Local notes include fairs, visits, and farm co op plans
The itemized local column reports on Rhode Island Red pullets for sale at $1 each, residents visiting in Endicott and Fairbury, a new Farmers Elevator Co. organizing near Hollenberg, train delays from engine breakdowns, K P lodge activities, household goods moving from Fairbury, public sales upcoming, and various visits and travel notes across several Nebraska towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go. de. New
K. of P
Nebraska
Will
Rucker and Crinkian visitors report from Diller area
Community notes from Council Bluffs and Greenwood include H Rucker and Frank Vandeman visiting, Fred Wilgon home from Omaha business college, and plans for a sale near Steele City on Jan 17. Reports cover local illness, a gun accident at Taylor’s drug store, skating on the river, and lodge activities with Mrs Mayme Hedrick Cleaver and new membership applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R Rucker
Ft Crinkian
Diller
F. O. Lowe
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Rupert
Idaho
Pioneer Record
Willey
EY Willey
Moser
Rey
Paul
Mayme
Hedrick Cleaver
Lincoln
Bessie. Rucker
Jennie Clapp
A. Hy. Phelps
Bitta
Winkler
Community Notices and Names List From Local Page
A fragmented OCR shows a roster of women with titles and roles such as Mrs. Alice Palmer Mrs. Edith Brown Miss Myrtle Kelly and others. Roles include organizer recorder and organist with several surname fragments and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Palmer
Edith Brown
Test Seed Corn Instructions From Agriculture Secretary
A fragmented agricultural note urges farmers to test seed corn and provide information to Ro Mellor Secretary of Agriculture Lincoln. It mentions November freeze damaging corn crops and prompts readers to contact for guidance, dated in a historical farming context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro Mellor
Lincain
Laitdies Aid Society Meets in Church Notes
The Ladies Aid Society plans a meeting next week with Mrs. Pelarsen and Lineane for Sunday morning sermon on a promising path. The W M Society and Women’s meetings are noted this week with a weekly parsonage session and Thursday service hoped to attract a good attendance.
Misleading Names and Global Origins of Goods
A fragment discusses misattributions of origin for clocks from Vutch in Kreyburg and various goods. It notes mispronunciations of Deutsch and questions India ink, rubber, and Chinese hair products, hinting at complex supply chains and misleading labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreyburg
Black Forest
India
South America
Nurses Should Not Snore In Hospital Warnings
An excerpt recounts a nurse’s warning about snoring during night shifts in a hospital setting. The narrator describes the stress of caregiving, a nervous patient, and how noise affected rest and care. The tale illustrates the dangers of sleep disturbance in medical duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Jamesy
Val
Norin
Local quarrel leaves mother and son at odds over hush money
A disputing household member alleges a tense exchange where the son offers a penny for thoughts and later pays $60 to silence the mother. The report reflects a personal conflict with no formal charges mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Brown
Jdotene
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Merchandise
Rhode Island
Fred. Zweifel
B. “Shepard
Ruth
Endicott
M. H. Coons
Ae ‘Si .Taylor
J.H
RG. Denham
Joe A Mem
Lee Live Stock Co
Ruth Shepard
Hollenberg
Farmers Elevator Co
Werv
Gett
J. A Jack
Fairbury
A. J. Coons
Jacks
Cunningham
F. W
M. J. Wilson
Florence Allen
Beatrice
Wm. H. “Crane
Ernest Evermeter
Swanton
Plymouth
A. Ro Cox
Frances
Sioux City
Emma Chapman
Ala. Wilcox
Vintol
Geo
Crane
Iria
Clarte
Abley & Diller
Fairbury Clothiers
Grand Island Road
Mrs. Alps Oe
Frank Vandeman
Greenwood
Fred Wilgon
Omaha
Ethel and
Bessle
Hoettch
Belleville
Kansas
H. Neumann Jr
Steele City
Fairbury Journal
Noah Handley
Colorado
Taylor
J. R. Weddle
Difler
Zweifel
Geo. Hughes
J. H. Ellermeier
Winter Hardware
J. W. Hicks, Iartean Man
M. E. Church Notes
Lineane
Semon
W. E. M. Society
Willie
Thoraday
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Bruset Ieee
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