Arborville Social Roundup Reports Dinner Guests and Events
Arborville residents hosted visits and dinners with families from York and nearby towns. A birth announcement, travel to York for a Bedient reunion, and multiple local visitors highlight a busy community week. The Arborville Missionary and Aid Society met at Mrs Clark Stouffer’s home with nine members and three guests, and Mrs Frank Merchant was chosen as delegate to the Blue Valley Association convention at Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arborville
Martin Howard
Archie
Clair Howard
Ethel Marble
Wm. Kaeding
York
A. H. Ramsey
Wayne
Owen Bedient
Atlanta
Iowa
Harvey Wochner
Donnabelle
Homer Ramsey
McCool
Ernest Salchow
R. B. Burke
Stromsburg
Nancy Kathleen
George Flick
Pasadena
Calif
Roy Cramer
Marquette
H. A. Cramer
Elmer Allison
Jackie
Harold Bedient
Charles Dahlgren
Grand Island
Martin Hoffman
Ester Lackey
Thais Belle
Fred Bedient
Bedient
E. Bedient
Bailey Stouffer and
Otto Wallace
John Wochner
Donald Ramsey
Vre
A A Shockey
Harold
Floyd Bittinger
Benedict
Robert Merchant
Dwight Walkup
Laurene Dahlgren
Oklahoma City
Okla
Arborville Missionary and Aid Society
Clark Stouffer
Ralph Fisher
R E Merchant
Our Church
Frank Merchant
Blue Valley Association
Aurora
T D Otte
For Rent Goodsroom House In Progress Office Ad
For rent a goodsroom house with easy heating, kitchen, living room, bedroom, pantry, bath and closet. Suitable for an elderly couple. Reasonable rental. Rooms are large and easily furnished. Inquire at the Progress office.
Nebraska Land: Soil Types and Sugar Beet Industry Growth
University of Nebraska figures outline Nebraska’s land by soil type, irrigation, and acreage. Estimates show 35 840 acres of badlands and 2 732 800 acres of rough canyon land. irrigation now covers about 2 200 000 acres, four percent of the state. The sugar beet sector ranks first in yield per acre among six leading producing states, with 12.3 tons per acre. NYA employment supports 660 students and over $76 000 allocated to the university.
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Nebraska
G. E. Condra
University of Nebraska
NYA
University
University of Nebraska Conservation and Survey Division
Esther S. Anderson
University of Nebraska Department of Geography
Anderson
Shelby Guests Visit Relatives Across States
Thomas Rae of Salem Oregon visited Shelby with his aunt Mrs J R Rosenberry. Rae traveled from Scottsbluffs where he and his wife spent two weeks with her parents. He planned a short stop in Columbus before returning to Scottsbluff. Fred Scow Charley Lockard Miss Lulu Burns and Mrs Anna Merrick attended a Methodist conference in Lincoln. Mrs Lena Shay and Mrs Bock from David City stayed in Shelby Saturday to Monday with relatives including Mrs E Clouse and Mrs Laura Taldiken. Glen Ingalls and wife returned from two week trip visiting Twin Falls Idaho Utah and Colorado and saw L R Donnelly and Lucy McBeth in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Thomas Rae
Salem
Oregon
J. R. Rosenberry
Rae
Scottsbluffs
Columbus
Scottsbluff
Fred Scow
Charley Lockard
Lulu Burns
Anna Merrick
Lincoln
Lena Shay
Longest Canal Claims Across Nations
The text asserts the world’s longest canal is in China extending from Hangchow to Tientsin. It also states a separate claim for a northwestern Russian ship canal 152 miles long linking the Baltic and White seas.
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China
Hangchow Tientsin
Russia
Baltic
White Seas
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha
Receipts at Omaha Monday totaled 18 500 cattle and 5 500 hogs with supplies mainly Western range cattle. Cornfed steers sold mostly 10 to 15 cents higher, top steers around 11.00, and hogs higher with butcher weights up to 7.90. Lamb prices ranged from 7.50 to 9.25 with feeders 8.25 to 8.75.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Laws
Thrums term tied to Barrie origins in Kirriemuir
James A Roy explains that Thrums is the local term for threads used in old Kirriemuir weaving. He notes Barrie’s Thrums and Auld Lichts reflect a slice of the town’s social fabric, with religious divisions shaping Barrie’s writings and family background.
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Malines
Antwerp
Belgium
Brussels
Scheldt
St. Rombold
Sir James Barrie
Kirriemuir
Scotland
James A. Roy
Kirriemurian
J. M. Barrie
Professor Roy
Barrie
Roy
David Barrie
Southree
Margaret Ogilvy
Vitamins and diet balance in health myths
The article warns against overemphasizing vitamins and stresses a balanced diet with milk eggs whole grains fruits vegetables and fresh meat. It notes white flour and breakfast cereals often lack vitamins and minerals and explains absorption issues may require higher intake or injections in some cases. It previews more vitamin facts next week.
Lincoln Journal promotes affordable daily and Sunday rates
The Lincoln Journal markets low prices to readers amid hard times, comparing annual and weekly costs to other Nebraska papers. It notes competition from The State Journal and The Sunday Journal and Star, highlights mail and carrier options, and lists job openings for morning, evening, and Sunday routes in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Daily Journal
Lincoln Journal
Bee-News
State Journal
Sunday Journal and
Star
Omaha
Denver
Lincoln Journal Sells One To Three Dollars A Year Less Than Any Other Big State
Journal
Nebraska
Kansas
The
Card of thanks for support after death of father and grandfather
We thank friends and neighbors who kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved father and grandfather. From Mr and Mrs Walter Binford and family and other relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Binford
Orville Binford
L. Withrow
David Binford
T Cunningham
James Rice
Fred Garner
John Sargent American Painter Born in Florence
John Sargent an American painter was born in Florence Italy and educated across Italy Germany and France.
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Sargent
Italy
John Sargent
Florence
Germany
France
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