1918 Farmers Directory: Butler Co. NEGenWeb 1918 Farmers Directory, Butler County, Nebraska Extracted from the NebraskaCOUNTY OWNER/RENTER ABSHIRE, C. F. Lucy James, Robert, Claude, Marvin, Pet, Joyce, Eston, Juny, Bessie, Mary   Owner - J. H. RUTT

a thing of the past as our farmers are getting the most of the

as he sings the cotton patch songs.               Our farmers have begun plowing for another crop.  Some fall

severe local drought in 1925 prevented many area farmers from meeting loan obligations, and although the

Rupert Harlan, Dewey Owen, Bryan Meeks, Marion Williams, Earl Harlan, Marvin Cornelison, Leonard Cobb. ---------- Stranger Among the First.      One

were the delighted little guests of Marvin and Dollie Schindler on their tenth and

will say that I am still very much alive. Dr. Marvin Lee Graves, M.A., M.D. The Texas State Medical

the death of a relative.        Mrs. Marvin Gillis spent a few days in Marlin

successes had built up confidence in Butler County farmers, and they prospered until the April

a fine building that cost $5,000. The Farmers & Merchants Bank has a capital of

banking and shipping center for local farmers. By 1926, however, the population had dwindled to

School and attended some college. Mary Jean married Marvin Drawbaugh who also has roots from the Bellwood

at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Marvin Royer of route 2, Convoy, O. She had

27, 1936   New Sutherland Items (Too Late Last Week) Our farmers are taking full advantage of the pretty

John Harrison, T. J. Lucass and Jno. Oliphant, farmers of the Prairie Plains vicinity, were in

liberal ideas, and progressive views. Mr. W. N. Marvin is a progressive, and representative man

In addition to other appropriate memorial tributes, Rev. Marvin S. Vance made announcement of the nature

Daily News , January 8, 1911   Collegeport Chronicle : The farmers of this section are very busy at present

Black and two children and little Marvin Rogers were visitors in the Frank Schulke

of Collegeport, have three other children, a son Marvin and daughters, Anna and Donna. Mr

to Portsmouth, some lateral roads to accommodate farmers, settling of our vacant lands with new people

include his wife, Juliette of Collegeport; son, Earl Marvin, student at the University of Texas