Local residents enjoy holiday visits across towns
Shea Happenings notes Mr and Mrs Martin Fanders and Mr and Mrs Paul Logan spent the Fourth in Beatrice. Mrs Gladys Wright and children visited relatives in Barneston. Willard Joiner of Nebraska City visited friend Harry Parker for a day or two. Shea Happenings Don Gridely and family drove to Belvidere Kansas Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gridely
Belvidere
Kansas
Martin Fanders
Paul Logan
Beatrice
Gladys Wright
Barneston
Willard Joiner
Nebraska City
Harry Parker
Harbine Chautauqua and Local Notices Include Visits and Fris
Harbine notes show Lorie Wittmus and Mise Mabel Carpenter at Chautauqua in Jansen. Local visits include McCasslins of Fairbury and Sandman family, with deaths and funerals for Mrs Koch near Jansen. Community events cover picnics at Cub Creek, a Harbine canning demonstration, and Beatrice Fourth celebrations with several local families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorie Wittmus
Mise Mabel Carpenter
Jansen
McCasslin
Fairbury
Ralph Sandman
Koch
Beatrice Hospital
Cub Creek
John Branch
Wm. Germer
Hubbel
Archie Carpenter
Will Carpenter
Newt Carpenter
Russel Carpenter
Lafe Shipman
Erhart
Frank Shipman
Hebron
Cans Fhatiber
Omaha
P. A. Sc
Franz Moldrow
Wilber Thurson
Harbine
Will Schmuelle
Diller Citizen’s State Bank
Otto Schmuelle
Bill Bishop
Bill Kroeteching
Baptist Church
Smalley
Suprise
Albert Russmiller Enlaowhd
Kans- Oeets
Ak Geek
Red Cross Notes and Farm Tips from Local Meeting
Red Cross notes report good attendance but material shortages for hospital garments. Mrs Fouts sent 12 finished pajama suits to Fairbury and received supplies to redo surgical dressings and finish bandages. Quilts completed, pillows and slips sold, and cash received. The bulletin also includes hog vaccination guidance, seed treatment to prevent smut, and threshing division tips with practical safety and efficiency reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Miss Ballard
District Agent Reports Smut Survey Findings
District Agent notes a smut survey with help from Professors J R Brown and M Shearer of the U S Department of Agriculture. Across the central district oats show 3 to 9 percent infection, barley under 4 percent, wheat with trace stink smut, mostly clean fields though some imported seed brought higher risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Brown
M. Shearer
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Chautauqua
War Savings Society
Palm Beach
Munsing
4Th Street
Frank E. Tincher
Fairbury, Nebr
Paul Sandman
Lillian
Edith Flagg
Orrill
Dick Ommen
Plymouth
Kansas City
Walter Murray
Ft. Riley
Lena. Hock
Mahaska
J. B. Buller
P. A. Bullers Hall
Dickeson
Marie Crossoe
Red
Elva Habicht
Vernon Hill
J. T. Henrichs
Eva Stotts
Chines
Federal Administration
Smut Survey
Ura
Colorado
Rocky Mountain National-Estes Park
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Estes Park
Sual
Black Hills
Sherman-Big Horn Mountains
Cody Road
Absaroka Mountains
Yellowstone Park
Park
Clacier National Park
W. J. Filley
Diller, Nebr
W. Wakeley
Farnam St
Omaha, Neb