Lutheran Congregation Honors Departing Rev Kaul at Higgins Nebraska
On Sunday June 18 the German Lutheran Congregation of Higgins Nebraska hosted a farewell reception for Rev Fred Kaul at the Edens home. Sixty attendees shared a supper prepared by volunteers and sang together as Kaul prepared to depart June 20 for home then seminary studies. Congregants offered blessings and best wishes for his ministry. Also noted Coly Crader owns one hundred acres of spring wheat over twenty inches tall. Last week an unidentified visitor visited Mrs H Van Macks chicken coop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Nebraska
Claus Edens
Fred Kaul
Raul
Coly Crader
South Divide Notes and Local Announcements
Mr Johnson plows south divide with multiple acres. Myrtle Hiett back from Lincoln last Tuesday. Mrs Chas Foster’s sister visits from Madison Co. Bessie Cross attends Kearney Institute. Crops look well after a good rain. Mr Henderson longtime south divide resident dies. Hand girls Emma and Hazel attend Kearney Institute. Corn plowing dominates. Mr Glidewell did veterinary work on the south divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Foster
Madison Co
Bessie Cross
Kearney Institute
Emma
Hazel
Glidewell
Sidney News Briefs and Local Visits
A light rain ends a long dry spell A. Lockhart hosts Ed Nelson this week Mrs Nelson visits Sidney area Bethel Sunday School draws twenty three attendees H A Lockhart helps Ed Nelson with a well Frank Hazlett traveled to Sidney Carl Livoni made a trip to Sidney Tom and Carrie Glassburne attended Sunday School in Colorado Mrs Kirkpatrick expects her mother this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Nelson
H. A. Lockhart
Bethel
Tom and
Carrie Glassburne
Colorado
Bronson Defeats North Divide 13 to 6 In Baseball
Bronson baseball beat North Divide 13 6 last Sunday. Farmers around Bronson cheer rain. Beary brothers caught seven coyotes. Wm Kubes to Crete for two weeks on property matters. Kubes finished his homestead house. Oscar Waltz has forty three colts this season. Mamie Lingholm returned from Cheyenne Hospital. Celia Riemers left for Fremont to attend school. Pete Lingaard yells for Joseph Kubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson
North Divide
Beary Brothers
Wm. Kubes
Crete
Oscar Waltz
Mamie Lingholm
Cheyenne Hospital
Celia Riemers
Fremont
Peetz Notes and Local Gatherings Include Showers and Games
Crops looked fine after last Friday's shower though fields were flooded. Home talent play drew a good crowd despite the shower. Laura beat Peetz 9 to 8 in a Sunday ball game. Joe Davis and Clifford Van Valkenburg planned a few weeks with relatives in Inman. Clyde Garey visited his claim to pick a building site. The Winston dance attracted a strong attendance. Harry and George Garey visited their claims. They will play Lorenzo next Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo
Joe Davis
Clifford van Valkenburg
Inman
Sunol Notes Record Rain and Local Happenings
Rain freshens crops as John Weist reports thriving watermelons and a new grading outfit camps east of Sunol. Barn Line visits Sidney. Sunol beats Union Valley 11 to 10. Local residents include John Neumann, Miss Tillie Davis who heads to Alberta, and several visitors on town business.
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Sunol
Owens
Sidney
Union Valley
Jack Fusha
John Neumann
North Divide
John
Mr. Nelson
Potter
Lee Howard
Tillie Davis
Alberta
Feed and Milk Production through Palatable Forage and Grain
Early cut alfalfa yields higher protein and better aroma, boosting milk production. Freshly harvested and finely ground grain is more palatable to dairy cows, giving best results. grind often to keep flavor and nutrition.
