Mary FE Byerly obituary in Sidney Nebraska
Mary FE Byerly was born in Ohio on February 18 1549 and died in Sidney Nebraska on May 31 1918 after a long illness. She moved with her family to Clarke County Iowa at age seven and later married James Hadley in Chariton Iowa on March 17 1868. The Hadleys moved to Nebraska in 1877, lived in Redington before settling in Sidney in 1893. She was a longtime Methodist and left behind many survivors including sons William H James A Clarence E Frank J Charles M and Albert and daughters Mrs B W Frazey Mrs Jack Bowman and Mrs Nathan Mick plus four brothers two sisters and nineteen grandchildren. The funeral was at her Sidney home with Reverend J L Lewis and the Methodist choir, interment at Green Lawn. Families from Iowa and Colorado attended the service.
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Mary FE. Byerly
Ohio
Sidney
Nebraska
Clarke County
Iowa
Chariton
James Hadley
New Redington
Hadley
Methodist Church
William H
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Samuel A
Loveland
Colorado
Clarence E
Steamboat Springs
Frank J
Cheyenne
Charles M
Albert
B. W. Frazey
Jack Bowman
Nathan Mick
C. M
JL. E. Lewis
O. K R. Owens
F. Mann
J. Daugherty
Oscar Harris
Greenlawn
Heights
Millard Byerly
Diagonal
Frank Byerly
Weston
William Byerly
Des Moines
John Muhr
Redington
Adams
Not So Bad Says Galveston News On Women
A Galveston News column notes that, while exceptions exist, women are not as bad as some portray. The remark frames a broader social view with a dash of humor and caution.
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Galveston News
Maneuvers and Appointments of Home Guards
The Home Guards held a Monday night meeting appointing Sergeants Parks Wallance and Kirschgestner and Corporal Daniels. They ordered guns and thanked the 100 Percent American Club for a $100 rifle fund donation. Continued drill attendance penalties and possible honor discharges were outlined amid talk of nationwide calls.
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Parks, Wallance
Kirschgestner
Daniels
Local Notes and Arrivals in Potter Community
Mrs. C W Johnson and Miss Edith Challbury head to Camp Fremont with Chirenee W Johnson in training. CC W Johnson goes to Cheyenne, joined by Arval Henricksen. Mrs A Hendrickson and children visit Fort Collins. Home Guard drills organized under A M Leafdale Fred Johnson and BK Biggs. Clarence Johnson to occupy Mrs Stevens rooms during absence. Mrs Oscar Anderson ill at daughter Mrs Harry Hendrickson’s in Kirk. Claud Biggs visits Potter. Biggs to become Sergeant on return to Camp Funston. A Shallburg moves into new home west of town. Daisy Brady Party June 8. Miss Anne Uneapher departs for Denver then summer with Rev Uneapher’s. Mabel Tensdale picnic at Sund. Crops promising. war harvest near. Henderson of Oshkosh visits Kimball. Six Antelope seen by Allen Dykeman. Miss Sadie Osborne of Pittsburgh visits sister Mrs C E Grisham. Mrs Robert High and daughter visiting Lexington. Robert McAdam visiting from Canada. Mrs Arthur Spitzbart home from Overton. Julia Lingwall visits Cheyenne. F D James Co secures Miss Anna Nelson for season. Mrs W L Stevens to Chicago for summer with son Earl. Mrs Kroets and children travel to Toledo. Krots to stay awhile due to carpentry demand.
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C. W. Johnson
Edith Challbury
Camp Fremont
California
Chirenee W. Johnson
W Johnson
Cheyenne
Arval Henricksen
A. Hendrickson
Fort Collins
A. M. Leafdale
Fred Johnson
BK. A. Biggs
Clarence Johnson
Stevens
Daisy Brady
Anne Uneapher
Denver
Uneapher
Harry
Mabel Tensdale
Sund
Henderson
Oshkosh
Charles Stanton
Kimball
Allen Dykeman
Sadie Osborne
Pittsburg
Penn
C. E. Grisham
Robert High
Lexington
Robert McAdam
Canada
Arthur Spitzbart
Overton
Julia Lingwall
F. D. James Company
Anna Nelson
W. L. Stevens
Chicago
Earl
Kroets
Toledo
Ohio
Krots
Registration of Labor Sparking War Effort in Cheyenne County
Registration of labor discussed at the Farmers Loyalty Congress in Lincoln with a plan to register all males over sixteen to gauge available workforce for harvests and essential industries. The program aims to mobilize labor quickly, using county agents and state labor bureaus, amid wartime shortages and sedition law provisions.
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Farmers Loyalty Congress
Lincoln
Congress
State Council of Defense
Oklahoma
Kansas
State Department of Labor
Race and the universal spread of the rose
The article argues the rose is the most widely represented plant across races and eras. It traces cultivation from ancient times through Christian eras and the medieval period, noting how barbarians and invasions pushed rose culture into monasteries and large castles for protection.
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St. Louis Republic Illustrated Sunday Magazine
Sunol Community Notes and Local Updates
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Howard died Wednesday evening May 2 and was taken east the next day for burial. Mrs. C. W. Smith and Mrs. C. E. Fenske were Sidney visitors. Mrs. Arthur Dodrill has been ill. L. E. Allington and wife drove to Chappell. A car of brick tile arrived for the new schoolhouse. Finyd Powell transacted business at the county seat. E. B. Smith went to Sidney. Albert Penske owns a new Ford touring car. Elnora Johnson stays at Dodrill's during Mrs. Dodrill’s illness. Friends of Leonard Jackson and John Hornicek glad to hear letters from them in France. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sanglert returned from Denver trip.
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P.P. Howard
Luvial
C. W. Smith
C. EF. Fenske
Sidney
Arthur Dodrill
L. E Allington
Chappell
Finyd Powell
E. B Smith
Albert Penske
Elnora Johnson
Dodril’s
Emil Sanglert
Denver
Week in Review and Local Notices from Lodgepole and Platte Center
Mrs Lindley of Lodgepole stayed with Mr and Mrs Englert during their absence. Mrs Max Brucker of Platte Center visits her daughter Mrs E O Fenske. Rumors claim German submarines near New York harbor. A local wag suggests draft of pool hall patrons armed with billiard cues to push back the enemy. Job work neatly and promptly done at this office.
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Lindley
Lodgepole
Englert
Max Brucker
Platte Center
E. O Fenske
New York Harbor
United States
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M. Lee Daniels
Hardy Hardware Store
Court House
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Home Guards
Gurley Home Guards
Home Guard
State Home Guards
Potter
Farm Bureau News
H. G. Gould
Registration OF Labor
Cheyenne County
Gus Narjes
Central School House
C.J Osborne
State Hall
Council of Defense and Farmers Union
Pleasant View
Ht. G. Gould
SUNOL
Harper Furniture
Sidney, Nebr
C. E. Harper
Nebraska State Bank
F. M. Wooldridge
M. L. Wooldridge
Helen V. Wooldridge
Ass’t
Sidney, Nebraska
Virgil Marsh
E. L. Montgomery
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