Lorenzo’s Snowy Town Social And Farming News
A good snow covers fields aiding crops as Lorenzo grows. Emigrant cars arrive, crowds gather for a birthday surprise lunch for Ralph Fleming’s eighteenth birthday. Local farming families, graduations, and social gatherings fill the town. A divorce case, butchering bee, moving Elmer Morgan, and village board actions are noted. Anton Leafdale takes over the farmers' elevator. the Review office plans expansion. Hurrah for Stevie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo
Mr. Fleming
Ralph
Mr. Fleming Jr
Walker Boys
Myer
Walter Andrews
Sterling
Mr. Andrews
Mrs. Andrews
Mmr. Kremer
H. ©. Jacobson
Masons
Dunhams
Mr. Smith
Kremer’s
Elmer Morgan
Fulton Place
H F Fleming
W A Fulton
Joe Detrick
Detrick
Village Board of Health
W. Leroy Larson
Potter
Anton Leafdale
Stevie
Potter: Bank Opens Temporary Offices and Local Business Sale
The Citizens' State Bank opens temporary offices in the Fred Nelson store. H Peterson and sons sell lumber and hardware interests to Mr James of Lincoln, Nebraska. Scarlet fever is controlled by isolating the affected cage. A smallpox case is reported in the country with active steps to eliminate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens' State Bank
Fred Nelson
H. Peterson and Sons
James
Lincoln
Nebr
Snowy season brings bumper year and community notes
North Divide reports a cheerful crowd at Geo. Miller’s new home to dedicate a piano and celebrate Mrs. Miller’s birthday. A German Lutheran Weyerts confirmation class is planned for Palm Sunday led by Rev. Fenske. Mrs. H G Miller returned from six months away in Illinois Missouri and Sterling. Henry Flessner bought Bard’s farm at 37 per acre north of Sunol. J Collart and wife returned to Nunn Colorado. The Weyerts child of L Rabe died of pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Miller
Mrs. Miller
German Lutheran Church
Joe Collart
Nunn
Colo
L. Rabe
Weyerts
Local notes from Bronson and surrounding area
Village reports greet residents moving back to Cheyenne County. Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson return from Ogden Utah to settle here. Mr Copply plans to move north of Bronson after building a home and barn. Miss Cyrena Livingston misses Sidney high school due to illness. Farmers Union Local Bronson hosts a March program with recitations dialogues music and readings. Norels of York and C J Osborn speak on rural sociability. a supper follows. Mrs John Anderson returns from two months with daughter Len Sherwin for health. improving nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Livingston
Charles Anderson
Ogden
Utah
Cheyenne County
Copply
Bronson
Cyrena Livingston
Sidney High School
Farmers’ Union
Norels
York
Nebr
C. J. Osborn
John Anderson
Len Sherwin
Winston
Colo
Nebraska News Snapshots From Communities
North Platte organizes a community center with Franklin school programs. Miss Laura Lanham is president of the Harvard P. E. O. in annual elections. Corn sells at 95 cents a bushel on Fremont market, a record high. G A Gregory re-elected Crete superintendent. P A Squires re-elected high school principal. Oil lamp explodes in Hastings, minor room fire. Holt county plans a wolf hunt for March 12 by white Russian wolf hounds. Plattsmouth youths fined for stealing chickens. Central City merchants stage a style show with living models. Beatrice second basketball team beats Diller 16 to 13. Sackett suffers apoplectic stroke in Utica New York. South Bend school raises George De Wolff salary to 1400 dollars. Newman Grove trio injured in Elk City ditch accident. Clarksville votes 2 mills for public library. Edward Royse funeral held in Broken Bow. former mayor and banking board member. James Brennan dies in Humphrey. Creighton graduate active in Catholic circles. Dr J W McGinns named to veterinary examining board. Beatrice to sell fire team due to feed costs. Steinauer paper changes hands with T W Shauguiedly taking over. House adopts Neff resolution praising Omaha hospitable reception for lawmakers. Dean H L Russell to deliver agriculture school commencement. 68 students to graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Franklin School
Laura Lanham
Harvard P. E. O
Fremont
G. A. Gregory
