Ogallah News Highlights Local Trades And Events
Rough roads after the freeze affect travel while Geo Musgrave ships a cattle car. Ross and Waldo offer special coal prices. A hardware store adds a rear extension. Christian church hosts a meeting series. Jessie Harvey visited friends and relatives. The Hill sale drew people despite poor roads. Mild cows sold at good prices. Preparations for a Christmas Christos tree and entertainment begin. The Ogallah Elevator Co plans to sell a wagon scale at the creamery safe. Mrs Wynn and children returned from a long visit east. Wynn accompanied them back. Farmers Telephone connects with Shheidler switch. Kin Rich is shown as master mechanic of the construction department. Nels Hendricks and Marie Lindberg wed at Albert Lindberg’s home, December 2. Friends wish them a happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Ogallah
Thos. Wynn
Wynn
Farmers’ Telephone Co
Shheidler
Kin Rich
Domo Generalissimo
Nels Hendricks
Marie Lindberg
Albert Lindberg
South Trejo Remembrances and Local Visits Mentioned
Names from South Trejo record recent social visits and small tasks. J Benisch visited Smith's last Sunday and L J Smith spent time with Burt Sunday. Mrs M V Smith visited Mrs Bee last Tuesday and others hosted guests at Stettler and McCracken. A local box supper and roof work on a cow shed are noted with December plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Benisch
Smith
L. J. Smith
Burt
P. Cartright
J. Jackson
M. V. Smith
Bee
C. MecKune
A. Gacetaiee
V. Carpenter
J. Stettler
HB. Smith
Ae School
Lawrence
St McCracken
Local notes reflect families and farming activity this week
Mrs J Hoobler visited her mother in law. Mrs H J Hoobler drove to Chas Chowson's for a visit. Marcy sold a load of stock hogs at Wa Keeney for a good price. Mrs Mary Scott and two children spent Thanksgiving with home folks. Monroe Stimits and his little son visited relatives. Hawley Smith hauled lumber and coal from Wa Keeney. The Recreation Club enjoys nightly coon hunts during dull threshing. James Benisch will host a dance and box supper next Saturday night. A local genius spoke on growing wheat for pleasure or profit. Pugh and Hoobler marketed hogs at Wa Keeney with thirteen head sold to local buyers. A McKinley plans to winter cattle in Russell county at his father’s farm. Miss Grace Holmes returned after helping in the Hoobler home. Dr Grizell attended Mr Rogers whose sickness was from acute indigestion and is now recovered. Charles Chance was away inspecting stock at Clifton for possible exchange for his farm. Mrs H Smith and Miss Mildred plan to travel to Iowa next Friday. Nannie and Clark Stettler accompany them to La Crosse for several weeks’ visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McKinley
Russell County
Miss Grace Holmes
Hoobler
H. J. Hoobler
Clifton
H. Smith
Miss Mildred
Iowa
Nannie
Clark Stettler
la Crosse
Collyer Weather and Local Health Update
Collyer reports continue to enjoy pleasant weather. Mrs. W. Vanseyoc shows slow improvement while most farmers are cautiously optimistic about crops and fieldwork resuming.
Local ads and holiday notices from Collyer
Advertisements show rates per inch and per line with collection terms for local ads. Notes on events include Mrs. Kessler hosting Oklahoma relatives, Thanksgiving gatherings, Litery at Morell district, and Elmer Tilton party reports. Christmas goods at Palace Hotel and Kirby’s drug store highlight holiday shopping.
Bloody Run Rambles Report From a Snowy Patch
The brisk pass of snow sets a quiet tone as residents note improving illnesses. Hide Park buzzed with a mix of Cat amount and Indian red as deer last Sunday night. Mr Gorrell from the Don't Worry Ranch visited friends, while O Zone and a companion departed the city last week for their Landed Estate, with Bughouse alias Little Charley surrounding the chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hide Park
Gorrell
Don't Worry Ranch
O’zone
Bughouse Alias
Little Charley
Pies More Good Things and Local Happenings
The piece lists visitors and residents in a breezy town diary tone. St Peter resigns his office at the Golden Gate and supplies courage water to Hurry Ranch hired men. Ellermeyer and Kirk ner from Iowa called at Harry Ranch. Hide Park, Britt avenue, Whitechapel Street, London, and Dublin are mentioned as added features. Parks, originator of Hide Park, was in town inspecting the park, zoo garden, tennis court and Finch's hen house. He notes a shorter route to town and travels from Bloody Row to Main and Britt avenues, then Whitechapel Street, London, the Red gate, into Doublin Ireland, then toward Wa Keeney.
