Onions and People Share Local Movements and Departures
Forty years ago W.A. Boggs sold about 200 bushels of onions from half an acre. RY. bought goods in St. Joe for Sparke and Folkers Store. Two Burlington train loads of soldiers headed east Monday, returning to Missouri from the Philippines. Miss Annie Kunter visited her brother Henry in Central City, Colorado. Bernice Welton returned to Fairbury from California Oregon Washington travels. FH Emerson was having acetylene gas installed. Bluser and cousin Solomon Blauser visited Bareston. Miss Ore Zook rode Burlington to Wymore to meet relatives from Barneton. B H Loock and family visited Mre and Mre Loock at TM home in Lincoln. Al Taylor, section foreman for Burlington, resigned and left for Ohio. JW Bealer took a big place here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Taylor
Burlington
Ohio
JW Bealer
Prairie Gem 4-H Club Meeting at Mrs Nixon Home
Last week Prairie Gem 4 H Club met August 9 at Mrs Raymond Nixon’s home. Beverly Riddie presided, twelve members attended, Donna Regnier was absent, Leora Sasse visited. Teachers planned an apron or pinafore and a silver ware case class, with angel food cake and whipped cream served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Nixon
Floreday
Beverly ‘Riddie
Leora Sasse
Donna ‘Regnier
Gilvert Ware
Our
Regier
Sewing Club Meeting Notes and Summer Schedule
The Sewing Club held meetings on June 29 and July 10 at Mrs. Perry Weaver's home with 13 and 16 members present respectively. Joyce Freitag led roll call, Bible verse, and pledge. Members worked on hand towels and shoulder covers, shared refreshments, and discussed future outings and 4-H pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Weaver
Joyce Freitag
June Wolken
Riev
Regnier
Jemon
Daly
Bertha “Baumtolk
Marjorie
Carethichael
Doris Renz
Delores
Newny
Postwar Flying in Your Home Town
Postwar aviation figures prominently as towns weigh air access and planning. Officials and citizens discuss building affordable airparks and landing facilities tailored to community needs, noting potential local costs and long term viability. The Aviation Committee has more coverage planned in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Peowise
Trehood
Elephant Feeds on Hay and Peanuts in Arid Habitat
A report notes a large elephant in an arid region consuming hay and peanuts. Observers describe the animal's trunk as long and powerful as it forages near sparse vegetation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.A Boggs
St. Joe
Sparke— ‘and Folkers Store
Burlington Mondey
Missouri
Phillipines
Annie Kunter
Henry
Central City
Colo
Bernice Welton
Fairbury
California
Oregon
Washington
Emerson
Blsuser
Soloman Blauser
Baresston
Miss Ore Zook
Wymore
Barneton
H Loock
Lincoln
Boock
Prairie Gem
Verlene
Dailey
Donna Siefford
Elaine Novotny
Wil
Ge Ag
Baew
Mombenr
Aviation Weines
GC. Campbell
Istociaion
Bolivar
John Hersey
Italy
Adano
Open Road
Bo Christian
Herald
Parents' Mag
Protestant Voice
Screenland Sports Afield
Woman — Science
Mo. A Yi
American Fruit National Livestock Producer
A Tribune
Parming
MAG
Prrvarienan
Capper
Amer Suiliers Galeri
Ata
Leee
Amercan ‘Homie
Journal Aviation
Retter
Cappee’s Farmer
Herald & Obonet
Farmer's
Hvecia _ Magazine
Ieee
Mont Nature
Iss
Pathfinder Photoplay
Poultry’ Tribune
Scientific
Screenland
Walt Disney's
Magatines
Recoga Mornes Hayags
Streft
Rfd
Postoffice
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
General Hospital
Rice, M. 2
Odeh, Nebraska
Fairbury, Nebraska
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