Local Families Move and Visit in Guide Rock Area
Bart Slocum ships household goods to Guide Rock while the Boeman family relocates from the brick plant. Many neighbors visit relatives in Fairbury and Diller. Raymond Fagenbush and family plan to live in Guide Rock.Walter James and daughter Frances visit Harvey Werner. bail game attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Slocum
Guide Rock, Monibe
Will Compton
Boeman
Guide Rock
Jim White
Oscar Overalles
Fairbury
Raymond Fagenbush
Otis
Swett
Gilbert Swett
Diller
Russell Troxel
Cora Cuthbert
Will Kelley
Bill McCaun
Alice Banahan
Rose Malady
Will Banahan
Fred Kenning Sr
Emeil Ken- Gisdoye Hartgraves
Steele City
Wiis
Ellen Garrett
Endicott
Walter James
Frances
Harvey Werner
Cap Fairchild
Lincoln
John Miller
Russell Shoebotham
Reynolds
Will Garrett
Washington
Kana
Russell Shoebetham
Will
Fall Weather News Moves and Visits Across Town
U G Townsend has moved to town and Mr Packer works on Mr Dean’s house. Bro Fitzsimmons travels to Lincoln for medical care. John Derrick and grandson visit in Colorado. Bro Baker and wife from Washington visit the S S picnic. Joe Hoxie and crew repair Robert’s house near Silver Cliffe. Baptist Sunday school picnic at S M Henderson’s grave Sept 17, storm kept many away. Bro Rawls and wife leave for Haddam to head new schools. Wishing all success in their new home and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. G. Townsend
Mr. Packer
Dean
Bro. Fitzsimmons
Lincoln
John Derrick
John Derrick Jr
Colorado
Bro. Baker
Washington
S. S
Joe Hoxie
Robert
Silver Cliffe
The
Baptist Sunday School
S.M. Henderson
Bro. Rawls
Haddam
District 80 Notes School Starts With Eleven Pupils
District 80 notes show sixteen pupils enrolled with Erma Drake teaching. Several families such as Anderson, Nutter, Roderick, Belding, and Allen visited, dined, or spent Sundays with neighbors. A closing proverb on small courtesies ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Drake
Zelma
Alma
Muriel Anderson
Marvin Anderson
Cecil Nutter
Tom Anderson
Pearl Roderick
Orville Belding Land
Otis Allen
Earl Nutter
Will Kelley
Orville Belding
Otis Allen Grove
Liberty
Community Notes From Route 1 Local Residents
Irvin Roberts builds a bungalow on Route 1. Ernie Fielder added a telephone. Roy Hagerman couple returns from Odell. A crowd charivers Geo. Baker and Mr. Rawls at their home. Des Burnaman visits Ira Harper to see Charley who is ill. Several families visit Ernie Fielder and host others on Sunday. Local trips include Marysville and Marysville Kans relatives.
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Hollenberg
Irvin Roberts
Ernie Fielder
Roy Hagerman
Odell
Geo. Baker
Charivari
Rawls
Des. Burnaman
Washington
Ira Harper
Charley
Lee Fielder
Fairbury
Fred Kutch
Miller, Nebr
Victor Eddleman
Ernie
Saving Her Trouble The Riding Master
Riding master urges Mrs Heavysides to rise with the trot while she retorts the horse is handling it. Dialog captures a humorous exchange about control and manners in a horse training scene.
Tourist and Muleteer At Riverfront Encounter
A tourist asks what is coming and learns it is Pedro's muleteer a Mexican servant. The exchange notes a river side-wheeler resembling an old fashion Mississippi craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
Vesper Service Pastor Questioning Attendance
A brief dialogue shows a pastor asking when Elsie last attended church and she replies she came to test Sunday’s matinee. The exchange hints at a social scene blending church and theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
At the Circus A Jester’s Banter Over Circus Poles
A humorous exchange describes large posts as elephant toothpicks. The circus workman quips that the poles are not for show but to mark the elephant’s path.
Correct, Sit Down and Lullaby Question
A playful exchange about lullabies. A parent explains a lullaby keeps the neighborhood awake while soothing one child to sleep. The dialogue hints at the clash between communal noise and parental care.
Prospects for Horses Improve Amid Demand in Farm and City
The Seare-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation notes rising demand for better horses both on farms and in cities. Despite 18,263,000 horses on January 1 1924, down from 21,555,000 six years earlier, prices are firming for better grades and the market hints at a turning point as demand tightens with limited supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seare-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
United States
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