Dix Nebraska community notices and deaths
Dix Nebraska local notices recollect the death of Clinton Trowbridge and various social events. Olga Steck leaves for Milligan. residents visit Sidney. school picnics at Kruger's lake and Johnson grove. eighth grade graduation at Kimball high school with Rev. Axtell speaking. Community members visit relatives, move homes, attend summer schools, and engage in club meetings with lessons on kitchen equipment.
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Olga Steck
Milligan
Wayne T. Gray
Sidney
Clinton Trowbridge
Kindball
Cheyenne
Dwight Kelly
Dix
Harriett Killham
Thelia Eliott
Laramie
Sounty
Euring
Max'e Kelly
Christena Hansen
Lincoln
Kruger’s Lake
Johnson Grove
Potter
Kimball Dast
Axtell
Scottsbluff
Herbert Scheele
H. R. Smith
Chas. Wagner
Lula Burke
Gene Binning
Lee Peterson
Eber
For Sale Classified Notices Patchwork of Items in Nebraska
A mixed batch of sale notices lists a dark bay gelding, threshing outfit with a J I Case steam engine and steel separator, several motorcars including a 1924 Ford coupe, and assorted furniture and household items. Also noted is Siberian Millet seed, a modern five room house for sale, and a dental jewelry buyer offering cash for teeth. Listings show contact details in Sidney Kimball Potter and local firms Hoke Semling & Refining Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Costello
Tobin Building
Sidney
Nebr
W. D. Russell
Lodge Pole
Ford
H. L. Bonham
Kimball
Potter
Julius B. Schwartz
Gee
Herman Schubarth
eeFor Kent
A. Nelson
Local Social Roster from Sidney Area Visits and Guests
Antelope Divide J M Nelson and family from Sidney, Harry Lockhardt and family and the Neagel boys visited Sunday at the home of E M Nelsons. Mr and Mrs Donald McCoy left Sunday to vacation in Denver. W A Nelson and family went to Sidney Saturday for the eighth grade graduation. Emery Nelson joined them. Jim Bertramson and Rodney stopped by W A Nelsons Sunday. Morris Reddy, Mrs Whitstine and Margaret were Sunday dinner guests at C S Thorpe's. Gus Carlson and son were at E L Maddens for dinner. Frank Hazlit's wife and others visited Sunday. Joe Carlson Lillian Carlson and Harry Hazlitt visited Sunday evening at E L Maddens. Mrs Whitstine and Margaret called at Jerome Kafkas Sunday evening. Frank Hazlitt and Harry were among Sidney shoppers Saturday. Mrs E M Nelson and children also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Jolly Neighbors Club
Laramie
Wyo
K. C. Knudson
Omaha
J. H. Madden
Gundhart, Swene, Lee
Harold Olsen
Sterling Reservoir
J. M. Nelson
Sidney
Harry Lockhardt
Neagel
E. M. Nelson
Donald McCoy
Denver
Colo
Mrs. Whitstine
Margaret
C S Thorpe
Frank Hazlit
E. M. Beale
Joe Carlson
Lillian Carlson
Harry Hazlitt
E. L. Madden’s
Morris Reddy
Omaha Will Tax Pedlars and Solicitors
The city clerk in Kimball discusses occupation tax on local business and professionals. He notes residents and local lawyers pay yearly taxes while out of town solicitors and printers face different rules. Debate centers on authority to tax solicitors and license beyond city or state powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Omaha
Shotwell
Patient thanks nurses for care at big hospital
The article describes a patient in a large hospital praising doctors and especially a nurse who he calls an angel from heaven. He expresses deep gratitude as he prepares for discharge, noting the kindness he received from the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaven
Arcly
Uman
The
Lyons Mail
Radio Mystery Alarm Music Confuses Fireman
A fireman testing an alarm heard soft music on the line and then a woman's singing. A full concert program followed. The cause is unclear with theories ranging from earth-line induction to interference from overhead lines.
Westbound No 3 and No 17 and 25 trains details
Local rail schedule fragment lists westbound No 3 passenger and No 17 25 labels along with No 19 and No 261 local freight and mentions Tuesday and Thursday in an incomplete format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastbo
Thursda
Interstate solicitors taxed by city for advance payments
A discussion of interstate commerce rules for solicitors who take orders for direct delivery from outside firms without advance payment. Portland’s ordinance taxing such solicitors was upheld by a federal appeals court and awaits Supreme Court review. Other cities consider regulating itinerant merchants and peddlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
United States Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
St. Paul
Minn
Wichita
Bankers meet in Kimball with Harris Larson Johnson
C Harris C A Larson and C W Johnson attended a bankers meeting in Kimball on Thursday. Mrs Elizabeth MacAdam and her child from Albin Wyoming arrived in Potter last Friday and are visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Harris
C. A. Larson
C. W. Johnson
Banker’s Meeting
Kimball
Elizabeth MacAdam
Albin, Wyo
Potter
Mrs Jolff and Child Visit Sister in Rock Springs
Mrs Mable Jolff and her child from Rock Springs Wyoming are visiting at the home of her sister Mrs C A Lawson. The visit places them with family on a quiet tour noted in local society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Jolff
Rock Springs, Wyo
Local deliveries and auto battery deals headlined in classified note
Clara Johnson returns to Wick from Lyons Nebraska after teaching. Advertises Ford size batteries at 12.25 delivered by express to your station with 15 month guarantee. Buick 15.35 and Dodge 18.45. Rex Hursey Dul
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Johnson
Lyons
Nebr
Wick
Express
Buick
Dodge
Rex Hursey
Dulton
Nebr Darch
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Dix, Nebr
Herman Moendh
Hoke Semling & Refining Co
Otsego
Michigan
Gus Carlson and Son
E. L. Madden
A. J. Ames
DR. Miller Hospital
Nebraska
H. Stevens
Seamiskapress Associatus
Nebraska Press Association
National Editorial Association
American Press Association
Country Campbell
Review
United States
Ames
Brady Dairy
W. T. Sloan
Potter, Nebr
Potter State Bank
PY One
Naomi Rebekah
Eva Goding
Noble
Louisa Scheele
Rebekahs
Henry’s Store
Lvan
KTWAT
Ivavavagas
Tantastia Dauatiatiavtavua
Lavlav Lav
Lena
Colorado
Post
Potter Lumber Co
Goodyear
Firestone
Sinclair
the Potter Garage
Wm. Goding
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