Braden and church speakers visit Stromsburg events
Braden spoke in Fairbury at the Baptist Church while touring the state for Grand Island College. Rev I M Jackson conducted the Colemar funeral in Stromsburg. Professor Stevens and other church leaders preached at planned Sunday services as evangelistic meetings continue under Anton Coderhahn with Mrs Coderhahn assisting.
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B. ‘Braden
Fairbury
Baptist Church
Grand Island College
I. el. Jackson
Iden
Stevens Wll
Idea Church
Stevens
Gr and Island College
H. L. Fillman
Ord
Filman
W. L. Huber Henry
H. L. Nelson
Surety State Bank
Osceola
Singms Evangelst
Anto
Hoover's Trade Program and Hoover Era Commerce Outlook
The new head of the Department of Commerce outlines a program to reorganize and coordinate U S business through lawful encouragement and enterprise. Emphasizes private capital for Europe, Webb and Edge laws, and closer transport and banking cooperation to expand U S commerce. Predicts revival of individual initiative under lawful competition and reduced reliance on cost plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Europe
United States
Hoover
Upas
Government retrenchment aims to cut waste and cut rents
The new administration touts penny pinching as a path to tax relief. It trims expenditures, moves Shipping Board and International Boundary Commission offices into government buildings, and coordinates agencies to save rent and boost efficiency.
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Benjamin Franklin
Harding
Otis Certent
Wilson
Sovernaent
Ney
United States
Shipping Board
Navy
International Boundary Commission
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Boundary Commission
The
Geodetic Survey
Obituary of Andrew Peterson founder of children’s home
Andrew Peterson born November 24 1835 in Jonkening Skede Parish heir to farmer family. He served 18 years as superintendent of a children’s home founded by Rev Peter Peterson and remained a devout Lutheran Christian. He married Sofia Lundgren on October 22 1863 and had seven children five living at his death with ten grandchildren. He moved from Swede Home to Osceola in 1904 and died April 15 1921, with funeral at St Paul Lutheran Church Osceola conducted by Rev.
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Andrew Peterson
Jonkening
Skede Parish
Andrew
Peter Peterson
Mr Peterson
Andrew ePterson
Peterson
Sofia Peterson
Lundgren
Jennie
Osceola
Gustaf
First Lutheran Church of
Wahoo
Nebr
ePter
Omaha
Algot. Ong
Minnie Westring
Lincoln
Gilbert Johnson
Sweden
Polk County
Allinder
Liljedahl
Essex
Iowa
Jesus Christ
Jesus
St. Paul Luthern Church
Funnela
Community Notes on Religion Class and Local Politics
A town column outlines religious training plans for April 24 and notes continued study of the New Testament. It records a farewell for Mr and Mrs Maase at a social gathering and reports school attendance, club officers, and upcoming events. A lengthy discussion on legislative ethics and the role of representing constituents follows, stressing listening to home voters and the debt of legislators to reflect public sentiment on key issues.
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America
Aml
Wesley Michener
Harold Campbell
Viola Gaff
Raymond Bond
Treas
Wey Maase
Viola
Bertha Graff
Ruth
Orville Keebaugh
Wesley Michenle
Wayland
Merry Wrckers
Goldie Bond
Jinx Follows Ferris Ends In No Decision At Palmer
Last night at the auditorium Ralph Ferris of Palmer suffered a knee injury in a wrestling bout with Orland Miller who won the first fall while Ferris took the second in seventeen minutes with a head scissors and arm lock. The match ended when Ferris slipped and dislocated his knee, leaving Miller hopeful of a title claim. Ferris and his supporters blamed the mishap on the finish, while Miller and his admirers felt confident of victory in the final bout of the season.
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Ralph Ferris
Palmer
Orland Miller
Ferris
Miller
Farm Bureau Home Department unit meetings listed
The Farm Bureau Home Department schedule for the week of April 25 includes Wesley Chapel dress form work at Mrs Nels Jarmin on April 26, Green’s Capel unit at Mrs Roy Hurd on April 27 with a sewing machine attachments demonstration by the Home Agent, and Polk unit on April 28 for dress form making.