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St. Peter
Golden Gate
South
Ellermeyer
Kirkner
Iowa
Whitechappel St
London
Dublin
Parks
Hide Park
Our City
Wright
Bloody Row
Main
Britt Avenues
Red Gate
Doublin
Ireland
Ahem
Wa Keeney
Bosna News Notes and Local Movements
Fine snow Wednesday. Jess Hood husking corn for Mr Weller this week. Wm Brann arrived from Lincoln county last week. Ira Mathews of Gove county spent the weekend with Gene Biehler. Several youths attended the Golden Belt association at Oakley. J T Snyder and Martin Chawson husking near Charlie Clayson's this week. Mrs Wm Conley and children arrived from Illinois last Saturday. They plan to live with Mr and Mrs Sam Conley this winter. Misses Lady Biehler and Fiossie Snyder returned from schools at Oakley Thursday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Hood
Mr. Weller
Wm. Brann
Lincoln County
Ira Mathews
Gove County
Gene Biehler
Golden Belt Association
Oakley
J.T. Snyder
Martin Chawson
Charlie Clayson
Wm. Conley
Illinois
Sam Conley
Lady Biehler
Fiossie Snyder
Voda Farm Activity And Social Notes In Village Update
Schwanbeck and Finch win reported shelling corn and wheat moving into Voda as Otis Schwanbeck dined with Stanley Austin. Hog shipments from Schwanbeck Bros and a train ride at Voda were noted along with Thanksgiving dinners by the Schwanbeck and Kristoff families. The village shows steady grain arrivals, repairs on Owens barn, and biweekly literary meetings inviting all.
Dean's Ointment Advertises Skin Cure
A historical ad claims Ary skin itching worsens with scratching and promotes Dean's ointment as a cure for piles and eczema available at all drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Visit Notes Highlight Local Hydration Visit
A moisture rich report notes Hilby Allman visiting with R. E. Garrett last Monday and mentions Miss Griest attending the G. B. event. The brief item preserves names and social visits from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilby Allman
R. E. Garrett
Miss Griest
Oakley Social Notes and Holiday Plans
A brief from Oakley lists local social occurrences. Elmer Richardson aided John Allman. Miss Lyda Joseph visited family, Grace Allman plans a West Virginia visit home for the holidays, and Miss Grace Green hosts a December 10 box supper at Mt Pleasant school to raise funds for a Christmas tree. Joe Tunnell employs several carpenters for a new barn described as a monster when finished.
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T. A
Oakley
Elmer Richardson
John Allman
Lyda Joseph
Joseph
Grace Allman
West Virginia
Joe Tunnell
Grace Green
Mt. Pleasant
Doan's Kidney Pills Offered as Cure All
Wa Keeney resident W F Barber testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved years of rheumatic pains and kidney trouble after poor results from doctor’s meds. He bought at W W Gibson’s drug store and plans to finish with a few more boxes for a supposed permanent cure. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Wa-Keeney
W. F. Barber
Wa- Keeney
Kan
W. W. Gibson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doah
Iowa urged to advertise its dairy strength and resources
Cedar Rapids Gazette quotes E R Shoemaker urging Iowa to promote its vast dairy industry and agricultural potential. He argues targeted advertising will keep residents, attract outsiders, and boost farm population, banking, and industry as dairying grows across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
B. D. Coburn
Kansas
E. R. Shoemaker
Creamery Journal
Kimball
Dairy Farmer
United States
Mr. Shoemaker
Coburn
Croesus
Coborn
Cedar Rapids
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M J. Mille
WG. Baner
AH. Blair
C. Ruaille
ASST
Trego County
Pee Wig Lakes
Ue Shelton
Blair
D. Beason
General Blacksmith
Wa-Keeney, Kans
Auth Ae
Hen Bil
Walal
Tke Pheon
Fere
Boia
Gioet
Syelarsy Cyropim
Andeare
Emerson
Skeeney
Moe Guamants
Trego
Collyer
Chiles
Margh
John Walsh
Chicago
O. B. Kessler
Oklahoma
Jas, Walsh
Morell
Elmer Tilton
Kirby’s
C. Hickman
John Glenn
Fred Hickman
Central
Ers
Coker
Coer
Ayer
BOSNA
VODA
A. G. Schwanbeck
Hillity
Geo. Kristoff
Thiel
Er. and
J. F. Kristoff
Riverswe
Dr. Price
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