Mrs W C Smith Improves Barns Shingled Painted
Special correspondent reports Mrs W C Smith shingled and painted both barns this week. Roy Riley wrote insurance in the neighborhood. Jim Brawner sawed wood for H Cook Me Hand Mahoney and Wookey baled hay last week. Mrs Smith finished work at Coffman’s and plans a cellar for George Robinson as winter approaches.
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Jim Brawner
Me ‘Hand
Mahoney
Wookey
I ‘Smith
Coffman’ S
George
Robinson
Zion Church Hosts Protracted Meetings This Week
The Zion church opens protracted meetings led by Rev O B D Wood starting Sunday evening with all invited. A Thanksgiving dinner at the church drew a large crowd and good cheer. Also noted are health updates on Mrs Albert Gross and various local visits and social gatherings in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Church
Terp
Beatrice Community Notes Include Lectures and Visitors
Harbine headlines recount local happenings with Mrs Ewing and Mrs Gustive Wildwater visiting Beatrice and St. Joe. Families and neighbors attend Grandma Carpenter’s surprise 77th anniversary dinner. Nebraska’s denatured alcohol plant thrusts Corn Exposition ties, with Dr Sawyer guiding research and glucose and oil products highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tzl2 “Ewing
Beatrice
Gustive- Wildwater
Nebraska
Government Department of Ariculture
EC. Sawyer
Cincinnati
Wilson
West
Death of M W Cook and service record summarized
Death of M W Cook at his home in Qxs ford tutya on October 23 7 aged 70 years noted his prior Civil War service including wounded at Cedar Creek October 1864. He lived in Iowa Nebraska and Ohio teaching school and surveying. Survived by wife and four children, remembered as a scholar and devout citizen who contributed to newspapers and magazines.
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M. WS
Johnston County
Hillsdale
Neteane
Iowa
Oxford
de Maine
Nellie
Sarhpson
Fairbury
Cook
Jefferson County
Farmer’ S Institute
Lincoln Journal Promises Plain Truth and Statewide Coverage
Paid advertising extols The Lincoln State Journal as a daily record of Nebraska life. It pledges extensive telegraph correspondence from across the state and accountability on state spending, urging readers to demand transparency and responsibility from government and media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln State
Nebraska
Coats
Sstate
Lincoln
State University
Agricultural ‘Scholol
Corn Kernel Oil Promises Wide Industrial Value
The article describes oil pressed from corn kernel as a growing product with potential to raise corn value across vegetable, commercial, and industrial sectors through extensive use of corn-based alcohol.
Tells of Mormon City and Salt Lake observations
Neils Johnson reports from Salt Lake City Utah describing a city of about 55 000 in a valley ringed by mountains. He notes drainage problems and disease prevalence along with a nearby lake eighty by forty miles and a large lakefront resort. The city sits at about 4251 feet above sea level with nearby Latwill and a divide at 10940 feet.
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Neils Johnson
Salt
Lake City
Utah
Denver
Latwill
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Rgo8
Hart ‘Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart, Schaffer & Marx
Square Dealing Clothiers
Kroll’s
Iloline
August Kroll
East First National Bank
Parker
Fred
Nielson
Ethel Grandy
the Coffman
Harbine News
Henry
Carpenter
Plymouth
Horace
Mann
Will Thompson
Baptist Church
Grandma Carpenter
Ayers
Bert. Muir
Oliawa
Nebr
Grandma’ Wadley
M. W. Cook
Mormon City
Gosh
Ayres
Fairbury Broom Factory
B. F. McNew
Prop
Fairbury, Nebr
the State Bank OF
Powell
Jasper HeLvey
G., W. Hansen
G. W.hansen
A. F. Newell
E. Hemenover
Gregor
Land Kamer
H. F. Hole
Yours Truly
China
J.H. Leroy
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