Commercial Club Convention Attendees Listed by City
A long list of Commercial Club delegates by town fills column space. Names span Scottsbluff Alliance Kearney Broken Bow Chadron Omaha Grand Island Bridgeport Alliance and others with multiple attendees from each place. The roster includes executives clerks and residents such as H L Sama J H Stewart J C McCreary J S Rhein W D Fisher Ben J Sallows J C Morrow and many more.
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H. L. Sama
Scottsbluffs
J. H. Stewart
J.C. McCrearey
J. S. Rhein
Alliance
W. D. Fisher
Ben J. Sallows
J. C. Morrow
Robert Graham
Emery F. Bush
Broken Bow
Ww. Raul
G. Smith
Kearney
SH. Burrows
Neal Johnson
Chester
P. M. Ramer
Chadron
F. J. Houghton
J. T. Whitehead
Mitchell
A. Robertson
Chas. A. Stapleton
W. G. Wilson
Anthch
James Dean
Antioch
G. BE. Gorton
Crawford
A. Minnick
E. W. Hackney
Bridgeport
Fr. M. Bigelow
Frank N. Hunt
A. W. Atkins
Fred Lundberg
J. P. Palmer
Omaha
Arthur L. Palmer
Bruce Wilcox
T. J. O'Keefe
W. R. Harper
Art Grove
George Neuswaneger
Rev. Morris
Geo. D. Darling
Robert H. Manley
Geo. F. Coupland
Elgin
Nebr
Nebraska Units Rally for War Effort During Annual Meeting
President Steinhart calls Nebraskas units to tighten war work, mesh state senate and homes into a coordinated effort for greater efficiency. He urges unity, notes prosperity, and compares domestic and overseas fronts as the state forges toward higher production and preparedness.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Leaders Call for 1918-19 Legislative Action
The speaker urges swift war effort legislation and robust funding from the senate and legislature to mobilize Nebraska for total war. They warn against autocratic delays, stress candidacy of virtuous leaders, and urge study of laws to empower officials from state house to village. The aim is victory and long term state welfare.
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Senate
Nebraska
State House
Notice of Teachers and Reading Circle Exams
Regular teachers examinations held at the courthouse on May 31 and June 1 with a reading circle exam on June 1. Conducted under county supervision by Miss Opal Russell County Superintendent.
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Court House
Opal Russell
Oxford Shoes Featured At G W Lowry Store
Advertises a full line of Oxford shoes at G W Lowry shoe store urging readers to consider a new pair.
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G. W. Lowry Shoe Store
Government tested quick breads use wheat substitutes
The food administration and Department of Agriculture detail recipes to replace yeast breads with quick breads using baking powder or soda and sour milk. Recipes include oat and corn flour bread, rice and barley bread, buckwheat corn muffins, corn flour sponge cake, and a chocolate cake with oats and barley flour.
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The
Food Administration (Conservation Division
Department of Agriculture
Society Notes Highlight Local Club Events and Farewells
The T A A club and society figures hosted Tuesday gatherings at Mrs. J F O Connor home and Mrs J N Andrews entertained in honor of Miss Dorin Young heading to Denver. Lectures, dinners, and showers marked week with many teachers not returning to Alliance schools.
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T. A. A. Club
J. N. Andrews
Dorin Young
Denver
Bridge
Lloyd Johnson
Earl Mallory
Donna Young
Mrs. R. ©. Reddish
Fixance City
Doris
Central School teachers host shower for Miss Pauline Scott
Miss Pauline Scott, Central School teacher, was honored at a shower hosted by the Central School teachers at Mrs. A. C. McDonald’s home. Guests included Misses Young Knight and others, with a mock wedding and a two course luncheon. A later shower for Miss Cutkosky was planned at Swatter's home, and a Belgian fund food sale by the Woman's Club at Alliance grocery at 2 pm Saturday.
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Gladys Sheridan
Opal Russell
Lloyd Thomas
Georgia Canfield
Mesdames Walker
A. Wiker
Sallows
Thomas
Mary
Bertha Wilson
Crocker
McHugh
Reed
Clayton
Canfield
Central School
Pauline Scott
A. C. McDonald
Scott
Iola Worley
Eva Crocker
Wilma Bruce
Anna Chambers
Devona Dickinson
Laura Johnston
Nelle Acheson
Peters
Bloss
Mrs. McDonald
Alliance Grocery
Woman’s Club
Railroad Notes Apology for Late News and Injury at Depot
The round house reporter apologizes for late items due to illness and Red Cross work. Frank Bronchurst night dispatcher at the depot was seriously injured by a five foot fall from a truck after stepping from a car. He was initially unable to move and described as paralyzed.
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Round House
Red Cross
Frank Bronchurst
Bronhhurst
Spring and summer shoes at G W Lowry store on sale
M E Holloway of the Hup-Chandler agency reports selling fourteen new cars since opening here. Wednesday he unloaded a car of Chandlers with two carloads on the way. The Woman's club will care for a Belgian family and an orphan for one year, funded by local ladies during vacation.
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G. W. Lowry
M. E. Holloway
Hup-Chandler Agency
Wallpaper Restored At A Fraction Of Cost
Want to save on wallpaper and have it look like new without the expense. Call 644 for professional cleaning and restoration services.
Alfalfa Seed Advert By Schwabe Bros Chadron Neb
Northwest Nebraska dryland seed price inquiry. Schwabe Bros Chadron Neb offers price details and a free sample for alfalfa seed. The ad lists contact code 9261-418-25 for inquiries.
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Northwest
Nebraska
Schwabe Bros
Chadron
Neb
Gunmen Jack Gleason and W D Fisher at the depot
Jack Gleason performed a war dance at the depot on Tuesday morning with accomplice W D Fisher. The pair are described as a typical duo of gunmen in the event.
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Jack Gleason
Jack Pets
W. D. Fisher
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Lloyd
John W. Thomas
Leonard Hartman
the Herald Publishing Company, Owners (Incorporated
Feraska
Commercial Club Convettion
Steinhart
Margaret Sherwin
Society Notes
Broncho Lake
T. Sh. Crawford
Alva Reed
Mary Wilson
Lydia Cutkosky
Mabel Walker
Womans’ Club
Nellie Wilson
J. Kridelbaugh
W. W. Wood
Lincoln
Frank Herron
Deadwood
South Dakota
Wood
Herron
Soe
Wooltes Pengners
Comwrigit
Jor
Wooltex
Horace Bogue
C. H. Fuller