Old Sod House Still Serves As Home For Nebraskan
OOZAD Neb The 85 year old sod house of J W Bryant remains intact after six years of habitation by Bryant a ranch worker Despite a modern roof the sun baked bricks show wear but the dwelling remains a sturdy warm shelter in winter Mrs Bryant notes sod houses are odd in summer but surprisingly comfortable in cold weather The 1871 built home carries a $200 tax valuation a figure oldtimers say is high given the house has little modern repair
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Oozad
J. W. Bryant
Bryant
Sodety
Bryants
Jb Oldtimers
Stubborn Driver Is Fined $105
Santa Monica California police fined Peter R Jones 35 Jeweed California 105 dollars for reckless driving after he refused to move his car on police orders explaining he was waiting for the red light to change The light supposedly warned by a police car near a fire scene and his vehicle blocked emergency vehicles.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPA
Peter R. Jones
Jeweed
Jones
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Era Newspaper
A garbled crossword puzzle list with numerous across and down clues includes entries such as Spirited, The Scriptures, Close to post, Circuit, Gang, Quadrat Print, Newly married woman, French fiver, Part of a pedestal, Mohammed deity, Fretuy, Courtyate eight page, Keen, Jewels, Heartrost, Priest's title in France, Ascend, Land of Stomach Incan, Medieval, A color, Reprove, Performer, Chinese, You Old river, Draw Eng, Yesterday's Answer juice, Bounder plant, Wing like, Signal, Garden tool, Cigarette.
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Gang
Mohammed Dan Deity
Fretuy
Courtyate
Keen
Wes
Jewels
France
Senators approve 51 million acre corn allotment amid price debate
The Senate voted to raise corn acreage to 51 million acres this year, down from 65 million proposed. The compromise keeps price supports at parity plus 1 percent, with a referendum next year on continuing the increased allotment or reverting to lower limits. Secretary Benson hailed the vote as a triumph for the administration’s flexible support program.
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Dayton Moore
Washington
Senate
Thursay
Bourke Hickenlooper
Browa
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
DNLM
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
White House
Administration Cootes
Lost 40 Pounds With Barcentrate
Mrs. C A Rhodes of Mesquite Texas reports losing forty pounds using Barcentrate, calling it an excellent reducer and tonic. She advises mixing four ounces with grapefruit juice as directed, then taking two tablespoons twice daily and watching the pounds melt away. If the first bottle fails, return the empty container for a refund.
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C.A. Rhodes
New Market Road
Mesquite
Texas
Bill to lift travel tax on Hawaii and Alaska
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon offers an amendment to lift transportation taxes on travel between the U S mainland and Hawaii and Alaska. The measure seeks to reinstate the Alaska Hawaii travel tax exemption previously dropped by the Senate Finance Committee.
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Washington
Waynee Morse
D-Ore
U.S. Mainland
Hawaii
Alaska
Morse
Alaska-Hawaii
Senate Finance Committee
Classic penalty double mishap in contract bridge tale
In Josephine Culbertson's bridge column a one heart takeout double by South becomes a penalty after a pass and lead. West misleads with spades, declarer ruffs, draws trumps, and wins a large swing. the defense neglects trumps, missing an opportunity for at least 500 points.
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Hast
Hearts
West
Tess
South
Declarer
Weat
Clarer
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Gread
Mary Louise
Uruguay
Harman W. Nichols
Mary Louise Ansberry
San Aldo
Mary
Lux. Dental College
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Francisco
Mintar
Fanny
California
MER
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CURY
Nash Co
SEARS
Roebuck and Co
Dunlop
Briggs and Stratton
Craftsmar
Rotary
Briggs & Stratton
Briggs& Stratton
Elgin
H.P
Texas Ave
Kaytown
Josephine Culbertson
South West North East
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