Robert Emanuelson dies at 64 long Cheyenne county homesteader
Robert Emanuelson was born in Wilmington Illinois January 9 1861 and died June 18 1925 aged 64 years 5 months 9 days after a life of homesteading near Lodge Pole Cheyenne county Nebraska He served as county commissioner and on village and school boards Married Margaret Bohlken December 13 1890 they had nine children three sisters and three brothers left ten grandchildren Funeral at M E church led by Rev Staniforth with a W M A march and choir pieces burial at Pleasant View beside his wife
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Lobert Emanuelson
Wilmington
Hinois
Joliet
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Lodge Pole
Todge Pole
Margaret Bohlken
Charles
la Junta
Colo. i
M. E
Staniforth
Mesdames Morrow
Brava
Bond
Ethel Forney
Messrs. Russell
Mortensen Marries Thornburg In Cheyenne
W H Mortensen and Miss Dorothy Thornburg wed quietly at 7 am in Cheyenne on June 23. The groom is field superintendent for David Cole Creamery in Omaha. The bride, from Sidney, is a Sidney High School graduate of 1920 and has worked with doctors Barger and Witham and lately as organist at the U S theatre. They will reside in Sidney. K Kepler and Bob Clark drove to Cheyenne Saturday evening on business.
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W. H. Mortensen
Dorothy Thornburg
Cheyenne
Lander
Yellowstone National Park
Mortensen
David Cole Creamery Company
Omaha
F. Thornburg
Sidney
Sidney High School
Infant Betty Maxine Mowrer Buds Quiet Birth to June Death
Betty Maxine Mowrer, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Mowrer, born May 30 1925 and died June 22 1925. Fourth child of Walter C and Stinnie Mowrer, her brief life taught lessons and blessed family and friends. The family gratitude and prayers extend to relatives as they mourn.
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Betty Maxine
W. C. Mowrer
Walter C
Stinnie Mowrer
Agricultural Short Course for Business Men at Mitchell
Under the North Platte Valley Bankers association a one day course in agriculture is set for June 29 at the Mitchell experiment farm starting at 1 PM. Experts F D Beltner E E Maxon Prof D H Propps Prof Goss and James Holden will cover rented farms sugar beet culture dairying poultry crops legumes and crop rotations. The program aims to help business men understand farming problems and how to support crop production financing. Attendance is urged to begin promptly at 1 PM.
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North Platte Valley Bankers Association
Mitchell
F. D. Beltner
E. E. Maxon
Great Western Sugar Co
D. H. Propps
Goss
State University
James A. Holden
Kurz Speaker marry at St Patrick's church in Sidney
Otto Karl Kurz and Miss Mary Speaker were married at St Patrick's Catholic church at 8 o'clock Wednesday morning. Rev Anton Link performed the ceremony. Mr Kurz works in the automatic train control department of the Union Pacific in Sidney and Mrs Kurz is from Greeley Colorado. They will reside in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Karl Kurz
Mary Speaker
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Anton Link
Kurz
Sidney
Automatic Train Control Department
Union Pacific
Safety Sunday urged across Union Pacific towns
A 1923 rail crossing safety campaign aims to enlist church leaders nationwide to preach on highway rail crossing dangers. Clergy observers note 2268 fatalities at crossings in 1923. the following year saw 133 fewer deaths as driving increased and crossings rose. The effort seeks broader adoption of cautionary messages to reduce accidents among motorists and improve traveler safety.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Fourth of July Proclamation in Sidney Nebraska
The mayor R H Rogers proclaims that all business be suspended within Sidney on July 4, 1923 to celebrate the birthday of the nation. Mrs Susan Bassett has gone to Denver for the summer.
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Sidney
Nebraska
R. H. Rogers
Susan Bassett
Denver
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Robert Emanuelson
Thornburg
K. Kepler
Bob” Clark
Betty Maxine Mowrer
Allar
Percase
Nee
Coe
Sunkist
Schilling
Wisconsin
Post
Bran
Ecru
Childrens
MENS
Oxfords
Hielas Catour
Fly Tex
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