Condra Sees Depressing Outlook for Nebraska Sandhills
Dr. George Condra and a team from the University of Nebraska completed a ten day survey of Rock Brown and neighboring counties. They classified land, noted hay is ready but unlikely to be cut, and winter pasturing may be weak due to low spirits in livestock markets. He cited out-migration and cautious remainers. The survey also maps fishing and hunting areas for Nebraskans and outlines potential railroad routes between O Neill and Dunning.
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Hull
Rock, Brown
George ‘. Condra
University of Nebraska
Bureau
Lincoln Star
Condra
Br. Condra
Alatemente
Concervation Department
Nh Company
Railway Commission
Lan
O'Neill
Dunning
Ellsworth Baseball News Reports High Scoring Doubleheader
Two fast games at Ellsworth Sunday featured the Ringiints vs Old Magnates with the Magnates winning 8 to ? after ten innings. Brennan of Bingham pitched well but costly errors and a home run by Brennan swung the result. Whitman and Lilleworth led Ellsworth in the second game as Whitman’s team rallied after a rough first inning, Maupin striking out 14. The report also notes local road petition progress for a Burlington open road linking Ellsworth, Bingham, Alliance, and Lakeside, plus various visits by officials and cattle shipments to Omaha.
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Wiebury
Elleworth
Whitman
Fenning
Fiiworth
Whitmanites
Rame
Herald
A. W. Current
Sunde Ranch
Mra
Spade
Wightman
BE. Stewart
Denver
Stewart Wa
G. L. King
Merna
King
Clark
Hoffanil
Anna Bennett
Alliance
Elaworth
Win
Atme
Gillette
Wyoming
George Cooper
Law Home
J. L. Young
P. F. Law
Ringiints
Brennan
Bingham
Ozhkosh
Clong
Robinson
Antioch
House
Dickerson
Retter
al- Nance
DeMolaya
Elieworth-Whitamn Feay
Lilleworth
Maupin
Ellsworth
Wighmton
Schonard
W. W. Gilbaugh
Fileworth
Lakeside
C. L. Murphy
F. Seebohm
J. Willy
Burlington
Broken Bow
Alliance East
Spectators Attend Ball Game at Joe Ranch Enables Debts Clearance
Forward Kennedy and George Haniff were among spectators at a Sunday ball game at the Joe ranch. Fans from Seneca to Alliance attended, and proceeds from stand and gate nearly cleared the club's debts leaving $22. Ellsworth supporters who hired outside players were thanked for their help.
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Kennedy
George Haniff
Joe Ranch
Seneca
Alliance
Ellsworth
Overprudence as a Killjoy Yet Valuable Guidance
The writer argues prudence can hinder action and joy. Citing Proverbs, he suggests excessive caution defeats opportunity and risks, including in preaching and other professions. He warns against overzealous prudence and urges balanced judgment.
Balance Health and Prudence in Daily Life
The piece contrasts reasonable care with over-prudence in everyday tasks. It cites a chicken-hunting anecdote where caution led to fewer gains, and warns that excessive worry can stall progress. It urges steady effort despite uncertainty.
Pearls Abroad and The Courage to Venture
The passage argues genius equals problem solving and criticizes over prudent caution. It notes many avoid mistakes to the point of accomplishing nothing and urges bold ventures like building a new road, suggesting success comes from trying even when uncertain.
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Tegin
Great reformers take risks to move movements forward
The passage notes that the founders of major movements are bold individuals who initiate the venture without fixation on certainty. They accept risk and often become celebrated in history for their decisive actions, despite potential failures.
The Men and Women Who Cast the Brake to Drag On the Automobile
A fragment notes individuals involved in a vehicle project with focus on braking mechanisms and drag implications. It highlights names associated with design and testing phases and hints at engineering challenges faced during development.
Realists versus pessimists in today’s movement discourse
The piece contrasts state and church figures who question proposed moves with men who ignore difficulties and press forward. It portrays pessimists fearing rough ahead while realists push ahead regardless.
Peter Walks on Water and the Cost of Hesitation
The speaker contrasts Peter’s effort with clerical caution and state inaction. He warns against a class that errs by doing nothing, noting many in the community display this fault and fail to undertake needed actions.
Luther Rejects Duke George Standoff Joke
When told Duke George lay in wait, Luther quips he would go only if it rained Duke Georges, using playful wordplay to dodge the confrontation.
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Duke George
Luther
Duke Georges
Luther Defied Winds and Devils in Worms Trial
In bitter winds and a cold night at Worms, Luther faced threats and mockery as he sowed and reaped by standing firm. He replied to warnings of the devil that more devils could fill Worms than tiles on housetops, underscoring his defiant stance.
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Peter
Luther
Faith and prudence in action across seas and customs
The text contrasts Peter walking on water with over-prudence leading to failure. It cites Bacon on decency as a time and seasons guide delaying action. An Arab proverb notes that the idle man becomes a nuisance.
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Peter
Christ
Bacon
Big Roundup and Rodeo Fair View
The note suggests a September 5, 1921 fair view with a 76 81 price range. It jokes about leather shortages driving shoe costs and contemplates men quitting belts.
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