Antelope Community Reports Rains Benefit Crops and Baseball Rally
Antelope notes three good rains in the past week boosting crops with spring seeding nearly finished and corn showing a good stand. A local baseball game pitted the Spars against the Colts, ending 17 to 12 in favor of the Spars as Frank Hazlitt hit two homers and strong fielding supported by Bill Killum and Jim Nelson. Several local families visited, moves toward new homes, and personal updates on neighbors include Miss Eva Olson’s injury at a picnic and townsfolk traveling for family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Nelson
Nelson
L. K. Nelson
J. H. Madden
Hank James
Sidney
Mads Larson
Cc. P. Herboldsheimer
Jim Jensen
Willis Crosby
Russell
Mangum
Lillian Minor
Raymond
Minor
Frank Hazlitt
Colts
Bill Killum
Jim Nelson
Pete Howe
Fd Nelson
Johnnson's Grove
Potter
Eva Olson
Eva
Cindys Martin
Edith Neill
Dye School
Pawnee
Nebraska
E. M. Beal
Cheyenne
Wf. W. Struble
Davenport
Iowa
Gladys Martin
C. A
Community Notes from Maple Grove and Nearby
Mrs W Y Miles visited with Mrs Jim Irwin last Friday afternoon Miss Vera Signor spent Friday evening at the Rheiner home Mrs Robert Ruhter and daughter visited relatives in Gurley Mr and Mrs F Miles and daughter dined with W Y Miles last Friday Edson Madden visited school district West 89 last Friday Vera Signor left for Longmont Colorado to visit relatives before returning home Mr Weaver helped Andrew Johnson assemble a windmill Tuesday Mrs W Y Miles and son Roy called at W T Sharman's Monday Byron Ray arrived from Elmcreek Nebraska to visit sister Mrs FP A Johnson and family Mr and Mrs F A Johnson and family Mr and Mrs Andy Anderson Mr and Mrs Cooley Elden Cooley and Mr and Mrs Robert Wait visited W T Sharman's last Sunday A dance at Geo Neiman home drew a large neighborhood crowd and strong reports Mrs W Y Miles called at Nels Johnson's Thursday evening Mrs Chris Jorgenson visited Mrs Nels Johnson last Friday A large crowd attended the Lee man Spring picnic with several schools present A good time was had by all Mr and Mrs Nels Johnson Mr and Mrs Curtis Mr Hokum and Mr Newton visited Wm Sharman's Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Tremain and family Mr and Mrs Ed Miles and daughter were dinner guests at the W Miles home Ed Miles drove to census and posted school notices last Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y. Miles
Jim Irwin
Vera Signor
Rheiner
Robert Ruhter
Gurley
F. Miles
W. Y
Weaver
Andrew Johnson
Roy
W. T Sharman
Byron Ray
Elmcrcck
Nebraska
A Johnson
F. A. Johnson
Andy Anderson
Nels Johnson
Curtis
Hokum
Mr. Newton
Local reflections on Bunker Hill graduation and rural social
A brisk Wednesday afternoon in Bunker Hill saw eighth grade graduation attendance by Ross Bales Clara Beyer and Tempest Hill. The community notes visits shopping trips and Sunday dinners reflect a tight knit rural district around Sidney with several families traveling to see relatives and attend events. The Gurley vs Bunker Hill ball game ended 4 to 3 in favor of Gurley and the week included multiple calls on Sid ney and Atlantic Iowa for family matters.
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Sidney
Ross Bales
Clara Beyer
Tempest Hill
Gen Bales
Bunker Hill
Ohlbrecht
Fred Beyer
Frank Beyer
Mike Schwartz
Glen Bales
Kenneth
Atlantic
Iowa
Clyde Kinton
Theo. Borcher
Walter Happel
Curt Scott
Henry Schmidt
Esther Borcher
Sheldon Scott
Hans Busboom
Gus Gross
Hattie Eversman
Gertrude Ross
Hazel Bales
Charles
William Gross
E. Troutman
Annie Sheridan
Gurley
B. Troutman
Ohlbredt
Cash Scott
Vernon
Hilbert Borcher
Baby
Fern
Theo, Borcher
John Borcher
Marie McCumber
Weekend Visits and Small Town Activities
Sextorp Miss Flora Schubuarth spent the week end with her brothers and their families. Nellie Juht closed a successful term of school last Friday. An enjoyable program was given in the morning, followed by a picnic dinner at noon. Dan Heimer is on the sick list this week. Lewis Brotts moved to the country after wintering in Sidney. Julius Johnsons family had Sunday dinner at the Strawberg home. Peter Nelson’s family visited Prim home. Mrs Nelson and Myrtle called at Dan Heimer’s. A baby girl blessed Herbert and Mrs Johnson on May 29. Mable Johnson shared Sunday dinner at Robert Boyee’s. Buster Barnes visits his uncle Tom Barnes this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Schubuarth
Nellie Juht
Dan Heimer
Lewis Brotts
Sidney
Julius Johnson
Strawberg Hore
Peter Nelson
Prim Home
Myrtle
Herbert Johnson
Mable Johnson
Robert Boyee
Buster Barnes
Tom Barnes
Sheriff to Sell Babb Property in Cheyenne County
Notice of sheriff sale issued after foreclosure decree in Cheyenne County Nebraska. The Leander Clark College intervenor holds the mortgage claim against Clarence J. Babb and others. Sale set for July 10, 1922 at 10 o clock a.m. at the east outside door of the Sidney courthouse. The NW quarter of Section 15, Township 16, Range 49, will be auctioned for cash to satisfy $6782.66 plus interest and costs.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Court House
Sidney
Towit
Clarence J. Babb
Young Old Maid 1923 on Pier street and love’s turn
In Pier street once fashionable, changes from fashionable homes to saloons and garages reshape the neighborhood. Teresa, a reserved girl, finds her match in Kay Anderson, though a rival Dennett courts her, leading to a playful, hopeful moment and plans for a future cottage.
Where It Ends. Men are born free and equal statement
A terse observation on freedom and equality noting that people are born equal but social constraints begin with clothing and attire. The remark underscores how identity and status are shaped by the act of dressing and material presentation.
Frenzy In Speech Sparks Noted Discovery
An odd fragment describes Frenzie remaining silent as something unsettling emerges in the manner of his speech, hinting at a deeper discovery behind the quiet. The scene centers on a tense moment signaling a shift in tone and potential revelation.
Sermon Sly Gossip and Slander Stirs Suburban Crowd
A minister who just finished a sermon on gossip announces the hymn I Love to Tell the Story in the suburb setting. The Boston Transcript notes reflect on conscience and daily thought as the audience considers the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterne
Boston Transcript
One and Their Uses in Ancient Japanese Oil Making
Crushing seeds to extract oils has been used in Japan for centuries. Rape seed oil has long been used for frying fish and lobsters and is today a principal fat in the Japanese diet. Cottonseed oil served as a substitute for rapeseed and for fighting purposes. The ancient Japanese understood oil extraction.
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Japan
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Teresa
Eleanor
Dan
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Rerom
von Kay Anderson
Pier Street
J. Bennington Dennett
Kay
Anderson
Dennett
Morado Coffee
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India
Gena Soda
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Byron
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