Crete
P. A. Squires
Lawrence Douglas
Hastings
Holt County
Wolf Hundy
Plattsmouth
Central City
Beatrice High School
Diller
James P. Sackett
Utica
N. Y
South Bend
George DeWolff
Christ
Rudolph Sundahl
August Nordquist
Newman Grove
Omaha
Elk City
Clarksville
Clarks
Edward Royse
Broken Bow
Masons
Royse
James P. Brennan
Humphrey
Neb
Creighton University
A F Anthony Called East by Telegram for Mother
A F Anthony was summoned to eastern Nebraska by telegram stating his mother was not expected to live. He left last Sunday night. He has the sympathy of many friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F Anthony
Nebraska
Lve
Backache warning screams kidney danger in old ad
An old newspaper ad warns that back pain signals hidden kidney disorders and urges prompt treatment with Dean's Kidney Pills. It cites Bright's disease risk, claims wide American support, and includes consumer testimonial from Sidney C. Goodell praising the remedy at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dean
Sidney
C. Goodell
Trave
Goodell
Foster-Milburh
Huffalo
N.Y
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha March 14 1917
A detailed South Omaha market report shows cattle running strong for fat beef, with prices from 9.00 to 11.85 for various grades. Hogs were slow to start. early bids near 14.50 for heavies, with overall expected 14.20 to 14.40, top 14.50. Sheep and lambs faced late arrivals and costly packing, with lambs 11.50 to 14.70 and yearlings 12.35 to 18.25 amid wet fleeces and cautious buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Nebraska
The Formation of Gold in Indian Theory
Indians claim gold formed after the deluge when tree leaves turned yellow. Winds blew leaves in all directions and lodges where the deluge ended. Gold exists as nuggets and leaf forms. Nuggets formed as leaves whirled into small pieces. leaf gold lies where leaves were buried by flood waters.
C E Harper Purchases Speedy Ambulance for Sidney
C E Harper has bought a motorized ambulance, a fifty hubee power vehicle capable of high speed for emergencies. Harper will respond to calls within fifty miles of Sidney to transport the sick or injured to doctors, trains, or other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harper
Sidney
Sidney Lumber Ad Promises A Good Beer Town Home
An ad copy appeals to buyers with a sales pitch for a home in a beer town, urging readers to see Sidney Lumber for options and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Sidney Lumber
Spring Remedy Promises Health for Whole Family
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea described as a thorough spring purifying medicine for the family. Claims to cleanse blood stomach and bowels, drive away winter germs, improve color and happiness. Sold at Vath Pharmacy for 35c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Vath Pharmacy
Spring 1917 Sale Dates From Fundingsland Millett Auctioneers
Fundingsland Millett Auctioneers announce spring sale dates with clients listed by town and date including Elmer Berling Gilley Nebraska February 14 Walter Nelson Sidney Nebraska February 15 H Lander Sidney Nebr February 19 and others. The notice invites more sellers to add dates and promises satisfaction with listings through Sidney State Bank and contact by card or phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Berling
Gilléy
Nebr
Walter-Nelson
Sidney
Nebraska
H. Lander
R. Woots
Weyerts
Nebdr
Clint Thompson Sidney
Earl Roberts
H. Eckert
Dalton
W.e. Henning
Peetz
Colorado
Gett
Sidney State Bank
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the First National Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
North Divide
Scotts
Scott’s
Scott & Rowne
Blosonfield
News OF Nebraska
J. W. McGinns
Ord
State Board of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery
Neville
Smith
Pool
Beatrice
Doc
Rock
Louie Gaff
West Beatrice
T. W. Shauguiedly
Albion, Wash
Steinates Star
Steinauer, Neb
C. E. Packham
Neff
H. L. Russell
Wisconsin
Nebraska Telephone Company
C. E. Harper
Fundingsland & Millette Auctioneers
Lodgepole
Rasmussen
Aarch
M. Buring
Mr. Griswold
Dalton, Neb
Mye
Pakro
Seen Co
West 23Rd St
New York St
Western Drug Company
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