Weekend visit and family notices in Exeter area
Miss Bernice Sullivan spent the weekend with friends and relatives near Exeter Nebraska. Mr and Mrs John Jansen received word Saturday night that with the children while the Jansens were away. Mr and Mrs Will Compton Sr was called to Reynolds Friday to be with her little Merle Shoebontam who is very ill.
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John Malady
Bernice Sullivan
Exeter
Nebraska
Lila Belding
John Jansen
Local Moves and Visits Highlight Weekend Travel
Mr and Mrs Ben Rogers traveled to Wisconsin for a visit. Levi Vaughn and Clay Vaughn with their spouses returned from Elgin Nebraska after a week with relatives. Mrs Taylor Dunber from Hubbell spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Wells. A large turnout attended the County Pair last week. Melvin Allen and the Jas Ukillea family spent Saturday with Ole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Rogers
Wisconsin
Levi Vaughn
Clay Vaughn
Elgin
Nebr
Taylor Dunber
Hubbell
Frank Wells
Melvin Allen
Jas Ukillea
Ole
Henry Green Builds New Corn Crib Outside Town
Henry Green is erecting a new corn crib on his farm south of town. E A Correll and family returned to Oshkosh Nebraska Friday after visiting relatives and friends. Fred Fuqua visited Charlie Harper Sunday. Henry Huston and Ben Martin of Hollenberg called on Harry Mowry Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Alfred Rosner of Daykin visited home folks Sunday evening. George Patterson visited Mowry Sunday.
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E. A. Correll
Oshkosh
Nebr
Fred Fuqua
Charlie Harper
Henry Huston
Ben Martin
Hollenberg
Harry Mowry
Alfred Rosner
Daykin
Home Folks
George Patterson
Mowry’s
Wood ashes worth their weight as garden fertilizer
Wood ashes are a dual purpose fertilizer providing potash and lime to sweeten soil. They replace costly imports and improve soil fertility by delivering lime and aiding release of other nutrients, making ashes from weed refuse valuable for gardeners.
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Germany
Blue carbon paper and large pattern sheets for sale
Transfers for sale at the Press office advertised by F. A. Moon & Gon. Quality supplies listed in the notice.
Nutritional Guide for Convalescent Diets and Evaporated Milk Use
A historical health note on recovering patients stressing easily digested foods, purity and sterility, and the role of evaporated milk in convalescent diets. Includes prepared recipes like Loganberry Cream and vanilla cocoa mixtures.
No Protection for Farmer in Dairy Plant Survey
A survey of dairy plants shows many do not protect workers and the public from tuberculosis infection. Unsafe practices include feeding unpasteurized milk or whey from dairy plants. The report notes hogs sent to central markets and Wisconsin origin, with testing gaps in untested counties.
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Wisconsin
Stop Crows Pulling Up Corn
Fragmented text describes tar as a preventive measure and treating corn seeds. It references coats, tablespoons, and seed handling with unclear steps. The readable parts hint at pest control or farming practices but lack coherent instructions.
Lines Worth Remembering in a Historical Note
A compact quotation reflects on envy as a low degrading passion and urges striving against it, attributed to Kinting in a historical excerpt. The line captures moral counsel common in period writing.
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