Sunol Area Notes On Local Visits And Harvest
Fern Barlow visits Mil dred and Patsy Dickinson. Graduates F Zalesky family Mrs F Booth Bessie and Albert Rutner attend Sidney exercises. Numerous residents attend social events at Mrs Plorin's home. Local farming activity includes land cultivation by John Demers and expanding Neuman and Fusha store. Community members travel to Sidney Potter Kimball and St. Dakota for work and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Barlow
Mildred
Patsy Dickinson
Sidney
F. Zalesky
F. Booth
Bessie
Albert Rutner
F. Dickinson
Bert Allington
Ernest Line
John Demers
Sunol
Bronson News Briefs From Local Events And Moves
A basket social at Herdon schoolhouse drew a good crowd last Saturday. William Kubes is building a house on his homestead. W C Couch plans to buy about fifty head of young cattle. H Van Mark bought young pigs from Kubes. John Svoboda of Beatrice visited Kubes last week. Miss Cora Wilson returned to North Platte after teaching, Augusta Ruhter and daughter August spent summer at home, Harry Matheny resigned as U P operator. A planned match with Laura team was postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Heckman
R. Jurgenson
North Divide
John Weist
Weist
Dr. Mantor of
Lodgepole
Alec Miamimi
Henry
Jimmie Mitchell
George Hicks
George Kinnersley
Little Son
Potter
John Nelson
D. Hiemer
E. Stines
Will Goding
Harry Courtwright
George Hicks and Sons
C. A
George
Kinnersley
Kimball
W. Goding
W. Gustafson
Hiemer
John
Sidney
Leland Hicks
Elgin Heimer
Frank Merukin
Emmons Sanders
C. A. Kinnersley
Evan Stine
Hicks
Wm. Goding
F.C. Beebe
M. Leafdale
A.W. Olsons
N. Jacobsons
Bronson
Herdon School
William Kubes
W.C. Couch
John Svoboda
Beatrice
Nebraska
Wm. Kubes
Cora Wilson
North Platte
Harry Matheny
U. P
Laura
Ruhter
Lincoln
Augusta
Pleasant View Crops Report Sees Mixed Planting Progress
The town surveys crop conditions with winter wheat at varying stands, some fields dished into oats or wheat, and only a small portion to corn. Most seed is being planted as weather promises a good overall yield. George Shrear installs a new blacksmith outfit bought from George Firestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Shrear
George Firestine
Sidney Draw and Valley Notes Update
People plant corn in the valley this week. Mrs Browne visits Mrs Earl Dye. Mr Eliston travels to Sidney Sunday to see his daughter Mabel. Mrs Hill visits Mrs Earl Dye. Mrs Kirkpatrick and Mrs Swain spend Monday with Mrs Lawrence Ivy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Nelson
Maurice
Sidney
James Welson
Ray Pitts
Ella Russell
Glassburn Ranch
Co. G. Lawrence
Lawrence Ivey
Reddington
Friinds
Fort Mor
Mrs. Browne
Earl Dye
Mr. Eliston
Mabel
Hill
Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Swain
Lawrence Ivy
Seed Imported From Chile Threatens Clover Crop
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that 370000 pounds of clover seed from Chile, containing dodder relatives, were imported since July 1 1910. At normal sowing rates these seeds could cover about 46000 acres, risking substantial clover loss in the southern producing region. Farmers are urged to avoid purchasing this seed despite its fine appearance and larger size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Multiple 1910s Headlines Secured From Broad Range News
A bank in Tea South Dakota was robbed of 1000 by two robbers. Dreamland at Coney Island burned with 3 million in losses. Superior Wisconsin store fire caused about 100000 loss. Taft pressuring senators on reciprocity. Lowry found guilty of manslaughter in Bison South Dakota. Inflexible damaged off Portsmouth in collision with another warship. London population rises to 7252963 from 6581402. San Francisco chief of police suspended over gambling. Presbyterian assembly urges diplomats abroad to avoid drinking. King Frederick visits American ships in Copenhagen. Taft to participate in Bull Run reunion on July 21. Lightning strikes in Hempstead Long Island injuring two. Southern railway firemen reject arbitration for 20 percent raise. Pasquale Tabriola kills his wife and daughters amid domestic trouble. Sicilian congress to tackle Camorra mafia. Russia may abolish passports for American Jews. Knights of Honor meet set for 1912 in Atlantic City Louisville. Edmond Prendergast named Philadelphia archbishop. Adolphus Busch receives Prussian decoration. Meteor strike unsettles Lassen County California. Peace in Mexico unlikely to affect Texas forces. General Carter to be succeeded by General Fred D. Grant. Dorothy Knight christens battleship Wyoming. Michigan flagship scores 39929 points in spring practice. Adolph Pricken arrested in St Paul after NY detective pursuit. Theft at Gotham perfumery totals 30000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea
Dreamland
Coney Island
Superior
Wis
Taft
Bison
S. D
Arthur Lowry
Gus Banick
Portsmouth
Frederick
Denmark
Copenhagen
Bull Run
Hempstead
Long Island
Southern Railway
Finley
Southern
Pasquale Tabriola
Chicago
National Congress
Minister of Justice
Girgenti
Sicily
Camorra
Italy
Sardinia
Russia
Washington
Supreme Lodge, Knights of Honor
Atlantic City
Molile
Louisville
Edmund Prendergast
Philadelphia
Vatican
Patrick John Ryan
Lassin County
California
Tule Mountain
Mexico
Texas
Carter
Fred PD. Grant
Dorothy Knight
Jesse Knight
Wyoming
Cramp Company
Michigan
Nathaniel R. Usher
New York
Europe
United States
Adolph Pricken
Gotham
St. Paul
Pricken
World Better Through Civic Duty Says Folk
The era is improving daily as the public conscience sharpens and citizens become more active. Folk argues that civic righteousness grows with citizen engagement, and good government depends on the average person’s energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Folk
Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer Subscription Offer
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer is the weekly Chicago paper tied to the great daily. It presents national world news, home farm, women and girls sections, and Republican editorials. Subscription combines with Sidney Telegraph for 1.75 in cash in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Ocean and Farmer
Chicago
I T
Wesvern Statea
Sidney Telegraph
Licenses For Washerwomen Plan Proposed In Jacksonville
Mayor William E. Jordan of Jacksonville proposes a city ordinance to require washers to register with the county recorder as a sanitary measure. The plan aims to prevent washing in homes with contagious diseases and to protect the public from clothing loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Jordan
Jacksonville
Fla
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St. Louis
William
America
Chichester
Plamond
Chl-eheeter
THE
Vienna
E. W. Ziebert
Home Office
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
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Rock Springs
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American Bank
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