Western Outlook letters from Nebraska readers share memories
A Nebraska reader H C Latimer writes of his long affinity for the Western Outlook and requests the supplement be sent to him. He recalls trips from North Platte to San Francisco, deer and pheasant hunting, and a 1913 blizzard's impact near Gordon and Chadron. He mentions Ol e Hersted and a Polar Bear display, plus family ties to Modesto Bee and North Platte journalism. Another correspondent BP O Gord of Chadron shares frontier recollections from 19th and early 20th century Nebraska, including Ft. Robinson, Indian outbreaks, a 1913 blizzard, a rotary snow plow work train, and hides, pumpkins, and cattle remains from the storm. He notes wheelchair use and asks to return any borrowed photos and documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sykes
Nebraska
North Platte
San Francisco
Platte
Lincoln
Frontier Counties
Wellfleet
Maywood
Paxton
Don Lawlers
Ole Hersted
Tacoma
Wash
Sykes
Ole’s
Outlook
Curtis
Modesto Bee
Dean
Old North Platte Tribune
Modesto
Central Valley
California
Ole
90Th Cavalry
Ft. Robinson
Rushville
Merriman
Cody
Neb
Gordon
Chadron
A Look at Animal Friends and Blizzards of 1888 and 1913
Letter from Roy M. Copeland of Santa Rosa California to Western Outlook editor Mr E S Sykes discusses reading the January issue and recalls the Blizzard of 1888 and the Blizzard of March 1913. He mentions Addie Rickat from Paxton and Edith Retkat as sister and kin to Addie. References to Harriet Hested Hartman and Ole and Harold appear as relatives. The note thanks the editor for the memories and expresses enjoyment of the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Rickat
Paxton
Copeland
Edith Retkat
Addie
Harriet Hersted
Hartman
Ole
Harold
Myself
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Sykes
Western Outlook P
Ogallala
Nebr
Front Street
H. C
Latimer
Western Outlook Publishing Co
Ogallala, Nebi
Bordeaux
Animal Friends
Santa Rosa, Calif
E. S. Sykes
Western Outlook
Ogallala, Nebr
Mrs. Copeland
Roy M. Copeland
Hermosa Circle
Santa Rosa
Calif
Apt
Sete