Large Acreage of Corn Being Planted in Rural Nebraska
Beatrice reports a bumper corn planting season as farmers prepare fields despite wet weather. Wheat stands strong in Jefferson county, with crops like alfalfa, strawberries, potatoes and grapes showing varied prospects. Bellevue seeks a junior university with a $10,000 campaign over the top by $1,920 and notable donor Mrs. A. B. Marshall.
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Fairbury
Jefferson County
Bellevue
Junior University Omaha
Belle Vue
A. B. Marshall
Bellevue Presbyterian Church
Chadron State Normal English Club Chartered as Sigma Tau Delta
A charter was granted on March 16 making Chadron State Normal English Club the Sigma Beta chapter of Sigma Tau Delta. Initiation of twelve members and six pledges occurred May 1 at the McMillan tea room followed by a dinner. Toasts honored Frances Burnham, Martha Rogers Clements, and Gena Saunders.
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Chadron—Aa
Chadron State Normal English Club
Sigma Tau Delta
McMillan
Frances Burnham
Martha Rogers Clements
Gena Saunders
Traffic Signals Installed at Grand Island Crossings
Electric signals began operating at six main crossings in Grand Island business district. They will not run during early morning light traffic. Weekday service starts at 11:30 a.m. and Sunday service at 2 p.m.
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Grand Island
48 Million Dollar Merger of Bus Lines Consolidates Omaha Depot
Omaha announces a 18 million dollar merger of Pickwick Greyhound and Yelloway bus lines. R J Walsh of Interstate Bus Lines confirms Union depot use in Omaha and 122 buses will arrive and depart daily.
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Bus Lines
Omaha
Pickwick-Greyhound
Yelloway Bus Lines
Union
R. J. Walsh
Interstate Bus Lines
Norfolk Junior College Joins Public Schools Endorsed
Norfolk chamber of commerce will present its endorsement as the board of education moves to make the junior college part of the public school system. The change means district residents of legal school age may attend the 13th and 14th grades without paying tuition.
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Norfolk
Board of Education
Norfolk Chamber of Commerce
Norfolk Junior College
Beatrice region notes wide range of local news
Charles Mann of Beatrice catches a 16 inch pike on the Blue River northwest of Beatrice. Omaha teen Donald Becker tours world starting with $2 and plans another trip before college. McCook to host Governor Weaver at May 24 commencement. S A Matthews sells Beatrice area 40 acres for 175 per acre to William Beck of Concordia. Leo Jacks of York to teach at Creighton summer sessions. Omaha inmate Ralph Gaff may be moved to a mental defectives institution after attack at state industrial school. Duff grain elevator rebuild in Nebraska City to raise capacity from 375000 to 1000000 bushels. C B Q railroad adds 150 maintenance workers in Nebraska this spring. McCook junior college to continue pending taxpayer support. Wilber barn fire claims six horses and more, loss about 3000 with insurance. Jane Thompson of Rockford observed 94th birthday with family gathering. Lincoln Advocate high school earns Division A second class. Omaha Central wins journalism trophy. Endicott-Steele City American Legion to celebrate July 4 with rodeo, dances, races, boxing, wrestling and more. Adams residents reject waterworks proposal 149 to 103. village sells light system to power company for 14000. Nebraska public health week observed with state medical association meeting in Omaha. Gering farmer Oscar Johnson kills a large six foot two inch eagle to be mounted. West Point candidate Richard Agnew passes physical for appointment. set to attend July 1. Lyons high school orchestra wins state Class C music contest in Lincoln under Walter H. Reed. Gage county calf clubs receive Wisconsin calves, many with Guernsey dams averaging up to 800 pounds butterfat.
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Charles Mann
Beatrice
Blue River
Donald Becker
Omaha
McCook High School
Arthur J. Weaver
S. A. Matthews
William Beck
Concordia
Kansas
Matthews
Leo V. Jacks
York
Nebr
American Philogical Association
Creighton University
F. R. Dickson
State Industrial School
Kearney
Ralph Gaff
Duff
Nebraska City
Butler-Welsh Grain Company
C. B. & Q. Railroad
Nebraska
McCook
William Soboka
Wilber
Jane Thompson
Gage County
Rockford
Advocate
Lincoln High School
Lincoln
Theta Gamma Epsilon
Midland College
Register of Omaha Cental High School
Hjalmar Anderson
Campbell-Cline Post
American Legion
Endico
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Nebraska State Medical Association
Elks Club
Francis W. Heagey
Douglas County Medical Association
HE. R. Hays
Falls City
Nebraska Medical Association
Nebraska Plan
Nebraska Association
Oscar Johnson
Gering
Richard Agnew
George Agnew
Congressman Howard
West Point
Richard
Central City
Lyons High School
Lyons
Walter H. Reed
Wisconsin
Knowing God Through Restoration and Heart Law
A devotional outline on Israel's restoration, the New Covenant, and knowing God. It traces God gathering the dispersed, the call to return, and the inward law written by the Spirit, linking Jeremiah 31 to John 1:17 and the victorious life in Christ.
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God
Israel
Judah
Jehovah
Ephraim
Rachel
Jesus Christ
Easy Life Valueless
A brief reflection notes that an easy life may not be valuable to oneself or to others, suggesting ease without merit offers little worth or meaning.
All Growth Is Slow Growth Quotation by Gaynor
A quote on the nature of growth and civilization attributes slow growth to the economy of Almighty God and asserts people cannot force human life or civilization to grow faster than natural pace.
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God
Gaynor
Religion And Window Displays Reflect Shop Stock
A quotation attributes to Spurgeon that a shop owner who wears religion openly in his window shows a tiny stock inside his shop. The remark links outward piety with inner business. It comments on public display versus true inventory.
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Spurgeon
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Cement Establishment
Louisville
Platte River
Ash Grove Lime & Portland Cement Company
Nature
John Cranwald
Cranwald
Chadron Normal
Platte County
W. M. Stebbins
Stebbins
OUR Comic
Oui
Featherhead
Willard
Finney
Michael Vez
Luna
Rev
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D. Dean
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