City Council Holds Lengthy Session On Ordinance Issue
The city council met for a long session discussing a Sunday theater ordinance and a push to close picture shows. Rev. Austin urged moral reform, while opponents argued enforcement or church outreach would be more effective. The council tabled the measure for a second reading amid a split vote. The library board requested funds for new books, Garfield park bandstand damage was noted, and payments were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board
W. G. Brooks
A. L. Tidd
Ben Rainey
Eastwood
Henry Trout
John Filspatrick
John Bauer
Furnace
Library
Tincoin Telephone and Telegraph Co
Weyrigh & Hadraba
GC. Baker
Nebraska Light Co
M. Areler
James Donnelly
Publica Library
Olive Jones
R. W. ‘Toorood
Fire and Water Committee
Archer
Gass County
Tidd
Patterson
Hogar
Eral Teitiseny
Eler
Paterson
Hickey
Dovey
Ftey
Austin
Minnister
D. C. Dwyer
Rev. Austin
Nev. Austin
Dwyer
Hev. Austin
Kurt
Jouncilmin Hallstrom
Connellman Buttery
Yeus—Patterson
Fyllery
Kurty
Shea
Yondran
Nava
O. G. Fricke
Declaration for Naturalization by Max Rumuél Richter
Files his declaration for naturalization in the district clerk’s office and seeks United States citizenship. An immigrant from Deirsdorf Germany, he arrived in New York on March 28 1972 and worked as a baker since arriving.
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Max Rumuél Richter
United States
Deirsdorf
Germany
New York
Rev Dunkleberger Delivers Prodigal Son Lecture
Rev D L Dunkelberger of the Christian church spoke to a full Young Men's Bible class audience on a modern take of the prodigal son. The Young Men's Glee Club performed two numbers and led several songs, with the event deemed highly enjoyable and instructive for attendees.
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D. L. Dunkelberger
The
Christian Church
Young Mens Glee Club
City National Bank
Omaha
Prizes Announced for Eagles Masquerade Ball
The Eagles offer handsome prizes for the masquerade at Coates Hall. Prizes include a 5 black and white prize set, Florsheim shoes worth eight five dollars, a Brownie camera, and an ebony hand mirror. A Omaha costume rental man will be on the Coates block second floor Saturday.
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Weyrich & Hadraba
Coates’ Hall
Florsheim
Fenileman
Omaha
Coates
Suit to Quiet Title in Nebraska District Clerk Office
Morvan Fe Brauchner v Joseph McCreary Casa Gownly a Nebraska corporation unknown heirs of Zacheriah Karr Citizens Bank of Matsmouth defunct MM G Dovey & Son suit to quiet title filed yesterday with service by publication in the Journal per district judge order.
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Mor
van FE. Brauchner
Joseph McCreary
Casa Gownly
Nebraska
Reed Farm 286 Acres Sells Near Greenwood in Gags County
The Reed farm of 286 acres near Greenwood in western Gags county sold yesterday. Owners Jonnie R. Corliss Leroy J. Corliss Hannah Schaffer L. V. Schaffer George Reed Anna Reed David T. Reed Mina Reed Jesse Reed Kate Nickels and John A. Nickels sold to Charles G. Allison of Omaha for about 8475 per acre. The property is described as among the nicest farms in the area.
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Reed
Jonnie R. Corliss
Leroy J. Corliss
Hannah Schaffer
L. V. Schaffer
George Reed
Anna Reed
David T. Reed
Mina Reed
Jesse Reed
Kate Nickels
John A. Nickels
Charles G. Allison
Omaha
Gags County
Greenwood
Base Ball Boys Hatch Plans for the Season
From Wednesday's Daily, warm weather brings out players and fans as base ball plans form for a red-hot season. Veterans remain, new pitcher expected, Pred Mann behind the bat with Pete Herold, strong infield headlined by Louie Smith and Don Apries, first base likely Pred Me Conley, many young players in training, outfield anchored by Mason and Beal ready to lead the team.
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Pred Mann
Pete Herold
Louie Smith
Don Apries
Conley
Ely
Beal
Etredeth
Tte Sénagn
Funeral of Mrs. B. J. Reynolds Today
The funeral for Mrs. B. J. Ney notes Reynolds was held at 8 40 this morning from the South Seventh Street home. The service was led by Reverend Dunkleberger of the Christian church. A quartet sang hymns and the casket was sent to Burlington depot for transport to Thornan Town. The community extends sympathy to the family.
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B. J. Neynots
South Seventh Street
Ew D. J. Dunkleberger
The
Christian Church
Golda
Florence Dunkleberger
Jesse Perry
C. Sandin
Burlington Depot
Thornan
Town
Wilber Flour Brand Dealer Sells Carload to Local Grocer
Mr FE Tank of Wilber representative of Lithhe Halchet brand of flour called on Il M Soennichsen, a longtime Grocer, and Mr Rank, selling a carload of flour to the enterprising merchant now in his store for ready sale.
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FE. Tank
Wilber
Il. M. Soennichsen
Rank
The Beauty and Demand of Penmanship in Business
Article extols penmanship as essential for good business and government service. It argues writing speed and clarity favor employability, notes the continued value of longhand despite typewriters, and urges steady practice to develop a bold rapid style. It cites a Western supervisor noting rising demand for skilled penmen and instructors.
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Utis
Wiilink
Returns From Panama Visit Provides Pleasant Memories
From Tonaday's Dally, C. B. Schlicher and wife left December 26 for a tip to the Panama canal zone and returned this morning feeling they had one of the most enjoyable times of their lives. They will visit for a time at the home of Charles Miller, south of the city.
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Tonaday
C. B. Schlicher
Panama Canal Zone
Charles Miller
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Usays
Fox
New York Evening Sun
Rev. Dunkleberger
B. J. Reynolds
Panama
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