West Side News Notes From York And Surrounding Areas
A series of social visits and family gatherings fill the West Side area from York to Columbus. Local residents, including the Johnsons, Smiths, Nelsons, and Fredricksons, attend dinners, hospital visits, and a post office dedication in David City. The Fairview Valley Churches announce a missionary talk by Mrs. Herrmann with music and a thank offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Smith
Sander Peterson
Stanton
Iowa
Myron Colberg
Stromsburg
Ansel Fredrickson
Kenneth Nelson
Dannebrog
Theodore Nelson
Herman Nelson
Petrus Nelson
Oscar Shallburg
Elmer Swanson
Allan Benson
Omaha
Liebert Toline
Oscar Fredrickson
LaVerne
Sylvia
John Johnson
Josephine Newman
St. Marys Hospital
Columbus
LeRoy Samuels
Naomi Sward
C. A. Sward
Immanuel Hospital
Betsy
Pauline Kohl
Clarks
Joe Monson
Alvena Adelson
Carrol Flodman
Lawrence Lind
Fred Fredrickson
Axel Anderson
David City
Marvin Fredrickson
LaVerne Fredrickson
John Mattson
Genoa
Frances Toline
Lorraine Martin
Opal Fredrickson
Victor Newman
York
LaVona Anderson
North Platte
Fairview—Valley
Womens Foreign Missionary Society
C. C. Herrmann
W. O. Fudge
Chris Ann
Newton
Fudge
Martha VanHoosen
Kenneth Cornish
Dewey Sigler
American Legion Auxiliary
Cornish
Anna Mae Myers
Denver
Alfred Grossnicklaus
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
M. A. Mills
Ruth Etting
Kensington
Kings
Fourth Quarter Conference and Thank Offering Day
The Fourth Quarter Conference is scheduled for Thursday evening at 8 with District Superintendent Dr. B. Johansen presiding. Sunday marks Thank-Offering Day for the W F M S Kensington with Mrs. C. C. Herrmann delivering the address. The service begins at 10 and a lesson study follows at 11. 174 attended last Sunday’s school and nearly all attended worship. The note emphasizes focusing on results over personal preference as progress appears likely.
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B. Johansen
W. F. M. S. Kensington
C. C. Herrmann
W. H. Wright
Crouse-Tex Drug Co
Stella Williams
Delryn H. Thomazin
Park County
Columbus
May Thomazin
Emil Mayberger
Gambles
Osceola
Joel Hanson
L. M. Merrick
Ed Swanson
Charles Stewart
Federal Land Bank
Swiss Park
Merrick
C. E. Weaver
Lincoln
Phyllis Ann
C. J. Roslund
Elvera Roslund
Weaver
Omaha
Louise Scholz
Reuben Timm
Shelby
Evelyn Scholz
Longmont
Colorado
Wm. Scholz
Scholz
Crouse-Tex Drug Company
Osceola Country Club
C. A. Rystrom
LeRoy Smith
R. M. McDonald
W. S. Wells
Lloyd ‘Cole
Subscriptions Taken at This Office for Omaha and Lincoln
The notice states that subscriptions are being accepted at this office for the Omaha and Lincoln Daily newspapers. It directs readers to sign up locally for delivery and mentions the papers served the city and surrounding area.
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Omaha
Lincoln Daily
Lincoln Star Subscription Rates Advertisement
Ad urges subscriptions to The Lincoln Star with pricing for Nebraska, northern Kansas, and other states. Rates shown: three months 1.25 daily, with Sunday 1.50. one year 4.00 daily, with Sunday 5.00. outside states 25c per month. Encourages ordering now.
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Lincoln Star
Nebraska
Kansas
McCalls
Pictorial Review
Good Stories
Farm Journal
Omaha Bee-News
Iowa
Business versus Politics in Nebraska Work Programs
South west Nebraska shows a clash of aims as the PWA spends ten million to hire workers for the Sutherland irrigation project while the Burlington railroad allocates two million to rebuild flood damaged road beds in Republican Valley. The piece frames the contrast as a test of business efficiency versus political graft.
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Nebraska
PWA
Sutherland
Burlington Railroad
Republican Valley
Holdrege
Notice to trucks on farm license violate county law
Sheriff Gunnar Peterson warns that trucks with farm licenses performing commercial hauling defraud the county of license fees. Those with only a farm license may not charge for hauling or accept payment. Convictions carry fines from 10 to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail or both. Enforcement begins.
Camera weighs 14 tons to map nation's charts
The United States coast and geodetic survey completed a giant camera weighing 14 tons. It can photograph 50 by 50 inch areas to reproduce nautical charts and airway maps.
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United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Necessity to attend talkies twice weekly hinges on understanding children
Howarth explains that regular attendance helps him understand his kids better. The remark highlights a humorous parental challenge in keeping up with evolving slang and dialogue in films.
