Labor Day Proclamation Sets Nebraskan Holiday
Governor Samuel R McKelvie proclaims Monday September 5 1921 as Labor Day legal holiday in Nebraska. He stresses labor as 80 percent of production and urges attention to labor welfare and readjustment amid postwar economy. Secretary D M Amsberry witnesses the proclamation.
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Samuel R. M'Kelvie
D. M. Amsberry
Marsland Fair Prep and Local News Highlight Chadron Week
Marsland Area reports Chadron fair week with talk of the largest western Nebraska show. Dawes County hog breeding emphasis features Poland China and Duroc Jersey lines, plus local figures like C. M. White and Fred Taylor. Community notes include visitors, transfers, and business changes in Marsland and nearby towns.
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Fred Taylor
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Poland China
Duroc
Jersey
C. M. White and Son
Fred Tayor
Pheer Steocky
Paramount Week at Imperial Plays Across England and Alps
The Imperial launches Paramount Week with a slate of features from Paramount. The Great Inty stars in a melodrama set in England Paris and the Alps. The Love Special with Wallace Reid follows a thrill filled romance. TS Easy Road stars Thomas Meighan as a sailor novelist who regains his life and love. Brewster's Millions with Fatty Arbuckle closes the program.
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Paris
Alps
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Acrewoman
Lila Lea
Ella Klotz
Gladys George
Paramount Picture
Brewster’s Millions
Roscoe
Fatty ) Arbuckle
Pleasant Valley Social Notes From The Thurman Area
Pleasant Valley area residents report Miss Pay Miller leaving for Thurman Iowa to stay and attend school this winter. Mrs Fred Stout of Glenwood Iowa visits elder Mrs John Roberts for a few days. Mrs Gus Peterson helped Mrs Thomas Squibb cook for threshers last Friday. The Roberts family and in law visited the Timblin family. Joe Ferg Timblin and Harold Dryant rode to Oakley Stephen son's lands for chores. John Roberts and in laws visited Carl Ryder home and other locals including George Osborn and Bert Marta’s family. Several others visited and hosted meals, with Mrs Otia Cox and children visiting Thomas Squibb and Naomi Squibb at times.
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Girard
Sam Newbrough
Toward Furnan, Jr
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Thomas Hunsaker
Lakeside
Frank Hanna
Alliance
Ella Enyeart
Hemingford
Buehnell
Norton
Crawford
Kermit Squibb
A. H. Ne
Gladys Hungerford
Joe Damenoff
Marsland
Joe
New York
Rularia
Stevenson
Q. Henry
Paul Box
British
Royal Air Forces
Possehendaelers
Vimy
Ypres
Box
Ray Meaghie
Byrne and Hammer Company
Omaha
Oakley Stephenson
Colta
Mra
John Roberts
Mera
George Osborn
Bert Marta
Carl Ryder
Otia Cox
Thomas Squibb
Ini Naom
Squibb
Lillie Ervine
Harry Robbie
Clifford Roland
John Warn
gQtis Cox
Fred Stout
Ruth Cox and
Pizarro Cruelty Spotlight Prompts Band Discourse
A fragment notes discussion of cruel acts attributed to Pizarro and how bands or groups respond with reasons or excuses. The line hints at moral debate and historical blame without full context.
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