Racely Leads Band Of Fighting Fourth Nebraska At Fort Crook
Bandmaster R J Racely of the 4th Nebraska at Fort Crook is praised for building a premier military band. He toured the world with Sousa, chose field service over an officer’s draft billet, and enlisted promising players like Art Morehouse of Pender. Racely’s group aims to be Nebraska’s best, with disciplined, top musicians and Democratic spirit central to the unit.
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R. J. Racely
Nebraska
Fort Crook
Sousa
Fort Snelling
Race
Art Morehouse
Pender
Morehouse- Heyne Elevator Company
Racely
Morehouse
Park College
Missouri
Hiner
Kansas City
Captain Racely
Omaha Bee
Robert Racely
Women to sign food pledge cards for household heads
Nebraska plans a statewide food conservation pledge program for women who head households. Cards sent to the Food Administrator in Washington will yield a household window tag, first hung at the White House by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Volunteers are needed for county registry boards. apply to Women’s Committee, State Council of Defense, 308 Fraternity Bidg., Lincoln. Also feature USDA Farmers Bulletin No. 841 on drying fruits and vegetables.
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Washington
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Nebraska
Women
State Council of Defense
Lincoln
Auditor Fay Visits Blue Hill to Close Chicago Lumber Co
Auditor Fay from Chicago to Blue Hill to close up the Chicago Lumber Company business this week. He is accompanied by his wife.
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Fay
Chicago Lumber Company
Blue Hill
Paper send to Los Angeles for six years
H. D. Skelton announces he will relocate his paper to Los Angeles for six years for a long vacation, then travel via Stromsburg to Miami Oklahoma on the return trip. He notes two mills will begin grinding ore around the 2nd of the month, with the second starting soon after. Stromsburg friends are pleased to hear of his travels and well being.
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H. D. Skelton
Los Angeles
Calif
Lngth
Stromsburg
Miami
Oklo
Harry
Nebraska Patriot Demands Swift Action Against University Traitors
H. H. Campbell of Osceola Nebraska urges Nebraska State Council of Defense to purge loyalists from the State University accusing faculty and trustees of disloyalty. He calls for summary removals and even civil war methods to root out Copperheads and traitors, citing his three sons in military service and urging firm punishment of those who undermine the war effort.
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Board of Regents
Our State University
The
State University
Regular
State“University
Friends of Germany
Gaston
Alphonse
Germany
H. H. Campbell
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Joan
John H. Roper
Osceola, Neb
Women's Registration
Farmers
United States Department of Agriculture
Osceola Bank
Ates Et Dark Plea
H. Campbell
Osceola
Neb
Lincoln, Neb
Emil Johnson
Mirs
F. H. Lofgren
W. F. Carlson
Omaha
F. L. Pothast
Pickrell
C. A. Lundgren
Polk
B. Lind
Benedict
George
Anna
Ellen Newman
York
E. P. Pike
Roseland
John Beardsley
A. W. Hamilton
North Platte
Ira Church
Myrberg
Jess Evans
Denver
H. W. Allen
Marjorie
Helen
Andrew Johnson
Ida Hanson
Charlotte
C. V. Lind
Nellie Hanson
Gurnsey
Wyo
Baum
W. D. Kingsolver
North Loup, Neb
Anna Miller
Frank Rystrom
J. T. Snyder
C. G. Johnson
Columbus
Hugo Qeisner
Sutton
Hannah Anderson
Gresham
Nettie Howell
Swan Peterson
N. L. Nordstrom
Brig
Wayne
Edith Malm
J. H. Kidder
Greeley
Colo
Holstein
Alomaay
Clarence Nidder
Gus Lambert
Grand Island
Gus
Emil Faulk
Aberdeen
Wash
Faulk
Ceclers
Reli Underhill
Tamora
Colorado
Shaw
Womens Pumps
Oxfords
A. O. Monson CO
Denel
Kimball
Box Butte
Cheyenne
Jay Hastings
Oscrola
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