Commencement Activities Highlight Grit and Play Performances
The article recalls commencement events with remarks on Lincoln Ford Hil and Helen Ford stressing grit and gumption. It notes emphasis on mental and physical training, the new building, and religious worship forms. Rev Overhal urges hopeful progress amid a student display including the play at the old high school and a junior-senior banquet with toastmasters and class reflections.
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Abraham Lincoln
Henry Ford
James B. Hil
Helen Ford
Ovarnigor
Jeans T
Dr Caldwell Specialist Arrives in Nebraska City
An ad promotes Dr Caldwell as a medical specialist offering treatment for chronic appendicitis gall stones stomach ailments and fertal issues. It lists address details and notes accepted payment and accompanying services. The text, though garbled, centers on a one day only expert visit with stated contact and location in Nebraska City and nearby Minnesota references.
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Daly
Tony Rene
Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Thoston Blogk
Fremont County graduation to be held at Sidney Sahibay
Graduates from Fremont County will receive diplomas at Sidney Sahibay on May 23. A two part program begins at 2 p m with a pageant The Spirit of Fremont County presented by the graduates. The second part covers rural education and a talk by an Extension Professor of Rural Education from Iowa State. Local teachers and families attend as public invited.
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Fremont County
Sidney
H of
Fremont
Ruby
Univ
Tron
Lowa
Patra
Achaal Barnlett Co
Wong Press Yy Linster
Fissreip
Picnic at Mortons Park in Nebraska attracts local crowd
Visitors enjoyed a pleasant day at Mortons Park with a large turnout from the community. The event featured a picnic, music, and a kid friendly atmosphere. Local residents including Elsie Houta, Mare Gore Harvison, and Frank Litas were noted among attendees.
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Mortons Park
A. Tarowell
Picnie
Nebraska
Arts
Tawa
Wil Roth Brivksan
Elsie Houta
Maregore Harvison
Eferbert Tarlekse
Aid Family
Grae Innes
Prete Zuck
C “Ike
Robingen
Frank Litas
Sally
Grace
Merlo Jones
Aunt Polly McDonald Dies After Long Community Life
Aunt Polly McDonald died at her niece Mrs. Nan King’s home on Tuesday after a long illness. Born in Illinois March 17, 1841, she lived in this community over sixty years and was sister to Mrs. King’s mother. She died May 19, 1925, at age 84 years and 2 days. Funeral services Friday at 2:00 p.m. at the Christian church conducted by Rev. J. O. Staples, with burial in Hamburg cemetery.
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Polly McDonald
Nan King
Jong iNness
J. O. Staples
Hamburg
Dee Hiva Hosts Class Event With Radio Themed Program
Dee Hiva closed her form at Ishon last Friday with a picnic dinner enjoyed by all. Velma Zuck, the land teacher, led a radio style program inviting imagination as listeners pictured a studio. About attendees joined the show, and at the end each pupil received a souvenir booklet. Miss Zuck has been rehired for next year, marking her term as a successful and popular teacher.
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Dee Hiva
Velma Zuck
Vriven
Zuck H
Carl Rapp
Dakot
Fletcher Brown
Wigh Liyack
Ada Bruce
Columbia
Dinsmore Family Plans Colorado Health Trip
HG Dinsmore and family prepare to leave for Colorado seeking health for Mr Dinsmore who has been ill most of the winter. Friends hope he regains strength as they anticipate a return to activity and a hoped renewed life. A jeweler in Tambury is linked to a watch work parable and business earlier.
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Dinsmore
Colorado
Mr. Dinsmore
Rsh
Radios on the Farm Show Limited Wiring in Town
A countywide survey finds only sixteen percent of farms have wireless sets. The report notes fewer farms in the southern region due to consolidation of farms and changing agricultural patterns. The counties mentioned include Par and Premont with broader notes on northern areas and a population seeking matrimony amid rural life.
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Lmnes
Combiner Federal
Family Reunion Held After Mothers Day Visit
Wixster Old Home hosts a family reunion after a Mothers Day visit. Mr and Mrs Fedgar Kiddow and family returned Saturday from Joy. They spent time at the former mother’s home and cherish memories with three great grandchildren.
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Wixster
Kiddoe
Fedgar
Senate Dyon
Kiddoo
Time Table Change Delays and Adjustments Near Hamburg
Beginning May 31, north bound train No 21 leaves Hamburg at 4 98 PM instead of 3 33 PM. South bound train No 26 departs Hamburg at 6 24 PM instead of 6 31 PM. Branch train No 12 to Shenandoah and Red Oak runs except Sunday at 6 27 PM. The branch afternoons Sunday service remains 4 30 PM instead of 4 25 PM.
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Chamge
Hamberg
Hamburg
Shenandoah
Red Oak
Sundava
Sunday School Picnic Planned in City Park
The M B Sunday school will hold a picnic in the city park on Tuesday starting in the afternoon. Pupils and friends are invited to bring a four basket dinner and a drinking cup. An exciting afternoon awaits attendees with planned activities and fellowship.
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M. B
Washington Farm Bureau May Meeting Reminder
Washington Farm Bureau will hold its May meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiler on February 29 and invites all members to attend. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches and participate in an interesting program planned for the event.
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Washington Farm Buresa
Harry Weiler
Prom Flods
Miss Tattle A Wondford Addresses WO T U
A change sets Miss Tattle A Wondford to speak at the WO T U gathering. The event now occurs on Wednesday May 27 with hoped attendance from many members.
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T Anpeara
Madison School Items Mixed With Social Notes
Fragmented Madison items recount a misread Sunday count 108 128 and naming Newman Brown Mr Baker and Jack Stafford. It notes Miss Gladys Updike teaching near Rock Port, graduation of third years, and social visits by Mrs Ada Bruce and others with a picnic and programs at several local schools and gatherings.
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Newman Brown
Mr Baker
Youis Miler
Gladys Upiike
Updike
Rock Port
Jack Stafford
Ab Lydle
Sedgewick School
Mina Brown
Jed
Double vision and confidence drive life’s big wins
A fragmentary column argues that small daily efforts shape success and that true confidence rests on inspiring others. It muses on gas for cars and a humorous note about oysters, urging forward vision and advertising savvy as practical guides.
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