Funeral attendance list from north divide for JB Halston
Names noted at JB Halston funeral include Mro and Mrs Otto Zuhl Mro and Mrs Jo Ro Birdwell Mr and Mrs Milo Webster Mro and Mrs Tom Spiker Mrs Frank Rowand Marjory Mrs Emma Ravert Jaeon Mayer Mrs Ben Carter Mr and Mrs Ray Frame Otto Perso Mro and Mrs Frank Rillen Mr and Mrs Henry Raymond Robert Raymond Mro and Mrs Wiker and others whose names were not obtained. Job Work Neatly and Promptly Done at This Office.
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North Divide
JB Halston
Mro
Otto Zuhl He
Jo Ro Birdwell
Milo Webster
Tom Spiker
Frank Rowand
Marjory
Emma Ravert
Jaeon Mayer
Ben Carter
Ray Frame
Otto Perso
Frank Rillen
Henry Raymond
Robert Raymond
Mroo
Wiker
Visit Recalls Boise Woman and Local Vet Figures
Mrs Dr Enis and her two children visited Thursday and Friday last week with Harry Armstrong tamuly. She had been visiting in laws and was returning to Boise Idaho. Ed Sita left Tuesday evening for Plankton South Dakota to install and operate at that place. He will stop in the eastern part of the state for a short visit with his wife who has been visiting there for awhile.
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Enis All O
Harry Armstrong
Laws
Boise
Idaho
Saate
Ed Sita
Plankton
South Dakota
Heo
Nebraska potatoes' grade urged to aid Omaha market
Food Administration official A. J. Jorgenson urges Nebraska potato growers to grade carefully before shipping to boost Omaha as a leading potato market. Emphasizes bruises and dirt lower grade, insists bulkhead bad loads and shared car impacts costly for good producers, asks for co operation to build a stable Nebraska potato market.
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United States Food Administration
Nebraska
Omaha
Nebraska Food Administration
The
Food Administration
Sugar Consumption Across U S Army Reaches 225 Million Pounds
A wartime report details sugar procurements from September 1, 1917, to June 30, 1918. The Army consumed about 225 million pounds, with roughly 237 pounds per man per day for LUCQ troops, and the logistics extend to vast sackage and carloads. The figures illustrate the enormous scale of provisioning during the period.
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United States Food Administration
Mauilla
Pacific
LUCQ
Quartermaster Corps
Baltimore
Washington
Sunol Notes on Illness Travel and Threshing Delays
A fragment from Sunol reports flu cases among nearby farmers as false. Cora Junker has mumps. Firth Booth leaves for Camp Kearney California with friends’ best wishes. Threshing is hindered by damp weather. local visits include Joe Ruttner family and grandpa Ruttner in Sidney. Paul Booth and Allingtons may start a perfume factory. glasses worn by Edward Smith. Joe Demers and family visit TE Allington. John Demers visits relatives in HHT Colorado. Roy Walker returns from California. Englert Pavlat buy Ford touring car. Henry Pavlat visits. Mrs Vuistendt helps cook for threshers. school closed as precaution against influenza.
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Cora Junker
Firth Booth
Camp Kearney
California
Joe Ruttner
Little Francis
Grandpa Ruttner
Sidney
Paul Booth
Henry Pavlat
Vuistendt
Powell
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Sidney Creamery
Butter Daily
Nebraska State Bank of
Home Bank
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
A. J. Jorgenson
Khart
SUNOL
Sidney Lumber CO
West Lincoln Highway
Clint Thompson
VO F Kucera
R. A. Barlow
Exclusive Outfitters
Tishigi
Leon Fine
Prop
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