Judge Payne Addresses American Legion on Mutuality of Service
Judge John Barton Payne of the American Red Cross spoke to the American Legion at Omaha praising cross agency cooperation and the rehab and child welfare endowment drive. He cited disaster relief, Midwest tornado aid, and the ongoing Red Cross service to disabled veterans, urging continued Legion support.
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Judge Payne
American Legion
Omaha
Coolidge
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Red Cross
The
Legion
Congress
American Legion Seeks continued impact in coming year
The passage expresses optimism that the American Legion will remain a leading force for good in American life under wise leadership as activities continue into the coming year. It emphasizes continued membership and active participation.
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American Legion
Pirates Triumph Seals World Series as Johnson Falls
Pittsburgh fans hailed their club as world champions after Walter Johnson endured a brutal eighth inning. Johnson admitted the better team won and praised the Pirates while neutral observers rooted for Old Barney to prevail despite the loss.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Barney
Sir Walter
Harris
Bill and I Argue Over Buying a Car and Stocks
In a rural exchange Bill and I discuss splurging on a new automobile after selling fall crops. I refuse, planning to use proceeds as a down payment on six percent stock. Bill concedes, noting riding the country on stock is impractical and both drop the idea.
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Bill
American Education Week kicks off November 16
The article notes the national observance spans November 16 to 20 with Constitution Day on Monday, Patriotism Day on Tuesday, School and Teacher Day on Wednesday, Thrift and Conservation Day on Thursday, and Community and Health Day on Friday.
Cat’s Tail Fault Shuts Marion County Power and Coal Mine
A cat climbed a telephone pole and touched a ground wire while on a 44 000 volt line causing power outages in four Marion County towns and forcing a coal mine to suspend work for three hours. Utilities and workers restored service after repairs.
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Light and Power Service
Marion County
Iowa
Nebraska Third in Cornfield on 1925 Grain Crops
Nebraska remained high among agricultural states in 1925 with top three rankings in corn and wheat, strong showings in oats alfalfa swine beef cattle and horses, plus high livestock and crop values. State statistician A E Anderson cited harvest figures and noted farming revenue underpins Nebraska’s economy.
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Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
Anderson
Abscessed baby teeth warned against and care urged
The article warns that temporary teeth abscesses can cause serious illness including rheumatism and organ damage. It stresses prompt treatment, careful dental care from tooth emergence, and avoiding risks from neglected abscesses. It also notes social notices and local names/events from Stromsburg area.
Local Folks List Casual Visits and Travels
Polk R L Peterson drove cattle to the Omaha market last week. Dr J R Leibee and Henry Knerr were in Columbus on business. Will Cohagan and family visited from Central City. Paul Crown stayed with parents in town from South Dakota. G M Hill and Miss Tress Hill were York visitors. Dr and Mrs R L Peterson attended the Nebraska Washington game in Lincoln. Mrs H Gustafson and son from Denver visited Mrs C E Putnam. I T Samuelson attends Odd Fellows grand lodge as Viking Lodge delegate. Charley Smith and wife moved from Arborville. he will work for Peterson Nyberg in the wi s business.
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Lincoln
Skinner
Jenner
C. H. Lindburg
A. W. Shafer
A. G. Lindburg
Gertrude Nelson
Mildred Beckman
Z. F. Myers
Alex Scott
Wallace Scott
Frank Clifford
Stromsburg
8. D. Clifford
Near Havens
Philip Sack, Jr
I. T. Samuelson
Naomi
Lorna Alfred
Ellen Larson
Dr. Westfall
Frank Wilcox
Dana Westfall
Hilda Werth
John Werth
Louis Stunkel
Wm. Stunkel
Hordville
Hampton
Neb
H. Degner
C. H. Skinner
Layton DeGroot
Maurice Nyberg
H. A. Cramer
R. C. Imms
R. L. Peterson
Omaha
Dr. J. R. Leibee
Henry Knerr
Columbus
Will Cohagan
Central City
Paul Crown
South Dakota
Drown
G. M. Hill
Tress Hill
York
Nebraska—Washington
H. Gustafson
Little Son
Denver
C. E. Putnam
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
Grand Island
Viking Lodge
Charley Smith
Arborville
Charley
Peterson & Nyberg
Osceola Visitors Attend Lincoln Football Game
Perry Miller Lloyd Collendar and George Burke were among Osceola residents attending the Lincoln football game Saturday. C. E. Andrews visited New Sharon Ta to see his ailing mother. Dr and Mrs H H Cox hosted dinner for Mrs Cox's relatives from York and Clay Center. Mrs Elizabeth Wisely and daughter Fern cared for Mrs Wisely's father. Hr Hughes and son left for Glendale Arizona for the winter seeking health relief.
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Perry Miller
Lloyd Collendar
George Burke
Osceola
Lincoln
Elizabeth Wisely
Miss Fern
Mrs. Wisely
Hr. C. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Glendale
Arizona
Hughes
Government moves to circulate eight tons of flags
The report states the government plans to circulate eight tons of Jewish flags. The piece also notes skepticism about the dollar's value, mocks public figures, and mentions the midway completion of a steel and concrete bridge across the Platte at Yutan.
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Platte River
Yutan
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Sid Mercer
Bill and
Talks Investments
Dave
American Education Week
Fillmore Co
Geneva Signal
Exeter News
Fairmont Chronicle
Bro. Frazier
the Chronicle
F. A. Adelson
Mildred, Geneba
Ethel Beckman
Victoria Nelson
Lucille Leibee
S. S
Nina Tenney
Lucille
Beatrice
Charles Eckles
Carlson
John Seymour
Henry B. Johnson
Mesdames L. E. Jones
C. A. Jenner
Chas. Johnson
Peter Bergman
Wilbur Whitacre
Raymond Cox
Julia James
Philip Sack
Crete
Florida
Lewis Barron
Kearney
Philip
Cox & Olson
Peterson
Polk
H. C. Duncan Produce Co
C. E. Andrews
New Sharon
H. H. Cox
Harold Bell Wright
Tanda Group
Camp Fire Girls
Quality
Osceola, Nebr
WM. J. Bryan
First National Bank
Long
Nebraska Gas & Electric Company
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