Fifth Clapp Wedding Noted In Local Society Notes
Society notes recount June weddings and gatherings in the area. Entries mention Mr. and Mrs. G. Clap hosting a fifth wedding day dinner, the marriage of Russel Campbell to Carrie Sandman near Harbine, and gifts from the R. N. A. camp. Other items cover D of H Degree Day in Steele City, local band performances, and various visits and social events through mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Phelps
Russel Campbell
Clifford Campbell
Harbine
Carrie Sandman
D. of H. Comp
Steele City
Hospital patients at General Fairbury head home this week
A Press reporter learned from Dr Taylor that all General Hospital patients in Fairbury were discharged this week. Stella Whitney returned to work at the telephone office after an appendicitis operation, Louise Roseman went home last Friday after hers, Mrs Kreinseichs returned to Hanover Saturday following an appendicitis operation, and Septinen went home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
General Hospital
Fairbury
Stella Whitney
Louise Roseman
Kreinseichs
Isc
Hanover
Flag Day Origins and Adoption Date
The first flag was crafted in Philadelphia in May 1776 but Congress adopted the design on June 14, 1777 making that date Flag Day. The piece notes the historic timeline and identifies Philadelphia as the birthplace of the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Congress
Endicott Notes Community Happenings and Graduation
Endicott district reports visitors from nearby towns, a state university student returning home, and a high school alumni banquet. The senior class conducted commencement exercises at the schoolhouse with Bessie Bouawita Melvin Athen Cora Stolting and Milland Walburn among graduates. A purse supper by the Ladies Aid featured creamed peas hot rolls ice cream and cake with out of town members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott
Ladies Aid
Bessie Bouawita
Melvin Athen
Gell Ige
Slaschier
Cora Stolting
Milland
Walbarn
Iiss
Sais
Lalli
Coon
Mabel
Swen
Walker
Quiartette
Ethel Hang
Eph Jenkins for Jefferson County Judge on Decoration Day
County residents hear Eph Jenkins described as a capable, honest candidate for Jefferson County Judge. He is well educated, former school principal in Clay and other counties, and has studied law with Prickett in Fairfield. Supporters call him conscientious and non political, hoping for a win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Jenkins
Fairbury
Jefferson County
Eph
Clay
How to Dodge Lightning Safely in Thunderstorms
Guidance warns indoors is safest during storms and avoid sheltering under isolated trees. Do not stand under lone trees in open areas. choose shelter in a wood where trees are less likely to be struck, noting oaks and elms pose higher risk. Stay away from crowds and animals to reduce strike chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehéler
Emerson’s Father Dies in Horton Funeral Planned
Mrs Emerson mourns as Linthicombe father dies at home in Dacia Kansas aging, survived by widow and several sons and daughters. Mr Lanthicom and Mrs Emerson attended by many friends in South St Joseph, with funeral set for Horton Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewereon
Peare
Dacia
Emeton
Aghi
Bimerson
Ethel Vaner
Horton
Lanthieus
Shake Off Your Rheumatism With Chamberlain's Liniment
An advertisement claims a twenty five cent bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment can quickly relieve rheumatic pains and urges purchases from druggists.
Acreage Shifts in Nebraska Crops Reported
Agricultural statistics show a 10 percent drop in corn acreage in Hall Red Willow Sarpy and Polk counties from last year. Wheat plantings rise 15 percent and alfalfa acreage is set for a substantial increase according to the state board of agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall, Red Willow
Sarpy
Polk Counties
State Board of Agriculture
Save the Trees Facing Damage to Several Tree Varieties
Complaints rise about elm hack berry and poplar trees dying after a harsh season. Information from Secretary J R Duncan of the state Horticultural society notes many trees are weakened by drought and may suffer greater damage due to limited resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Duncan
State Horticultural Society
Tree Care Instructions for Infested Burrows
The text describes treating trees to prevent pests by applying a soap and acid solution to the bark, watering soil, and using drainage tiles filled with water to soak the root zone. It advises soaking from mid May through late July and keeping the bark moist during this period.
Secret remedy for stomach and liver troubles widely touted
A sensational claim markets a grand remedy named Cham Rain's Tablets as the only effective treatment for stomach and liver complaints. Makers push this medicine through various retailers and druggists, urging daily use for quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Draggiste
Ady
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. I. Clark
F. V. Lowe
Society Notes
R. N.A
F. E. Reynolds
Frank Wing
M. E
Made
Benepth
Washington
Burgoyne
New York
New Jersey
Valley Forge
Morristown
Trenton
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. and
Mrs. Seifford
Wasehington
Mrs. Mowry and
Mrs. Birby Vis
Treese Krager
Mrs. Roy Justis
Ban Justis
Earl Seifford
Mrs. Mowry
Chet Manley
Mrs
Charles Justis
Elmer Voiles
Tonga
Noxie
Kansas
Mr. Voile
Jesse Davis
Mrs. Mengers
Morrowville
Perle Graves
the Convalescents
Our
Dorothy
Walburn
Any Walburn
Diller Lastreet
Mrs. Ellermeier
Prof
Loyd ‘Meyers
Hester Dickenaia
State University
Lincoln
Merling
Colorado
Clark
Dickenson
Mind Lace Showalter
Nina Roble
Elia “Wells
Oliver ‘Stall
Mra
Rebecca
Riizpsagh
di Riplomat Dees
J -Blackwell
Mabel Swer
St. Joseph, Mo
News-Press of
Lave
Root Baer
Butt
Burgerpord Smith
Waters’ Cafe
All Ladies and Children’s
Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Carharit
J. H. Ellermeier
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