School Notes and Football Letters for 1932 Team
The page lists senior and sophomore honor recipients with scores, then notes football letters awarded to 17 players led by Captain Timm and B McBeth. Sweaters awarded to a subgroup. eight numerals granted to additional players. An alumni scrimmage is planned and star guard George Keller may miss the rest of the season due to a knee injury.
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Sepniors
Frence Addison
Irene Gerssnicklaus
Jean Rutter
Melda Amacher
Irene Jones
Suniors
Levina Synsor
Cahnar Herrman
Wayne Anderson
Froshmen—Pbirdelle Clark
Timm
B. McBeth
Burritt
Addison
Campain
Rutter
C. Moser
Johnson
R. Herrmann
C. McBeth
Thompson
Keehler
C. Jackson
P. Herrmann
Calkins
W. Irland
J. Irland
Notice of Final Report Estate of Thomas R Delan Deceased
In Polk County Nebraska the County Court sets February 3 1933 at 10 A M for hearing on the final account and report of the administrator in the estate of Thomas R Delan Deceased. The petition seeks final settlement and heirship decree and administrator discharge with all interested persons invited to appear and contest. Dated January 9 1933 W I Norton County Judge seal.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Thomas R. Delan
W. IW. Norton
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Under Execution
Polk County Nebraska sheriff will sell the undivided one ninth share of the South half of the Northwest quarter in Section 23 Township 14 Range 2 to satisfy a judgment of $1007.90 plus costs. The sale is at 2 PM February 20, 1933, at the south front door of the Osceola County Courthouse, for cash, open at least one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
District Court
W. E. Kinney
William E. Kinney
John A. Inks
Gust Johnson Jr
Court House
Osceola
W. Roy VanHoosen
Mills & Mills
Remarks by Congressman J N iorton on Farm Credit and Currency
Congressman J N iorton argues during a House floor remark that existing credit has caused farm distress. He says farmers need longer time, lower interest, and, crucially, increased purchasing power via currency expansion to stabilize the dollar and raise prices rather than simply more credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Iorton
Jones
Congress
Communion Day and Epworth League Note Weekly Church Events
First M. E. Church invites morning Communion with a short sermon. Epworth League service at 6 30. District Epworth League Winter Institute set for Friday and Saturday at Central City. Pastor begins 7 30 series on worship and spiritual life. Leaguers rallied at Shelby with notable enjoyment. Plan with young people for participation and inspiration.
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M. E
W. H. Wright
Epworth League
Central City
Shelby
Harmony Society to Meet at Miss Allianda Fernandez Home
St Pauls Lutheran Church schedules Harmony Society gathering Thursday evening at Miss Allianda Fernandez home. Junior Mission Rand and Confirmation Class convene Saturday at the parsonage and church respectively. Church services set for Sunday with English worship at 11, vespers at 7 30. Choir practice Tuesday, Ladies Aid meet Thursday 2 30 at Mrs Martin Anderson home. Paul Melin, Pastor.
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ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Harmony Society
Allianda Fernandez
Mission Rand
Eldena Johnson
Ladies Aid
Martin Anderson
Paul Melin
Revival closes with strong attendance at Fairview and Valley Church
Rev Hamilton led a two week revival at Fairview and Valley Church ending last Sunday with good attendance and interest. Services will resume next Sunday and members may unite with the church. Gratitude is expressed for donations to the parsonage and the Women Foreign Missionary meeting is set for February 1 at the Horsts.
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Fairview and Valley Church
Hamilton
Womens Foreign Missionary Meeting
M. Horst
P. C. Wieseman
Brother Hamilton
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during our mother and sister's illness and death. Gratitude is expressed to Rex Maxcy and the church quartet, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wescoat, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mace and family, Lester Dawson and family, and Reed Dawson.
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Rex. Maxcy
Church Quartettes
Fred Wescoat
Gordon Mace
Lester Dawson
Reed Dawson
Livestock Prices At South Omaha January 24 1933
Union Stock Yards Omaha reports a market opening with light steers and yearlings near steady while medium and heavy cattle move slower. Receipts reach 9 000 head with cows and heifers in liberal supply and steady to easier demand. Prices list yearlings to prime 3.25 7.00. steers prime 5.00 5.75. stockers and feeders in varied ranges. fat lambs and feeder lambs noted with several price points.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Hogs steady to 10c lower on Monday trade
Early hog prices held mostly steady to 10 cents below Saturday. Receipts reached 12,500 head with scales showing a spread from 2.70 to 3.00, best light weights selling near 3.10.
Livestock Market Report Lambs Arrive as Prices Hold Steady
About 9,000 sheep and lambs landed Monday with broad demand at steady prices. Fat lambs ranged from 5.50 to 5.95 for good to choice, feeders 5.00 to 5.60, aged stock limited and largely unchanged. Fat yearlings 3.00 to 4.75, fat ewes 1.75 to 2.50, culls 0.50 to 1.25.
Old by laws kept on statute books
The Bank of England at its last meeting derided changes to align ancient by laws with modern practice. It canceled a 1698 rule electing employees by ballot and revised a 1738 by law about cash protection requiring multiple locked keys. The piece notes many obsolete laws remain on statute books.
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Bank of England
General Court
Court of Directors
New York
Future English may blend British and American speech
British writer H. Baier cites A Liéyd James predicting a future hybrid English—a compromise between British and American varieties hidden by Providence. He notes that though Americans outnumber Britons, there is no single American tongue, with dialect differences across eastern states, the South, and the Midwest, challenging a single true American English.
