Lands in Kit Carson County Colorado for Farmers and Investors
Public notice promotes lands near Seibert Colorado on the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific line. Describes level rolling soil dark loam rich in nutrients with 10 to 200 foot wells of pure soft water. Highlights favorable climate and rainfall patterns with 18.35 inches average annually and peak growing season rainfall.
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Kit Carson County
Colorado Oil Fields
Seibert
Denver
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific R. F
Omaha
Kansas City
Colorado
Leafdale Notes on Sickness Travel and Social Visits
Leafdale reports Mrs John Johnson ill with grippe Alfred Johnson hauled grain to town last week Bowen and family returned from five week visit in Town Spring weather has been mild with brief sleet Friday night strong north wind. John and Gus Carlson visited L. E Hougen Sunday. Mrs Engstrom visited at the Sheeley home. Arvel Hendrickson and child overnighted with Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson. Egger and Russell hauled grain to Potter for L. E Hougen. Alma Johnson of near Dix stayed overnight at LE Hougen’s Saturday. Alfred Leafdale of Kirk visited Ed Swanson last week for church in Potter Sunday. Mr Egger building a chicken house. Hougen, Lillie Tougen and Aura visited Mr Stngs troms Sunday. Mrs Jos Johnson, Hendrickson and Victor Johnson visited Joe Swartz Sunday. Mrs John Carlson visiting Sidney. Dedac family returned from Crete. Mr Dvorak, Joe Kubish and Dedac hauled goods from Potter. E Hougen and daughter Lilie, Alma Johnson and Aura attended services in Potter Sunday.
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John Johnson
Alfred Johnson
Bowen
John
Gus Carlson
L. E Hougen
Engstrom
Sheeley
Arvel Hendrickson
Joe Johnson
Egger
Russell
Alma Johnson
Near Dix
LE. Hougen
Alfred Leafdale
Kirk
Ed Swanson
Potter
Hougen
Lillie Tougen
Miss Aura
Stngstroms
Jos J. Johnson
Hendrickson
Victor Johnson
Joe Swartz
John Carlson
Sidney
Dedac
Crete
Dvorak
Joe Kubish
E. Hougen
Lilie
Poter
District 135 Notes District Meeting and Local Goings On
District 135 reports a passing shower and ongoing discing as farmers work. Joel and Henrietta Oliverius plan to Lodgepole, John Zalesky and family visit C Rogers, Floyd Billeter leaves school for field work. Henrietta Oliverius returns from Crook Colorado. Frank Oliverius calls on Mika family. District 1385 schoolhouse meeting set for March 20 at 2 PM. all district members and taxpayers urged to attend.
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Joel Oliverius
Henrietta Oliverius
Lodgepole
John Zalesky
C. Rogers
Floyd Billeter
Crook
Colo
A Oldenburg
Frank Oliverius
Mika
Glycerine Mixture for Appendicitis Advised
Sidney readers are urged to use Adlerika a glycerine buckthorn bark mix to flush the entire bowel and relieve sour stomach gas or constipation while preventing appendicitis One spoonful delivers instant pleasant action leaving the stomach clean and strong Westem Drug Co. Betts offers prompt repair services
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Sidney
Army Notes on risk, wages, and family allotments for guards
Army notes discuss battle risk lessons from Gettysburg, the U S Guards need for men aged 31 to 40, and the standard pay and allowances. Enlisted men with wives and children must allot at least fifteen dollars monthly, with government added allowances for dependents. Allotments for other relatives are permitted with added allowances.
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Gettysburg
U. S. Guards
U. S
United States
Service Flag Guidelines for Families and Businesses
Government notes about service flags and eligibility. It explains that flags should honor family members serving with the colors and not employees or non serving civilians. It cautions against misuse on homes and businesses and urges accurate representation.
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Gurley, Nebr
Nebraska
Colo. Pierre
S. Dak. Bismarck, N. D
U. S. Weather Bureau
James J. Hill
J. H. Irving
Sidney, Nebr
G. $. Brown
Seibert, Cole
Leafdale
Army
U. S. Army
Dooce Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Dodge Bros
M. W. Osborn
Cheyenne and
Kimball
Logan and
Weld
Kimball Counties
Gapen Building
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