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Newspaper
Omaha Morning Bee
Location
Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
8
Senator Ladd of North Dakota assails big bankers in the Senate for opposing a bill to tax banks to fund World War I veterans cash bonus. He accuses bankers of excessive profits and deflationary actions that harmed soldiers and workers while maintaining financial influence and control over currency and credit.
Red Cloud Nebraska June 22 county commissioners begin road improvements on the Golden Red highway from the city toward the Nuckells county line. Three grading crews are at work and contractors are hired to build permanent bridges. adjacent landowners donated property to create a regulated federal turn where the road’s course changes.
Orville Walker was seriously hurt in a 30 foot fall while working on the tower project near Barneston Nebraska. He suffered both arm fractures and other injuries and was taken to Beatrice hospital. Walker is the son of Mrs C E Walker and has worked on the Barneston project for several years.
Beatrice Nebraska June 22 Alpha Graf a farmer north of Beatrice began harvesting a 52 acre field of wheat in the creek bottom. He says the yield will range from 35 to 40 bushels per acre with the grain standing about four feet high.
A reader in Omaha seeks help to locate a lost dog described in a Bee newspaper ad. The notice invites anyone who has seen the animal to contact the owner with details and timely information.
A reader seeks guidance on how to convince a long-time partner to marry. The letter describes a couple with years of casual dating, mutual affection, and social pressure from friends. The writer asks what it would take to induce commitment and marriage without losing the relationship’s current ease.
Farewell events honor Mrs Morton Engleman who leaves for Chicago next month. Luncheon at Auto View Rest Thursday by the Wednesday Luncheon Bridge club features guest Mrs Albert Degan. They will visit Plattsmouth for the weekend with Mrs Degan's mother Mrs Thomas Patterson and be entertained by Mrs Jack Patterson. Next week Mrs Walter Dawson and Mrs Ralph Coad will honor them.
At a Wednesday meeting in Elks rooms the L O E club planned an L O E night at Krug park. June. Mrs. Fred Brown will head the L O E booth which will show an Indian robe over 40 years old once owned by Black Hawk the Indian chief.
The George Crook Woman's Relief corps will skip its Friday meeting due to the Lee Forby reception for Mrs. Cora Thompson of Portland Oregon, national president of women's auxiliaries to Spanish War Veterans. A surprise luncheon honored treasurer Mrs. Lulu Crawford. Fifteen covers were set. Guest Bertha Fitch of Peque Minnesota visited Mrs. Maude Tennant.
Mr and Mrs Alan McDonald entertained eight guests informally at their home on Wednesday evening, sharing a casual dinner in a warm, familial gathering.
An advertisement claims 90 of 100 suffer constipation and links it to aging illness. It markets Kellogg's Bran as a permanent relief, non habit forming, with recipes and family use, urging daily two tablespoonfuls with meals for cleansing the eliminative tract and improving complexion.
Funeral services for Edward John son 57 longtime Omaha resident and charter member of the Field Athletic and Concord clubs will be held at 2 p m in the chapel of H K Burker Son. He died suddenly after an operation in a local hospital Wednesday night. A Boston native, he moved to Omaha 12 years ago and joined Continental Clothing before starting a tailoring business with Frank Barrett. The partnership ended 11 years ago. He lived at 3220 Woolworth avenue and kept a shop at 1727 Howard street.
In Trenton on June 24 a portion of a broken dental drill was removed from the jaw of Mrs. Frank H. Winner who says she is the winner. The drill had been lodged there for eight weeks.
A devotional prayer pleads for God’s protection joy health and safety. It seeks forgiveness, strength to avoid temptation and envy, unity among people, and bearing one another’s burdens in the name of Jesus Christ. Signed by David H Rauslin D D Springfield Ohio.
The narrator contemplates aiding Allen Drake with a deciphering code at her father’s prompting. She fears Drake’s scorn yet feels drawn to use her rare memory and obsession with puzzles, hoping a private chance to help may unlock a long cherished dream. She weighs volunteering and awaits her father's plan to involve Drake.
Morning scene shows Jolly Robin telling his wife to handle breakfast while he attends to business. He recruits three robins to delay Reddy Woodpecker, as the group feasts on ripe raspberries. When the others return, they insist on sharing and helping with their own households.
Jolly Robin plans to guard a raspberry patch with help from Reddy Woodpecker. Robin's wife questions the setup as the bird keeps counting berries, and Woodpecker jokes about a million berries. The situation ends with Mrs. Robin dismissing him with a sharp reply.
Beatrice Nebraska June 22 The Beatrice board of education fixed the budget for the coming year at 135000 dollars about 10000 less than last year A number of grade teachers were elected City schools will open on the second Monday in September.
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