Thirty Huskers May be Awarded Coveted Letters
Nebraska's football squad returns to Lincoln after a 2 PM arrival and fan celebration. A record 30 players appear set to earn the scarlet N letter for 43 minutes across at least three games, with Roy Mandery possibly pushing total to 31. End of week letter meeting and December 10 banquet for captain announcement planned.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Lon Stiner
Frank Dailey
Vint Lawson
Dan McMullen
Glenn Presnell
Frank Mielenz
Persy Lucas
Avard Mandery
Bob Whitmore
Clarence Raish
Don Lindell
Leon Sprague
Cecil Molten
Arnold Oehlrich
Bill Bronson
Blue Howell
Wally Marrow
Lloyd Grow
Joe Weir
Ted James
Elmer Holm
John
Jag) Brown
George Shaner
Merie Zuver
Clif Ashburn
Victor Beck
Cornhusker
Missouri
Oklahoma A. & M
Kansas
Kansas Aggies
Drake
Iowa Estate
Huskers
Oxford Nebraska
Cornhusker Commonwealth
Harry Ellis
Holdrege
Hastings
Lloyd Thomas
Nebraska and Hastings College
Art lamp shades draw interest at Bates Book Shop Annex
Free lessons in art lamp shade making are offered at the Bates Book and Gift Shop Annex, inviting enthusiasts to learn techniques and craft decorative pieces. The program promotes hands on guidance and practical skills for creating lamp shades.
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Bates Book and Gift Shop
Pick New Ambassador Paris Seeks Claudel for Washington Post
Paris indicates Paul Claudel will succeed Henry Berenger as ambassador to the United States if accepted by Washington and approved by the state department. Claudel, currently ambassador to Tokyo, has served in China Denmark and Japan and would return from the orient.
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Paris
Paul Claudel
Henry Berenger
Washington
United States
M. Claudel
Tokyo
State Department
China
Denmark
Japan
Germany
Orient
Berlin
May Halt the Licensing of New Broadcasters
Washington reports a move to halt licensing of new broadcasting stations until a comprehensive radio law is enacted. Congress factions clash over regulatory language, risking delay beyond the current session and into 1928. President Coolidge backs action while noting limited listening time and channel constraints.
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Washington
Congress
Representative White
Rep
House
Coolidge
Hoover
Birthday celebration honors Catherine Donis
Mr and Mrs George Donis hosted a dinner at 6 30 last evening at their home for the first birthday of their daughter Catherine The cake was the centerpiece and the child was the guest of honor as friends joined in well wishes for many more happy anniversaries.
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George Donis
Catherine
Don Juans Three Nights Opens at Parmelo Theatre
Hollywood gossip surrounds Lewis Stone and Shirley Mason in First National’s Don Juans Three Nights debuting at Parmelo Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday. The production promises a rich character portrayal with Stone and Mason supported by an excellent cast under director John Francis Dillon.
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Parmelo Theatre
First National
Lewis Stone
Shirley Mason
Hollywood
Stone
John Francis Dillon
Naturalization Applications Filed in District Court
Applications for U S citizenship have been received by the clerk of the district court. Applicants examined by district examiner A H Bdde will be acted upon at the March term. Names include Waldemar Soren Nielson, Hedwig Olson, Axel F J Olson of Cedar Creek and Carl Emrich Carlson of Louisville, all renouncing foreign allegiance to become U S citizens.
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District Court
A. H. Bdde
Waldemar Soren Nielson
Hedwig Olson
Axel F. J. Olson
Cedar Creek
Carl Emrich Carlson
Louisville
Denmark
Sweden
United States
Journal Want Ads Cost But They Get Results
Classified notes highlight affordable want ads that attract buyers fast and reliably. Readers report quick responses and strong value from economical listings in the journal.
