Hemingford Quieter Flu Report and Local Happenings
Flu cases are down with no new family infections in days. Dr Wright spent weekend at Chadron and returned to duty Monday. Rush Bird visits Hemingford for first time in weeks. C W Lockwood and Farmers State Bank plan new premises by month’s end. Mrs B G Gordon of Seneca Neb visits daughters here and may move here. Ben Price buys Lions property and moves in. Rev Williams of Marsland visits. Mrs Williams improving. Five new Odd Fellows initiate. lodge membership exceeds 100. revival at Methodist church begins Tuesday Feb 24 with Rev Charles Gray as evangelist. Regular services next Sunday. Rev Dr Newton Wesley Gaines preaches on The Home. Gaines to lect ure Monday on New Wine in New Bottles. proceeds fund furnace. A J May and J T Brown, pastors.
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Professor Wright
Chadron
Rush Bird
C. W. Lockwood
Farmers State Bank
8. G. Gordon
Seneca, Neb
C. W. Graham
J. Oliver
Ben Price
Lions
Hemingford
Mr. Williams
Marsland
Williams
Rupert Walker
Noble
Mackler
Newton Wesley Gaines
Gaine
Congregational Church List of Sunday Services
Regular worship will be held at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday with Sunday school to follow.
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Congregational Church
Nebraska retailers to distribute consumer complaint cards
Retellera of Nebraska plans to issue complaint cards to customers to document grievances over rising costs. Mrs. C. G. Ryan, state economy campaign director, says retailers will hand cards to customers to foster good faith and show cooperation with federal authorities to weed out profiteering.
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Retellera
Nebraska
C. G. Ryan
State Economy Campaign
Fair Price Commissioner
Reil
Trade groups push ecards to ease high living costs
Retailers urged to place ecards in customers hands to highlight cooperative efforts to curb living costs. The message stresses appreciation for sales staff help in guiding shoppers to these resources.
Treasury reports sharp drops in national debt totals
Secretary Houston notes notable declines from August 31 1919 highs with a 730 million dollar decrease in floating debt and a 930 million dollar cut in total debt. A stray line mentions William Ostend of Hemmefora in alliance for society events and a March 1 date.
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Houston
William Ostend
Hemmefora
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Walker
Methodist Church
Charles Gray
Blandensville
Tih
Mr. Gray
A. J. May
Christian Endeavor
J. T. Brown
Ford
Rockey & Son
Nebrasea
W. H. Cory
Hart-Parr Tractor
Buick
Reo
Kelly-Springfield
G. F. Hedgecock
Roe MA
Farmer’s State Bank
Blandensville, Vl
M. E. Church
First State Bank
Hans Hansen
Sessue Hayakawa
D. U. Griffiths
Lillian Gish
Harry O. Wildy
Box Butte County
Hutton & Clark
Hemingford, Nebr
Geo W
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