Caesar era toclude peace era with Diaz and Rome
A reflective piece contrasts Julius Caesar's vast military power with modern efforts to curb armaments led by Diaz and the United States. It argues Rome's loyalty to peace, warns against renewed war, and places America as global leader in disarmament while opposing the League of Nations pledge.
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Caesar
Diaz
Julius
Homan
Rome
Italy
Julis Caesar
Roman Empire
Italia
Caesars
Napoleon
Prussia
Peter the Great
Sweden
Charles Nicall
America
Great Caesar
Thanksgiving News and Local Social Roundup in Liberty County
Liberty L Deay makes a business trip to Omaha. Mr and Mrs C M Dillsaver visit Dillsaver sister Mrs Wm. Keys under doctor care. Shelling corn keeps work steady as cobs burn planned to replace coal. Thanksgiving visits by Moudens Renner and others. multiple family dinners noted. Chimney fire at N S Abolt home causes no serious damage. Community events include church and society gatherings with Mrs Thos Kries and Mrs EB Mouden hosting meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Deay
Omaha
C. M. Dillsaver
Jas. Powell
Aug
We Fix All Makes of Motor Cars at Meridian Garage
Wortman and Rhodes Meridian Garage offers complete automotive service. From a missing spark plug to intricate motor mechanism they fix all makes and sizes, returning the car in working order.
Corner Stone Laid for Polk County Court House
The corner stone ceremony for the Polk County Court House took place in fine weather with a large crowd. The Masonic Lodge of Osceola directed the event with fifteen lodges represented and readings by Phil Campbell. Hon. C Petrus Peterson of Lincoln delivered the address linking justice with disarmament and recalling Polk County’s early days, praising local lawyers and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County Court House
America
Masonic Lodge of
Osceola
Phil Campbell
C. Petrus Peterson
Lincoln
Polk
A. W. Peterson
Stroutsburg
Polk County
Peterson
Court House
Mr. Peterson
Polk and Area Residents Win and Travel in Thanksgiving Time
Polk A. G. Lindburg and others travel to Aurora and Grand Island for Thanksgiving. Local events include a Polk H. S. football win 26 to 0 over Grand Island reserves, Gene Bauder’s marriage, and a farewell for Sgt. Frank Anderson. Sousa band visits, new auto shop opened, and various visits to Omaha Lincoln Stromsburg and Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stark
John
Eustis
Frank
Hastings
Chas. Myers
Edison
Polk H. S
Grand Island
Polk
Stevens
Dana Westfall
Gene Bauder
A. Bauder
Nina Bergstrom
F. O. Bergstrom
Stromsburg
A. Bauder & Sons
C. E. Cobagen
Sergt
Frank Anderson
Colfax
Iowa
Legion
Handy With the Pump Gun
A Publishers' Auxiliary excerpt from November 19 highlights Mr Beltzer posing with a string of ducks and his gun. The accompanying photographer reflects a pleased mood, suggesting the sitter felt the world looked brighter at the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auriliary
Beltzer
Editor Beltzer of Bradshaw Monitor Ducks Hunter Life
Editor L D Beltzer of the Bradshaw Monitor is praised for editorial efficiency and avid hunting. The piece notes his routine expeditions for teal and mallard, accompanied by a photograph of the hunt and a claim of his zeal for trap shooting and bird shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Beltzer
Bradshaw
Neb
Monitor
Sun
Beltzer
The
Obituary Notice for Harry Biggs Funeral Held Today
Mr and Mrs Chas Cotton and Mrs Harry Biggs brought in Harry Biggs' body from Mr Cook yesterday after his death on Tuesday. The funeral was held at 1 30 this afternoon from the home of J D Hartman. Obituary appears elsewhere in the Record.