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Green
Old Boy
Howarth
The Soup Grows Bigger Than the Pot
A little girl left to watch the soup cries out to her mother that the soup is getting bigger than the pot, a whimsical moment captured in the kitchen scene.
Dectoring Chinese Patients and Medical Beliefs
A New Outlook article challenges the belief that Chinese patients only pay doctors to stay well. It describes a system where multiple specialists are summoned for illness, each with a different prescription. A necromancer then chooses which prescription to use, with blame or praise shared between doctor and necromancer depending on outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
New Outlook
London Beginnings Tied To Salt Trade Origins
Salt Trade Started claims London owes birth to salt traffic with Worcestershire supplying early salt for routes to the continent. The ancient salt road crossed the Thames at a ford where Westminster stands and in time a fortified stockade village grew into London.
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London
England
Worcestershire
Thames
Westminster
A Modern Diving Suit
A modern diving suit is a rigid aluminum alloy case with movable limbs and uniform pressure. It contains no outside air supply and recycles air so carbonic acid is removed automatically. The suit includes instruments such as a telephone depth meter thermometer and a compass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's Weekly
Iceberg Numbers Vary in North Atlantic Waters
The iceberg count in the North Atlantic fluctuates yearly from 11 in 1924 to about 700 in a recent year, with bergs commonly melting in the Gulf Stream. The stream waters can melt a berg the size of a city block within 36 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Gulf Stream
Farmer Counts 59 Bird Pairs On One Acre Near Bethesda
A Maryland farmer conducted a census of his land near Bethesda and found 59 pairs of birds with young or eggs on a single acre. The count highlights unexpectedly dense nesting in a compact area and reflects local wildlife activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethesda, Md
Detroit News
Newbridges Question Egg Laying From New Cubator
Neighbor asks about the cubator bought by Mrs Newbride and notes it has not laid any eggs yet. Mrs Newbride says it seems fine but worries over the lack of results.
Hat Racket Prompted Sudden Exit
A short dialogue scene shows a young man rushed by a hall call, jokingly told his hat is on the rack, he complies by removing headgear and leaving. The exchange captures a brisk, humorously terse moment in a crowded room.
Wesley Chapel Club Meets With Mrs Koehler
A notice lists community events and visits in Polk County Nebraska. The Wesley Chapel Club meets on Thursday August 1 with Mrs Wesley Koehler. Various residents travel to Lincoln Osceola and Denver for visits, sales and hospital events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Seward
Donald
Edith Finecey
Rose Hartman
Washington
Denver
Lauthan
Danskin
Kearney
Virginia
Polk County
Stromsburg Park
Fowler
Polk
Stromsburg
Shelby
Osceola
B. Jonhansen
Hastings
Maple Leaf Club
Valley Methodist Church
August Fischer
John Wyman
Robert Campbell
Dorothy
Clarice
Los Angeles
California
Papillion
H. H. Campbell
Nebraska
The
Ridge
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Farmers Union
Sunkist
Arizona
Georgia
Elberta
Malaga
Qld
West Side
Oliver Johnson
Darlene Johnson
Gunnard Peterson
Iceberg
Wesley Chapel
Wesley Koehler
Harold Reed
Jack LeSeur
Jennivee Cook
Lulu Olson
Pearle Matheson
Sam Cook
Ben Farris
Silver Creek
Walter Buchholz
Frances Pearson
Crouse-Tex Drug Store
Viola Cornish
Arnold Peterson
Harper Peterson
Gresham
Harley Eklund
Osceola Hospital
Edgar Wisely
Crouse-Tex
L. W. Elwood
Albert Ryan
Paul Bartunek
Beverly
Paula
Wolbach
Woman's World
Home Circle
Bee-News
Homer Hartson
June
James Dunn
Colleen Dunn
Estes Park
Crouse Tex
Reed Brothers Motor Company
A. F. Nuquist
Charles Rosland
Harold Sherwood
G. W. Carlson
O. F. Stickell
Pontiac
W. R. Kepner
W. W. Norton
Washington D. C
New York
Atlantic City
Logan VanHoosen
Shelby Hospital
E.G. Brillhart
Edla
Esther Johnson
Swan Johnson
Theodore Johnson
Arthur Swahson
Geo. Carson
World-Herald Daily & Sunday
Mail
True Stories
O. F. Stickel
Hampton
S. P. Johnson
Karl Thelen
Ed A. Johnson
Gaye Addison
Fred Adkins
Nelson
W. E. Berggren
Myron
R. L. Dalton
Harvard
D. W. Adair
W. J. Herbes
Carl Herrmann
India
Frank Fox
F. F. Ware
S. W. Goodale
Clyde Smith
John Jarmin
Colorado Springs
Earl Richards
Steeple’s Store
Rivoli Theatre
Jean Parker
Sequoia
Edmund Lowe
Victor McLaughlin
Charlie Ruggles
Mary Boland
Spencer Tracy
the Sun Theatre
Dick Powell
Jack Holt
Ers
Dr. Salsbury
Chick Store
Osceola, Nebr
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