Local notes from Peetz area a mix of updates and events
A collection of brief items from Peetz and Sidney areas. Ed Wickhorst improves and may return soon. Mrs. Ford Wickhorst and Ed make a business trip to Sidney. Grandmother of Myrtle Taylor dies in Sidney prompting funeral travel. Straw and fodder hauled for Ford Wickhorst. Mrs. MacAdam’s mother in Canada improving. Local trips and minor injuries reported. Postmaster Wm Armstrong named and to run a star route west of Peetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Wickhorst
Ed Wickhorst
Sidney
Myrtle Taylor
G. Nelson
Emil Nelson
Robert MacAdam
Canada
Darell Frazier
Harry Wales
M. A. Tappen
Sterling
L. W. Davis
Wm. Armstrong
Peetz
Local People Move and Travel After Weekend Weather
A cold wave last Saturday sent residents like Mrs Frank Beyers and her daughter home from Eastern Nebraska after visiting relatives. Kimball and Goding headed to Colorado to inspect a homestead. Ed and John Quinn moved polo horses to Pine Bluffs Wyoming this week. William Schimpf returned from Trognitz precinct with cattle missing since Saturday's storm. Fred Korsmeyer may farm the Kinnersley place next year. Mr and Mrs Salle of Denver visited August Pults and wife. T E Quinn moved horses to Potter on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beyers
Nebr
Messrs
Kimball
Goding
Colorado
John Quinn
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Wm. Schimpf
Trognitz
Fred Korsemeyer
George Kinnersley
South Divide Notes on Local Farm, People and Prices
The Fulton threshing machine is broken down while some flax remains to thresh on the divide. F A Hand owns a new auto and is now equipped to scare farmers' horses. John Shaw and wife from York visited Earl Hiett and returned home. Mrs W J Hiett and Estelle went to Colorado for a week. Corn husking is finished for the year. The cold spell left stock in good condition for most farmers. Mr Trienen lost a horse recently. A dollar will go along waya if properly used. See our window. Wolf's Jewelry Store The Place for Particular People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hand
John Shaw
York
Earl Hiett
W. J. Hiett
Estelle
Colorado
Mr. Trienen
Wolf's Jewelry Store
Peetz News Roundup with Local Visits and Events
U A Adams returned from Nuckolls county at the start of the week. John Frazier hosts a Thanksgiving evening restaurant event inviting all. A moving picture show is planned with program changes twice weekly. Nebraska Telephone Co collector from Sidney was in town yesterday. L G Lowe visited for business on Wednesday. Vincent Gallagher arrived in Peetz on Tuesday. Noel Marty traveled to Sterling on Tuesday with an accompanying party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frazier
Nebraska Telephone Co
Sidney
L. G. Lowe
Vincent Gallagher
Peetz
Noel Marty
Sterling
Wour's Jewelry Store Promises Value for All
A local ad touts "Something for everybody for a dollar" at Wour's Jewelry Store saying it is "The Place for Particular People" with accessible pricing and broad selection intended to attract diverse shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wour
Potter Notes Attract Attention In Prairie Town
Local items report Wm Lee and Mr Roche visiting from Kimball. A new school building impresses as citified while Miss Oldershaw plans a teaching break for health. Neighborhood folks head to Florida, Osceola, and Idaho as visiting relatives and stock shipments occur. A charity band benefit and home talent show are planned amid cold Nebraska weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lee
Kimball
Mr. Roche
Benson
Potter
Osceola
J.A. Graham
Thomas Thornburg
Idaho
B. F. Thornburg
Geo. Thornburg
Redington
Mr. Rose
Neva Thornburg
Deuel Co
Cromer
Crete
Nebraska
Arthur Branscom
Advancing Mindset Promotes Courageous Leadership
A collection of quotes urges readers to embrace brave progress, endure difficulties, and lead with conviction. It emphasizes lifting others, pursuing truth, and showing humility in service to achieve meaningful success.
Wage Dependence in Early America
Dr. Charles W. Eliot argues that wage dependence defines modern life, with many families renting housing and lacking land to cultivate. He notes urban mobility, reliance on savings banks, and investments for security, contrasting with early American self-sufficiency. He stresses dependence on others for financial security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Eliot
Votes for Women and suffrage in practice
Sir Frederick Pollock argues that law has discriminated against women and that suffrage, as tried in New Zealand and Australia, has caused no harm and has produced some good. He urges educated women to vote, believing voting improves issues without violent upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Australia
Sir Frederick Pollock
Production of Hog Cholera Serum
An Nebraska experiment station report outlines a $15,000 appropriation to produce hog cholera serum under animal pathology. The process requires multiple hog bleedings mixed and tested, with distribution planned by cost of production and local vaccination guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Gain
Lincoln
Neb
Bell
Department of Animal Pathology
Nebraska Experiment Station
J Gain
L. B Sturdevant
Lincol
Express
Also Mentioned on This Page
ASH
Mr. Keyo
Ladies’ Aid
Anna Smith
Ladies’ Guild
Alexander
L. R. McKibben
J. G. Goodart
Peetz Grain Co
Margaret Gleson
Denver
F. L. Whiterock
Clara
Colo
U. A. Adams
Nuckolls Coun
Dinah Malock Cratk
Tennyson
Henry M. Stanley
Newman Smythe
Hitchcock
Statlon
University of Missouri
Sidney Lumber CO
U. P. Frack
Rock Springs
Hanna Coal
Sidney Mercantile Co
OUR
American Bank
CIA
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
the Capitol
Schlitz Beer
Tobin
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