By-Stander Looks at Life in a Busy Nebraska Town
The By-Stander column recounts a lively Nebraska town scene with talk of a fast-moving era, rising costs, and vanished old ways. It notes residents like Harry Biggs Jonas Anderson and Jim Dunn shaping club life, local milk and horse incidents, and a neighborhood talker debating marriage age notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Biggs
Jonas
Anderson
Joe Tschauner
Dick Epes
Smith
John Carlson
Harry
England
France
Jim Dunn
Jimmie Dunn
John Holt
Ron Ware
John Irland
Mrs. Dunn
Haint
Jimmie
Wim
Sunday Evangelistic Sermon At Local Church
Miss Addie Benedict of the Kansas City Training School will speak Sunday on life work. A preaching service by the pastor follows in the evening with all regular church services. An invitation is extended to all. W Hull, Pastor.
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Addie Benedict
Kansas City
W.w.hull
Nothe
Farmers’ Union ‘Co-Op
Ass'n
Osceola Territory
Sunday School and Church Services Schedule
Sunday School at 10 A. M. with Supt Mrs Lester Shore and Assistant Arvid Anderson. Morning service at 11 A. M. on Christians After Christ's Plan. Y P U at 6:30 P. M. Life Lessons from Proverbs. Sunday evening service at 7:30 P. M. Christ's Friends. Missionary Society meets Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Fineey. Kings business requires haste. Pastor Gov Stansbury.
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Lester Shore
Arvid Anderson
Clement Anderson
The
Missionary Society
Ben Fineey
Gov
Stansbury
St Paul Lutheran Church Lent Services and Meeting
Third Sunday in Lent observed with no Thursday meeting due to the conference. Confirmation class Saturday. Sunday School at 10 led by L J Johnson. Divine worship at 11 in Swedish morning service and 7 30 English evening service. An extra business meeting is set for March 9 at 8 pm. voting members urged to attend. Adolf Serenius, Pastor.
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Adolf Serenius
Presbyterian Church Community Bible Class Invitation
The Community Bible Class meets Sundays at 9:46 in the church basement followed by regular Sunday School at 10 and Divine Worship at 11 with a sermon on A Deaf Mute Healed. Evening service at 7:30 features Jesus the Man of Sorrows. Pastor W. W. Alverson invites all to worship.
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Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Man of
Homselike Church
Truth and Sincerity in Conduct by Tillotson
The passage argues that truth naturally surfaces over time and that pretenses fail. It asserts that genuine goodness convinces others and satisfies conscience and God, claiming sincerity is true wisdom.
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Tillotson
Tailor Refuses Lower Price for Gown at $125
In a Boston Transcript blurb a tailor insists on a $125 minimum to complete a gown prompting T to authorize the work. Huw questions why consultation with him was skipped as Wife complains about spending to telephone.
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Wift
Huw
Bickel
Boston ‘Transcript
Peasant Uprising Singled Out by Soviet Speech
A translated recollection notes a Soviet representative addressing Russian peasants in a district. After declaring the government overthrown and the czar dead, the crowd responded by singing God Save the Czar, highlighting peasants unready for self-government.
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California
God Save the
Paris Moves to Tax Visitors as Watering Place
Paris council at year end voted to class the city as a watering place and collect a poll tax from visitors to boost revenue. The measure, while potentially lucrative, draws criticism from Figaro for clashing with the city's traditions.
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Paris
The
Figaro
Commissioners Proceedings Chronicle 1920 County Board
The minutes describe protests allowed for refunds of $87.75 to parties in Sec 35-16-38, Bond of J D Edwards for Soldiers Relief Commission approved, Soldiers Relief report for 1919 accepted, bids opened for concrete labor 1920 with E J Howland sole bid accepted, contracts prepared. Claims paid include Pike & Carlyon coal 50.45, Chas Hansen hardware 16.88, Horat labor 4.80, Hansen supplies 13.65, Edmund Gabel labor 1.50, John Sutie labor 328.80. Board adjourned to March 4 1920.
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A. M. Monson
J. D. Edwards
Soldiers Relief Commission
E. J. Howland
Johanson
Branting
Howland
Pike & Carlyon
Hansen
Horat
Eneral
Edmund ‘Gabel
John Sutie
Income Tax Returns Due March Fifteenth
The notice explains 1919 income tax filing rules for Nebraskans. It details who must file by March 15 with Form 1040A or 1040, including single earners with $1000 or more and married couples with $2000 or more, and notes joint or separate returns. It emphasizes accuracy, inclusion of dependents, and guidance to use Form 1404 for instructions and to seek local Internal Revenue Service help.
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Act of Congress
Nebraska
George
L. . Leamis
Omaha
Neb
Wrested
Personal Service Corporation
Siductary
Comguissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, D.C
Catfish Change Names After Taxonomic Mixup
For 31 years catfish north of Rio Janeiro used the name Stein dachneria but this was reassigned by G Brown Goode to another fish in the Macrurids. Prof David Starr Jordan prompted the renaming to Steinduehneridion. The rebrand clears postal mixups along the Rio Jequintinhonha Rio Doce and Rio Parahyba.
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Rio Janeiro
Carl A. Bigenmann
Rosa Smith Bigenmann
G. Brown Goode
David Starr Jordan
Steinduehneridion
Income tax in nutshell for single and married filers
March 15, 1980 final date for returns and first payments. Guide outlines four percent tax on taxable income up to 4000 over exemption, eight percent on the rest, and a surtax from one to sixty five percent on net income above 5060. Filing within the district where resident. Include forms 1040 and Sched W40 and follow law and regulations.
Dealer cures own shoes with tire strips for mileage claim
A Hutchinson motor tire dealer half soles his shoes using strips from a highly guaranteed tire claiming that if a tire is guaranteed for 8000 miles under a 2000 pound load then his lighter weight should yield nearly unlimited mileage.
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Hutchinson Motor Tire
Kansas City Star
Autos for Cuba shift slows U.S. vehicle export pace
The United States has ceded ground to Cuba in recent years with 13 045 passenger cars and 1 438 commercial vehicles sent, equating to about one vehicle for every 180 people.
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Cuba
United States
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Ran
Claus Anderson
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Jim Dunne
Charlie Gylling
John Fillman
Alex Whitehead
First National
Jim
Douglas
Osceola
Mr. Douglas
Ennyboddy
Ennybody
Joe Hartman
Lund
Rufus Walker
Keene Luddem
M. E. Church
W. W. Alverson
Commissioners
General Fund
D. R. Leard
G. T. Ray
W. A. Barnard
H. YT. Frazier
C. Brittell
John Schmoker
H. L. Bond
the Hardy Hotel
John A. Carlson
Milburn & Scott
Chas. FE. Hansen
State Journal
Hardy' Vet. Co. Mfg. and Guarantors
Omaha and
Osceola Bank
Ford
HE. Dahlberg
Osceola, Nebraska
Eye Land
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Pole, Nebr
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