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Farm Bureau Home Department
Wesley Chapel
Nels Jarmin
Green’s Capel
Roy Hurd
Polk
Unclear Text Notes on Paper Distribution and Visits
The fragment references paying for a paper, sending it to two sons, and a friend of the editor invited to walk on a Persian rug any day, suggesting a miscellaneous, diaristic note about daily newspaper practices and hospitality.
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Ehold
Lutheran Campaign Seeks 400000 for Seminary Building
The Lutheran Augustana Synod based in Rock Island Illinois launches a multi state drive to raise 400000 for a new seminary building. Iowa already surpassed its 50000 goal with 29000 pledged by pastors and 30000 by students and faculty totaling 100000 on day one.
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Lutheran Augustana Synod
Rock Island
Synod
Iowa
Augustana College
Keer
Augusta
Middle West
Minnesota
Red River
Illinois
Wisconsin
Lower Michigan
Indiana
Superior Conference
Michigan
East
New England
WAGE DEFLATION AND RAILROAD WAGE ADJUSTMENTS
The Providence Journal discusses a Philadelphia conference on railroad wages. It notes uncertainty over scope but hints at wage readjustments through mutual agreement. A successful program must relieve the public and align wages with normal prices, urging efficiency and acceptance of lower war-era wages.
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Philadelphia
Providence Journal
Legion Play Success at Osceola Auditorium
The Osceola American Legion staged a home talent production titled A Regular Scream drawing a fair audience. Cast mostly Legion members with Bill O Fallen as the sole outsider delivered solid performances in the college fraternity themed show. Fritz Schuman led as a Harvard visiting prince with Phil Campbell as his cousin. Hap Sickles provided standout comic relief. other Frat members and guest Wilbur Olson and Wiliam O Fuller supported strongly.
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The
Osceola American Legion
Legion
Bill O’ Fallen
Fritz Schuman
Harvard University
Phil Campbell
Sickles
Leon
High
Wilbur Olson
Albert Timm
Vern Hamilton
Leslie Craw
Wiliam O
Plumb Plan critique echoes Lenine Bolshevism warnings
The author denounces Plumb Plan as a path to government confiscation and failed state control, arguing it mirrors Lenine’s Russia. The piece warns against government buyouts of railroads, coal, mills, and other industries, forecasting higher taxes and ruined value if pursued.
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United States
Russia
Lenine
Wounlo
America
Notice on Temporary County Treasurer Office Closure
Notice to the public says no official business at the County Treasurer's office on Saturday April 23 due to moving records to the old High School building. By order of the Board of County Commissioners.
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Board of County Commissioners
Shelby Tops Bellwood In Season Opener 1-0
Shelby defeated Bellwood 1 to 0 in the opening game of the season at Bellwood. The brief item notes the score and venue as the season kick off.
Meeting on Municipal Ice Plant Proposal at Court House
Voters gathered at the county courthouse Tuesday evening under the city council to learn about an 18 000 dollar municipal ice plant. Heingson Engineering of Omaha projected a 100 ton plant could earn about 5 000 dollars annually after interest, paying for itself in under five years. The crowd near two thirds full showed strong interest.
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Court House
J. Hastings
Heingson
Heingson Engineering Company
Omaha
Chicago
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Christ
Mr. ePterson
Sward
Hiss Church
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Arnold Serenius
Mabel Swanson
Freda Mattson
Sorghum
Sorgham Center
Constitutional Convention
NS Ta
Roa
Jinx
Shelby
Bellwood
J. Snedecker
Hazel
David City
J. HH
Matticks
Tom Reece
C. W. Moon
Fred Bernt
Clear Creek
Anne Korger
Columbus
FoeBrnt
Frank Korger
Louis Herman
R. J. Miller
Ittle Son
B. M. Prusyn
Hastings
Asylum
George Clark
Kansas City
Henry Seavershoe
Allen Barker
Rising City Chas
Hamiston
Monarch
Crouse
Ex Drug CO
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