Beef Canning Demonstrations By Extension Service
Miss Annette Beterson demonstrates beef canning techniques at a Dallas area event with Mrs W C Sounly and Mrs Harry Thompson Dawson assisting. County agent Joe Beving shows culling and ironing the beef carcass as farm homemakers learn cost saving methods. Extension Service advice from Iowa State College provides practical butchering and curing instructions.
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Annette Beterson
Dallas
W. C. Sounly
Byndergaard
Valley Junction
Harry Thompson Dawson
Joe Beving
Bod
New England
Jaws State College
Globe Trotters Triumph at High School Gym
Globe Trotters basketball team defeated the local squad 44 to 24 in the Christmas night game at the city hall. The show included skillful play and comedy to entertain the crowd. A naval enlistment officer offered information and emphasized that a visit does not guarantee enlistment.
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Globe Trotters
Bowler League Night Sees Irishmen Defeat Kubels Pace Strong
In Tuesday Duck Bug Duck Fin action Nad R four pins over Kubels Irish seven, Irishmen win by a stone. Spain tops weekly series with a 492. Vogel SB leads with high game and 706 second game, totaling 1928. Union Tigers gain momentum as the Three City Strikers show lively play.
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Poxel
Ry Snark
Pep
Tnrec Citel
Drugs feed the Pie ss for the first and the Pin Ona
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered phrases about drugs and a pie related item. No clear event, names, or locations are readable to form a coherent summary.
Theory and Fact Sunday School Lesson 1937
Sunday School Lesson on theory and fact by Dr A W Tandy discusses speculation about who made the world and whether God exists. It contrasts material origin with divine creation and notes how belief shapes reverence and life. The lesson foresees three months of discussion focused on practical principles over speculation.
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A.W. Tandy
Mary
Pame
All work sacred if seen through God’s creation
The meditation argues that all things are holy when viewed as God’s work and that no task is inherently sacred or common. It urges daily devotion across lives and roles, noting humans often separate sacred from secular and urging unity as co workers in creation.
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Christ
Iris
Jim
Artesian Well of Shenandoah Promises City Water Supply
An artesian well in Shenandoah, drilled by Thorpe Well Company, delivers about 3 gallons per minute from an 84 foot hole. Located 400 feet north of Main Street on land owned by Mrs. Barah Gillen, the well is the first north of the Nishna and may indicate sand flow in the area. Additional tests and deeper drilling planned to ensure a steady supply for a seventh city well.
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Nishna
Barah Gillen
Wea
High
Thorpe Well Company
Des Moines
Fragmentary entry suggests gas service notice
A garbled OCR fragment mentions gas service items and a possible public notice. No complete names, dates, or locations are readable to identify specifics.
Shenandoah Woman Makes First Trip Downtown in 18 Years
A Shenandoah resident, Minnie Ree, age unknown, made her first downtown trip in eighteen years to shop for a holiday dress. She notes the challenge of leaving home and caring for her stepchildren. The piece highlights local attitudes toward shopping and leisure.
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Mt Beme
Shenandoah
Minnie Ree
Mira
Atenison Co. Mall
Meanest Thi Twek Tree Chopper Haunts Sheriff Says
Sheriff Carl Ryder labels a lone culprit who felled an evergreen Seer oreaan inley for Christ tree acts at Wy uke Semnesety BS. He warns the offender will be haunted for a long time, per Nebr Guy News.
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Sherif
Carl Ryder
Lot
Wy Uke
Sherii
Nebr
Guy News
Hidden Government Archives Reassembled by Veteran Analysts
In Washington an expert with thirty years in the government rebuilds fragile historical documents from the State Department. William Wake and William Maloney lead the effort, preserving treaties and other aged papers long tucked on dusty shelves. They reassemble fragments page by page to reveal valuable historical data for future historians.
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Washington
Wiliam G. Wake
Eden Hite baker dominates bread production in homes
An estimate suggests Eden Hite bakeries supply eighty percent of white bread used in the nations twenty three million households. The innovation and quality of their loaves frame the bread market, while critics question price and value.
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Gilson
Fessels
Baiter
Seinford
Rikers Ah
Yemburg
Pienty
Becmtels
Advinige
Anderson
Guar- Bandigais Eireaa
Colon’s Tigers
Magnes
Vai Bani
Neal
Getty
Spsora
Olay Ae
CCU
Rock Creek
Civy Park
Atenison @o. Mail
Nebrasks City
Nebrael
Packard Duck Pin Alley
Iowa
Missouri
C. D. Butterfield
Hamburg
Howe
Tou Rewiing
Bennett
Boston
Bennett's Bake Shop
Chem
Connors’, Inc
C.C. Johnson
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