Walnut News Highlights Local Visits and Illness Notes
Local snippets list visits by Donaldson tilton family, Tass relatives from Fremont, and the Wiese household in Walnut. Mrs. Sievers recovering well from illness, and Miss Nagel spent Weshemg in Omaha with Viola Nagel. Mrs Priester traveled to Omaha to see her husband in St Joseph hospital.
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Walnut
News-Teck
Donaldson
Flan
M. L. Tilton
Will Tass
Fremont, Neb
Claus Tass
Vicinity
C.F. Sievers
Thomas, Clark
Los Angeles
Calif
Deagh
Feta
Piyadricksen
Ayere
Omaha
Dhive Framvis
Ahan
Jane Pridsy
Stuart Kaelner
California
John Nichols
Jord
Washington, D
Wind Mars
Ora
Dé 'Builer
Ada Boiler
Cumberland Items Chronicle Local Happenings and Illness
Cumberland items report a string of local events and health notes. Mentioned are absences due to illness, hospitalizations at Phan Dretisee and Vanities hospital, and names such as Mr and Mrs Tom McCabe, Mrs Annah BE Madison, and Roy Me. Also notes about семей ytuations, visits, and miscommunications within the community, with several names and places referenced in a fragmented record.
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Pamentis
Ales
Frank Sharvis
Elyyin
Tarbert Raatren
Dork
Lewis
Mpejie
Spector
Eve
Shelepee
Cunberland
Ani Mes
Tom McCabe
Dee Moines
Community Christ program announced by Elk Horn pastors
Special to Newabe Telegraph reports Rev Mr Jenpen of Elk Horn and Rev Mr Wedebuek of Harlan will speak at a community Christ event Friday evening. Local residents Jensen, Peterson, and Oswald were weekend visitors with their families. Omaha visitors include Henry Johnson and hardware dealer Torer Joend. Agnes Petersen, Drake University student, visited. E J Transens and wife from Harlan also called on Saturday. The Hansen family plans a winter trip to Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Peter F Anderson returned from Atlantic City after a month, visiting their daughter Mrs Bert Cale who had been ill but is improving.
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Elk Horn
Newae Telegraph
Jenpen
Wedebuek
Harlan
Christ
Duveh Peterson
Jndy
Oswald
Breathers Seman
Coltar
Henry Johnson
Omaha
Robert Leth
Torer Joend
Hane Petersen
Vitor Cin
Peter F. Anderson
Atlanti
Bert Cale
Hue
Marvels of the Movies Fragment Prompting Confusion
A fragment from a Town University notice shows a quoted exchange about viewing a film through foliage. The snippet appears incomplete with uncertain phrasing and unclear context.
Lewis News Items and Local Notes
Special to Mabel and others mention Nesey Lewis and Eda Kennedy with brief family and community notes. A winter departure to Omaha and a local trip are noted along with a mention of a conviction of three persons, all in compact hometown items.
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Lewis
Nesey Peleg Eda Kennedy
Ting
Cone
Rilgoyy
Mabel
Omaha
Chet Woods
Pre
Himpravait
Brayton News Briefs Summary
Brayton residents report visits from family and friends including Nels Andersen and Mrs. Dace Andersen, with illnesses treated locally. Ray Heath returned home to White River after a several week stay, and other locals such as Hanser and Kleuver ship out or host visitors. Community updates mention travels to Des Moines and appearances by local figures, with ongoing social and domestic notes.
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Brayton
Mametburg
HL Nowid Adv
Nelson
Onitha
Nels Andersen
Sonior Myr
Dace Andersen
Houts
Ileree
Ray Heath
Polatio
Trivads
White River
Qoether
Rasmuasen
Beyer Hiss
Uke
Christen
Hansen Santes Hl
Kleuver
Moniday
Mrs. de Tansen
Hanser
Prient Divonka
Giapieveanont
Ibis
Das Moines
Granslow
Gant Mas
Kaul
Jamies Kotick
Davinge
Ieee
York
Massena News Briefs From Local Visits and Weddings
Massena notes recount visits and social events. Mrs. Besta Barnes of Seattle and Mrs. George Cruise with her niece returned from Obtamava after helping for their sister. Gladys Slovum of Boimewater prepares for marriage. Several relatives and friends from Detroit and nearby towns gathered for ceremonies and visits.
