New Books at the Library Amid Oddities and Classics
Readers notice a list of recently added titles at the publibrary. The assortment includes adult fiction such as The Last Paritan Santayan and Hail Europe Britain, along with works on exploration Birds of America and Antarctic Expedition by Richard Byrd, and a quirky array like Tiny Reed and The Moon's Ear Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanora Clayton
Sindlalr Lewis
Venego
Paillyan
Etheline
Norris
Tae Marshlidien
Baluwinty
Tre Sory
Byrd
Hishard Byrd
Givin Scientific
Tra Beery
Emily Pott
Ross
Mystery Series Adds to Juvenile Section Demand
A new mystery series for younger readers has been added to juvenile fiction and is in great demand. The set contains Lyglve titles and features a mix of animal stories and adventures popular with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fers Prnck
Feld
T. E. Jones
Handy Boys—Hall
Petershgat
Lote+ Leask
E. Hail. Gaessie
Ruth Carrol
Little Ants
Marjorie Flack
Where Trot Lines May be Legally Used
In the inland streams a trot line or throw line with more than 16 hooks is illegal. Inland waters allow one trot line or throw line not exceeding 125 hooks. The Mississippi and Missouri rivers allow one trot line or throw line no longer than 125 hooks. The article mentions counties and a general statement about regulations and a related incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of the Conservation Commission
Monona
Harrison
Pottawatt
Mills
Fremont
Page
Mont- Cass
Shelby
Audubon
Aginir
Adams
Taylor
Raggalt
Union
Madson
Dallas
Warren
Clarke
Obteatur
Taspershiek
Muhaska
Monroe
Davis
Waptlic
Keokoi
Goimzen
Washington
Local Notices From Percival area celebrate visits and gatherings
The Percival News records numerous social notes including Bernice McBeth traveling to McCask Nebraska to help her mother Susan McBeth, Vernon Ikstromem and Jambyr and Milo Parsons visiting from Omada Sunday, Eva Kimsey weekend with her parents in Farragut, and Paul Kellesy purchasing a key International pickup. Attendance at the Farm Bureau Achievement Day in Sidney is noted along with Mrs A H Parkison hosting the Best Ever club. Lucille Smith spent the weekend with friends in Shenandoah. Mex Parkison returned to Dallas after visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs Olea Coulter from Douglas, Nebraska, visited Will Rogers home. Elmer Hanson of Lincoln attended a Ray Winans dinner. Miss Dorothy Kellebe was mentioned prior to her marriage. Ralph Hawley and family from Nebraska City visited. Maxine Lord visits Sidney friends this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice McBeth
McCask
Nebr
Susan McBeth
Vernon Ikstromem
Jambyr
Milo Parsons
Omeda Suncey
James Parkison
Harold O'Brien
Shenandoah
Paul Kellogg
Olea Coulter
Douglas
Webr
Will Rogers
Elmer Hanson
Lincoln
Ray Winans
Hanson
Dorothy Kelle
Derby Visit Sparks Midwestern Chevrolet Dealers Interest
Glen Whistler of this place joined a group of Chevrolet dealers in the middle west for a visit to the Ken Gueke Derby at Louisville on Saturday. He said he never saw such ermands and exciting for a race which ended in about two minutes. He enjoyed the trip but does not name his winning horse guess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Whistler
Chevrolet
Middle West
Louisville
Glen
Annual Suneak Day Observed By Lincoln Graduates
The graduating class celebrated Sneak Day with an early start at Lincoln High School. Chaperones led the group as they toured sights around the city, beginning a joyful day together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Cedar homes and furniture in Washington County Arkansas?
Housewives in Washington County Texas did not shop for bunting meals or cedar chests. much woodwork, including cedar, remains in old houses. An architectural survey notes many cedar lined homes still stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Texas
Chey
Classia
Commencement Season Reflections On Graduates And Housekeeping
The article reviews commencement as a rite for graduates entering higher education or new work, urging them to begin anew and shape the world. It contrasts optimism with the need for better cities, farms, government, and industry, and notes a shift in kitchen color and efficiency alongside ethics for households. It touches on cultural norms, memories of old phrases, and a call for personal responsibility as graduates step forward. It mentions Dixons Crest Baptist church history and a note on preservation of corn by freezing, plus a contrast in foreign and domestic investments and a light aside on walking home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nise
Amer
Gueress
Shers
Modern Day Kitchens and The Kitchen's Rise in Homes
A fragment discusses kitchens as central to decor and daily life, noting how color and design elevate the room. It mentions housewives spending more time in kitchens and hints at a shift from utilitarian to decorative purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alors
Thas
My Housecleaning Push Leads to Personal Effort
The article urges homeowners to start spring cleaning as weather permits. It emphasizes individual responsibility for a spic and span town, noting that community cooperation will follow when each person adopts a personal cleaning regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thea
Boyle’s Daylight Store
Hamburg
Iowa
Mane
Flaycox
Walie Bufale
Hobers Beonett
Downey
The
Mounted
Hen- Cheyensies
Agery Campbell
Christie
Gine
Table ‘Moon—Wiams
Realm ‘the Crimson Supper
Garden
van Es the
Carolyn
Seltzer Rocking Arrow
Bower
Rosling River
Raine
Teall
Zane Grey
Border
Toda Janay Fa
Kenneth Shay
Delmonizy
Shaw
District of Columbia
EL —Shenando
Axminster
Barry
Harry Mansfield
Isis
Percival News
Septa
Dixons Crest
Tenn. Baptist Church
Riverside Canning Co
Silver Rapids
Purina
Louie Carreil, Prop
Connors
Children’s Bemberg
Hhe Graduate
Strait
Ite
Abe
California
James Tae Wa
Uzell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!