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Farm Journal
Farming Desk Considers Bokhara Sheep for Fur Trade
The department of agriculture seriously weighs introducing Bokhara sheep to the country for Persian lamb fur. Astrakhan fur comes from Caspian region tributaries. The finest fur is from lambs aged four or five days, and Bokhara sheep also yield good mutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Persin
Astrakhan
Caspian Sea
Bokhara
Prominent figures and incidents across national affairs
A wide array of terse items include Rev Joshua Berkey drowned in Crystal Lake Illinois. A Chicago jury acquitted EL S Cooke of embezzling 24000 from Big Four. Perjury charges against George B Cox quashed. Danville hospital death of Col Charles W Larned. Taft urged to intercede for Baptists in Russia. Chicago board of trade adopts strict anti competitor rule. Snake clubs form in New Jersey to curb rattlesnakes. Florence Sutton defeats Eleanora Sears for women’s national tennis title. Fire destroys St Louis seven story Jack Daniel Distilling building and lumber yard loss 100000. President Watt aims to visit Omaha for postmasters convention. Shipping strike causes wage disputes. Morgan line strikes involve five steamers. American yachts win Kiel races Beaver Cima Bibilot. War of 1812 reenactment planned at Wabash Indiana. General Rhys Pryce arrested on neutrality violation charges. Chicago probe into rail express company profits and regulation. Navy yard shop repairs under congressional scrutiny. Taft misses Huron South Dakota visit. Sherman act amendment to exclude labor and farm groups reintroduced. Govt bond bids indicate over subscription. World iron and steel congress to meet in Brussels. Rockefeller’s Cleveland summer visit prompts newspaper attention. New York shooting incident at a restaurant. Post office reform testimony cites efficient transport needed for rapid postage. Grostuck denies Castro aboard Umbria claim. Major import duty frauds tied to cutlery and Solingen region.
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William B. Dickson
Cincinnati
George B. Cox
Charles W. Larned
United States Military Academy
Danville
Taft
Russia
Northern Baptists’ Convention
Chicago Board of Trade
New Jersey
Florence Sutton
Los Angeles
Eleanora Sears
Boston
St. Louis
Jack Daniel Distilling Company
Watt
Omaha
Morgan Line
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Kiel
Beaver
Cima
C. A. Rhys’ Pryce
South
Huron
Martin
Colorado
Iron and Steel
Brussels
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
FIGHTS ROCKEFELLER BILL
Thomas L. Hisgen former president of the Independent Petroleum Marketing association says independent oil interests will unite against the Rockefeller foundation bill He plans to travel to Washington to protest The bill allegedly uses phrasing to back funds for political ends and expands foundation powers beyond presidential authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Rockefeller Foundation
Thomas L. Hisgen
Independent Petroleum Marketers’ Association
Washington
Foundation
United States
Interstate Commerce suspends freight minimum charge advance
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended until October 28 the proposed 35 cent minimum charge for freight in single packages and small lots, filed by about 600 railroads effective July 1. An investigation into the tariffs will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rural wives best cooks report from national inspection
Ada L. Bauman reports to the National Civic federation that farmer wives are the best cooks and superior housekeepers. She visited farm regions of New Jersey Connecticut New York and the New England states comparing to city women during summer boarding house inspections for working girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ada L. Bauman
National Civic Federation
Farmer's Wives
Panalman
New Jersey
Connecticut
New England
Burlington Man Killed by Engine Across Street Crossing
Burlington Iowa June 22 Henry Baumilee an aged citizen was run down and killed instantly by a switch engine at a street crossing in Burlington. The accident occurred on a public thoroughfare as Baumilee attempted to cross the tracks. Authorities were investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Henry Baumilee
Feeding fattening cattle by grain on grass timing
Guidance on finishing cattle on pasture notes grain needs depend on sale timing and grass condition. Early sales in June or July require more grain. later sales in August or September require less. When grass is at peak in late June, grain adds little to gains but can reduce pasture use.
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Sidney
Summer swine management guidance for feed and housing
The article advises large scale swine care with ample rape forage, graded lots, and early fall markets. It recommends feeding a corn oats barley mix with wheat bran, one quart daily per pig, and weighs whether cooking feed aids digestion. It notes warm feed prevents stomach issues and compares a chilled pig to a chilled person.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnson
Myrtle Hiett
Lincoln
Mr. Henderson
South Divide
Frank Hazlett
Carl Livoni
Mrs. Kirkpatrick
Pete Lingaard
Joseph Kubes
Peetz
Winston
Clyde Garey
Laura
Harry Garey
George Garey
John Weist
Ness
Joshua Berkey
Crystal Lake
Illinois
EL S. Cooke
Chicago
Allatera
Eaendon
M. Landron
Princeton
M. le Martim
Wabash
Ind
Indiana
Carmelia Degraccia
John Omega
Postal Progress League
Committee On Post Offices
George Grostuck
Berlin
Umbria
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Grostuck
Customs Service
Solingen
Germany
Thomas L Hisgen
John D
Rockefeller Bill
Hisgen
Sidney Mercantile Co
Sidney Mercantile Company
Schlitz Beer
Tobdin
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P
Rock Springs
Wanna
OUR
American Bank
NEBR
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