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INA
Detroit
Giadys Slovum
Boimewater
B. Parkit
Besta Barnes
Seattle
Wish
George Cruise
Obtamava
Ute
Adair Items From News Telegraph Local Notes
Adair items recount visits to Colorville for Mrs. Martin Mek Momny funeral, Dr McBeny's trip, and friend gatherings. Mentioned are Mrs F Purvis visiting three months, Mrs George Werner and family, and Jay Friel and sons attending a grandmother's funeral. Widespread health concerns include Ray McMurphy’s hospitalization and recent surgery, with ongoing bleeding. Weather hints, a fire at Shaefer Hogan building, and plans for a new garage suggest local disruptions and community updates.
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Tu Dee
News-Telegraph
Cand
John McManus
John My
Colorville
Martin
M Whowaz
Eshy
Des Steines
Holly
McBeny
Mai Honda
Num Bond
Stes
William Wheeler
Evergreen
Calol
Fredy
F. Purvis
Carpherland
John “Reiners
George Werner
Gurd Samil M
Aek
Che ‘Teepenr
Rimier Ok Veers
Ethel Crrolgh
Mire Hal" Herman
Bane
AB. Bruck
Anna McDanhnell
W. Woods
Donald Belden
Monona
Tin
Adair
Belden
Deg Mojned
Retailers Extend Hours Ahead of Christmas Eve Closures
The ad notes that dry woods and ready to wear attire will stay open evenings until Christmas with full closures on Christmas Day. Stores listed include Gillette's Marshall's Bullock's Graham's Lamond's Cy Penney Co. and Beak Bheristengen Beak.
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Gillette’s
Marshall's
Bullock's
Graham’s
Anita News Highlights Local School and Community Events
Christmas programs at Anita schools featured two pig kinminies and a duet by Norman Warner and Jamie Isabelle Biggs. Notables include Mrs. Kenneth Bryant welcoming a new baby, Willard Miller planning retirement, and local visits from Dr. La G. Syren and others while community clubs host gatherings and contests.
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Anita
Dee
Ishavhour Assembly
Wenough Farshay
Bondhivdint
Madison
Broadway
San Diego
Calin
Kenneth
Bryant
Galatia
Kan
Td Wah
Diaughtog
Mars
Anita Purblig Shoals
Grand Par Walle
Jeandhabies
Carter
George 2 Pratt
Mure Bros. Drie
Pridey Dee Center Us
la G. Syren
Notable 1925 Auto Industry Outlook and Economic Prospects
A 1925 financial sketch notes stabilized exchange, rising road transport, and continued manufacturing growth. It warns that postwar deficits and credit expansion threaten limited prosperity, urging cautious policy and balanced demand between producers and consumers to avoid sharper recessions.
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Charles
New York
Iuildine
Sont
Idenee
Irene sHangse
Grouidey
Hakon
Orlgina
Andy
Gelan Kime
Hlio Pumrvhaese
De Molay Plans Multiple Pilgrimages In Near Future
In Kansas City on December 1 DeMolay leaders announce three pilgrimages to Mount Vernon and Nashville as part of citizenship instruction Following a pilot trip to Lincoln the order intends to visit historic homes with DeMolay participation growing nationwide The plan emphasizes education and character building with gubernatorial and civic engagement cited by leaders
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Kansas City
Dedtetly
Famoux Archeans
Yan Hythe Pgrand Council
Arpanization
Hena
Abeatiine
Sprintfield
Pebutary
Mount Vernon
Wington
Tepniillage
Natsville
Bone
Andrew Jackson
Pper
Linculy
Fen Small
Ulitees
Perann
Removal of Nations Capital to Warmer Clime Urged in Senate
Washington file reports Senator Narvis of New Brasil urged moving the capital to a warmer climate during debate on a resolution to grant a federal holiday in December. Senator Scot of Weah condemned the practice of government holidays, arguing it slows the government and productivity.
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Washington
Narvis
New Brasil
Collumbia
Scot
Weah
Our Babson. Letter Collapse in Radio Stocks
Babson Park Mags discuss the radio industry’s rapid growth, profits, and shifting structure. The piece notes stock activity, concentration of firms, and the move from hardware to messaging services, with forecasts of consolidation and new broadcasting tech including radio vision.
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Babson Park
Fundiamentals
Wis
Ameren
Cerhes
Gailonts
Miicheine
Rosmurers
la Eerie
Pepe Gan
Eta
Faelled
Bregelmat Tage Charted
Een
Todgenmiry
New York
Nebiyy
Iit
Justine
Wally
Radio
Senator Fletcher Backs Florida Move Over Heat Query
The discussion cites protests against use of "dhucks" to government bureaus and a plan to relocate the capital to a warmer climate. Norris notes the aim is to move the capital to Florida for the winter. The regulation is adopted, with large print Bibler and Bible references included.
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Norris
Fletcher
Florida
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