Neighborly Novel Reveals Storm Night Rescue
In Grace Richmond's tale the Chase household endures a midnight storm as a missing doctor and ailing Schuyler Chase draw a town into anxious vigil. Gordon Mackay finds the doctor after a moonlit search, sharing a quiet moment of confession about church life and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Chase
Adelaide Sturgis
Sally
Sehuy
Ric Piske
Noreh O'Grady
Jimmy
Bradley Sturgis
Schurler
Riclard Fiske
Fiske
Schuyler
Bhament
Zione
Sue
Mackay
Doctor Chase
Stackay
Chase
Schuyler Chase
Gordon Blackay
Jonathan Cutler
Gerry
AH Mackay
Zoning Practices and Public Works Across Cities
A garbled report outlines zoning, urban planning, and art philanthropy in American cities, noting Omaha and Kansas City gifts for an art center, a Paris cinema censorship commission, and a national highway route from Atlantic City to Los Angeles. It mentions wealth figures and historic figures tied to urban development.
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Hanesas City
Omaha and
Nepraska
Blue Grass
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Staunton
White Sulphur Springs
Charleston
Barnes Stresses Arm Position In Golf Driving
Instruction notes on proper arm placement during swing. Emphasizes keeping the left arm straight at contact and forming a triangle with the shoulders while keeping elbows close to the body. Mentions players Jones and Ras Smith and sketches by Mac Smith.
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Sol Wetzger
Jim” Barnes
Ixiddi
Barnes
Mac Smith
Beobdoy Jones
Ras Smith
Nellis Named Coach at Norfolk Junior College
Rosalie Nebraska born Gerald B Nellis selected as athletic coach for Norfolk junior college. He will teach social science or mathematics and previously led athletics at Rosalie after Crofton tenure 1974 95. His teams posted a 65 percent win rate and he attended Wayne State Teachers College. Nellis son of Mr and Mrs B Nellis of Atkins Arkansas.
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Rosalie
Gerad B. Nellis
Norfolk Junior College
Crofton School
Wayne State Teachers’ College
Wes
Nellis
Wir
B- Melis
Atkinor
Columbus Again Wins Title At Sioux Falls Meet
Columbus wins the collegiate track meet at the Sioux Falls arena with 80 points, Sioux Falls 35, and Augustana 1. Columbus stars set records in high hurdles and distance events, with co captain Bader claiming the high hurdles in 15.4 seconds and Columbus sweeping discus and shot put events.
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Sioux Falls
i _PTeancen
Wege
Ennuel
Rernion
Columbus
Augustana
Mgel
Formances
Peras
Bader of
Sioux City Fighters Do Not Lose on Sioux Falls Card
Sioux City boxers break even on a Boosters Club boxing program night in Sioux Falls. Kid Ripatoe stops Jackie Sneaks in the third, Pate Wold suffers a defeat, Johnny Martin outpoints Tommy McGuire to stake claim as welterweight title challenger in South Dakota.
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Sioux Falls
M. D
Sioux City
Boosters
Kid Ripatoe
Gyon
Jackie Sneaks
Tracy
Minn
Pate Wold
Sioux Curan
Charlie Mex
Sioux Fells
Wold
Johnny Martin
Larchwood
South Dakota
Tommy McGuire
Reach Leaves Fortune Over 1 Million After Death
Alfred J. Reach a former Casepell player and later sporting goods manufacturer left a fortune exceeding one million dollars. He died January 14 in Philadelphia, with details reported Tuesday by TP. PMID
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Philadelphia
Alfred J. Reach
Leach
Lincoln Battler Signs for Bout with C. Boxer
Fratsie Larabee of Lincoln Nebraska has signed to meet Bert Murray of Sioux City in a featherweight return bout on April 24 in Omaha. Larabee recently stopped Murray in the first round here, and Murray protested the referee’s decision seeking a rematch.
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Omaha
Web
Fratsie Larabee
Lincoln
Neb
Bert Murray
Sioux City
Larabee
Murray
Pyle Predicts 30 Of 300 Finish Derby Race
St Louis promoter C Pyle predicted that 30 of 300 cross country runners will finish the New York race next month. He noted that 70 runners still in the derby could win and suggested the event may become an annual affair.
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Pyle
St. Louis
New York
Pyle Satch
Recognizing Our Debt to American Soldiers
Memorial Day is described as a solemn national tribute to fallen soldiers who died for freedom and peace. The piece urges Americans to honor the living and the dead, preserving memory across generations and maintaining resolve for future peace. It links past sacrifices to enduring national unity and disarmament aims.
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Tran
United States
America
Yonder
Taylor
Doniphan
Chancellorsville
Chickamauga
el Caney
Cervera
Santiago
Cuba
Geneva
Memorial Day Reflections On Duty And Honor Across Generations
The piece honors fallen soldiers from 1775 to 1919 and reflects on Memorial Day as a noble American tradition. It honors those who served, notes Abraham Lincoln’s ideals, and laments shifting public focus while urging tribute to the dead and the valor they showed.
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States
America
Abraham Lincoln
Bo Jenger
A Day Devoted to Memories Memorial Day Reflections
The article contrasts Decoration Day and Memorial Day across regions. It honors fallen soldiers from Bunker Hill to Manila Bay, notes the evolving meaning of remembrance, and laments dwindling Civil War veterans while stressing lasting national memory. It recounts Grand Army of the Republic hopes to keep graves marked and memory alive for future generations.
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Pease Bureau
Mexico
Gettysburo
Gs Army of the Republic
Grand Army
The
Res
Dred
Bae
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Grace
Richmond
Alett
T& Ottiem
Doctor Fiske
Perepe
Richard Fiske
Schurier
Hunt
Jenner
Wis, Hare
Exchenis
Monument
Boston
Paris
Director General of Fine Arts
France
Siatane Pahaards
New England
Europe
Orient
China
Barnes Atresses
Gerald B. Nellis
Norfolk J. College
Solumbus
Lincoln Battler
Blue Ridge
Obia
Blue Hills
Bunker Bill
Brandywine
Lands’s Lane
Chapultepec
Gettysburg
Shiron
San Juan Hill
Manila Bay
Soissons
St. Manuel
Argonne
Gordon
Ingland
Lisuge Bizelter
Berlin
Avery Nines Trifie
Avswern
Albert
Alice
Duse
Munzio
Nora Duse
Jan van Eyes Meray
Sondagsnisse Striz
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