Peaceful settlement through universal Mind and Jesus example
A Christian Science Monitor excerpt argues for peaceful settlement in disputes via scientific right thinking. It cites Jesus rebuking violence and urges unity of Mind and God as basis for unity and good deeds. The piece emphasizes self-correction, nonresistance to error, and positive demonstration of divine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Prin
God
Christian Science Monitor
Fanny Marries for a Title After Royal Schemes
Fanny Regal, raised beside an aunt and uncle, inherits a country estate and is arranged to wed a prince. The prince proves a fraud with a criminal past, and Fanny’s fiancé Winfield Sims faces tragedy when his brother is killed. In the end, Fanny accepts a title and moves to join her new status abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regal
Fanny
Aunt Regal
Sims
Weston
Winfield Sims
Uncle Regal
Win
New York
Winfield
Steven
Livestock receipts rise as Omaha market shows gains
At Union Stock Yards Omaha on April 23, 1940 cattle receipts reached 6000 head with active trading. Beef steers and stock cattle sold 10 to 15 cents higher than last week. top steers at 10.75 and best heifers at 10.00. Feeder calves and cows also firm, with prices across categories listed, including good to choice feeders at 8.25 to 9.50 and cows from 6.00 to 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Ec. O Rew Saeed
Canriers Sc Cnelyees
Hogs Show Some Advance at Omaha Market
Receipts of hogs at Omaha Monday totaled 6 000 head as buyers competed for supplies. Prices moved unevenly higher in a brisk market with advances from 10 to 25 cents and most trades between 5.35 and 5.80, topping at 5.90 for choice light weights. Lows stayed in vigorous demand and higher, around 5.00 to 5.25.
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Omaha
Lambs Steady to Strong at Omaha Sheep Market
Receipts total 10 000 head with demand active from all quarters. Prices hold steady to strong, with mixed shorn and fat lambs at 9.75 and good clips at 9.10. Aged sheep limited but steady, fat lambs 9.65 to 10.00, spring lambs 9.25 to 10.75, feeder lambs 8.75 to 9.25, and shearing lambs 8.85 to 9.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Cate Ae Bs
Heirloom chair sparks family clash then shatters
In a Polk County living room a quarrel over a family heirloom chair exposes divisions among four cousins. Ann Norton resists selling for a hundred dollars while Will Owen, a rich suitor from school days, accidentally breaks the chair. He later replaces it with costly chairs as Ann escapes, leaving tensions unresolved but lifting her own pride. Meanwhile a divorce action is filed in district court against Lawrence Leggett.
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Ann
Washington
Maud
Nell
Julia
Carrie
Ann Norton
Tracy
Nell Ogden
Adams House
Will Owen
Will
Owen
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Irene Williams Leggett
Lawrence Leggett
Lawrence Williams
Larry” Doyle
Notice to Creditors in George Boruch Estate Polk Neb
Creditors of the George Boruch estate must file claims in the Polk County Court by August 17, 1940. A hearing to hear and allow claims will be held August 19, 1940, in the County Court Room. L. M. Merrick, County Judge, dated April 19, 1940.
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Polk County
Nebraska
George Boruch
State of
L. M. Merrick
Henry J. Tex
Notice of Henry J. Tex Estate Death
Henry J. Tex, deceased, with demands against said estate filed. Creditors must present claims by the specified deadline as prescribed by applicable law.
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Everett W. Smith
Nebraska Crop Growers Association
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Nebr
Professional Directory
W. Ray Hill
M. D
Court House Square
Osceola, Neb
DR. R. B. Lytle
First National Bank
Osceola
H. S. Eklund
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Harley Eklund
R. P
Hesler
Osceo
NN Norton
Maud Adams
Mills & Mills
Midway
Havens
Lloyd Hunter and His
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Tommy Anderson
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Harrison Nurseries
York, Nebr
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