Voters discuss women suffrage and local social notes in Davison
Voters at Davison precinct show suffrage as a leading theme with a few opposing views. Community members visit, travel to Sidney for events, host dinners, attend sales, and report school attendance and neighborly gatherings across the Eckert and Davison families plus associated households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
Davison
Hie Eckert
Sam Eckert
Frank White
Sidney
Clara
Carrie Eckert
Farewell Party for Hugh Kelly Before Chicago Trip
From nearby towns and friends gathered Friday at Jas McNulty home to bid farewell to Hugh Kelly father of Mrs McNulty before his departure for Chicago. Numerous neighbors shared visits and plans to return next summer.
Don’t Scold Wife for News Duty Behind the Fence
Quotation notes how a wife spends mornings chatting with neighbors and gathering news. It recommends subscribing to the Home Paper to satisfy her hunger for news, ensuring she is informed and dinner is ready on time, aligning household comfort with current events.
Reverend Hanson Arrives to Lead Lutheran Church Work
Rev H H Hanson and family arrived from Chicago to begin duties at the Lutheran church. Guild president Mrs Struble hosted a dinner on election day and praised the devoted work of the Guild leader amid a lively Halloween social for boarders and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hanson
Chicago
Lutheran Church
Local notes from Potter and Kimball area
Mr and Mrs J A Woten spent Saturday in Wyoming. W W Lafferty of Lodgepole visited his brother here last week. Fred Thornburg spent the weekend at Overton returning Monday to work. Mrs H P Hansen ill after a chill. She is better. Wicklund to locate in Kimball and build. Rome flourishing under new regime. Dr Ames and assistant Miss Strawberg at the county seat Thursday. Water well drilled by Stanton and Robinson. Steel tank on hill being installed. Electric line poles being set. Wm Bundy building fence for E H Biggs. Jacoby of Kimball visiting Potter and renting Thornburg hall for several days weekly. Dr Ames called to the Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Meyers
Dalton
Frank Weigand
J. C. Kreader
J. C. Dunn
Morv Eckert
A. J. Davison
Davison
Ickes Post Office
W. &E. Larson
Chris Madsen
Fred W. Johnston
Wm. Busacker
Jas. Davison
Anton Rudd
Gladys Sweet
Sidney
J. E. Davison
Goding
J. H. Foster
Frances
Ed Walsh
Dennis
McNulty
J. &. Davison
R. H. Goding
Katherine Walsh
Georgie Eckert
James Eckert
Edwin Walsh
Josephine
Marguerite Eckert
Pat Keenan
Clara
J. D. McMillen
John Davis
Curtis Dugger
Herb Foster
J. M. Kreader
Henry Mayers
Fischer Brothers
J. E. Sanders
Ida
J. D. Eckert
Ickes Post
Office
Jas. McNulty
Hugh Kelly
Chicago
Peter Koepp
Loren Dugger
Ford Smarrit
John
George
Syd Iverson
al Morrow
Mr. Iverson
George Juell
Jake Mayers
Ickes
Norv Eckert
Will Cheney
Neeman
Ruth
Godling
Mrs. McNulty
Col. Sharp
Morrow
Norv Eckerts
Pete Koepp
Sam Ecxert
Chas. Prehn
R. I. Godling
John Peterson
Chas. Mayers
J. A. Graham
Dix
J. Woten
P. Hansen
C. Stanton
Bracken Joseph Johnson
Anne Struble
Potter
Aberdeen
S. D
Mr. Stanton
Banta
Ruby Elizabeth Banta
Ruby
Dr. Ames
J. A. Woten
Wyoming
W. W. Lafferty
Lodgepole
Fred Thornburg
Overton
H. P. Hansen
Guild
Wicklund
Kimball
Rome
Miss Strawberg
Stanton & Robinson
Wm. Bundy
E. H. Biggs
Jacoby
Thornburg Hall
Davis
Lutheran Church
J. T. Seibert
H. H. Hanson
Neb
Church of
F. Thornburg
Mueller
John Seyfang
Fred Nelson
J Kerr
Phillip Nelson
Blair
Mr. Hansen
Denver
Hans Christensen
Grandpa Ruby
Buster Brown
Blackbird
Billy the Great
Charles Southern
Anna Johnson
Andy Ross
Kimball Observer
Ole
Chestnut Street
Local notes from Dix and Kimball area reveal social and civic life
Dix correspondent reports on church work, marriages, and visits, noting Rev H H Hanson leaving Potter Neb for Ascension, women’s guild activities, a Boy Scouts suggestion, and a Danish church service. Kimball items include Charles Southern and Anna Johnson’s marriage, a stage show What Happened to Ole, and praise for Banta’s modern drug store on Chestnut Street.
Bronson News Briefs and Local Happenings
Wheat crop in Bronson looks fine and weather is good. Mat Siebenaler from Elm Creek visited A P Siebenaler and returned home to vote. Farmers hauled hogs to Sidney. A P Siebenaler drove cattle for H Fuller. Dance planned at Herdon on the 17th with music and lunch. Most Bronson residents voted on Tuesday. John Sauer improving after illness. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Johnson on October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Siebenaler
Elm Creek
A. P. Siebenaler
Sidney
H. Fuller
Herdon
Bronson
John Sauer
Holllister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promotes Digestion
An old advertisement from Western Drug Co touts Holllister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for bowel inflammation and to restore natural digestion. It claims the product soothes irritated organs and works as a regulator starting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Holllister
Western Drug CO
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the Dalton Co-Operative Society
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Alto
Mous
Chas. Neeman
Elmer Mayer
Frank Weigands
J. M
John Eckert
Redington
Dave Eckert
From, NS
Mr. Shutt
John Savidge
Oscar Anderson
Lora Adams
Lincoln
H. E. Christensen
Nebraska
Scott
Didos
Marshal Hansen
Hahler
Will Struble
D. H. Shultz
Kimbail
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
Ralph Johnson
The
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Popular Cafe
Pere Lion
Triangle
Standard Oil Company
Omaha
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