Editorial changes at Omaha World Herald spark editorial shift
Richard L Metcalfe resigns after decade as editorial writer and joins Wood Bryan in Commoner project. Gil bert M Hitchuck takes editorial helm at World Herald, described as the people's paper with broad Nebraska influence. Sheridan Post criticism follows field meet remark. Sheridan city locals promise fair treatment at next game despite Post bias accusations.
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Richard L Metcalfe
Omaha World Herald
Wood Bryan
The
Commoner
Gilbert M. Hitchuuck
World Herald
Nebraska
West
Fragmented OCR Passage From A Forgotten Scene
A disjointed narrative describes a crowded room, a window removal, and a tense escape attempt. A half starved tramp and a man moving faster are contrasted, with references to haste, civility, and unseen burdens shaping the scene.
Squirrel’s Wisdom on Saving for Hard Seasons
A compact moral on prudent savings cites the wisdom of the squirrel who stores provisions in season. It advises laying aside money to tide over lean times when fuel is scarce and waves are calm, suggesting a safe reserve for emergencies.
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Yue
Peremesion
Veo
Leon Kent
Hia Uy
Belditio Biah
Flo
Buffalo boys win meet in athletics and basketball
Sheridan and Buffalo high schools staged a dual meet with hammer throw sprints and field events decided by a late clash over rules. Cyril Dunn led Buffalo with multiple wins while Cyril Dunn and Freeland Brown starred in running events. A basketball game followed at city hall where Sheridan edged Buffalo for the visiting team.
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Sheridan
Henry Adams
Atkinson
Dave
Evan
Cyril Duna Inklog
Freaeh Brown
Willie i
Sheridan Quys
Oloe
Issus
Lyril Boon
France Brown
Otta Hart
Elyual Ud
Lan
Eaid
Sherilea
Gustalo
Our Boys
Gyell
Dia
Qua Hart
Ums
Cyril Dunn
Walls Spear
Pranela Hrowa
Tranele Biowo
Sheridan Roders
Mastyri Duno Frat
Carmil Thorn
Asril Tron Ensity
Wendell Catton
Lolal Hamatreos
Battaly
Thoro
Mev
Teainy
Rampra
Puna
Charlie Metz
Buffalo
Howes
Oity Drag Store
Hottaly Postion Sheridan
Helen Kennedy
Momle Soutth
Lucinds Sollars
Nell Williams
Momle Wever
Sonbta Schilling Ale Adams
Cunter
Alta Kirkpatrick
Hrawa
Wavens Loucks
Ruby Andersen
Margaret Aber
Nona
Ebony
Shariden
Higl School
Thui
Bugolu
Dlerica
Emong
Sheridas Studens
M.laughs
Auklesop
Vrof Atkineon
Bberiden
Buffalo School Wins The Field Meet In Sheridan Event
Sheridan Tahex Basket Ball Hontr-Bore TV weather cleared for a field meet between Buffalo and Sheridan high schools. Spectators filled the gym and grounds as athletes competed in running and track events, with notable performances by local students and disabled attendance due to wind and cold conditions.
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Deajie
Sheridan Post
Sheridan High
Buffalo
Sheridan
Buffalo Igh
Ron
Sheridas
Sherdan City
Fala
Wea
Volleg
Toe
F&bannon
Mra Atkins
Neti
Niles
Ibn Y
Ovens
Cantal Thorn
Gheritan
Qur One Hart
Hugo Camino
Plants for Bare Cabbage and Garden Seeds Sold
An issue lists various plants including cabbage celery tomatoes and straw berries ready for early use. The notice mentions procurement under a grog and barkers association and warns against illicit sales, urging readers to secure approved provisions from ROS Langworthe.
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Alive Newspaper
Live Town
Tha Vole Publishing Co
Official Paper
Johnson County
Weathig
Wyoming
Hurfivlo
Newapayier
Surana
Ceryetemalde Mantier
Dayden
White
Puowe
Arn
Seiz Footwear
Uncle Sam
Selz
Metcales
Stockgrowers’ Bank OF Buffalo
Bose
Buffalo School
Sheridan Tahex
Hontr—Bore
Pullman
Portland
Adminunn Tiketa
Contam
EaTaTe
W H Bollars
Nower
Mary
Sallora
Mary S Sotuans
Preumonta
Chamberlain
Yor Bale
Buffalo Pharmacy
Worlst
Ferhington
Forester
Jamen BA Adame
Forest Service
Big Horn Forest
Muatoo
Dain
Armay
Audh
Atriot
Unger Io
Abo
Tiaceron Mining
W. T. Roberts
Cleanmont
Wyomlogy
Reegs
Live Stock Commission
Timothy
Chas. Tompkins Prop
Reat Market
Foster
Aya
Buffalo Lumber
Buffalo Lumber Company
Frank Smith
Lowney
Allagretti
City Drug Store
City Hall
Congo
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