Local Notes From Lodge Pole and Surrounding Areas
Community notices list several travels visits and returns including Claudia Smith home from Denver nurse training Arland Kahr 11 dies in Denver hospital with Lutheran church burial Ak F Frerichs travel to Cannstate S D for medical advice L 8 S bridge club hosted by Mrs Oscar Meyer and others at J C Wolfe home Arnold Michelman’s 10th birthday dinner large family and friend gatherings at various homes with bridge luncheon and football game attendance Nebraska Missouri Lincoln Sidney trips and residents planning moves to Cannstate Benkelman and Los Angeles plus hospital stays and relatives visiting from Gurley Chappell Jason etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Smith
Denver
Anton Kripal
Crete
Omaha
Thomas Thompson
Colonia
S. D
Arland Kahr
Lutheran Church
Arland
John Kahr
Wm. Frerichs
Cannstate
Frerichs
Oscar Meyer
Frank Huffman
J. C. Wolfe
Arnold Michelman
F. D. Barlow
L. R. Barlow
Doris Dee Minshall
F. J. Grant
G. W. Stephens
C. D. Moorhead
G. E. Min
J. W. McDaniel, Jr
B. J. Bates and
Daugh
F. H. Wolff
Jack
Vernon Bale
Harold Bond
A. G. Miller
C. O. Bills
Bonita Wolf
Nebraska
Missouri
Lincoln
Casper Ellison
Los Angeles
Lloyd Swanson
Benkleman
Fred F. Lehmkuhl
Lehmkuhl
Immanuel Hospital
Sister of Buffalo Bill Cody Dies in Honolulu at 85
Julia Cody Goodman, sister of the late Buffalo Bill Cody and oldest living relative of the scout, 85, former North Platte resident, died in Honolulu on Sunday. She was visiting son Walter P Goodman when stricken. cremation planned and ashes to North Platte. She left four sons and a daughter, including Finley, George, William, Edward Goodman, and Mrs Josephine Thurston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bufalo Bill Cody
Julia Cody Goodman
North Platte
Honolulu
Associated Press
Dispatch
Walter P. Goodman
Finley
George Goodman
California
William Goodman
Florida
Edward Goodman
Denver
Josephine Thurston
Cody
Wyo
Goodmans
Walter
Tom Mix
Goodman
Scout
Isaac Cody
Buffalo Bill
Wye
Kimball County Pioneer Dies After Brief Illness
Mary Elizabeth Bassett Prouty, 60, longtime Kimball resident, died October 20 1928 after a brief illness. She married Edward M. Prouty in 1895 and leaves nine children Howard of Haxtun Carolyn Harkins Louisa Lehmkuhl Edward Horace Dwight Lucia, plus surviving siblings. Funeral held at Burwell chapel conducted by Rev J J Crawford with interment in Kimball cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Prouty
Kimball
Burwell Funeral Home
J. J. Crawford
St. Hilda Episcopal Church
Kimball Cemetery
Mary Elizabeth Bassett
Elmire
N. Y
Bassett
Gibbon
Donald
Henry
Henry, Who Died When Small Children. Mrs. Prouty
Howard
Haxtun
Colo
Carolyn
Bert Harkins
Ovid
Louise
George Lehmkuhl
Cheyenne
Wyo
Edward
North Platte
Horace
Lyman
Dwight
Lucia
Kimball Observer
Small town Roundup From Minatare Area
Bunker Hill C A Overman drove to Minatare Saturday with his son in law Roy Buchleiter. Neighbors and relatives visited at Beyer and Rohde homes. Attendees includes Mrs Foster and Mrs Goose Foster Royal Neighbor lodge in Sidney and a 40 hour devotion. Several, including Henry Goetz and Joseph Beyer, attended a card party at St Patrick’s auditorium. A Mayo brothers treatment noted for Beyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Overman
Minatare
Roy Buchleiter
George Hendricks
Cecil
F. A. Beyer
George Foster
Everett Foster
Wm. Rohde
John Engel
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Sidney
Willey
F. J. Beyer
Walter Happel
Henry Goetz
Joseph Beyer
St. Patrick's Auditorium
Arthur Borcher
A. R. LeSueur
Frank Clinton
Foster Home
John Novotny
Mrs Ross Urges Women to Support Democrats
Mrs Nellie Tayloe Ross vice chair of the Democratic National Committee and former Wyoming governor urged women voters in Lincoln to back the Democrats to clean up national politics. She criticized the Republican administrations, praised Governor Al Smith, and linked the party to honest government while forecasting decisive female influence in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Democratic National Committee
Wyoming
al Smith
New York
Smith
Ross
Car Involved in Ames Bank Gang Case Is Attributed to Omaha Owner
Charles Combs of Omaha, holding a mortgage on the Flint car abandoned at Slayter camp ground October 21, claims the vehicle used by bandits. The sheriff's office believes Edward Becker, an ex convict and parole violator, drove the car as a decoy during the Ames post office robbery. neither driver returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Combs
Omaha
Slayter
Sheriff’s Office
Edward Becker
Ames
Car Fire Sparks Weekend Alarm in Lodge Pole
A Chevrolet owned by Mr. Miller of Lodge Pole caught fire near the Frank Clinton residence Saturday evening about 8:45. Supposed short circuit sparked flames, prompting a fire department call. Two residences were reported in danger, but the car fire was extinguished before major damage or engine arrival.
