Deaths Everett Stilman Flagg obituary notes
Everett Stilman Flagg born October 5 in Massachusetts died November 1918 in Sidney Nebraska buried Sunday November 10 at the grave with Rev Henry Ives of the Episcopal church officiating He was a large land owner in the county and spent much time on his interests The family home was in Omaha Surviving members include Mrs Plage and two sons John and Jay
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Everett Stilman Flagg
Massachusetts
Sidney
Nebraska
Henry Ives
Episcopal Church
Blagg
Omaha
Plage
John and
Jay
Brother Bert Mikkelson Dies in California Camp
Mrs. Frank Clinton received a telegram Monday announcing the death of her brother Bert Mikkelson in a California camp due to influenza. He had gone to camp last October 25 from Weld County Colorado, where he had homesteaded. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mikkelson of the South Divide. The obituary will appear next week.
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Frank Clinton
Bert Mikkelson
California
Death of Miss Jessie Bell Amid Influenza Outbreak
News reaches as press time of the death of Miss Jessie Bell who lived with her widowed mother on the north side of the track. She and a large family suffer influenza with two others in dangerous condition. They resided in the Masse house near the Union Pacific depot. Bell worked at the Stemm Laundry until a few days before her illness. No further details available.
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Jessie Bell
Masse
Union Pacific
Death of Harry Garey in Peetz Buried Privately
Harry Garey of Peetz aged forty two died of influenza after his brother Claud, who died the week before, both succumbing to the same illness. He was unmarried and buried privately Sunday morning.
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Harry Davenpeart Garey
Peetz
Claud
Peets
Livestock Prices Hold Steady at South Omaha Market
Moderate Tuesday run of about 500 head in Union Stock Yards South Omaha sees prices steady to narrowly mixed. Cattle demand strongest for corn fed and grasser steers with prime to choice beef 15.25 to 16.50. cows and feeders show varied but overall steady values. hogs steady to 10c lower. Sheep and lambs light, prices virtually steady from Monday for both fat stock and feeder trades.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
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Soaki
Sigmu
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Deeline
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Tholee
Sisamw
Suomi Ifo
Change Draft Calls After Armistice Signing
Washington announces cancellation of all army draft calls ordered to entrain for camps before November 30. Since August 1917 about 2,700,000 men have been inducted. Registrants slated for camp this month were those of the September 12 batch. General Crowder says cancelled inductions revert to original status. delinquents remain subject to penalties. Local boards ordered to finish classifications for those born before September 12 who have reached 21 but not 20, while ceasing work for those aged 87 to 46.
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Washington, D. C
Lnest
War Department
Germany
General Crowder
Buber
Crowder
Telegraph Advertisers Word With Telegraph Want Ads
Telegraph Want Ads are reliable for getting results where possible. Reports show most want ad orders placed with The Telegraph yield satisfactory results, with only a few insertions failing to produce outcomes.
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Telegraph
For Sale Old Newspapers Available At This Office
For sale old newspapers suitable for pantry shelves carpet linings and other uses offered by this office.
Land For Sale Near Dalton Nebraska 160 Acres
With 160 acres level farm land near Dalton Nebraska in cultivation and seeded to fall rye. Farm produced over a thousand bushels of wheat this year. For price and terms, write B C Stock Dick Sidney Nebraska before December fire.
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Sal
Dalton
Nebrail
B.C Stockdick
Sidney
Nebr
Mr and Mrs Wagh Foy Visit Relatives in Scribner Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Wagh Foy of Dalton travel Thursday to Scribner Nebraska for a several week visit with relatives.
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Mrs Wagh Foy
Dalton
Scribner
Nebraska
Holiday Greetings Display With Patriotic Designs
A local shop invites customers to view its holiday greetings catalog featuring patriotic designs. Drop in to browse the selections and choose suitable cards.
Conversation on singing request and luck
A dialogue recalls a moment where one person asks another if they ever told a third party to sing. The responder confirms and relays the reply that agreeing to sing would tempt fate, fearing bad luck.
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