Nebraska News Roundup From State Wide Briefs
A state news brief notes Holdrege school building destroyed by fire with $75,000 loss. Beatice Bigler Hardware robbed for second time this week, revolvers taken. North Omaha Manufacturers Exposition set for first week in April at Twenty fourth Street and Ames Avenue. Knights of Columbus branch forming in Schuyler. Staplehurst bank robbed, war savings stamps stolen. A 1707 Cambridge Bible placed in Hay Springs new school cornerstone. Tecumseh Farmers' Union elevator sold for $6,500, new company to run property. Fruit prospects bright in southeast. cherries promising. War Finance loans to Nebraska farmers total $10,611,000. Cheyenne and Duel counties report three weeks ahead in farm work. Phillip Frost injured in wagon accident. Pershing may speak at Fourth of July if Alaska trip not needed. Thomas Parmelee, former Plattsmouth mayor and financier, dead in Lincoln. Consolidated district No. 14 to build two story brick school about $23,000. Lorene Taylor of Hollywood reports color film process innovation. 151 acres near Lincoln bought for $49,631. land for institutional use. Will of Christene Muenstermann to Lutheran groups totals $12,300 in bequests. Nebraska Supreme Court upholds $124,000 claims against defunct Aurora bank. Wentz case linked. Nebraska poultry at 16 million fowl. State Capitol line installed to Burlington grounds. $5 million statehouse prep under way. Union Pacific adds Lodgepole as flag stop for No. 19. Marsland Methodist Church grows Triumph potatoes field for church work. local farms test equipment. Harrison church to plant similar field.
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East Ward
Holdrege
Bigler Hardware
Beatice
North Omaha
Cgam‘bridge
England
Hay Springs
Tecumseh Farmers’ Union
Florticulturists
Sargent
Burwell
John J. Pershing
American Legion
Wayne
Alaska
Thomas Parmelee
Plattsmouth
Bank of Commerce
Louisville
Nebraska
State Hospital
Lincoln
Board of Education
Consolidated District No
State Board of Control
J. C. Seacrest
Christene Muenstermann
Lanham
Martin Luther Seminary of
Mulenberg Mission
Tberia
Africa
Wilhelm and
American State Bank of
Aurora
Charles W. Wentz
Nebraska Supreme Court
A. F. Ackerman
Wentz
Supreme Court
State Agriculture Department
State Capitol
Burlington
Social visiting and group gatherings noted in community near Sunol
Hungry Gulch J P Jesson and family visited Isaac Suttons home last Sunday. Lillian Olson returned Monday after a week with Broadwater friends. John Thiese and family visited Les Omel and family. Bertha Olson visited her parents I Olson and wife. Ruth John from near Potter visited Mrs. Olson. H G Linde from Peetz Colorado dined with Oscar Olson and family then met her parents I Olsons. Helping Hand Society held a sociable gathering at Mrs John Thiese home with twelve members. Next meeting with Mrs Les Omel on April 18. Neighbors hauled hogs to Lodgepole last Saturday. I Neibaum and family stayed with Charlie Welton north of Sunol.
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J.P. Jesson
Isaac Sutton
Lillian Olson
Broadwater
John Thiese
Les Omel
Bertha Olson
I. Olson
Ruth John
Near Potter
H. G. Linde
Peetz
Colorado
I. Olsons
Helping Hand Society Club
Spring Canyon News Roundup with Local Illness and Visits
Spring Canyon notes show several illnesses including scarlet fever and flu with pneumonia. Neighbors Ed Tickerson and family visited Sam Pollock home. Jim Sperry and Ethel Sutter are reported ill but improving. A crowd attended a dance at Frank Miller's barn. other entries mention travel to Sterling and Proctor for dental work and sales.
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Little Farret
Jane McKelvy
Ed Tickerson
Faiily
Sam Pollock
Edin Troth
Bertha Winkle
Ray Sheffield
Gus Sutter
Jim Sperry
Ethel Sutter
Chas Lee
Darley
Frank Miller
Jesse Moon
Sterling
Rev
Crawford
John Hellrish
Dan Beebe
Mr. Bell
Proctor
George McCall
Roy Beebe
Nichols
Arthur McKelly
Buzz Lee
Bill Hickerson
Fliff
A. D. Hilliard
Clarence Beebe
Wyatt Ranch
Zodiac LeBlanc
Suter
Adams
Nicholas
Nicholas Jr
Lincoln
Nebraska
Hilda Backer
Victim Robbed After Ride Near Kearney
Victor Dworak of Schuyler rode with two men to North Platte, was held up west of Kearney, robbed of watch, ring, $30, and clothing, and dumped along the road. He reached Elmcreek with help from his aunt and cashed a check for urgent needs, lacking funds for a telegram or a ham sandwich.
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Victor Dworak
Schuyler
North Platte
Kearney
Ring
Elmcreek
Dworak
Elmcreek Beacon
Electric Rug Washer and Old Rugs Reborn at Electric Shop
For four Electric Supplies visit the ELECTRIC SHOP in the Hardy Building opposite Court House. Old rugs are revived like new with the electric rug washer available at the shop located near the courthouse.
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Hardy Bldg
Court House
Livestock Prices at South Omaha Market Report
Livestock prices at South Omaha show cattle and hogs steady to higher amid light receipts. Cattle range from 2 to 8 dollars per hundredweight with feeders and stockers active. hogs top near 10 dollars and lambs show gains with fat lambs and clipped lambs quoted. Receipts about 5,700 cattle and 6,800 hogs Tuesday. sheep and lambs broadly up 15 to 25 cents from Monday.
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Taton Stock Yards
Omaha
Wealthy violators and secrecy in Nobbe release
Reporters note the release of Frank H Nobbe from imprisonment on health claims amid distrustful public sentiment. Critics question government oversight and fault the lack of public notice or official comment, arguing it undermines anti trust enforcement and fuels perceptions of favoritism toward the wealthy and powerful.
Peter W. Collins to Speak at Sidney Lecture
Peter W. Collins, noted American industrial expert who served with the Federal government in the war, is set to deliver a public lecture at St. Patrick's auditorium in Sidney on Monday at 8 p m. The speech will address democratic institutions, class resentment, and the dangers of wealth influencing government.
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Houston
Peter W. Collins
America
Sidney
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
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Lodgepote
Points West
Methodist
Marsland
Harrison
Spring Canyon
Cleaned
South Omaha
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Morse
Frank H. Nobbe
Taft
Nobbe
Wale
M. J. B. Coffee
Cheyenne Co. Trading Co
Bentley Land
Chappell
US AC Theatre
Hang UP
Thomas Meighan
Agnes ‘Ayres
Cappy Ricks
J. L. Frothingham
THE
Saturday Evening Post
Peter B
Aloe Featheme
Celerade
Shanghai
Paris
Orient
Milton Sills
Mitchell Lewis
Joseph Kilgour
Cupid
Jesse L.lesky
Ales Ray
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