Hollenberg News Notes Travel and Local Visits
The September 6 1912 issue lists residents visiting relatives and traveling. B H Reddick went to Hanover while Fred McKay and family returned from Idaho. J S Dean left for Iowa for a short visit. Edith Wilson returned from Omaha and Lincoln. Mrs Reiber and Velma Ahlers went to Lincoln for a few days. Em Martin returned from Seibert Colorado last Saturday.
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J. S. Dean
Iowa
Edith Wilson
Omaha
Lincoln
Mrs. Reiber
Velma Ahlers
Em Martin
Seibert
Colorado
Hoxie Family Leaves Odell for Hollenberg Kansas
Joseph Hoxie and his family moved to Hollenberg Kansas last week to establish their future home. He ran the local meat market for fourteen months before selling the business to James Raney. The family made many friends in Odell who regret their departure but wish them well.
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Joseph Hoxie
Hollenberg
Kansas
Hoxie
James Raney
Odell
Gas Found at Flowing Well on Richardson Farm
Flowing well on Clint Richardson’s property northwest of Fairbury shows gas at the top after deeper sinking. Local residents visited the farm to view the gas seeps and hopes rise that exploration may yield a usable gas source.
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Clint Richardson
Fairbury
Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Fire destroys eight stacks of wheat and oats near Diller
The Higgins boys farming W C Lines land a mile north of Diller lost eight stacks of wheat and oats last Friday when a fire started from a threshing shard. They had about 200 dollars in insurance. Lee Calkins near Diller narrowly escaped a rattlesnake strike last week while hanging rubber boots.
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Higgins
W. C. Line
Diller
Lee Calkins
Fire Likely Started by Spontaneous Combustion in Haymow
A barn fire injured no people and damaged feed and machinery. Ed McCune rescued a span of mules by cutting a hole in the end of the barn with an axe. Mr. Nida will move to a nearby farm next spring, as most livestock and equipment were elsewhere.
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Ed McCune
Nida
Kesterson
Ida Louise Flower 1855 1912 Remembered in Chehalis Vidette
Ida Louise Flower born Kalamazoo Michigan June 16 1855 died August 22 1912. She lived in Steele City Nebraska Montesano and Chehalis Washington and was wife to Robert Crinklaw and later Henry Hilterbrant. She leaves three sons two brothers and a sister with interment in Steele City cemetery.
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Ida Louise Flower
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Steele City
Nebr
Robert Crinklaw
Montesano
Henry Hilterbrant
Cecil W. Hilterbrant
Frank
Clarence
Wilfred Flower
R. L. Shelley
Frank Crinklaw
Chehalis
Washington
Hildterbrant
Thanking supporters after funeral and a newspaper subscription pitch
The note thanks those who assisted at the burial of a mother and wife and praises the K P lodge members who helped upon arrival by train. It then promotes the State Journal daily and Sunday editions at 1 50 for a limited period to January 1 1918 with subscription details.
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K. of P. Lodge
Frank Crinklaw
Henry Hilterbrant
The
State Journal
Sil State Journal
Lincoln i
Eur
Thankful closing line in a devout autobiography
A fragment from a religious or reflective text expresses gratitude to the great author of life and reluctance to offer conventional praise, ending the record with devout thanks despite lingering inward struggles and weariness. The passage hints at personal faith and a vow to avoid generic gratitude.
Epworth League Rally and Youthful Enthusiasm Theme
M E Church notes describe Sunday School at 10 a m, preaching on alternate Sundays at 11 a m and 7 30 p m, and Thursday prayer meetings at 7 30 p m Pastor A B Shepard leads. Rally day service next Sunday evening features The First Preaching Tour The Nobility of Youthful Enthusiasm Mark 135 39 Amos 710 13 led by T Savage. Junior League covers Boys and Girls in Ind Judges 1130 39. Epworth League social last week drew a full crowd and fruit sent to Omaha hospital, Endicott also sent a barrel. Next Sunday concludes conference year.
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B. Shepard
Epworth League
Mark
Amos
T. Savage
Ind
Omaha
Endicott
Striking Tale From Russo Japanese War On Manchurian Battle
Brig. Gen. Robert K. Evans recalls a vivid incident from the Mukden battle after the Russo Japanese War. A friend who served as attache explains Japanese reserves were sent to the field to replace killed or wounded troops, appearing on the battlefield during the fighting. The remark underscores how replacement forces preserved Army strength even as losses mounted.
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Robert K. Evans
Army and Navy Journal
Oyama
Mukden
Japan
Evans
Proposed Constitutional Amendment No Two for Nebraska
In 1913 the Nebraska Legislature proposes an amendment to Section 4 of Article IV of the state constitution. The measure would submit the amendment to voters at the general election held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1912. It concerns legislative sessions and travel allowances for members.
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Nebraska
Nebth
Ofebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ins. Co. of America
Philadel- Pa
Columbia Fire
Ins. Co
Post Office
Taylor
A. D. Rouen, Publisher
Heber
B. H. Reddick
Hanover
Fred McKay
Idaho
Bert
Freda
Anna Wilson
G. A. Hamley
K. E. Phelps
Jefferson County Abstract Office
J. Monroe Davis
Fairbury, Nebr
1St National Bank
Neighborhood News
Gus Dressen
Gunningham
Fairbury Journal
Russia
Mind Jes
van Orsdol & Crane
Parrack’s Restaurant
A. Parrack
the Exchange Bank
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