Editorial argues housing strategy linking Osceola and Columbus
Osceola should embrace shared housing and labor solutions to aid Columbus's worker shortage. The piece cites bedroom communities like Valparaiso and Aurora and urges joint meetings, property repairs, adjusted hours, and cooperative bus service to attract and retain workers, benefiting both Nebraskan towns.
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Nancy Norton
The
Osceola Record
Columbus
Osceola
Valparaiso
Wahoo
Mead
Eagle
Alvo
Playsmouth
Yulan
Ashland
Aurora
Nebraska
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Capitalism in a Riverside sixth grade class experiment
In Riverside California teacher Allan Varrison starts the term with a $500 student credit and imposes four deductions based on performance. The plan creates a firm called Information Co offering facts at a price for homework lapses, arguing it mirrors real society and prepares pupils for life after school.
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Norfolk Daily News
Riverside
Calif
Allan Varrison
Harrison
Information Co
Profit Motive in Schools Sparks Interest and Debate
The article argues profit motive is misunderstood in education and should be taught as engaging economics. It cites Mr Harrison showing practical, interesting methods that attract students even when ill, urging more inquiry and less shuddering about capitalistic teaching approaches.
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Harrison
Pool and family legends from Gleason era billiards
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls pool as addiction not game and shares vivid scenes of nine foot tables on back patios. stories include Jackie Gleason hustling, The Masked Marvel, old Jersey City venues, and a shift to respectability with families owning pool tables.
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Big John
Thomas Mitchell
the Lambs
Hollywood
Elizabeth
United States
Doyle
Times Square
Walter Lohmann Sr
Jackie Gleason
Brooklyn
Gleason
Ralph Kramden
Jackie
Marvel
People’s Palace
Jersey City
Lord Salisbury
Doctors Mailbag Advises on Causes of Blood in Urine
A reader asks about blood in urine and other urinary concerns. The doctor notes most causes include kidney stones, nephritis, renal tuberculosis, poisoning, or clotting disorders and urges thorough evaluation to assess seriousness.
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National Safety Council
Fragmented clues merge into a scattered word puzzle
A list of mixed terms appears, including entries like Women, Permits 92, Fruit drinks 34, Swiss river 20, Thin cloths 8, Sophia 39, Dyestuff 40, Blatch 41, Giant snake 43, Sun as a combining form 44, Seaweed 45, Branches floor AT Headgear 48, Powerful explosive 49, European deer 50, Theply ab. The scattered items resemble a crossword style wordplay or glossary fragment without a single cohesive event or narrative.
Swiss Maennerchor marks debt-free hall anniversary
Members of the Swiss Maennerchor and Maennerchor Auxiliary celebrated their hall’s 10th anniversary near Columbus. They burned the final $100 mortgage on the $2,500 building as guests sang led by Adolph Schupbach. The society traces to 1910 with leaders Staub and Lips, now directed by Schupbach. The Maennerchor Auxiliary has 30 members.
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Swiss Maennerchor Society
Swiss Hall
Columbus
John Staub
Frank Gorus
Fred Lips
Adolph Schupbach
Herchanhan's
Freedom Newspaper manifesto on self control and liberty
A brief excerpt from The Telegram proclaims freedom as self mastery guided by moral law. It argues freedom is a divine gift, requires self discipline, and aligns with the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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Your Freedom
Harriman Critiques and Nixon Vietnam Strategy Sparks Debate
A syndicated column critiques Averell Harriman and President Nixon over Vietnam policy, arguing Harriman doubts a stable South Vietnam and warns of downstream massacres. The piece recalls past Communist crimes, disputes Laos neutralization, and questions democratic progress amid Cold War pressures.
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Nixon
South Vietnam
Harriman
U.S
Kennedy
Laos
How the Black Widow Got Its Name
The term was first given to the female spider for her practice of killing and eating the male after mating. The behavior may extend to juveniles, who sometimes eat each other.
Freedom Newspapers Telegram Abbreviated Postal Notice
Publication details indicate a Nebraska based Telegram edition with postal rates. It notes second class mailing in Colnerbug and charges 1.08 per year for local counties and 15.00 elsewhere, advising readers to update addresses with the local postmaster and Columbus Telegram for address changes.
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Pialio
Boana
Jailer
Gottax
Merrick
Nance
Alk
Nebraska Andallier
Columbus Telegram
Pew
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John
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Omaha
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Red Cross
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19Th Street
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University of Nebraska
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Wyo
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