Mexico Mining Output Gaining Despite Petroleum Drop
Mexico reports six month export gains driven by metals and minerals, grain and other products, offsetting a £46,000,000 petroleum decline. Zinc exports lead the rise, with U S taking 72.71 percent of shipments. total trade grows with gold and silver bullion excluded from standard figures.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
France
Holland
United States Department of Commerce
Death of Sam G. Smith From Plainview Texas
Mrs Ray Smith says Sam G. Smith father of five died November 3 in Plainview Texas after a paralytic stroke. He was a former well known resident of this city who moved to Texas years ago and had lived there since.
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Ray Smith
Plainview
Texas
Sam G. Smith
Mr. Smith
Journal Office Offers Variety of Business Stationery
All kinds of business stationery are printed at the Journal office, including letterheads, envelopes, and note pads, available in assorted sizes and styles for professional use.
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Journal
Mud Tax Exacts a Large Tribute from the Public
W. G. Davis criticizes road funding as a mud tax harming farmers and travelers. He argues good roads are an investment, not taxes, citing gas usage, trip costs, and registration fees. He advocates shifting funds to gravel and pavement to reduce farm tolls and boost commerce.
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Mabel
Waterloo
Omaha
Nebraska
United States
Illinois
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Angel
Ords
W. G. Davis
The
Chamber of Commerce
Annual Meeting of Extension People in Nebraska
The Extension people of Nebraska announce their annual meeting in Lincoln the week beginning December 6. A representative states they will attend the gathering to participate in sessions and discussions.
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Extension People of
Nebraska
Lincoln
Women Club Leaders Learn Furniture Refinishing in County Meeting
Miss Rizpah Douglass led county clubs Nov 16–17 at Weeping Water and Elmwood in a session on refinishing furniture and living room design. Leaders removed old finishes, studied wood types, and discussed stains, varnishes, and repairs. They explored furniture proportion, flower arrangements, and winter bouquets, and planned January Organized Articulture week in Lincoln with wide county club participation.
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Woman’s Home Economics
Rizpah Douglass
Weeping Water
Elmwood
Miss Douglass
Nebraska
Land
New Train Handy to Improve Union Rail Service
The Missouri Pacific announces a new train starting Sunday December 5 to connect Union with county seats. Northbound arrival at 7:45 and southbound departure at 6:23 from Union, with morning arrivals at 7:15 or 7:20 and afternoon options at 3:00. Omaha travelers from Plattsmouth will also benefit from the 5:45 Omaha departure.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Union
Omaha
Plattsmouth
New Engraved Christmas Cards at Bates Book & Gift Shop
Bates Book and Gift Shop offers a large line of engraved Christmas cards in many artistic designs. Orders for name engraving are urged now to ensure delivery in time for the Christmas season. The shop claims the largest best line at reasonable prices in the city.
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Bates Book & Gift Shop
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church Notice
Sunday school will be held at 9 30 but no service. The pastor attends his father in law funeral so there is no choir practice or teachers meeting. The church fair planned for December 3 is postponed indefinitely until the basement is ready.
Suit Over Team of Mules Occupies Time of Court
The case Edward Heil vs William H Meisinger opened in the district court after a county court ruling favored the defendant. The dispute centers on ownership of a team of mules bought for $110 with a payment check stopped at the bank.
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Ed Heil
William H. Meisinger
District Court
Edward Heil
W. H. Meisinger
Duxbury
Mr. Hell
Mynard U. B. Church Sunday services and events
Sunday school at 10 a.m. sermon at 11 a.m. on A Man Used of God. Special meetings start Sunday with services nightly all week. Ladies' Aid misses its usual meeting for a Golden Red club Christmas party Thursday December 9 at Mrs. Howard Wiles' home. W. M. A. meets December 8 at 2 30 p.m. at Mrs. W. T. Richardson's home. G B Weaver pastor.
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Ladies’ Aid
Golden Red Club
Howard Wiles
W. T. Richardson
G. B. Weaver
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Bates Book and Stationery Store
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Oklahoma A
Commerce Department
Sam Smith
Davis
Farm Bureau
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
General Motors Corporation
J. B. Livingston
4Th and Main Streets
Plattsmouth, Nebe
Mynard U. B. Church
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