Papillion Times changes hands and farm journal debut noted
The Fremont Tribune reports Papillion Times sold to F. P. Morgan, a lifelong Republican, who will move to Oregon. H. W. Campbell launches The Soil Culture from Holdrege, a quarterly farm science journal. Bayard Transcript lauds Judge H. M. Grimes for integrity, fairness, and potential re-election support across the western district.
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Fremont Tribune
Papillion Times
F. P. Morgan
Edgar Howard
Morgan
Oregon
Chappell Register
Bayard Transcript
H. M. Grimes
Nebraska
North Platte
Thirteenth Judicial District
The Human Tongue Deadly Instrument of Harm
The article declares the human tongue the deadliest instrument, surpassing dynamite in trouble caused. It warns that words of criticism gossip envy scandal and malice drive long lasting sorrow and outrun theft or murder in yearly impact.
Stockmen convention figures and local happenings at Alliance
BRIDGEPORT M B Smith Milt Ahrens Chas Nelson and Tom Burk represented this valley at the Stockmen's convention in Alliance. Daily life notes include patients improving from pneumonia, land transfers, new construction, and an occupied drug firm move. Key figures: Mr Lafollette Mrs Wade Editor F A Gapen Dr J B Long J E Trinner Ella Swanger Bradford Kennedy and Willi an Elter.
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M. B. Smith
Milt Ahrens
Chas. Nelson
Tom Burk
Alliance
P. C. Wade
R. N. Lafollette
John Cartwright
South Dakota
Lafollette
Tom Ishmael
Sidney
Miss Heist
F. A. Gapen
R. P. Scott
H. L. Scoggin
Local Farm News From Henry Area Report
Frost slows crop growth as corn planting peaks with listers at work. Last night’s frost damaged outcrop, while a soaking rain last Saturday boosted planted corn. Telephone lines failing impaired communication. Joe Schad assists Geo. Miller drilling a well for Chris Weyette. Miller builds stone house. Henry Hinrichs recovers from two months illness. Jurgens child recovers from pneumonia. Casper Wolf’s child swallows coal oil but recovers. Wenzel Smith passes stock to John Busaker for two years and is available to play. Grazing stock is scarce and some animals are weak or down. Harm Frerich’s animal is down. Andy Johnston’s cow hoisting machine may feature at St Louis fair 1904.
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J. C. Grim
Harry Nolan
Alliance
Sheridan
Wyo
John Hagerty
Miesea Fannie Wisner
Lora Wells
Bayard
Bessie O'Neill
J. B. Long
Anderson
W. S. Bassett
J. E. Trinnier
Ella Swanger
E. W. Slim
L. A. North
Bradford & Kennedy
J. W. Iddings
H. C. Armstrong
Willian Elter
Elter
Wilder
Ester
Carr & Neff
Joe Schad
Geo. Miller
Chris Weyette
Stone House
Henry Hinrichs
Union Valley
John Jurgens
Casper Wolf
Paul
Wenzel Smith
North River Country
John Busaker
Wenzel
Harm Frerich
Andy Johnston
Andy
St. Louis
ICKES. Sidney News Roundup Of Local Visits And Health
Rev Gilpin and Dan Davieon visited with Davieon’s parents Tuesday and Wednesday then visited friends at Redington. Henry Mayer visited Reinmuth’s Sunday. Wm Morrow and A Erickeon were Sidney visitors Saturday. John Bybee of Redington visited James Davison Jr Sunday. Mrs Nesland remains on the sick list. Mr Eckert and non Sam went to Dalton Tuesday. Sadie Houghlan visited Mrs Chase Saturday. James Davison Sr and Charley Mayer went to Sidney Saturday returning Sunday. Mr August Johnson laying a stone reservoir for Jas Davison. Ed Walsh made a business trip to Sidney Tuesday. John Eckert visited his parents and tried to break Indian ponies but one threw him off so he returned to railroad work.
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Wm. Morrow
A. Erickeon
Sidney
John Bybee
Redington
James Davison Jr
Nesland
Mr. Eckert
Non Sam
Dalton
Sadie Houghlan
Chase
James Davison Sr
Charley Mayer
August Johnson
Jas. Davison
Ed Walsh
John Eckert
Local Notes From Sidney Area
Clara Vincent C Flinn stays at John Clouds this week. Wm Gustafson nearly finishes work on his place. John Anderson and family from the creek visited Epps and Mrs Schwartz with her son dined during a rain. John Cloud and Vincent C Flinn toured Kimball county to dispose of mammoth Jacks. Peter Nelson of Sextorp visited Sidney on Monday past.
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Vincent C. Flinn
Sidney
John Cloud
Wm. Gustafson
John Anderson
Creek
Epps
Pleasant View Community Notices Highlight Local Visitors
Supt. C P Chambers visited School District 1% recently and villagers hope for another call. Mr F Thompson of Union Valley and Mr Will Gustafson of Ickes were seen in the area. Dan Heimer fenced a quarter section last week. A rain and hail storm occurred a few days ago. Fred Heimer from Grassmere ranch looked for J M Adams cattle nearby.
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C. P. Chambers
F. Thompson
Union Valley
Will Gustafson
Ickes
Dan Heimer
Fred Heimer
Grassmere Ranch
J. M. Adams
School programs set for Friday and Saturday
Potter schools announce next week’s events with the primary department led by Mr. Stephens presenting Friday afternoon and the high school and higher grades under Misa Whitehead staging Saturday evening the 28th in the schoolroom. All are invited.
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Henry Mayer
Reinmuth
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Young
Cheyenne
Isis
Neb
Jons H. Leiner
Plain
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Sidney, Neb
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