Harvest Festival Prize Winners Named at Langman Garage
The Harvest Festival at Langman LEG Brothers Garage listed prize recipients across many produce categories. Winners include Kirst Prize scrolls for Wheat, Wickhorst for First and Third in several crops, and multiple participants such as Earl Ruston, Mays & Nightingale, Martin Leafdale, James Glama, H. Fisk, and W. Heinemann among others receiving First Second or Third in Corn Beans Squash Potatoes and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langman Leg Brothers
Wwednesday
Kirst
Fortatko
Fis Spies
Jeanne Joe Waders
Ware
Bowen
EB. Smith
Byte Bavley
SN Mirst
L. H. Bowen
Spalts— Tirsh
W. W. Holnemenn
Earl Ruston
Mays & Nightingale
Martin Leafdale
Dese Tompkins
EH. Jacobson
L. M
W. W. Heinemann
Ajaa
Chaliburg
Mays & Nightingale Boots
Martin
Armstrong
James Stamag
WH. D. Fisk
James Glama
Ed Wickhorst
H. D. Fisk
Chris Ogard
James Slanja
H. DB. Fisk
Fisk Rice Pop Corn and Baby Show Prizes Listed
The text lists prize winners: Fisk Rice Pop Corn with firstEH. D. Fisk Rice First, W. W. Beinemann Second, H. 19. Fisk Third, Mays and Nightingale. Baby Show prizes: first Leland Kilmer, second Lavern Kranz, third Ellwood Johnson, fourth Hlene Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. D. Fisk
W. W. Beinemann
H. 19
Fisk
Mays & Nightingale Baby Show
Leland Kilmer
Lavern Kranz
Ellwood Johnson
Hlene Bowen
Advertisements Prompt Visibly at Shop Exterior
A fragmentary notice notes advertisements on display near a shop entrance. The readable portion suggests promotional cards urging customers to visit or purchase, but details and branding are not specified in the surviving text.
Watch Night Service Planned by Church News AR
Church News AR reports pastor Robert A Grigsby announces Watch Night Service next week with programs starting 9:00 a Community singing 9 40 An hour by the Methodist Minute Men topics old time minute men alias over the top 11 45 The Sacrament of the Lord s Supper and notes Mobilization Week January 5 12 and a January 5 7 00 P M Epworth League service and Wednesday prayer meetings at 7 30 P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Che Shipeker
Christ
Cattle and Hog Prices Reported at South Omaha Yard
Bulk cattle and hog prices listed at South Omaha with bids ranging from 9.50 to 17.85 for beef steers and primed heifers, plus steady sheep values. Receipts were light due to rough weather and market conditions, with hogs selling 10 to 16 cents higher on the early market and lambs showing slight gains over Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatonstock Yards
South Omaaha
Bizaard
Tionday
Emmon
Emmon To Fair Heeves
Korniloff 18 A Brainy Man
A correspondent lauds Korniloff as brilliantly clever and self made. From sheep herder at fifteen to a man with mastery of literature in fifteen countries and varied military knowledge, he once blended science and spying. He believes silence is golden and claims to be a fighting general who acts rather than talks, unlike many in Petrograd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korniloff
Stepnes
Phong
Kernstott
Petrograd
Time table for Potter trains announces new schedule
The passage lists train stops at Potter with numbers 262 261 and 12 noting freight services and several times such as 9 04 AM 6 58 PM 2 35 PM 183 PM 7 30 PM and 7 30 AM. The garbled text suggests timetable updates for east and west routes and freight connections.
Wonder Words of Russians Teach Comrade and Peace
Willan G Shepherd quotes Everybody's on learning six Russian words. The phrase tavarish means comrade and mir bez annexie expresses no annexations and no contributions. He notes Russians seek happiness and brotherhood despite German questions, calling for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan G. Shepherd
Russia
United States
Bear steals camp hams trigger bear capture and death
Bangor World correspondent reports at Elm stream nine miles from Sechoomeok Bank, a bear raided a barrel of smoked hams at a Great Northern Paper Company camp. A bear was trapped at three a.m. and killed by a logger with an ax. The crew ate some meat and Dyer claimed the hide and $5 bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Paper Company
Elm Stream
Sechoomeok Eank
Raymond Dyer
Bangor
New York World
Dyer
Rookie Uses Cigar Fumble In Drill Tale
In a Rehoboth Sunday Herald piece a raw recruit is berated for bad manners. He asks for tasks, is taught to report properly, then correctly requests orders. The officer then assigns the recruit to walk around with a simple line about limited duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Horses Display Loyalty To Cavalry In Reorganization
One hundred horses given to the remount station by the First New York cavalry as it joined machine gun units showed their disapproval of the changes by stamping and breaking a barricade to reach their former picket line. The animals crowded around officers and soldiers they had served, forcing a roundup to send them back.
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First New York Cavalry
Brooklyn
Burro Carriers Bring Copper Ore to Santa Fe
A caravan of burros laden with 150 pound sacks of 15 percent copper ore arrived in Santa Fe from Labomima Copper Company’s mine 12 miles east of Dalton Canyon. The burros carried ore to the depot for shipment, drawing praise from tourists and artists and marking a new era for the traditional burro laden trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe New Mexican
Labomima Copper Company
Dalton Canyon
Santa Fe Canyon
Those Oldtimers and the White Paper Shortage
A fragmentary exchange contrasts those who etched records on rocks with a young man known for sudden wisdom. He suggests the ancients faced similar troubles with white paper shortages as today, implying shared human challenges across eras.
Notice to Contractors for Dix Rural High School Build
Bids will be received by the Dix Rural High School District for erection and completion of the high school building at Dix Nebraska. Plans and specifications are at architect John Huddart Denver, Colorado. Bids open January 3, 1919 at 4 00 P.M. with a $1000 certified check as bond evidence. L Franke Price secretary Dix Rural High School District 4 42 Dix Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dis
Dix
Nebrastka
John Huddart
Bank Bloerk
Denver
Colo
L. Franke Price
Journalist Tom Reed Tops Plan After Headline Change
A journalist named Tom Reed discusses a newspaper plan following his promotion, noting possible amendments if he loses his footing or his legs give out. The quote reflects uncertainty about leadership and the future course of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reed
Notice to Creditors In the Matter of William Lb. Mater Deceased
Notice to creditors of the estate of William Lb. Mater. The Nebraska Cheyenne County court sets April 6 1919 as the day to receive claims. Claims must be presented within three months from January 15 1919. debts payable within one year from December 18 1918. Dated December 15 1918. C. P. Chambers County Judge.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Thi Counpy
William Lb. Mater
Froom
Sidney
Said
Prominent Citizen Noted For Frequent Outings
A local profile notes a certain resident described as a prominent citizen due to frequent appearances in public events. The report highlights regular community involvement and attendance at gatherings over a period, illustrating a public figure known for active participation.
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the Potter Review
C. E. Grisham
Potter
Harvest
Church News
Robert A. Grigsby
Epworth League
Ode Christiaas Bar Club
South Omaha
Kte Ab Nse
The
Potter Review
F. E. Lee
Faia
Pine Bluffs, Wyo
Bear
Brain
Cheyenne
Coulter
Potter, Nebraska
Dix Rural
C. P. Chambers
H.L. Bonhan
James Iby. Co
Meat Market
Potter Drug Co
Nyal Quality Store
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