Hem ingford News Items Highlight Local Travel and Illness
Bud Thompson a former resident attended to business matters in and around Hem ingford last week. Lloyd Erskine Albert Wells returned Friday from the eastern part of the state where they spent the past few months. C J Wilde arrived midweek from a months journey in Texas. Ray Graham left for Kearney to report for service and will join a training camp. The Misses Noad O Neil Paul ine Dowd shopped Alliance Saturday between trains. Mrs Ruth Conklin Madison and her daughter visited from Sheridan Wye with relatives. Devona Dickison returned to Alliance after visiting friends. Frank Conklin spent part of last week in Alliance returning Friday. John Lampy and family visited Sheridan Wye then stayed with the Shepherds. Mrs Rolls Johnson of Park City Mo visited her father Lloyd Copeland then continued home from Virginia. Mrs Crossley of Grand Island visited her daughter Har old Olds then headed to Wyoming to visit Will. Mrs Frank Black left for Excelsion Springs Co to visit her husband in rheumatism treatment. Water Marshall left for Camp Funston to train aided by Mrs B U Shepherd. B U Shepherd and Ted Anthony left for Lincoln and points east. Walter Kennedy loaded for Mason City Neb to establish a future home. At the fierre sale James Hunter of Alliance suffered an accident injuring ribs. he received aid and was expected to recover at home in a few weeks.
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Jas. Hunter
Alliance
Hunter
K. L. Pierce
Stopped His Paper Over Six Years Arrears
A quarrelsome man stopped his newspaper after the editor sent a bill for six years of unpaid service. He plans to borrow his neighbors’ paper, hoping the editor feels wronged and dies by self harm, while the editor anticipates three hearty cheers.
Weep Not For Her and the Breaking News Light
Weep not for those who pass on early from life toward eternal day. Weep for the sad and broken hearted who mourn a loved one. Contributed by Miss Crocker. Mrs. Kieper, wife of Auditor Kieper of Burlington, accompanied Mrs. Woolston to Kansas City last week. Members of Mrs. Woolston's family met her there.
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Miss Crocker
War Savings Stamps Sold By Young Nebraska Women
Reports from the National War Savings Committee in Nebraska show young women in many towns selling War Savings Stamps. They display knitting bags as a badge and ask passersby to buy a War Savings Stamp today.
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Uncle Sam
National War Savings Comittee For
Nebraska
War Savings Stamps Drive Boosts British Thrift
Britain backs defense effort by wartime thrift as citizens buy vast War Savings Stamps and bank deposits jump over 100 percent. The English public sacrifice luxuries and lend money to the government, mirroring savings drives in the United States.
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Great Britain
War Savings Stamps Win Youth and All Generations
War Savings Stamps prove popular across ages with many youths and adults taking up thrift for government support. The program motivates those who had not saved before to participate and contribute to national finances.
State to canvass for War Savings Societies plan
Within weeks the state will canvass for a new organization called War Savings Societies. These groups will consist of individuals who pledge to invest a fixed weekly amount in War Savings and Thrift Stamps over the year.
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Inc
Damascus the Ancient City in World History
Damascus is cited as the oldest continuously inhabited city in the modern world. It is first mentioned in Scripture in connection with Abraham, with his steward described as a native of the place.
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Damascus
Worl
Abraham
Jesus Restoring Life and Health Lesson Text
Lesson centers on Mark 6 01 41 with themes of healing and raising the dead. It contrasts Jairus daughter the woman who touched Jesus garment and the Galilean ministry showing Jesus gift of life and care for grieving families.
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Jesus
John
Value of Reading in Daily Life
Reading menus and books opens doors to information and opportunity. Reading is the start of education, helping the poor gain knowledge. Every home should have lights, good books, papers, and magazines with children encouraged to read in the evenings.
A D Rodgers Market Ad Buys Chickens at Top Prices
Advertisement from A D Rodgers market offering to pay the highest market price for chickens. Contact 5 tf 9986 for details.
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A. D. Rodgers
Notice to Dairymen on Tubercular Test of Milk Cows
Ordinance No 219 requires tubercular testing of cows whose milk is for Alliance. Compliance is required at once or authorities will take necessary action.
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