Brugh Visits Rockford Area On Business Trip
M T Brugh made a business trip to the Rockford vicinity Monday. 25 percent off on all imported and hand painted china offered by L O Ballard. Rev Buckner and wife of Fairbury visited here Monday with Mr and Mrs Rand at the telephone central. Property sale: Wm Fruehling sold the Fahseler lot 25 and 26 and east half of lot 24 in block 2 1st addition to Diller to John G Kitzelmann for 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Brugh
Rockford
China
L. O. Ballard
Buckner
Fairbury
Mrs. Rand
Telephone Central
Wm. Fruehling
John Fahseler
Diller
Harry Patton
John G. Kitzelmann
Burlington Legal Department
E. L. Jenkins
Jefferson County
Supreme Court
Burlington
Helvey and Reynolds
Pioneering Sales Pitch Found in Kirksville Ad
A Baxter & Richardson Company notice in Kirksville Missouri seeks agents for a territory rights sales plan titled Milburn Puncture with promises of big money. The ad urges writing or wiring for opportunity and mentions proof tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter & Richardson Company
Kirksville, Mo
Fire Destroys Large Frame Barn South of Reynolds
The J. F. Gihcory barn one mile south of Reynolds burned Monday afternoon. Livestock were saved but hay worth about 200 dollars was consumed. No insurance covered the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Gihcory
Reynolds
Little Difference in Poets
The Kansas City Star recalls a comic tale about Alfred Lord Tennyson misidentifying onlookers on his roof. A woman and child flee sight of a bull, and Tennyson claims the beast also wants to see the world’s greatest poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Tennyson J. Daft
Alfred Lord Tennyson
J. Fuller
Scheele Lampe Wed Wedding at Lanham Kansas
A January Wednesday wedding unites Miss Caroline Scheele and Mr. Wm Lampe at St. John’s Church Lanham Kansas with Rev. A Lentz officiating. The ceremony featured traditional vows, rings, organ music, and a cedar and lily decorated arch. A family dinner followed at the bride’s home and the couple plan to live on a Lanham area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Lanham
Kans
Rev
Lentz
Caroline Scheele
Demure
Sweet
Wm. Lampe
Stallwart
Straight
Lulu Wehling
Henry Scheele
Bertha Nieman
Oscar Miller
Aaron
Charles Lampe
Lantam
A. Lentz
Local notices and social updates from Rock Creek and surrounding towns
Mrs Henry Meyers who has been in a Beatrice hospital returned home Sunday. I R Andrews shipped a car load of cattle and hogs Tuesday. Howard Prather shipped a load of hogs with Mr Prather joining to St Joe. C A Roulston who has been working in the Fairbury round house quite work Sunday. The Mothers and Daughters Club of Rock Creek gave a miscellaneous shower for Mary Specht Thursday. The afternoon was spent in homing tea towels. Mr and Mrs Sam Stull were Sunday visitors at his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyers
Beatrice
I. R. Andrews
Howard Prather
Mr. Prather
St. Joe
C. A. Roulston
Round House
Fairbury
Mothers and Daughters Club
Rock Creek
Mary Specht
Sam Stull
Girl dives after removing wrist watch at pool
A St. Louis girl at Mera Mec highlands prepared for a dive. She paused on the diving board, remembered her wrist watch, removed it, stowed it in her bathing suit pocket, and then plunged into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Meramec Highlands
Community Notes From Local Office and Fraternal Groups
Herman Diekman placed an order at the office for bills due for his sale on February 14. J D Phillips, assistant and grand custodian of the A F and A M, held a three day school of instruction in the order here this week. The M W A will meet Thursday evening February 8. At the last meeting they planned monthly social times with refreshments and an oyster supper. W E Anderson, Clerk. Lester Patton hosted a birthday party Saturday with big boy friends. after games, refreshments, and a cake candlelit for twelve. Guests included Richard Mayburn, Francis Plager, Graydon Habicht, Leonard and Hubert Patton, Richard Brandt, and Dean Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Phillips
W.E. Anderson
Lester Patton
Richard Mayburn
Francis Plager
Graydon Habicht
Leonard and
Hubert Patton
Richard Brandt
Dean Barber
Farmers Union Co-Op Store Finacial Statement Dec 31 1922
Financial statement of the Farmers Union Co-Op Store closes with assets and totals. Prepared by manager S Hale. The document lists the year end figures for 1922, including amounts like 34 624.06 and other totals indicating a completed audit or balance sheet.
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Farmers Union Co-Op
Also Mentioned on This Page
Camara
Diller State Bank
General ‘Banking
Endicott
State Railway Commission
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Steele City Exchange
Fairchilds Clay Products Company
Scheele- Lampe
Herman Diekman
Financial Statement OF the
Tatr D
S. Hale
Mgr
Peretle Eee
L. O. Ballard’s
Hospe CO
Omaha
Nebr
Nebraska
Music Center
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
International Harvester Company
McCormick Deering
Primrose
Farmers Union
Diller, Nebr
Duroc Jersey Hogs Diller
Diller Princess
W. Hasmussen
Norfolk
Mammoth High
Kansastate
United States
U. S
Pope Eer
Nashville
Jeffecanig
Jefferson and
Gage Counties
B. F. Henrichs
Sunny Slope Farm
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