Thanksgiving visits and local events in Wesley Chapel
Mr Robert Scott of Kimball visited relatives in Wesley Chapel over Thanksgiving. The Wests hosted the farmer’s mother in Shelby. George Brigham family and Miss Mary Brigham visited Fred Brigham in Shelby and Kearney. A baby girl Doris Norma arrived to Louis Johnston’s home. Many locals suffer from bad cells and some are bedridden. Over sixty attended Rev Boyle at the Chapel Sunday. A large Christmas program is being planned. Mr and Mrs Ray Burns visited Sunday. Shelling activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scott
Kimball
F.ryd West
Shelby
George Brigham
Mary Brigham
Kearney
Fred Brigham’s
A. Vance
I. B. Lemar
Mildred Richmond
Vida Beckmeyer
Alvert Buchta
Fremont
Doris Norma
Louis Johnston
Boyle
Ray Burns
J. A. Inks
John Inks
Omaha
Kensington
Fern Shay
Rudolph Kubic
Stuart
Ludwig Zohner
John C. Rasp
Sophie Lux
Osceola
Raymond Croissant
Paxton & Gallagher
Henry Stalnaker
Earl Brazee
Lincoln
Katie Brazee
Herman Alt
C. E. Hastert
David City
Chas, Smith
Monroe
Paul Sands
Peabody
Kans
Arthur
John Scott
Sands
Scott Brothers
Billy Bachman
Jesse Cook
Ray Miller
Harry Blevins
Hank
Clarence Folsom
City
Gladys Rising
Homer Phelps
Lucile Miller
R. J Miller
Fred Oades
Mary Oades
Miss Oades
Blake
Hackperry
Goldie Spalding
H. J. Lee
Robert Burke
Roy Clark
Council Bluffs
Jim
Moore’s
Floyd Gudgel
Hackberry
St. Louis
Government Hospital
Rochester
Minn
W U. S. Navy
Jas
Oliver Michener
Columbus
Inter
Shelby Wholesale
Fairview Church Notes and Thanksgiving Gatherings
Rev Hendrickson and family spent Thanksgiving with H W Pettijohns at Beaver Crossing. Dake and Heinemeyer families joined relatives at Fullerton. Chas Hastings teaching near Primrose spent weekend with parents. games and oyster stew. J A McCormicks celebrated 22nd anniversary. Revival meetings begin next Sunday with topics. Mrs Hilbert Buchta hosted a miscellaneous shower with gifts, tea towels, and a luncheon. Carol Buchta helped open packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Hendrickson
H. W. Pettijohns
Beaver Crossing
B. Dake
Geo. Heinemeyer
Fullerton
Chas. Hastings
Primrose
J. A. McCormick
Hilbert Buchta
Geo. Buchta
Carol Buchta
Royal Neighbors Host Joyful Birthday For Mrs Joy
The Royal Neighbors staged a lively birthday surprise for Mrs. Frank Joy on Tuesday. The program featured a feast and an old fashioned quilting bee with eighteen members in attendance making the event memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Joy
Mrs. Joy
Manual Training Department advertises varied work
The Manual Training Department offers to build small structures and wooden items from toys to hog houses and furniture. Orders can be placed at the High School or through students, with work charged only for materials. Led by Leslie Crow, Stantial Training Dept. invites community support and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhone
Leslie Crow
Stantial Training Dept
Local Notes From Shelby Area Thanksgiving Week
Shelby area residents travel for business and family in Omaha Lincoln Hastings and Columbus. Local events include a Kensington at Fern Shay’s home, a Woodmen taffy pull, and hunting trips to the Loup. Several residents report illnesses and hospital visits while others plan visits to relatives and markets.
Obituary of Henry Biggs 1839 1921 Pioneer and Loyal Odd Fellow
Henry Biggs born in London England November 18 1839 died November 29 1921 at the home of his stepson Charney Cottom 9011 East Fifth Street McCook Nebraska aged 82 years 11 days He moved to Ohio in youth worked in stone quarries losing part of a foot then moved to Nebraska in 1874 settling in Polk County He was a charter member of Rising Star Lodge 75 I O O F and of the Rebekah Lodge He was known for honesty energy neighborliness and helping those in need The funeral was held at 1 20 today from the J D Hartman home conducted by Rev W W Alverson.
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Henry Biggs
London
England
Charney Cottom
East Fifth Street
McCook
Nebraska
Ohio
Polk County
Biggs
Rising Star
Rebekah
Odd Fellows
J. D. Hartman
W. W. Alverson
Ludden Family Visits Stromsburg Relatives
Julian Ludden and family drove from North Platte for a weeklong visit with his father Keene Ludden and relatives of Mrs Ludden in Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Ludden
North Platte
Keene Ludden
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Ital_ san
Caesar Mucha Bigga
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Furius
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L Jones
Olney
Isis
John MacCormick
Beulah
McCormick
Ben Fineey
Finecy
Ben
Hugo DeBere
Mrs. Finecy
Liberty
Wortman & Rhodes
Meridian Garage
Edward M. Wellman
G. M
Henry Burritt
G. T
B. Campbell
G. S
F. Gernandt
G. A
Robert E. French
A. G. Lindburg
Aurora
T. A. Stevens
Oscars Dahlin
A. K. Crow
Lillian Brown
Sousa
Steen Peterson
W. A. Refshauge
John I. Anderson
C. E
Putman
F. Bi. Slusser
Albert Nelson
Rystrom Co
Dave Carlson
E. Cohagen
Nellie Harless
Claus Peterson
E. F. Graff
R. L. Cox
Arthur Gustafson
Mills Auto Co
Gust Nordstrom
Carl Jones
A. C. Jones
B. A. Darrow
J. D. Darrow
Ivan Bauder
State University
L. A. Lenz
Holt County
Gilbert Nelson
Nelson
Alfred Anderson
Sundey
McDaniel
Polk Library
Shaf
G. L. Spencer
University Place
David Carlson
Elmer Mitchell
Gilmer
George Mitchell
Frank Burgeson
Rystrom Company
Stromeburg
Milwaukee
Voice
Nieman ‘Mercantile Store
George Mace
Freeman Runquist
G. M. Mace
California
Frank Adelson
Will Hanquist
Hamilton County
A. ¥. Burke
E. M. Graff
Burke
Seward
Norfolk
Simeon Stark
Arborville
Wesley Chapel
Fairview Church Notes
Manual Training Department
Frank Moberly
R. E. Hartson
Rollie Miller
Utica
U. B
Dunning
Ben Blevins
C. J. Augustin & Son
Oliver Westberg
Farm & Stock Sales
Rpeere
Lee W. Edwards
Health Service
Osceola, Nebr
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