Deaf Institute Amendment Seeks university Board Control
Nebraska Association of the Deaf urges voters to support a constitutional amendment transferring jurisdiction of the Nebraska Institute for the Deaf from the state board of control to the university’s board of regents. The measure, approved in 1927, would place the institute under educational oversight, aligning Nebraska with other states. President T S Cuscaden notes broad backing from educational groups and stresses the nine month boarding arrangement for deaf students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents of
The
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Institute For the Deaf
State Board of Control
Board of Control
Board of Education
Nebraska
Institute For the Deaf
Nebraska Association of the Deaf
State
Parent- Teachers Association
T. S. Cuscaden
Cars damaged in crash north of town Friday
At 12 30 Friday afternoon two cars collided one mile east and a quarter mile north of Sidney. A Ford driven by John Heinlein of Chappell reached Sidney under its own power while a Chevrolet owned by A J Weeks of Rick River Wyoming suffered heavier damage with a smashed radiator and sprung axle. Heinlein is connected with the Ford agency at Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Ford
John Heinlein
Chappell
Chevrolet
A. J. Weeks
Rick River
Wyo
Heinlein
Ford Agency
Thoxine Cough Remedy Promoted as Safe Prescription
An advertisement warns against medicines with chloroform or dope for coughs and touts Thoxine as a safe effective alternative. The product claims dual action soothing irritation and addressing the internal cause, offering quick relief and a money back guarantee. Available in 35c 60c and $1.00 from druggists.
Notice bans hunting on specified land in township 14 range 48
Landowners announce No hunting or trespassing on Section 20 28 29 32 33 34 in township 14 range 48. Do not ask to hunt this land. Also notes an annual fall bazaar by Catholic ladies at St Patrick's auditorium November 14 15 and a dance tomorrow night at Hardy hall 9 p m hosted by St Martha's Guild Episcopal church Good music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Hardy Hall
St. Martha’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
Cream Wanted for Thanksgiving Turkeys and Cream
Falls City Creamery seeks cream and turkeys for Thanksgiving business. Pay transportation, request details on shipment type and quantity, live or dressed. Prices not set yet but expected to be top market. Reference Richardson County Bank. Falls City Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson County Bank
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the Telegraph
Hampshire
Arnold Stockamp
Route A. Gurley
Rhode Island
Fred J. Beyer
Geo. Kavanaugh
Poland
W. Borcher
Stout St
L. L. Farr
Sidney Sweet Shop
Fairbanks Morse
Jackson M Hardware
George Niemann
Route A
Sidney Exchange
Basset’s Pharmacy
Frank Schwasnick
Star Market
Ida Simms
Gidney Exchange
E. C. Stockwick
Hardy
Swatzlander Ranch
Nebr
Carlson Hospital
E. Plance
McIntosh & Martin
Sidney Creamery Company
P. Hunt
7Th Ave
Farmers Union Elevator
Simms
Forrest
Iva Beyer
Edward Furer
Illinois St
Grey Police
Silver
Frank Baker
Ter
Ruby
Nellie Petteys
Sunc
Nettie Dickinson
Col. Cody
Bluhill Coffee
Kimball County
Bunker Hill
Mrs. Ross
Association For Deaf
Royal
Leonard’s Grocery
Fisher
Neimann
van Aelstyn
Sterling
Richard Krueger
Falls City
In Sidney
G. V. Doran Or
H. T. Doran
Bearcat
Mfr
Pells
Powerine
Western Nebr. Oil Co
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