Peetz News Highlights Local Graduates and Community Happenings
Albert M. Smith a Logan County High School graduate has secured a position at First National Bank of Sterling. A Sunday school training class was organized at the U B church with Mr Metcalf elected instructor. Various social visits, a Peetz baseball win at Dalton 6 to ? , and plans for future events fill the town bulletin.
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Albert M. Smith
Logan County
Mac
Peetz
First National Bank of Sterling
U. B
Metcalf
Joel Schad
P. P. Strahmeyer
Geo. S. Jewett
Feetz State Bank
Jewett
Peetz Baseball
Dalton
O. V. Dowlin
Sidney
Rosa Dowlin
O V Y. Dowlin
Exline
Dowlin
Geo. Garey
Ridney
Jack Meyers
Gentry Brothers
Gurley Busy in Gurley Nebraska Looks to Fast Road Work
Frank X. Gurley County Commissioner was in town Tuesday June 6. Chester Roger hauls corn to the Gurley elevator for Art Miller. Henry Braash hauled cement plastering material. Thed Jeudes had auto repairs at the Gurley Garage. Road grader praised for grading from Sid ney to Dalton and south. John Roach foundations for English Lutheran church. Knaufke gang on Weyerts building. Schusselman contractor for three new houses. Dunton sold pool hall to Gus Eden. L H Bordwell surveyed for Geo J Ruhter, then to Paul Collarts on his ranch.
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Frank X. Rihn
North Divide County
Chester Roger
Gurley
Art Miller
Henry Braash
Thed Jeudes
Dalton
Sidney
Cheyenne County
John Roach
Knaufke
John
Paul Collarts
Hig Ranch
Strengthening Scott's Emulsion for weak lungs
Do cold symptoms settle on your chest or bronchial tubes raise throat troubles? Immediate treatment with Scott's Emulsion strengthens the respiratory tract and improves blood quality. Pure cod liver oil and glycerine soothe and heal throat membranes. available at drug stores. Beott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N J.
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Beott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Nation-wide turmoil and war news of 1917 era
Yuan Shi Kai dies as President Wilson signs army reorganization. Hunan proclaims independence while Verdun battles resume. A county parade leaders prepare in Washington on Flag Day. Supreme Court adjourns to June 12. Various political, labor, and violence reports fill the day with strikes, executions, and accidents across the U.S. and abroad.
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Yuan Shi Kai
Wilson
Hunan
China
Verdun
Gregory
Washington
Supreme Court
Joseph J. Convies
Los Angeles
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iandstrum
Bootlegging charge after liquor seizure near Denver
A carload of liquor from Kansas City was seized at Denver and charges of bootlegging were filed against George Phillips and ten others. The seizure was made by B. G. Giles, special agent of the governor, and the Denver police. Victor Innes of Mugene, Oregon, was convicted of larceny of $1000 from Mrs. Blois Nelms Dennis of Atlanta, who with her sister Miss Beatrice Nelms disappeared from San Antonio two years ago. He was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment. President Wilson and Vice President Marshall are to be nominated as the Democratic standard bearers for the campaign at the final session of the Democratic national convention at St Louis. A bill to safeguard defense secrets by providing a penalty of $1,000, or one year's imprisonment, was extended.
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Kansas City
Denver
George Phillips
B. G. Giles
Victor Innes
Mugene
Ore
Blois Neltms Dennis
Atlanta
Herister
Beatrice Nelms
San Antonio
Wilson
Marshall
Democratic Party
St Louis
Chicago Parade Draws 130000 Plus In Preparedness Show
A huge Chicago parade, the greatest in the city, attracted about 130,240 participants with roughly one sixth being women. The eleven and a half hour procession drew over a million watchers. In Wichita, packing house whistles warned residents to flee to high ground as floods from the Little Arkansas River surged, marooning parts of the city after heavy rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Chicago
Wichita
Arkansas
Four Year Old Dark Gray Stallion For Sale In 1916
A dark gray four year old horse weighing 1000 pounds will stand the season of 1916 at the seller's place one and a half miles west of Sidney. Terms are 12.50 dollars for a live colt. If ownership changes or horse is removed from the county a service fee becomes due and payable at once. Precautions taken to prevent accidents, but the undersigned not responsible for any accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
Sidney
Imare
Jacks
Neb
Duce
Ss. P. Jones
Nebraska
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha 1916 Market Report
Union Stock Yards South Omaha Nebr June 7 1916. Cattle demand strong for heavy weight and quality with high fat cattle at 10 70 per cwt the season high. Hogs declined with bulk sales 9.05 to 9.20 per cwt. Sheep and lambs mixed with spring lambs near 10.30 and ewes steady around 6.00 to 6.75 per cwt. Trade irregular with uneven run and shifting prices across cattle hogs and lambs.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Nebr
California
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