White Dove Valley weekly meeting and local visits in Colo
In White Dove Valley Colo a school meeting at Stella Marshall’s schoolhouse with no classes. Minnie Brossard sick all week. Minnie later improves. Numerous visits to relatives, farm chores, and weather notes. Several locals travel to Sterling, Crook, and Willard Marshalls for chores, sales, and well work. Flu season affects Carl Meyerholtz and others. Sunday School attendance varies.
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Colorado
Stella Marshalls
Miss Dubbs
White Dove Valley
Minnie Brossard
English
Mr. Marshall
Mrs. Loudy
Phil Brossards
Minnie
Mr. Lee
Crook
Albert Jelinek
F. F. Toudy
Willard Marshalls
John McDonnell
Carl Meyerholtz
Tiley Harris Ranch
Mire
Tarry Reeves
McDonnell
Jennie
Web Bloom
Merlin
Londy
Melvin
Donnie Gross
Oren Londy
Charley Simpsons
Z. E. McDonnell
Mr. Taramores
Roy Gross
al Robinson
Norris Wilson
Neat Cronk
White Cove
Meyerholtz
Community Ingrames and Visits Across Lodgepole and Sidney
Local residents from Grand Prairie and nearby areas are repeatedly noted visiting friends and relatives in Lodgepole and Sidney. People mentioned include Mrs Frank Heimzman Mrs E A Johnson Aly Mrs Fred Windsheimer John Bowen and daughter Will Johnson Lillian Olson Alva Hart Mildred Beebe Henry Beebe and others amid social gatherings at homes and a high school play attendance.
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Frank Heimzman
E. A. Johnson
Aly
Fred Windsheimer
Dalton
Leonard Windsheimer
John Kucera
Christine Fiessner
Alva Harts
John Bowen
Henry Beebe
Will Johnson
Lillian Olson
Lodgepole
Claus Dykman
Walter Craig
Sidney
Heinzmans, Harts, Frerichsefeebes
Will Meyers
Fienry Beebes
Rex Beach Star in a New Setting at Local Theatres
The Star in a New Setting presents Rex Beach’s famed film with Thomas Meighan in a luminous lead. At U A Theatre Friday and Saturday May 18 and 19, then AT A Theatre May 21 and 22 with a special musical attraction.
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Rex Beach
Thomas Meighan
U. A
Miss Amelia Van Anne Visits Then Heads Home
North Divide news notes Amelia and Marie Van Anne arriving from Los Angeles to visit their brother near Dalton and Sidney where Amelia is under a physician care. They plan to return to Rock Rapids Iowa once improved. Other items mention a broken arm at school and local social visits.
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Amelia
Marie van Anne
Los Angeles
California
Dalton
Sidney
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Everett Owens
Ed. Schnelle
Mint
Hiuntsman
Jeff Davis
Elmer Hughes
M. T. Sterling
Parkerton
Wyoming
Henry Tolinson
A. Chaon
Wil Moyer
Mr. Stratman
Seeger
C. T. Spiker
Anteed
T. C. Spiker
van Anne
Spring Canyon Social Notes From Local Visit Details
Mrs. Arthur McKelvey visited with Mrs. Milo Moore Monday. Mrs. Bernard Will and baby spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Nicholas. Miss Ethel Sutter returned to Sidney Monday after a six week vacation. Pete Brossard and wife drove from Denver Sunday and visited relatives in the vicinity last week. P R Bells called at Dan Beebes Monday evening. A D TrilHard and family were shopping in Sidney Tuesday. The water was turned in the first of last week and a good many are active.
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Arthur McKelvey
Milo Moore
Bernard Will
Baby
Robert Nicholas
Ethel Sutter
Sidney
Pete Brossard
Denver
P. R. Bells
Dan Beebes
A. D. TrilHard
Local Notes From Crook Area Report Busy Week
Mrs. Robert Nicholas spent Wednesday in Crook with Mrs. Ellis Dunn. Gladys Sutler sick and improving after visits from Dr Sprecker and others. Miss Mentgen closed a successful term at Denrado School and left for Sterling. Verna Gregory recovering from a broken leg. Fern Trene Beebe born to Mr. and Mrs. Beebe. Community events include a Dan Bee be birthday dance and multiple visits among neighbors as preparations for a large corn crop continue in the area.
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Robert Nicholas
Crook
Ellis Dunn
Sprecker
Sam Vollek
Gladys Sutler
Arthur McKelvey
Milo Moore
J. T. McKelveys
Edna Troth
Sidney
Ray Sheffield
Dan Reebe
Carl Meyerholtz
Hilliard
P. TR. Bell's
The Nth Commandment at USA Theatre May Screenings
Lawbreakers beware The Nth Commandment opens at the U S A Theatre on Sunday May 20 with a special musical attraction from a Paramount Cosmo production.
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Paramount-Cosmopolitan
U. S. A. ‘Theatre
High Grade Player Piano Bargain Now Stored Near Sidney
Bargain piano advertised by The Denver Music Co. Denver Colorado. Immediate disposal with terms arranged through a reliable party. Write for price terms and particulars to view the piano.
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Sidney
Denver Music Co
Denver
Colorado
Paper Hats Protect Bits in a Small Foldable Bag
A tip suggests saving clothing bits by carrying a brown waterproof paper hat protector in a shopping bag. It folds into a compact space for easy storage.
The Inquiring Mind Mother and Child Cake Parable
A playful exchange imagines a mother warning against overeating a cake while a child asks what happened to the rest. The dialogue parodies cause and consequence with a grim punchline about a boy who died before finishing his cake.
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Charlie
The Acme of Inertia Item Sparks Outcry
A Cincinnati Enquirer note reports a plan to use a small Black boy paid 50 cents to remove leaves from a lawn, described as a base effort for Inbar as a zero line. The fragment highlights labor and racial phrasing from the era.
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Cinecinnati Enquirer
Neighbors Invited to Class Night Event
Community alert invites neighbors to attend Class Night on May 22 in the U S A. The notice cautions against being misled by visitors and emphasizes participation and local engagement.
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Mark
AT & A
North Divide
Spring Canyon
Cheyenne U. P
Sidney U. P. Ball Club
Athletic Park
Just
E. J. Marcotte
W. W. Wiker
MR. Plow Man
F. O. B. Sidney
John J. Treinen
U.S. A. Theatre
U. S. A. Theatre
Prof
Leibendorfer
Sterling
Featuring
King Tut
U.s.a.theatre
Nebraska
Burk’s
Miracle Man
Johnny Hines
Torchy
Colleen Moore
James Morrison
Mutt & Jeff
Fox News
Leatrice
Joy
Nita Naldi
al St John
Sterling Elks
Helen Chadwick
Larry Lemon
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