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H. ©. Baier
A. Liéyd James
America
Tir
South
Middle West
Birds Aid Rye Farmers At Clear Lake Refuge
The biological survey of the U S Department of Agriculture reports that a colony of birds at Clear Lake California aided rye farmers last summer by eating caterpillars of the white lined sphinx moth on an 800 acre stand of rye. Birds carried worms to their nearby colony for feeding. They consumed so many caterpillars that by month’s end only five acres of rye were destroyed.
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Clear Lake
Calif
Ser Vey
United States Department of Agriculture
Slimming Diets Blamed for UK Potato Slump
Industry leaders in Great Britain say slimming trends and doctor warnings that potatoes fatten are reducing potato consumption after World War I. Fewer sprés are eaten and growers await signs that demand for starches is waning as diet fads spread.
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Great Britain
Parsnip Recipe Clarity Question Sparks Mixed Hints
A Home Hints note shows commentary on a parsnip recipe with several garbled phrases and a playful aside about twisted ingredients. The reader references deer and mixed wording, suggesting confusion over the recipe’s clarity.
Two Pianists Impress Audience in Recital Remark
A member of the audience praised the piano collaboration of Mater and Patterson at a two piano recital. The remark sparked a neighbor to note Patterson stood out, capturing the event's warm reception in a brief musical anecdote.
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Mater
Patterson
Tromboners
A Waste of Energy and Misplaced Etiquette
A humorous dialogue fragment shows Jim asking about attending a party and Jack refusing. Jim questions why he is washing his face, revealing a casual exchange about social plans and routines.
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Jim
Jack
Eternal Mystery Excerpt from Genta Nostra in Rome
A fragment from Genta Nostra in Rome features a dialogue as a child asks a parent why punishment brings pain and the parent replies with obligation to punish even if the recipient is innocent. The exchange hints at moral conflict and authority.
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Pap
Genta Nostra
Rome
Minehead breeder unveils fur identical to sable
G A Drake of Minehead England claims to have bred rabbits with fur indistinguishable from sable. The achievement highlights novel coat genetics and potential market interest for premium fur varieties.
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G. A. Drake
Minehead
England
Sage Sayings on Virtue Ambition and Society
A jumble of aphorisms and musings on virtue ambition society education and human behavior. The piece pivots on self improvement care for others and the tension between freedom and tradition. It hints at societal change opinions on progress and human nature with scattered typos and odd phrases.
Petition to preserve Alfred de Vigny’s former house museum
Admirers in France urge government action to convert the poet’s Loire valley home into a historic museum. The site in Loentes Youraine is linked to Vigny’s memory and regional history, including ties to royal visits and local legends about the chateau.
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Alfred de Vigny
Loentes
Youraine
Louis XV
Chateage
Ifrom
Closest planet-like body near Earth disputed distance
Dr. Frost at Yerkes Observatory places the object about 7.6 million miles from Earth while Dr. Karl Reinmuth of Freidelberg University argues for roughly 4 million miles. It remains the nearest celestial body besides the Moon with an estimated diameter of no more than T miles.
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Doctor Frost
Yerkes Observatory
Earth
Karl ‘Reinmuth
University of Freidelberg
Bishop's granddaughter Corrects Grandfather on Facial Mood
The bishop's little granddaughter sits on his knee and critiques his expression. She tells him to sit, noting his face often appears sad, and insists the face is mostly plain andumb when he sits.
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Sittle
Charlotte
Georgia Exhibits Rapid Growth of Six-Year-Old Siash Pine
A six year old siash pine trash inches RM diameter has been exhibited in Georgia as an example of the rapid growth of the species in that state according to the United States forest service. The tree was planted in a field with other siash pine seedlings in 1926. The other pines have developed well. But this tree holds the mayor.
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Georgia
United States Forest Service
Wa Fleld
Ring Return After Quarrel Ends in Humorous Exchange
The London Humorist records a sharp exchange where one party asks for the ring back after a quarrel. The other offers to return it only if another person can quickly take over the remaining installments.
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London
Not Guilty Reply At Large Extemp Speech
The exchange features Mick asking Pat if he spoke before a large audience and Pat answering yes once. Wick inquires what was said and Pat replies Not guilty.
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Mick
Pat
Druggist Short on Supplies Cited in Cincinnati Enquirer
A reader quotes the Cincinnati Enquirer noting the druggist was out of sorts and claimed to have an alternative to Zod. The exchange highlights shortages affecting customers and local commentary on pharmacist service.
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Zod
Cincinnati Enquirer
True to Form in a Stockbroker's Tale
A clipped narration centers on a stockbroker's world of margins and risk. The speaker notes he arranged for ample margin, signaling a storyline of financial caution and personal accountability amid market pressures.
Tennessee Death Rate Dips Below National Average
The death rate in Tennessee stands at 10.8 deaths per 1 000 population, lower than the national average. The statistic highlights a slower mortality pace within the state compared with nationwide figures.
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Tennessee
Jail Visitor Meeting Sparks Musical Exchange
A brief exchange shows a convict recalling music as an opening bar while a jail visitor asks about preference. The dialogue hints at shared cultural touchstones inside the confinement setting and a Congregationalist tone in the interaction.
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Omaha, Nebraska
Tayue
Bond
Desta Mace
Grace Runquist
South Omaha
Birds Farmers’ Friends
Empheasie En One
Zaman
Mie Line
Polk
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