South Divide News Roundup From Onward Kansas
Reports from the south divide detail movement of residents including the Hand and Ajak families, Hiett couple moving to Cozad for dental surgery, and the Jacobson families relocating. Frank Rezanina was killed by a colt while training, funeral held at the Catholic church. Farming started but snow delays work. geese hunted on the north river. a gasoline plow outfit began operating along the Colorado line. fall wheat appears healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hand
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Ajak
Colorado
Hicker
Coolridge
Nebr
Palmer Place
BE. E. Hiett
Cozad
Jacobson
A. B. Ragan Place
Frank Rezanina
John Bittner
Oscar Brandt
North River
Fred Wacker
Landcaster County
Local residents attend Sidney declamatory contest and visits
E. E Higgins and wife attended the declamatory contest in Sidney last Friday night. Fred Beyer was a Sidney visitor last Friday. G. H Cunningham was transacting business in Dalton on last Monday. Mrs. Ehmke spent a few days this week with her daughter Mrs. Emmons Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Daugherty drove to Sidney Saturday returning Sunday. P. J. Beyers and wife returned from a few days visit with relatives in Cuming County. Gertrude Atherton, Herman Ehmke and Martha Cunningham went to Sidney to take the eighth grade examination, Thursday and Friday of this week. Little Willis Beyer has been a very sick child for several days. A doctor was called Tuesday to attend him. He is suffering with lung fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E Higgins
Sidney
Fred Beyer
G. H Cunningham
Dalton
Ehmke
Emmons Sanders
Daugherty
P. J. Beyers
Cuming County
Gertrude Atherton
Herman Ehmke
Martha Cunningham
Willis Beyer
Local Notices and Social Tidbits From Sidney Draw
Mrs J O Waltz left Tuesday for a visit with friends near Simla. Chas Hammond and Will Chambers attended the sale at Ed Pahr man’s last Tuesday. Hammond bought a 2 gasoline plow outfit. C S Chambers rented land to break and plant flax. Hugh Kurz moved to the Callahan place. A social dance is planned at Will Gorman’s Friday night. The atlas ordered by farmers was delivered this week. RN SS Teating the Cooks. A cooking instructor vacancy in a Paris girls school led to interviews with twelve applicants. six examined first day and four failed beefsteak omelets and apple cakes. next day four of the six in the second group prepared flounders roast mutton and plum pudding. jury found only two of the second group competent and twelve in total lacked all needed qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O Waltz
Simla
Chas Hammond
Will Chambers
Ed Pahrman
Hammond
C. S Chambers
Hugh Kurz
Callahan Place
Will Gorman
RN SS
Paris
Mie
Odile
Tulsa Implements Unit School System in New Buildings
Tulsa moves to a unit school system with multiple two room units arranged around a 300 foot square block. The design includes an assembly hall, an outer observation corridor, a swimming pool in the basement, and a public playground with baseball and tennis facilities. The plan aims to serve both students and adults and has drawn praise from national reform groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
United States
Mophitheater
J. O. McClure
Board of Education
Hhe
Chicago Playgrounds Association
Jane Addams
Did not squeal cross examination quote from reminiscences
A jovial lawyer recalls cross examination from a fund of reminiscences. The exchange questions the exact words used by a prisoner when speaking to the witness about a theft. The discussion centers on whether the prisoner spoke in the first or third person and whether he implied guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Al'efé
New York Globe
Algebraic wonder plus bridge lover in Judge verse
A poem praising a woman’s intellect in higher mathematics and languages, balanced with playful courtship. It contrasts her algebraic skill and linguistic prowess with a playful bridge obsession and a coy, childlike romantic moment. Ella Bentley Arthur referenced in Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodbessum
Didum
Hurtum
Ella Bentley Arthur
Spifin And Mifflin Seek Honest Friend Review
Two friends Spiffin and Mifflin stroll on a sunny afternoon. Spiffin asks for blunt critique to lift his spirits, despite a height difference that makes the request impractical.
The Good Old World MPRE: angels are calling the world
An Atlanta Constitution line from the era invokes a reflective view of virtue and temptation. The verse notes angels calling while the world appears appealing, and it hints at a sinewy tension between belief and experience in a bygone newspaper tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement in Alliance Neb
Mrs G E Leidy of 322 E Dakota St Alliance Nebraska endorses Doans Kidney Pills for kidney complaints noting good results from multiple uses. The ad urges suffering locals to ask for Doans Kidney Pills with a 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co as U S agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Doan
G. E. Leidy
Dakota St. Alliance Nebr
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New’ York
United States
Doan's and
Ake
The Garden City Movement and Its American Promise
The garden city movement originated in England with Letchworth as a model and expanded into Europe and America. It argues for self contained, multi industry towns as solutions to housing, congestion and urban growth, with Letchworth cited as the best example and potential blueprint for suburban expansion near New York and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Bournevile
Letchworth
Port Sunlight
Liverpool
Hellerau
Europe
America
Board of Trade
Smithtown
Jonesville
New York
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North Divide
Chamberlain
Jahildren
Thois
C.J. Hellwig
nmMyn
Ousotaty
Eppa Ilacksmith Shop
Higher Education
Fonte
Ann
John
Japan
Chicago News
Spifin
Miffin
Spittins
Mifflin
Spiffin
Spitfin
Hellerad
Cal
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
Chase and Sanborn
Chase and Sanborn's
The
Sidney Mercantile Co
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P
Rock Springs
Hanna
Cavite
Fineat
Nebraska
Schlitz Beer
Nhequors Tobia Biock- Sidney
Ffremont Wholesale and Retail
Ferdinand Schulz
Fremont Brewin Company
Pilsner Beer
Guckenheim
Jay Day
Old Crow
Sunnybrook
Yellowstone
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