Local Notes From Hollenberg and Nearby Towns
Agnes Cooper of Minden visits. Bidney Townsend of Fairbury calls on family for New Year. William Jaggers resumes duties at the lumber yard after a Lebo trip. Harry Barley becomes cashier at Hollenberg State Bank. Ralph Hyland becomes assistant cashier at First National Bank of Washington. Roscoe Ablers and wife return home after visiting friends. Old pupils dislike the new interests under the current teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Barley
Hollenbergtate Bank
Ralph Hyland
First ‘National Bank of Washington
Roscoe Ablers
Roscoe
Community Guests Share New Year Greetings
The record lists Sundays visits and gatherings at multiple local homes. Families including Belding Gourden Price Troxel and Sticken spent time at the Adee Williams Roderick Belding and Prairie Hill households. Emmet Nutter visited his parents on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Emmet Nutter
Prank Price
Riseel Troxel
Clarence Price
Endicott Ice Houses Filled and Hog Cholera Epidemic
The snippet notes all ice houses are filled and a hog cholera epidemic affects the Wile neighborhood. It also mentions Harvey Stienmers hired the whooping cough and Edwerd Nafsiger visiting State University during vacation, with Mire. J. H. Ellermeier attending a show and visiting friends Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwerd Nafsiger
J. H. Ellermeier
Local News Digest With Visits and Holiday Notes
Miss Jennie Wells returned home from Kearney hospital after two weeks. Miss Agnes Duggan went back to school near Nehawka after Christmas vacation. Relatives gathered at C. W. Lambert’s home for an oyster supper for his birthday. The Minstrel Troupe directed by M. D. Gillette performed last Thursday night and cleared 18.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Wells
Kearney
Agnes Duggan
Nehawka
Nebdr
C. W. Lambert
Local notices from a Nebraska town gathering and visits
Community round up of residents with names and destinations. Earl Rathbun and Roy Haverty work engagements noted. Neighbors visit, travel to Salina Kansas, and school returns highlighted. A church meeting, new members admitted, and a dramatic rescue anecdote about Mrs Edison feature in this week’s notes.
Wonderful trip to Cripple Creek and Colorado Springs
Levi Wursarx recalls a Colorado journey from Fort Morgan to Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek. He describes the Short Line road, Observation Point at 16000 feet, the Cripple Creek mining district, Stratton mine, and a striking shift from summer warmth to snow at 10000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City Press
Rea
Boliah
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Garden of the Gods
Stratton Park
Cripple Creek
Cloadland
C ‘Ripple Creek
Great Plains
Cimron
Crippie Creek
Main Street
Stratton
Col
Levi Wursarx
Excellent for Stomach Trouble Chamberlain's Tablets Ad
Mrs. G. C. Dutm of Arnold Pac reports relief from longstanding stomach trouble and bilious attacks using Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad promotes the medicine as a reliable remedy for digestive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
G. C. Dutm
Arnold, Pac
The Rural Church and Community Unity
A historian style essay by Peter Redford extols cooperation among rural church school and press as essential to nation building. It argues farmers sustain church growth funding and moral life while urging shared efforts to reduce sectarian split and boost local progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speers
Siro Ga
Elf
Pitts
Uniter
All Progress
Caution Against Opium Cough Medicines for Children
A historic notice warns never to give children cough medicines containing opium as it can cause serious harm. The guidance notes that long experience shows no safer alternative for coughs and colds and warns against harmful medical dealers.
Red Caps as Camouflage Saves Soldiers in War
A French observer notes color choices for military dress during conflict. Blue is preferred for subdued visibility, red is banned for general wear though it can offer situational advantage. An anecdote describes wounded soldiers who wore red caps on their bayonets, tricking the enemy and allowing safe return to lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Crid
Paris
Proper Care of Timepiece Sparks of Miss Knight Inventor
The article discusses winding etiquette for eight day clocks to reduce strain and improve accuracy. It highlights inventor Miss Knight, possibly the youngest woman inventor, with devices used in looms and paper bag machines. A separate note tells of a terrier named Gyp found at the Sayre home after two years away, bearing a license from Mechanicstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae
Ashington
Miss Knicht
Miss Knight
Women Lawyers’ Journal
Edward Sayre
Orangeburg
N.Y
Dorothy Sayre
Mechanicstown
Europe Faces Dense Population Outlook
The passage notes Europe’s population density rivals China when flooding and other factors are considered. It emphasizes that Europe is more densely populated than commonly assumed, highlighting misperceptions about global population distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
China
Nugget of Gold Discovered Sparks Local Interest
A nugget of gold has been found attracting attention in the local area. No further details about finder, location, or value are provided in the excerpt.
Fashioned Cob Eating Warns Against Overindulgence
A row of cautions describes how corn on the cob yields rich flavor when eaten properly. It warns readers not to bite off more than three rows at a time, calling the practice dangerous.
Biliousness and Constipation Cured
Fr Erwin of Peru Indiana reports a year ago he suffered indigestion biliousness and constipation. He tried Chamberlains Tablets on recommendation and they helped immediately. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. Erwin
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
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Hollenberg
Bidney Townsend
Fairbery
Wm. Jaggers
Friends
Taneas
Rocky Hollow
Bowers
Mr. Compton
Adee
Mrs. Alva Belding
Roderick Home
Mr. Fielder
Williams Home
Alva Belding
Mies
Gladys Gourden
Belding
Endicott
Harvey Stienmers
Mrs. Clark
Hebron
Mre
F. M. Walbarn
Glenn Wells
Earl Rathban
Carl Ames
Roy Haverty
Charney Decker
Justin McNish
Carl Brenneis
Salina
Kansas
Zweifel Boys
Bert Smith
Wymore
Sam
Mrs. Bratten
John Willaford
W. F.rathbun
Arlington, Nebr
Otto Brenners
A. B. James
Roy
Charley Eines
Mrs. Mayme
Nora Asch
Fern Jastis
Washington
Farm -In
Liberty
Irwin
Robert
Joe Alexa
Herman ‘Allerbeilige
Mrs. Edison
Bar
Taylor's Pharmacy
Fort Morgan
Plains
Cappie Creek
America
Peter Redford
National Farmers’ Union
Thay
Jefferson County
J. Monroe Davis
Ist National Bank
Taylor
Steele City
John F. Hoeft
Exchange Bank
van Orsdol & Crane
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