Gift of the Spirit and Prohibition Talk at Norway Institute
Mrs. Hattie Loufborrow addresses the W G C U Institute in Norway on May 1, praising spring, nature’s gifts, and the virtue of giving. She cites faith, education, and national Prohibition as key aims, urging women to join the movement and support laws protecting homes and society.
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Hattie Loufborrow
W. GC
T. U. Institute
Norway
David
Goliath
Samuel
Womans Christian Tempérance Union
Frances E. Williard
Local residents visit neighbors across district lines
District 48 and Nic Bert Mobey Mrs Seabolt of Scandia visited Mrs Anna Garbry Sunday. Beames staying this week visiting friends. Floyd Walter and family L Loofbourrow Ben Bartlett and wife and Nora Bowling and daughter spent Sunday at Harry Giles. Fred Brown and wife and two grandchildren attended church at Norway. Chester Loofbourrow and son shopped in Concordia. George Walter Charles Walter and families and Clark Murphy visited E H Bartletts. John Loofbourrow and Melon Loofbourrow called at Anna Benett’s. Chas Barleen and family visited Uncle Chester Lewis of Norway. Lila Wuthke hosted nine S S class mates Sunday. Hazel Adams and Edith Ames visited Gladys Gle. Mesdantes Anna Garbry and Sadie Beames spent Tuesday at Thomas Giles. Will Cowle and wife and Geo Cowle spent Sunday at H S Walters. Frances Fickle spent Monday at Anna Garbrys. Robert Hyder and family visited relatives in Belleville Saturday and Sunday. Clifford Young and two daughters shopped in Belleville Saturday. Mack Griffeth worked for Harry Giles Tuesday. Murrie and daughter Mae spent Sunday at Ed Ingraham home. Tom Giles shopping in Belleville with Mrs Frances Fickel. Quincy Ellis and family visited relatives in Concordia Sunday. John T Loofbourrow assisted on Mr Murphy’s house Monday. Rev and Mrs Gale and son Casel visited Tom Giles Sunday. Arthur Norris two sons of Norway spent the day evening at Harry Giles.
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Nic
Bert “Mobey
Seabolt
Scandia
Anna Garbiy
Gladys iGle
Anna Garbry
Sadie Beames
Thomas Giles
Will Cowle
Geo. Cowle
Walters
Frances Fickle
Anna Garbrys
Robert Hyder
Belleville
Clifford, Young
Belesville
Mack Griffeth
Harry Gile
Urrie
Mae
Ingraham
Tom’Gile
Henry
Frances Fickel
Quincy Ellis
Concordia
John T Loofbourrow
Murphy
Gale
Casel
Tom Giles
Arthur Norris
Norway
Fheday
Harry Giles
Endorsement of Wilson and caution on future GOP nominee
The Recorder backs President Wilson and urges unity behind his leadership in foreign and domestic affairs. It warns that if a corrupt political gang dictates a candidate against voter will, as in Chicago, many voters will find it hard to support such a choice.
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the Recorder
Times
Chicago
Jewell Republican
Faulty ethics of wage culture and party machine power
John A. Slecher argues in Leslie's that indulgent wage gains and bread lines undermine self reliance, leading to a generation taught not to sacrifice. The piece warns of a corrupt political machine aided by gambling, vice, and saloon funds, and calls for honest public service over party labels.
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John A. Slecher
Leslie’ S
Dan M. Roberts
Terre Haute
Boss
Barnes
New York
Congress
United States
The Home Town By Nels Darling
A discussion on the vitality of local retail shops in western towns. The piece outlines three shopper types: home merchants tied to local life, independent buyers attached to mortgages and bank stock, and mail order customers seeking convenience. It argues dealers must compete on quality price and service to survive.
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Nels Darling
Ayho
Man who proclaims readiness to try anything once
A quirky line notes a bold boast about trying anything once, yet doubts its wisdom attributed to a witty observer. The remark reflects a playful take on risk and judgment in bold personality.
Nebraska postmaster dismissed for hugging a lady
A Nebraska postmaster was dismissed after an incident involving hugging a lady. The source notes the postmaster's duties are to handle the mails, and includes a quoted remark by A C Halliwell.
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Nebraska
Halliwell
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Wilson
Mr.Wilson
Holton Recorder
Ramsbottom & Anderson
Kansas
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