A Successful Comeback of Charles Sloan in 4th District
The Osceola Record notes Charles Sloan’s political comeback in the Fourth District after a varied career in Washington. It highlights Sloan’s long tenure, debating skills, and likable character as key traits that shaped his revival after stepping away to run for Senate then practicing law and farming at Geneva.
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Fourth
Washington
Hainer
Stark
Henshaw
Sloan
McLaughlin
Norton
Charles H. Sloan
Geneva
Reeves Seeks Reelection On Strong Personal Platform
The York Republican notes that in a primary with one Republican opponent and two Democrats including the district’s former representative, his district vote was within a thousand of the sum of the other three. It says his straight talk energy and private life form the core of his reelection bid.
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York
Record of W F Crozier as Nebraska state legislator
The House record notes Crozier opposed class legislation higher taxes and Senator Reed's Foreign Language Bill while sponsoring Moral Legislation the Nebraska Tractor Test Law Child Welfare Bureau Tuberculosis Eradication Live Stock Sanitary Board and measures to curb excess profits of food distributors some defeated. The ad urges support in the upcoming election.
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W. F. Crozier
House of Representatives
Nebraska
Omaha Graiity
Crozier
Lutheran Church Event Schedule and Services
St Pauls Church announces Thursday Luther League Bible Study Hour led by Mrs Andrew Monson. Friday church social by Lutheran Brotherhood Trustees and Deacons. Saturday confirmation class at 10 AM. Sunday services include Sunday School at 10, English Service at 10:30, Swedish Worship at 11, Vespers at 7:30. Choir practice Tuesday 8 PM and Harmony Society meets Oct 23 at Eckstrom home. PAUL MELIN, Pastor.
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Luther League
Andrew Monson
Lutheran Brotherhood
iVespers
The
Harmony Society
Eckstrom
Hiroshima City and Its Island of Light Feature
Hiroshima, a central Nippon city and seaport, sits on a plain near hills with a bay studded by islands. It lies 19 miles by rail from Osaka and Hiogo, a major inland sea trade hub, and spans about 3 000 square miles with 1 500 000 residents. The Itaku-Ehima Island of Light hosts Bentin worship and attracts thousands of pilgrims yearly. The island temple dates to 587, and priests and attendants populate the area, while soil fertility relies on external supplies.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Osaka
Hiogo
Itaku-Ehima
Island of
Light
Bentin
Inca Civilization Remembered Through Excavation and Debate
The piece surveys the Inca empire wiped out by Spaniards and weighs praise and blame from writers. It notes the lack of written records and the need to learn about the peaceful mountain people through archaeology and fieldwork.
Refugees Boost Macedonia Tobacco and Silk Industries
The text notes Greek tobacco from Turkey and Near East varieties, with Armenian refugees increasing production in Macedonia, turning Kavala into a renowned tobacco port. Refugees also bring silk farming, rug weaving, and cigarette making to the region.
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United States
Greece
Near East
Macedonia
Kavala
Fire in History and the Rise of Home Heating
A compact overview traces Benjamin Franklin’s claim to comfort history and credits early American comfort inventions. It notes the rocking chair’s attribution to Franklin and early hot air furnaces, with New England lacking household furnaces before 1835 and baseburners circa 1830.
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Benjamin Franklin
New England
Westside Neighbors Meet and Celebrate Milestones
Eda and Doris Toline visited Laura Carlgon near Green Chapel. Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with family and friends. A Swede Home social at Swede Home hall drew many locals, with birthday and anniversary remembrances, fishing trips, and church activities noted among Swede Home Church attendees and area families.
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Westside News
Eda
Doris Toline
Laura Carlgon
Green Chapel
Luther League of Swede Home Church
Mauritz Swanson
Arthur Ekstrom
Ed Johnson
Messrs
Wieseman Family Social Round in Lincoln and Nearby
Thursday evening Mrs Geo Wieseman was surprised by friends in Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Joe Wieseman and Mr and Mrs Richard Wieseman hosted relatives. A Silver Creek dance honored birthdays for Burrel Fox Adolph Grossnicklaus Alfred Grossnicklaus and Geo Wieseman. Florence Timm of Franklin visited sister Mrs Richard Wieseman. Grand Island visitors included Adolph Grossnicklaus Burrell Fox Erasmus Burritt. Continuing visits to and from York Gresham St Edward and other areas noted among Wieseman and related families.
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Geo Wieseman
Joe Wieseman
Richard Wieseman
Lincoln
Walter Wieseman
York
Silver Creek
Burrel Fox
Adolph Grossnicklaus
Alfred Grossnicklaus
Geo. Wieseman
Florence Timm
Franklin
Mra Earl Bond
Earl Bond
Elmer Horst
Gresham
Carrie Musgrove
St Edward
Lee Mickey
Retention Shield rupture demonstration in Minneapolis
C F Redlich rupture expert from Minneapolis Minnesota will demonstrate the new Perfect Retention Shields at the Evans Hotel Columbus on Saturday October 23 from 10 am to 4 pm. Free inspections for past ten years patients. device claims to seal openings instantly without discomfort and ease stomach backache and constipation associated with rupture. Home office 525 Boston Block Minneapolis Minn.
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Columbus
Evans Hotel
C. F .Redlich
Greenwood Splinters Humor From Everyday Life
A collection of light vignettes and quips from campus and town life. Jokes range from a sobbing daughter to a captain aboard a sinking boat and humorous exchanges about aging, reading Braille, and weather strips. The humor hinges on misreadings and playful misunderstandings among students, mothers, salesmen, and neighbors.
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