Orleans Hotel Holding Co plans 65 thousand dollar stock issue
State records show twenty thousand dollars subscribed and five thousand paid for the Orleans Hotel Holding Co with provision for a sixty five thousand dollar ultimate stock issue for construction equipment and operation. A Kenesaw fire damaged a frame garage of the Kenesaw Motor Co owned by Joe Cruse destroying nine used cars two trucks and $ five thousand worth of parts though the new cars were saved.
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Orleans Hotel Holding Co
Secretary of State
Kenesaw
Kenesaw Motor Company
Joe Cruse
Hastings
David City
Charles Machurek
Dodge Garage
Glen Sargent
Buckley & Woboril
The
Presbyterian Church At
Bridgeport
Alliance
Robert Grimes
Powell
John Welsh
Helvey
Welsh
Ewing
Louisville
Kentucky
Nebraska
Nebraska 1928 Farm Income Hits 471 Million
Nebraska reports 1928 gross farm income of 471 million dollars, with livestock sales leading at 314 million and cattle 133 million, hogs 108 million. The state notes a 10 percent rise from 1927 and a 44 percent rise since 1922, with Ak Sar Ben Stock Show slated for Omaha November 1 to 8.
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Omaha
Lincoln
Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
Anderson
H. J. Gamlich
U. I. Frisbie
Gardner
R. C. Pollock
Chicago
National Livestock and Meat Board
A Happy Home Coming Lesson Outline
The August 18 lesson centers on a return from exile and renewal. Jeremiah counsels settling in Babylon and living faithfully while awaiting God's 70 year promise, Cyrus' proclamation enables the return, and the exiles rejoice and sow in tears, trusting divine fruitfulness for the land.
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Babylon
Jeremiah
Dartiel
Cyrus
Daniel
Isaiah
Jerusalem
Judah
Benjamin
Nebuchadnezzar
Gaining Fragrance and the Path to Goa Quote
Frances Power Cobbe reflects on choices that bring innocent pleasure and aid to others while sacrificing personal memories. The speaker warns that such actions could lead to lasting remorse and lost happiness.
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Goa
Frances Power Cobbe
Victory Over Self: A Saintly Maxim by Charley Noel Douglas
A concise spiritual guideline from Charley Noel Douglas states that personal triumph over one’s own faults is the only victory God accepts, emphasizing inner ethics over external success.
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Charley Noel Douglas
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Samuel R. M’kelvie
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
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Somthing
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Asolt
Felix
Western Newspaper Union
Finney
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