Pleasant Valley Farm News Highlights Local Visits and Illness
The Pleasant Valley column notes farmers in fields after wet weather. Mrs. Harry Louderback returns from Denver gaining strength, Jay and Paul Simpson head to Kearney for work, and families gather at P. R. Simpson and Louderback homes. Smallpox illness hits Joe Uecker family while Edith Simpson breaks an arm. extended family visits and travels include Roy Chatkins leaving for Olin Town and Bert Hillard visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Louderback
Denver
Jay
Paul Simpson
Kearney
Paul
Melvin Simpson
Peetz
Cole
Verg Calkins
Truman Touderback
Geo. Louderback
Sunol
R. G. Simpson
T W. Simpson
Martial Law Declared in Central and Northern Russia
Moscow reports a central executive committee decree dated May 11 proclaims martial law across central and northern Russia and Archangel. Provincial committees gain power to guard railways supplies depots and communications while mandating 24 hour offices and boosting war material production. Kalinin and Lenin sign the decree.
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Moscow
Central Executive Committee
Russia
Archangel
Kalinin
Lenin
Delegates Sail From New York on Royal George Voyage
Mrs. Robert W. Kohlhamer and Mrs. Margaret Strand, delegates from the Illinois Equal Suffrage convention at Geneva, Switzerland, have departed for New York to join other delegates and sail on the Royal George on Wednesday. Both are active in suffrage and women’s club work in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert W. Kohlhamer
Margaret Strand
Geneva
Switzerland
New York
Royal George
Richmond Virginian Sells to Evening Journal Suspension Follows
In Richmond on May 17 the Richmond Virginian announced the transfer of its business and goodwill to the Evening Journal and stated the Virginian will suspend publication. High operating costs and paper shortages are cited as the cause of suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond Virginian
Evening Journal
The
Virginian
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Internal Cure
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a systemic remedy that cures catarrh by acting through the blood. Claims local applications fail, emphasizes constitutional influence, praises tonics and blood purifiers, and notes testimonials and Toledo based company J Cheney Co as proprietors.
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Hall
Props Sc
J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Wanted to Purchase Land Near Sidney Not Far From City
The undersigned seeks to buy a half section or two good quarters within fifteen miles of Sidney, north or south table, with growing wheat preferred. Also considers good raw land. Address C F FOX 2027 Farnam St Omaha.
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Sidney
C. F. Fox
Farnam St
Omaha
Tanlac Restores Cora Scott After Year of Illness
Mrs. Cora Scott of Omaha Nebraska credits Tanlac with drastic health gains after a year of ailments. She says sixty pounds were lost, indigestion and insomnia plagued her, and rheumatism and vertigo caused constant pain. After starting Tanlac, her appetite returned, stomach issues eased, vertigo and rheumatism diminished, and she regained strength to work long hours. The ad notes availability in Sidney Potter Lodgepole and Dalton.
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Sidney
Basset's Pharmacy
Potter
Potter Drug Co
Lodgepole
Nugent DeLongpre
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Sidney Battery
Mann Motor Co
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Central Committee
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Tan Jac
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Tanlac
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McGraw
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