Cornhusker News and Country Luther College Chorus Club
The Cornhusker News notes the Wa hoo choir will present Messiah. Several Nebraska notes follow: Rosecrans reappointed Udell postmaster for four years. highway work from Tecumseh to Crab Orchard begins. Geneva Methodist church anniversary. Seventh Day Adventists set Scottsbluff conference July 7 to 11. Leroy Rothermund dies after wagon accident near Papillion. North Platte dairy contest formed. 20 Civil War veterans buried in Wyuka cemetery. Frank Hirman touts cattle at Chicago market. infant burns from kerosene spill near Verdon. Nebraska car ownership grows to about 300000. Omaha Indians settlement checks distributed. Mildred Grace wins essay contest. William Everett celebrates 103rd birthday. several academic and agricultural notes including scholarships, warrants, wheat conditions, and local elections.
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Clarence Rosecrans
Udell
Tecumseh
Methodist Episcopal Church
Geneva
Seventh Day
Scottsbluffs
Leroy Rothermund
Papillion
North Platte Valley
Wyuka
Lincoln
O. C. Bell
G. A. St. Post
Frank Hirman
Qdell
Chicago
Anne Marie
Boyd Bridgman
Verdon
Nebraska
F. T. Mann
Macy
Mildred Grace
Omaha
American Legion
Wiliam Everett
J. E. le Massignor
University of Nebraska College of Business Administration
McMullen
Roy Cochran
Federal
Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
Monte Munn
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Legislature
New Jersey
Commonwealth Club
New York City
Iureau of Reclamation
North Platte
Curtis Hopkins
Scottsbluff
John M. Matzer
Colorado School of “Mines
Golden
David J. Wood
Olive L. Jewett
Fairbury
Miriam ‘Wells
Dem. Wells
Central Highschool
Central Highschool” ‘In “the * Sth! “Iy
Knnox
Edmiston
Stalston
Nebraska Federation of Vieman’s Clubs
Toretta Lincoln
Univraity of
New Seed Regulation In Nebraska For Alfalfa Seed
Nebraska Secretary of Agriculture discusses Wisconsin’s new alfalfa seed rule. Beginning July 1 any alfalfa seed offered for sale in Wisconsin must carry proof of genuineness from a state or accredited body. Nebraska has not certified alfalfa seed and urges growers to form a cooperative to standardize and seal seed before any similar move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Obog Melaushlin
Nebrask Wtate
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Growing support for C M T C camps for youths across the Midwest
Parents of boys ages 17 to 21 express strong approval of the Citizens Military Training Camps. Major General Poore notes many letters praising the program as a safe, constructive summer option with camps opening in August at Fort Des Moines Fort Snelling Fort Leavenworth and Jefferson Barracks. The message cites President and officers sons as proof the program is suitable for the average American boy. Lincoln University unveils a giant prehistoric mammoth skull weighing over 700 pounds with 8 2 inch tusks discovered by E H Barbour and team and placed in the university museum after a weeklong excavation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. T. C. Omaha
B. A. Poore
Seventh Corps
Uncle Sam
Fort Des Moines
Jows
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
United States
University
Lincoln
University of Nebraska Museum
E. H. Barbour
Races Prepare as Omaha Track Upgrades for June Meet
Preparations for spring racing underway in Omaha with track and grounds improvements for the June 8 to July 5 meet. Over 150 horses already on hand for Ak-Sar-Ben purses totaling 135000, with more entrants expected. Also an appeal to the Nebraska Supreme Court challenges a Sunday labor ban, regarding service obligations ordered by the state railway commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ak-Sar-Ben
Orleans
Supreme Court
RK. L. Keester
State Railway Commission
Oberlies Park Dedication at Nebraska State School for the Blind
The Oberlies Park dedication, honoring L. C. Oberlies, chairman of the state board of control, was held at the state school for the blind. The event was combined with Arbor Day services as students took part in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlies
Nebraska City
Thompson Sale Sets Cattle Record In Thedford
In Thedford, the Thompson cattle sale drew 1 212 head, with cash totaling over $60,000 and overall sale receipts exceeding $464125. In Bridgeport, a seed show and charter day proved a success. a free auction of farm items included horses and autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Bridgeport
Chamber of Commerce
Asone
Center Wilber Hill and Dalton Social Roundup Featured
A series of small town visits and gatherings across Dalton Sidney and surrounding areas include center Wilber Hill at the Rose home Friday evening and a Dorcas Aid quilting planning session at Center church April 30. Local families and neighbors frequent visiting, fishing, dining, and church events with several calls and social plans noted.
