Social Doings For Mrs Struble's Grandson Birthday Party
Mrs. H. W. Struble hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday gathering for her grandson Paul Struble from two to five. The dining room was festooned with Valentine hearts and a three course luncheon featured a birthday cake with three candles. Guests included Mrs. Anna Struble and son, Paul. Mrs. J. L. Caywood and Spencer Price. Mrs. Wm. Aldrich and Mildred. and Miss Edna Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Struble
Paul Struble
Anna Struble
Paul
JL. H. Caywood
Spencer Price
Wm. Aldrich
Mildred
Misa Edna Anderson
Mrs J A Woten Hosts Luncheon for Departing Friends
Mrs J A Woten entertained Tuesday with a four course luncheon in honor of Mrs O E Anderson and Mrs Anna Struble who will soon move to Fort Collins Colorado. Guests included Messrs Chas Smith Edgar Anderson Ford Wiekhorst H W Struble Wm Aldrich L H Caywood Evan Stines Joe Nelson H H Hansen and Misses Ella Cecil Wiekhorst Mildred Reynold. A social afternoon followed and Mrs Anna Struble and Mrs Chas Smith performed Youasie. On Monday evening friends of the Andersons gathered at the Lutheran church and then surprised them at their home before their March departure to Colorado. The social evening was enjoyed by all and will be long remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Woten
O. E. Anderson
Anna Struble
Ft. ‘Collins
Colorado
Mesdames O. E. Anderson
Chas. Smith
Edgar Anderson
Ford Wiekhorst
H. W. Struble
Wm. Aldrich
L. H. Caywood
Evan Stines
Joe Nelson
H. H. Hansen
Ella
Cecil ‘Wiekhorst
Mildred Reynold
Yousie
Lutheran Church
Collins
Colo
Fog makes for quieter conditions at morning gathering
Fragmentary notes indicate fog altered plans and reduced activity at a morning event. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the message implies subdued attendance and calmer conditions.
Paper Enlists with Government for War Effort
A newspaper item notes the paper has enlisted with the government in support of America's war mission. It highlights collective mobilization, patriotic alignment, and the publication's commitment to national service during the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New Meat Market Opens Under Wm Miller In City
The City Market opened this week under the management of Wm Miller. Located in the former Campbell's building, it has been repaired and painted with a neat shop appearance. The market offers meat along with cream eggs and poultry. See announcement elsewhere in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Miller
Campbell’s
Patriotic Counties Rapidly Raise War Fund Totals
An honor roll lists Nebraska counties that surpassed their quotas for the State Council of Defense Woman’s Committee drives. Buffalo Cheyenne Fillmore Gage Hooker Howard Keya Paha Otoe Stanton Washington Wayne Wheeler plus Wayne exceeds 43 dollars. Buffalo Gage and Keya Paha report surplus. The campaign seeks 10000 dollars to support wartime work until the next council meeting.
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Nebraska
Keith Nevill
Buffalo
Cheyenne
Filmore
Gage
Hooker
Howard
Keys Paha
Otoe
Stanton
Washington
Wayne
Wheeler
Wayne County
Woman’ S “Committee
Nebraska ‘State ‘Council of Defense
Eleven More to Go for Draft Quota March Fourth
The county reports eleven more to go to meet the draft quota. The Local Board informs readers that March 4th will see selections of names begin as the Cheyenne county total is reduced by the remaining eleven.
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Cheyenne
Rare Bargains For 1920 Navy Beans Special Sale
1920 sale notice lists navy beans 29 cents per box with one box per customer. Prunes 1.87 per half-pound box. Eggs 14 cents each and five or six count cartons 79 cents. Butter 1.15 per pound 10 to 16 Friday. Bread 26 cents per loaf. Meats and vegetables highlighted as affordable for various elites. All sales cash. C W Johnson to serve customers in 1920.
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Tomer
Campaign coupon books head to buyers as printing rushes on
State and local directors report more Smilage discount books will be sold than printed. A six day printing delay due to a fuel order is easing and purchasers yet to receive books will be supplied shortly. Books contain admission coupons for liberty theatres and camp entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Liberty
War Savings Committee Seeks 450 000 Members Nationwide
The Nebraska headquarters of the National War Savings Committee aims to recruit 450,000 members in a broad War Savings Society drive. The Omaha state office plans a concentrated campaign encouraging all organizations in towns to form War Savings societies. Members pledge to avoid unnecessary spending, practice systematic savings, and recruit new members to support the government and fund the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
National War Savings Committee
Big War Savings Society
War Savings Committee
Omaha
War Savings Societies
War Savings Society
State Committee
Applications for war insurance flood Washington
Secretary Tumulty traveled from Washington to Trenton to attend the funeral tomorrow of his friend Senator Hughes of New Jersey, as applications for war insurance pour in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tumulty
Trenton
Senator Hughes
New Jersey
Call for Ex-Farmers to Return to Soil During War
The editor urges ex-farmers to return to the land to help solve farm labor shortages caused by the war. Experience and judgment from years on the farm are vital, and while towns employ many, farms need guiding hands and patriotic action.
Ford Spark Plugs Blame Insect Powder On Boulevard Dust
A city business man in a limousine discovers Forda cars strewn along the boulevard on their backs with running wheels. Witnesses say insect powder spread across the road caused the vehicles to topple and stall.
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Forda
Men in Military Service May Write for Newspapers
Soldiers in camps may publish in newspapers and magazines but may not be paid for material. All letters must go through officers who will remove sensitive details. Regular correspondents are not required to submit to censorship but may lose camp privileges if secrecy requests are ignored. In France, Expeditionary Forces commanders set their own rules.
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Committee On Public Information
France
Potter State Bank Offers Checking Account Opportunity
We invite you to start a checking account with us with one dollar or more. The bank promises convenience and growing value beyond the actual money, aiming to provide prestige in the community and service at your command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
State Bank
Revival Is On At Methodist Church
Evangelist E F Clover leads a series of meetings at the Methodist Church delivering logical sermons that appeal to the heart. The young preacher made a strong impression with his thoughtful, forceful delivery and wide life experience. TD Yeager, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Clover
Methodist Church
Mr. Clover
Women urged to pursue Americanization and citizenship
Nebraska officials appeal to foreign born women and American wives of foreign men to push for full citizenship. Miss Hrbkova cites 2346 men began papers last year, 795 completed all steps. many foreign men have not started. Regions list immigrant communities by ethnicity. San Juan officers training camp opens with 400 trainees, including 100 Black candidates.
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Nebraska
Miss Hrbkova
Womn
Nebraska State Council of Defense
Nebrseska
Polk
Saline
Howard
Valley
Knox
Colfax
Butter and Saunders
Scotts Bluff
Clay
Hitchcock
Lancaster
Douglas
San Juan
P. R
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E.G
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Thezhelm
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F. D. James
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