Sheriff Recovers Thirteen Stolen Autos Reported
Hamilton and Merrick counties police recovered thirteen stolen automobiles in two weeks. Milan Shepherd, linked to Omaha gang activity, posted $2000 bond with his father signing. Preliminary hearing set for July 15 as Will Shepherd faces charges with others arrested in Kimball.
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Hamilton
Aurora
Milan
Howardv
Merrick
Omaha
Shepherd
Will Shepherd
Kimball
Lincoln Star
Coal Shortage Threat Now Cast For Next Winter
A statement by B. S. Peabody, chairman of the National Coal Association special committee, warns of a historic coal shortage next winter unless production rises 25 percent or more. The committee reports that at current rates one industrial plant out of eight could shut down due to extremely low demand and supply gaps.
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Chicag
Jung
Peabody
Coal, Association
United
States
Social page notes from Bradshaw area life and war talk
Local items report visits and entertainment by Bradshaw residents Mrs V an Stratton and Items Mx, news of Mrs Fred Berger illness, and word that Sergeant John L Wochner arrived home at Camp Merritt, N J. Notes on Candy, ice cream, and band concert in town. Quotation humor and moralizing lines alongside life snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Stratton
Lafalot ‘Elu
Fred Berger
Town
Wochner Brothers
Bradshaw
Louis Berger
York
John L. Wochner
Camp Merritt
N. J
United States Debt and Peace Terms Discussed
The United States debt on January 1 stood at 22 079 084 247 18 dollars. The text argues debt remains large but lower than press estimates and a permanent peace would sharply reduce military spending and armaments, lowering taxes. It urges public support for policy reducing armaments to lessen war likelihood.
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United States
Treasury
Department
Wilson Sees War Costs in German Military Power
A World Herald report quotes J Stitt Wilson condemning German military power. He cites 4 5 million deaths from starvation and battle since 1914 and vast property destruction. He says U S entered war after efforts to preserve peace failed.
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J. Stitt Wilson
United States
Wilson
World-Herald
Local social notes from Polk area and visitors
W C Bell of Palisade Colorado was in Polk Thursday. Hartwig Fredman and wife were Osceola visitors Monday. R H H Shesing sold a Buick to Louis Beckman Saturday. H G White and wife hosted Bradshaw friends Sunday afternoon. Bauder and wife drove to York Sunday afternoon. Bauder & Son placed a new Davis auto with the Hesiy Stunkle family last week. Grant Ramage and wife of Central City visited the Z F and John Myers families Sunday. Geralyn Walrath from Osceola organized a violin study class here Saturday. D H Westfall and wife with son visited Lincoln Sunday and returned Monday. Abusing the President is considered by some Republicans in Congress as a substitute for duty. Mr and Mrs Delmar Larkin from Exeter and Mr and Mrs Orlando Arkin from Beaver Crossing settled business Saturday. John Kubista of Praghe accepted a position on the Myers dray. Lieuts Laurence Arlander visited Polk Saturday night and Sunday. He is in qua work and appeared with sailors quartet in Marquette on Saturday. Bhiege and a party left Polk for a concert Sunday, attended by A G Lindburg and Edwin. Mae Me Gaffin mentioned among attendees. Others listed include I T Samuelson, Philip Sack and David Anderson.
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W. C. Bell
Palisade
Colo
Polk
Hartwig
Fredman
Osceola
Mrnday
R. HH. Shesing
Louis Beckman
H. G. White
Bradshaw Friends
Grant Ramage
Central City
Z. F
John Myers
Geralyn
Walrath
D.H. ‘Westfall
Lincoln
Congress
Astas
Delmar Larkin
Exeter
Orlando
Beaver
John. Kubista
Praghe
Joe
Laurence
Arlander
Marquette
McCoo
A. G
Lindburg
Gon
Edwin
Mae-Me- Gaffin
Samuélson
Philip Sack
David
Anderson
Ernest ‘Iéhhson
James, Duan
Ay E, Jenkins
Kansas City
Samm “McConnell
Stromsburg
Rystrom
Margaret
Tillery
York
John
Sjoblom
Ford
Ust
Keaton
Mildred
Boulder
August Molzer
Chas. Graves
Phoebe
Martin
Grand Island
Johnson
Minnie
Mitchell
Local notes mix illness travel and public notices
A stream of small items reports Rev. Palin ill Monday and Fourth of July closures. locomotion updates include east bound passenger Olof Alfred yesterday and Mrs. F N Larson sick Monday evening. Community names read like a town directory with Prairie Meadow Grove Creamery ads and village officials, paving plans, and a new police hire.
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F. N. Larson
Olof’ Alfred
Oscar Strand
Fairbury
Byron Tatlow
Chas. Dahlgren
Stromberg
Gon Carl
Omaha
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Germany
Lillian’ ‘Brown
Nebraska
Colllege
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Thade
A. Bauder
Don Bauder
Bauder & Son
Davis Auto
Hesiy Stunkle
Rev. Palin
Meadow Grove
City
Lera Beetem
Central
Madsday
Edwin Glad
Joshua. Cox, ‘Jr
Yorka
Aléx-English
Sbokane Washington
Edith
Elsie” Anderson
W.L
Nelson
J.C. Tansey
Longmont
Ella’ McGinnid
Walter
Blanche ‘Sedam
University Place
Spencer
Deptal
Im Reeves
Sundberg
Alto
Georgea Mitchen
Brad
Saurday
Elmer
Fort Bliss
Texas
Esther& Peterson
SG. E. Torres
House of
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Harless
Lundberg
Hess
Emmy
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