Washington headlines on treaties, battleships, and reapportionment
Senate debate over Kellogg peace treaty and naval cruiser bill stalls until after holidays. Borah aims to proceed January 3 with the treaty while cruiser supporters push for immediate action. Other notes cover farm relief prospects, Boulder Dam funding, and reapportionment plans amid adjournment for Christmas recess. Local news covers holiday visits and community notices.
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Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Norris
Nebraska
King
Utah
Senate
Congress
Hale
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Open Letter on Farming as World’s Greatest Commodity
An open letter extols farming as the world’s core wealth source and the ideal family life. It argues rural life sustains the nation, contrasts urban migration, praises farmers’ profits and rising land values, and urges disciplined support for agriculture and farm investment.
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Middle West
Isabel Crafts Ingenious Christmas Card For Jack And Mrs Montgomery
Isabel resolves a Christmas dilemma by creating a disguised portrait collage from a dollar and envelope fragments. The inventive card features George Washington with a message urging the recipient to “let George do it.” Mrs Montgomery and Jack respond with gratitude and a call from Jack confirms the gift.
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Isabel
George Washington
Washington
Hle
Mrs. Montgomery
Jack
Anna
George
Western Newspaper Union
Sympathy Fuels Courage Amid sorrowful Battles
A reflective note from Grit extols sympathy as more than words, urging supportive acts that steady a grieving person and empower them to face life's trials with renewed resolve.
Notice to Creditors in Polk County Nebraska
The County Court of Polk County Nebraska to creditors of the estate of Olof Gustafson deceased. The time to present and file claims is April 18 1929 and to pay debts January 18 1930. The court will sit January 18 1929 February 18 1929 and April 18 1929 at 10 A M to receive examine hear approve or adjust all claims filed. December 17 1928. W W Norton County Judge.
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Said
W. W. Norton
Petition for hearing on estate of deceased filed
A petition requests the court set a time and place for a hearing in the County Court to determine the death date, heirs and kinship, descent of real estate, and to verify lack of creditors. The hearing is scheduled for January 23, 1929, at 10 A.M. in the county judge's court.
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Said
W. W. Norton
Polk County
Nebraska
Alveretta L. Moore
William J. Moore
Chelan County
Washington
George Moore
John E. Moore
Polk County Nebr notices and sheriff sale in 1928
Notice details estate of Alveretta L. Moore and heirs William J. Moore George Moore and John E. Moore. also Sheriff of Polk County sells Osceola Bank decree property including Section 29 15N 2W. tract descriptions and Osceola street bounds. includes November 28 1928 sheriff notice and auto license renewal guidance for 1929 with delinquencies and farm truck affidavit.
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Ridge Street
Valley Street
Osceola
Nebraska
Wood St
Kimmel St
Township
Polk County
W. Roy Vanhoosen
Nebr
Campbell & Campbell
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Walter J. Herbes
NEWS
J. N. Norton
President Coolidge
Tilson
Connecticut
House
McNary- Haugen
Haugen
House Committee On Agriculture
Hoover
Boulder Dam
Coolidge
Colorado
Nevada
Arizona
Imperial Valley
California
Secretary of the Interior
Longworth
Rules Committee
Census Committee
Secretary of Commerce
George Ross
Curtis
Edina
Julesburg
Colo
Boss
Sparton
Wm. H. Larson
Ray’s
Frank Chauner
Albert Timm
Lawrence Twarling
Near Stromsburg
H. E. King
Charles
Omaha
Mrs. King
D. H. Kurkel
F. H. Anderson
Lucille Tulle
Si Rapp
Rapp
Columbus
Hotchkiss&Wells
George Malek
Mary Ahlgren
Stromsburg
Arthur Hulquest
George Zieg
York
A. A. Gray
Edith
W. A. Newcomer
Lincoln
Helen
Margaret Newcomer
Lloyd Timm
Timm
Mark Timm
Guscites
M. A. Larson
Myrtle Koon Cherryman
Olof Gustafson
District Court
R. O. Brownell
Osceola Bank
Lew E. Miller
Lucy E. Miller
Humphrey—Engelhardt
Oshkosh
Oshkosh B'Gosh
Oshkosh B’gosh
Vestbak
Oshkosh Overall CO
Oshkosh, Wis
Grey
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