Pleasant Valley Visitors and Barn Fire Report
Pleasant Valley residents and visitors listed include A B Jelinek and wife, Paul K Simpson, Ed Brooks of Kearney, Ollie and Mrs. Wilson, P R Simpson and wife, T W Simpson and wife, E J Simpson and three daughters, Hattie Engel, Roscoe Winters, J Louderback visiting his uncle Harry Louderback, and a barn fire at Bunny's due to a neglected pipe. The fire devastated the barn, with notes on safety and a large sale at BG Simpson's featuring 110 cars sold. Roscoe Winters assists R G Simpson with painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Jelinek
Paul K. Simpson
Ed‘ ‘Brooks
Kearney
Ollie” "Wilson
Hattie Engel
Roscoe Winters
R. G. Simpson
J. Louderback
Harry Louderback
Bunny
Lincoln Quote on Merit and Poverty Formed Character
A Lincoln quote extols how true trust is earned through honest effort, praising those who rise from poverty. It notes the value of resilience and integrity over entitlement and emphasizes self-made merit as a test of character.
Banish Doubt to Crown Your Life with Success
Motivational line urging removal of doubt to pursue success. Emphasizes travel to new opportunities and overcoming advance guard obstacles. Ends with a call to action for decisive, confident pursuit of achievement.
Stone Mountain Sheep Speak for Themselves
Stephen and Sam Stone Mountain Sheep discuss their dark, golden horned identity and family heritage. They contrast rocky mountain sheep with other species, defend peaceful living, and praise growing conservation and anti hunting sentiment among people who seek pictures rather than guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Stone Mountain
Sam Stone Mountain
Stephen
Sam
Trong
Steent
Loyalty to Principle in Girls’ Campaign Speech
A quotation underscores that facing criticism from friends hurts more than from enemies as one tests actions by conscience. It asserts loyalty to principle may disappoint friends, but true love seeks unwavering fidelity to the best within us.
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Ltte
Death and Funeral of Cavalin Anderson
Cavalin Anderson died at his parents home west of Brown last Friday after a brief illness from pneumonia. Born March 15, 1800 in Cheyenne County, he had lived here since. Funeral services were conducted at the Lutheran church by Rev. Elmer Kahl. Interment was in the local cemetery. He is survived by his parents, three brothers Arnold Oscar and Harry, and five sisters Mrs J H Joris of Santa Cruz California, Mrs Lena Spore of Santa Cruz California, Mrs Arta Walsh, Mrs Anna Hicks and Mrs Selma Mitchell of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalin Anderson
Henry Anderson
Brownson
Cheyenne County
Elmer Kahl
Arnold
Oscar
Harry
J. H. Joris
Santa Cruz
California
Lena Spore
Santa
Dye From Onion Skins Makes Yellow Dye
The Electrical Experimenter describes extracting a yellow dye by boiling outer onion skins from six medium onions until color is released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
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Pleasant Valley
Co. BR. Simpson's
BG. Simpson
Pesos
Otisial Wizerd Service
Lincoln
Valiant Lodge No 38
Griffith
Harmony Cocos
Denver
Liggett, Coaner and Johnson Rex Chocolates
Thayer
Rexall
Stone Mountain Sheep
Nebraska
Ba Bos
Lott
Sidney, Nebr
Triplex Spelliga
S. R. Perry
Sidney, Neb
Bey
Sunkist
Cape Edward
Howe
Rock Springs
Kirby
Harris
Aed
C. O. Hade
Sidney, Nebraska
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