Press spread enlightenment in Nebraska club talk
Frank L. Martin of the University of Missouri warned Nebraska Federation of Women’s Clubs at Norfolk that newspapers must rest on public service and facts. He defended crime coverage as deterrent, warned against propaganda, and praised modern journalism while urging continued trust in the press.
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Dedication of New Clay Center School Opens With Governor Speech
A $100,000 Clay Center school building was dedicated with an evening program featuring Governor Arthur Weaver after a daytime radio address on KMMJ and an open house for the public to tour the new facility in use since mid September. Richardson County land activity peaks as four farms sell for $88,000 cash with prices up to $225 per acre.
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Arthur Weaver
Richardson County
Falls City
H. L. Lawrence
August Meinser
Edwin Friedly
Verdon
Graham Jones
Owen Evans
Hastings Advances in Core Drilling with Special Tools
Special drilling tools will be placed in service at Hastings to resume core drilling tests for oil potential. Drilling halted by unusually hard limestone at 130 feet after hardness first appeared at 77 feet. New tools are prepared and work resumes after replacing failing equipment.
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Hastings
New Alfalfa Seed Plant Opens in Crawford
Under the Northwest Nebraska Seed association, a new alfalfa seed warehouse and modern cleaning and grading machinery were completed at Crawford. The group, from Dawes and Sioux counties, handled seven to eight carloads of seed last year. Rex T. Coffee of Harrison serves as president and Sam Ewinbank of Crawford as vice president.
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Northwest Nebraska Seed Association
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Northwest Nebraska Alfalfa Seed Association
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Sioux Counties
Rex T. Coffee
Harrison
Sam Ewinbank
Nebraska officials stock Lake Minatare with 20000 trout
State game department and Walton League members released twenty thousand three inch trout into Lake Minatare from the nursing pond another measure aims to boost local youthwork funds as the Kearney Boy Scout drive nears its goal with about fourteen hundred dollars pledged. A Beaver Crossing robbery yielded a safe and radio set lost but later recovered. Midland College held homecoming with games pep rally play banquet and football vs Nebraska Central and Grand Island. Gravel work on highways 99 Endicott to Beatrice Tailbury proceeds with new bridges and grading. Frost in north Nebraska marked by a 25 degree rise with potential tie to a 36 year record if not for earlier frost. Nebraska farmers and stockmen grossed an estimated 459970000 in 1929 per chamber estimates based on federal data. Elmcreek Irrigation awarded to C W Boyse of Omaha for an 18 mile ditch serving 20000 acres in Dawson and Buffalo counties. State holding ponds at the fairgrounds hold 20000 bass and 10000 perch for distribution. Alliance fall festival to include Sioux war dance and parade sponsored by Alliance chamber. Red Cloud irrigation supporters push to study using Republican river floodwaters with a public meeting planned.
Alliance hospital to add wing becoming region's largest west of Grand Island
St Joseph hospital at Alliance plans a new wing costing about 150000 to expand capacity. The existing structure, added four years ago for 200000, will be supplemented by further developments to serve more patients. Also in Nebraska, a North Platte dispatch notes Commerce department approval for a North Platte broadcasting station to be built west of the city limits by Herbert Spencer of Lincoln. Ben Johnson and associates plan a 100000 silver fox farm between Scottsbluff and Gering on A N Mathers land, with 14 tons of equipment and two buildings under way and fifty pairs of foxes to stock the farm, one of the state’s largest.
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World Peace Through Christ's Kingdom Lesson
Lesson text discusses Messiah's coming kingdom as the path to global peace. It cites Isa 2 and Isa 11 visions, Acts 17, and John 4 to argue that true unity comes through Jesus Christ, with the church as the unifier of nations.
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Cheerful Heart Gol Delights in Honest Service
A fragment notes a cheerful heart delights in service and a parent rejoices to see pleasant duty performed. The quotation attributes ideas to Owen Feltham in Resolves, reflecting moral counsel on virtue and duty.
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Bible praised as enduring symbol of language and power
A quotation from T. B. Macaulay extols the English Bible as a timeless exemplar of beauty and power, suggesting it would suffice to reveal the language's fullest range even if all else perished.
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T. B. Macaulay
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