Local and Personal News Highlights
Born to Mr and Mrs W E Payzant on June 10 a son A J Jorgenson returned Saturday from a visit in the Colorado country Miss Anna Chambers assisting in the County Judge office Mrs Birdie McDougal of Idaho summering with her mother Mrs Margaret Otteman Miss Blanche Kulp home from teaching Sidney to enjoy vacation Mrs Robbett Sidney Iowa visiting daughter Mrs J L Sitton Leon Fine W M local Masonic order back from Omaha grand lodge Mrs E Montgomery joined her husband here and they reside in Parks house Leona Owens home from university hired as bank bookkeeper New cement base for the city flag staff at Rose and First streets withstands any vehicle impact.
Local Moves and Family Updates in Pine Bluffs Area
Mrs William Smith visited her daughter Mrs Wesley Kelly in Pine Bluffs over Sunday and returned Monday. F H Meineck from Bremen Kansas has settled on a farm fifteen miles northwest. John Daugherty moves family into a garage he built to gain possession of a sold home and will start building soon. Eva Miles and son Billie depart for Denver for Billie’s tonsil removal then visit Raymond Bauer and family in Lincoln before returning home.
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William Smith
Pine Bluffs
Wesley Kelly
F. H Meineck
Bremen
Kansas
John Daugherty
Kreuger
Eva Miles
Billie Miles
Denver
Billie
Lincoln
Raymond Baupers
Do you want a good home in the best town on earth
AIDNEY LUMBER CO invites readers to see the firm for housing and building needs in a standout town, offering lumber and related materials as a local supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidney Lumber CO
Nebraska Crop Prospects Improve After Rains in 1918 Report
June 1 1918 crop report from the Bureau of Crop Estimates led by A. E. Anderson notes winter wheat at 70 percent condition, preliminary U.S. totals project 587 million bushels, spring wheat acreage 572000, oats 2.86 million acres, rye and burley also detailed, with Nebraska prices for wheat corn oats potatoes hay and eggs listed compared with last year and the 1910-14 average. Weather relief from recent rains improved wheat prospects after a harsh drought and winds across major wheat counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Crop Estimates
A. E. Anderson
North Platte
Culbertson
U. S
U.S
Burley
Nebraska
Miss Helen Wooldridge at Cheyenne County Bank
A Nebraska State Bank note recalls Miss Helen Wooldridge guiding Lodgepole work while her brother Clark, just seventeen, defies age and enlists under the flag, prompting pride and regret for his youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wooldridge
Lodgepole
Cheyenne
Episcopal Convocation Attendee Earns Estes Park Posting
Mrs W F Bassett Miss Neubauer and Rev Ives returned from Hastings Nebraska where the Episcopal Convocation met for three days Miss Neubauer was elected to attend the July Episcopal convention in Estes Park Colorado for the coming session the year’s meeting set for Estes Park Colorado in July
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bassett
Miss Neubauer
Ives
Hastings
Nebraska
Estes Park
Colo
Local Visit Notes and Travelers from Omaha to Salt Tahe City
Mrs A A Bauer and her son returned from Omaha and plan Salt Tahe city visits with Miss Emma Meenen of Fairbury and Miss Anna Gleve. Os born and Jorgenson Dr tarry Mantor visited Lodgepole, while Mrs ROOD Devine returned from Lincoln and York after Memorial Day. Arthur M. Oberfelder of Denver came for Chau tauqua work as field agent. Frank Knox and John Kenyon from Boclus toured Lincoln Highway through town on Sunday visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A A Bauer and Son
Omaha
Salt Tahe City
Emma Meenen
Fairbury, Nebraska
Anna Gleve
Atnanuensis
Osborn and Jorgenson
Rood Devine
Lincoln
York
Arthur M. Oberfelder
Denver
Frank Knox
John Kenyon
Boclus
Lincoln Highway
Knoxes
Langston Conducts Gospel Meetings in Lodgepole
Pastor Langston of Christ iaan church spends this week in Lodgepole with state Evangelist support for gospel meetings. Residents report strong military and civilian interest as local troops train and Army nursing programs recruit nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J) Langston
Christiaan Church
Lodgepole
Army and Navy Need 25 000 Nurses
Surgeons General Gorgas and Braisted call for 25 000 registered nurses to care for soldiers and sailors in future fighting. The Red Cross urges all nurses to offer service to the government at once, and for non hospital qualified nurses to assist in hospitals and homes to free registered nurses for war service. The public is urged to support this effort and let nurses go for war duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
General Gorgas
Army
Braisted
Navy
Pershing’s Boys and Sims Sailors Call for Nurses
Amid looming battles many soldiers and sailors are expected to require nursing care. The plea urges sending nurses to provide the best possible treatment for the wounded as Pershing’s troops and Sims’s sailors engage in combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Sims
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Pari
Sidney
C. W. Hornaday
Post Office
The
First National Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
B. A. Jones
W. E. Swatzlander
Leslie Neubauer
W. E. Payzant
A. J. Jorgenson
Colorado Country
Miss Anna Chambers
Birdie McDougal
Idaho
Margaret Otteman
Misg
Blanche Kulp
Robbett
Iowa
Mrs
J. L. Sitton
Leon Fine
W. M
Grand Lodge
Parks House
Leona Owens
Rose
First Streets
Livoni & Son
NEBR
Tarry Mantor
Ho EL Mauntor
K YD Bassett
Emily
Dorothy Gould
D R Campbell
Rochester
Minnesota
Army School of Nursing
War Department
Surgeon General of the Army
Washington, D. C
N. G. Brewer
Kimball
Peetz
Colorado
Matthew Jones
General Recruiting Service
France
Miller
Jones
Pattery Service
Sidwey Battery Station West Lincoln Way
Army and Navy
America
Central Meat
Wier & Hamilton
Victor Machines and Records
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