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Wilber Hill
Rose Home
Ann Draper
Joe Ladine
Amos Johe
A. D. Rose
Francis
Lodge
Dalton
Dorcas Aid
al Morrow
Center Church
Ray Berry
Clifton
Cash Scott
Sidney
Z— Kreader
Som Kreader
J. M. Kreader
Rex Rogers
E. FE. Osborn
Ed Guill
J. (. Guill
Doreas
A. A. Morrow
Leonard Freeburg
J. C. Guill
John Rathbun
FE. Kb. Osborn
John Iverson
Fal Zorn
Southard
Clarence
Matoral
Peet
Fred Rathbun
J. T. Rathbun
Tadge Pole
Scarlet fever case alarms Ickes News home
The S. W. Eckert home was quarantined Wednesday due to scarlet fever with Miss Ella identified as the victim. Several neighbors and local residents visited or called, including Mrs. Weed, Mrs. Winkleman, Dalton, Gurley, Mrs. Frank White, and Mrs. G. H. Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Zorn
E. L. Weed
Mrs Young
Weible
R. H. Miller
Pete Worth
Weed’s
J. D. Conover
Helen Mae
Denver
C. J. James
Clyde Crick
S. W. Eckert
Miss Ella
Weed
Winkleman
Frank White
G. H. Worth
S. H. Miller
YP. W. Welble
J. W. Fekert
Sidney Butchers
FOR SALE Dodge Brothers Touring Car in Good Condition
The Shottsville Citizen-Times notes a used Dodge Brothers touring car in good condition with good tires and a reasonable price from M. W. Osborn Motor Co. This line also includes a brief aphorism about consolation for the moneyless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shottsville
Citizen-Times
Dodge Brothers
M. W. Osborn Moter Co
Deaths and events recount Dalton area notices
The Dalton community reports the burial of Neal Thompson from Rochester Minnesota with services held Saturday. Seven children survive him along with his wife and extended relatives including James Thompson and Mrs Clint Laing. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs E F Ambrose. Rebekahs and Odd Fellows marked their 107th anniversary in Sidney. Ten students attended a Bridgeport scholastic contest. The Senior play Betty the Girl of My Heart was a success. Kh I Blome and G B Gross planned a visit to Temncroft Nebraska and eastern areas. Alfred Davison, ill with typhoid fever, is visited by his mother and siblings in Shoshone Wyoming and Pioneer Memorial hospital.
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Dalton
Rachester
Minn
E. F. Ambrose
Odd Fellows
Order
MEF
Shurch
Sidney
Bridgeport
Betty
Kh. I. Blome
G. B. Gross
Temncroft
Nebr
Ward Kimball
Pearl and
Eunice Davison
Shoshorn
Wyo
Alfred Davison
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Not an Infallible Guide to Physiognomy Quote
A quotation notes that physiognomy is not a reliable guide to judging character. It can only serve as conjecture, not certainty, about people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsa Bruyere
Quite a Difference at the Depot Timing Varied Reactions
The piece notes that arriving an hour early leaves travelers bored yet calm, while arriving five minutes late triggers loss of temper among passengers. It reflects on punctuality and patience in rail travel and the everyday mood swings tied to schedule adherence.
Card of Thanks for sympathy after loss of son and brother
Henry Westphalen and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during their sorrow. They thank those who offered support and prayers and bless everyone who cared. Signed by Henry Westphalen, Herman Westphalen, Mrs. Hans Struve, Mrs. Amelia Lamp, Mrs. Aloiondo Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Westphalen
Herman Westphalen
Hans Struve
Amelia Lamp
Aloiondo Taylor
Natural gas pipeline network spans 2000 communities
Natural gas reaches about 2,000 communities across the United States via 6,672 miles of pipeline. Nearly a quarter of this mileage runs through Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kansas, Oklahoma, California, West Virginia, and Texas, highlighting regional concentration of gas infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kansas
Oklahoma
California
West Virginia
Texas
Powder River Orchestra at Teapot Deas Maynd
Hardy's Hall hosts the Powder River Orchestra on Monday Maynd with seven real musicians and entertainers affecting a lively local program showcasing instrumental and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder River Orchestra
Teapot Deas
Hardy's Hall
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Cornhusker News
Kinde
Luther College Chorus Club
Wahoo
Bostwick
McLaughlin
O'Connell
Tenaer
Bayard
Matt ‘Thomas
Hera
Hich
Tleonard Freeburg
Art Draper
Andy Ladine
Joe Reiners
Ted Kulthoff
S. W. Scott’s
Neal Tank
Ed Mintken
Sterling
Curt Scott
Ef, E. Osborn
J. J. Frown
Ted Jensen
Billie Bowman
Yin Mann
Jim Egbertson
Donald Kreader
Junior Sullivan
Tennis Walsh
Jay Denislow
John Davison
J. C. Kreader
Stev
Mrs. Moore
P. W. Weible
George Winkleman
Cecil James
Mrs. Weed
Mary Davison
Ickes News
Neal Thompson
U.S.A
Plains
Saturday Evening Post
Arcadia
Hunt Stromberg
Edmund Mortimer
Fox News
Big Red Riding Hood
April
P. Mn
Carl Laemmle
Denny
Marian Nixon
Lelter
Pathe News
Alice Terry
Conway Tearle Allace Every Huntly
Waldemar Youngheed
Lots B. Mayer
Marjorie Wallick
Damres
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