Alice Birmingham, Miss Coral Sherman, Miss Maggie King, Mrs. Currie O'Neill, Miss Rose McFadden, Mrs. Jolliff, Miss Mable Halston, Miss Jessie Huff, and Miss Mable Wallick.
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Margaret Puntenberg
Union Pacific
Kreuger
Rose McFadden
Jolliff
Mable Halston
Jessie Huff
Mable Wallick
Model Candy Counter Brings Patented Display to West
The West Variety store unveils a mahogany candy counter with twenty four glass front compartments. It offers sanitary handling with a dust free stock and clean presentation. Patented, manufactured in Nebraska, the inventor already pursues earnings from the idea.
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West Variety Store
West
Nebraska
Mrs John Daugherty Returns From Denver Visit
Mrs John Daugherty came back Saturday night from Denver and other mountain resorts where she spent a fortnight with her daughters Mrs Jeasie Schofield and Miss Jennie Cushing. She returned Wednesday for a six weeks treatment found beneficial to her health and will stay with her children Professor and Mrs Schofield during the stay.
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John Daugherty
Denver
Jeasie Schofield
Jennie Cushing
Daugherty
Schofield
A Day on the Crest Motoring Party to Dalton
Mrs FE W Vath and her sons with Mrs Julia Scanlon formed a motor party to Dalton on Tuesday. They visited friends and attended to business during the outing.
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FE. W. Vath and
Hunters Secure Concessions After 80 Mile Round Trip
Ray Stansbury and L G Lowe drove eighty miles round trip on Sunday to confirm hunting concessions in the north river country.
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Ray Stansbury
L. G. Lowe
North River Country
Visitors Report on Wonderful Meetings in Denver
Jesse McNash and his wife spent the last week in Denver attending the Floating Meetings. They praised the speaker as wonderful with a magnetic personality and said his work did significant good. McNish noted a blind man regained sight and reading ability in a crowd of 10,000, though keeping watch on everyone was impossible.
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Jesse McNash
Denver
McNish
Nieces of Mr Brauer Visit From Lincoln
Nieces Dorothy and Amelia Witte arrived Wednesday evening from Lincoln to visit their uncle Herman Brauer and family and other relatives. Dorothy is a stenographer and Amelia a newspaper woman. both plan a vacation stay and enjoy the west.
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Dorothy
Amelia Witte
Lincoln
Herman Brauer
West
Mrs Portrey Hosts Altar Society Luncheon at St Patrick's
Mrs Frank Portrey hosted the Altar Society at St Patrick's Academy last Thursday in the assembly room. She served a delicious hot weather luncheon and a goodly number of members attended.
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Frank Portrey
St. Patrick’s Academy
Visit of Mrs Breternitz and daughter in Sidney
Mrs Charles Breternitz and her daughter Mabel visited Sidney from Friday through Sunday. They stayed with the Breternitz and Gibson families in town and with the Ienzens on the south divide, enjoying time with local relatives.
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Charles Breternitz
Mabel
Sidney
Breternitz
Gibson
Town
Miss Armour Guests in Rockford Household Week
Miss Armour of Rockford Illinois visited Mrs Albert Sherman and family for a week then left Sunday evening for home.
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Miss Armour
Rockford, Tillinois
Albert Sherman
Women Must Avoid Worry Says Detroit News
A Detroit News article urges women to avoid daily worry as it harms health and beauty. It credits work and routine house tasks with strengthening body and spirit, warning that fretful attitudes undermine benefits of daily chores and reduce life’s pleasures.
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Detroit News
Lady and Pugilist: Five Thousand Women Attend Jersey City Event
The Associated Press notes five thousand women will attend a Jersey City prize fight with prominent Gotham and Washington figures among the attendees. Psychiatrists and others discuss why women witness bloodletting, suggesting a tie to ancient notions of male prowess and protection. The piece reflects on gender roles, equality, and the spectatorship of the event through literary and societal references.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
Gotham
Washington
Kipling
Forest of Arden
Orlando
Rosalind
Shakespearean Duel Echoes in Modern Match on the Square
The piece riffs on a Shakespearean contest where a heroic young fighter faces a modern foe in a public display. The audience imagines Rosalinds and Celias among spectators as Orlando wrestles, claiming victory over his opponent while the loser receives a consolation prize tainted by tax law.
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Celia
Orlando
Awful bore at the dance leaves two unsure couples
A blasé young man and an up-to-date girl banter about going to a dance. He tires of parties and contemplates asking another girl, while she laments boredom and questions his interest. In a turn, he muses taking her, but she ultimately declines politely despite his earlier indecision.
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Lemuel
Buena
Sama
Daisy
Louisa
Sara May
Clase
Chicago Daily News
Uncle Sam's Small Change puzzle summed by treasury
The treasury department states the total small change in use nationwide is 261,319,628 dollars and cents, about 3.25 dollars per resident. Silver dollars total 77,584,548. gold coins 1,035,060,120. FRN notes 2,783,000,000. national bank notes 372,3,004,488. other money totals listed as gold certificates 414,000,000. silver certificates 185,000,000. treasury notes 1800 1,578,000,000. United States notes 334,000,000. federal reserve bank notes 165,000,000.
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Treasury Department
United States
Federal Reserve
National Bank
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
National Republican
Sims Clears the Air on British Opinion and Policy
Admiral Sims public statement, though blunt, aimed to correct British misperceptions of American stance on Sinn Fein mobs and British influence. The speech highlighted the need to separate substance from manner, revealing public concern over Denby’s leadership and U.S. signaling to Britain amid tensions.
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Admiral Sims
Great Britain
Sinn Fein
Denby
Secretary’s Letters Stir Public Opinion Abroad
The secretary has shown no appreciation for the public’s tolerance of Slunfein’s gyrations here. British readers find it queer and a leave‑bound admiral might work to remove injurious, false impressions, as reported by the New York Tribune.
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Slunfein
New York
Uribune
Wells Urges New Bible as World Changes
The Springfield Union quotes H. G. Wells suggesting a new Bible is needed for modern times, while noting the world itself requires a new outlook. The commentary criticizes past efforts for not consulting Wells and implies his modest perspective would demand fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Wells
Mr. Wells
Bim
Springfield Union
Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic At Church Today
All members and friends meet at the church at 12 30 today Friday for the big annual picnic. W R Roetger superintendent. Merchants and private property owners asked to decorate their places of business on Wednesday July 20 in honor of the Bankers Convention committees. Wanted 100 tires for repair Ned's Tire Shop For taxi call 161.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
W. R. Roetger
Ned
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Trio
South
Mr. Brauer
Uncle Sam
Sims
Variety Store
Osborn & Jorgenson
Hink
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