Nebraska News in Brief Local items from Crawford to Fremont
State bonds for a $125000 junior school passed by a large majority at Crawford. Lightning killed Ben Nicholson near Wilsonville, age 40, leaving a widow and ten children. Bank affairs at Ainsworth near final settlement after a failed institution. Lincoln war memorial drive led by Frank Coffey and Sons of Veterans. Chadron stadium plan $30000 with $5000 student and $5000 college match. Western Nebraska Farmers Union picnic June 24 at Northwest State park. Kinney grain elevator rebuilt after fire. loss $9000. Red Cloud WWI memorial fund drive using war service money. Cheyenne county farm electrification and irrigation planned. Bridgeport consolidates two papers into weekly. Fairbury Kiwanis excursion to Omaha for stockyards and races. Harrisburg rattlesnake den found with 40 snakes killed. Marsland pond project for a fish hatchery under state stock plan. Record bullfrog caught near Bridgeport. Fremont airport plan and Nebr. Flying Service incorporation for transport, school, and field. Omaha Women’s Press Club writing contest open to Nebr. writers. prizes listed. Red Cloud church merger to take effect July 1. Adams man R J Leach killed while repairing a hay stacker.
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Wilsonville
State Bank of
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Sons of Veterans
State Teachers’ College
Chadyon
Farmers’ Union
Farmers of
Kinney
Hardwick Park
Red Cloud
United States
Red Cloud Home Guard
Cheyenne County
Western Public Service Company
Scottsbluff
Lodge Pole
Dalton
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Herald
Ray Ryason
News-Blade
Ben Sallows
Alliance
Ryason
Fairbury Kiwanis Club
Fairbury
Jansen
Plymouth
Omaha
Stacy Brit
Harrisburg
Rupert Bigsby
Harvey Crow
Paul Shatto
Willow Creek
Marsland
Cunningham
State Department of Game and Fish
BE. T. Grege
Willard Humpal
Fremont
Nebraska Flying Service, Inc
Omaha Women’s Press Club
Nebraska
E. E. McMillan
37Th Street
Red Cloud Christian and Congregational Churches
Nelson
Christian Church
Oronoque
Kansas
R. J. Leach
Adams
Planters Wan Nebraska Spuds Planters Wan Nebraska Spuds
Planters near Alliance report southern growers will provide a ready market for Nebraska seed potatoes. William Morrow, returning from a south trip, says western Nebraska stock outperforms southern stock, driving demand for Nebraska seed. Southern stock suffered disease and low yields, prompting dealers to seek northern stock for next season. Clyde Yandy of Brownsville Texas buys Alliance potatoes for fall harvest.
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Alliance
Nebraska
William Morrow
Clyde Yandy
Brownsville
Tex
Nebraska Crop Report Shows Strong Season Start
The bi monthly Burlington Railroad report on Nebraska crops indicates wheat at 97 percent, corn with an average start, small grains excellent, and first alfalfa cut expected to be heavy. Soil conditions mostly satisfactory with minor rain areas, regional wheat standings 103, 93, 94, 97 percent. corn promising after replanting. potatoes and fruit in satisfactory to average condition.
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Lincoln
Webraska
Burlington Railroad
Nebraska
Omaha
Wymore
McCook
Tecumseh Upgrades Fire Equipment With New Trucks
Tecumseh city council reports a major upgrade to fire fighting gear. A new American LaFrance G.M. CG truck with hose pumper and booster, powered by a 0 horsepower Master Buick engine, cost 5 433 dollars. The old White truck was traded for a Chevrolet, retaining chemicals ladders hoses gas masks and other equipment at 263 dollars.
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Tecumseh
Buick
Stories Retold and Prophetic Lessons for Youth
Lesson framework outlines methods for seniors and adults, focusing on character study of kings and prophets, and the Summary Method. It lists weekly lessons from April to June highlighting Isaiah Hezekiah Jeremiah Rechabites and Psalm 103 with aims of drawing biblical lessons and obedience to God through scripture.
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Leseon
Isaiah
Hezekiah
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Jeremiah
Israel
Palestine
Judah
God and Secrets Across Hearts and Worldviews
Quote from Seneca on God perceiving all thoughts and life choices, arguing secrecy is pointless before the divine judge. It reflects a philosophy of inner honesty versus public perception and the universality of moral accountability.
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Seneca
Religion and Education: A Philosophical Contrast
A quotation contrasts religion with education and character, stating religion is necessary while education without religion is barren. It presents the view that character enhances intellect, implying moral grounding matters more than cleverness alone.
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Ald
Leslie Owen
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