White House Fire Rips Through Executive Offices in 1920s
A spectacular blaze struck the White House, damaging the executive offices and cabinets rooms. Fire crews battled to extinguish the flames discovered at 8 15 p m, with water poured through 30 nozzles as smoke filled the building. President Hoover watched from the terrace as crews and security arranged access and safeguards. Principal rooms escaped major damage though ceilings and floors required replacement.
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Newton
George Akerson
Anthor
Hoover
White House
James Hoban
George Washington
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Watson
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U. S. Grant
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Stanford White
Corps of
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Potomac Park
Col. U. S. Grant
Public Buildings and Parks
Park and Buildings
Lawrence Rickey
Allan Hoover
Fred C. Stine
R. L. Trice
Ike Hoover
Harrison
Grace Newton
George
Charles
Fred Akerson
Hurley
Washington Barracks
Antelope Community Social and Visits Highlight Holidays
Sunday dinners and weekend visits marked community life in Antelope. Families gathered at multiple homes including Nelson Bertramson Madden and Whitney households. Miss Marion Nelson returned from Hastings business college. Eva Olson came home from Denver for holidays. several residents attended a Farmers Union meeting in Sidney and a district No. 82 program last Friday evening.
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Dewey Larson
Jack Richards
Cecil Brady
W. A. Nelson
L. K. Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
E. M. Nelson
Cressie
Kimball
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Sidney
Farmers Union
Mildred Nelson
Grover
Colo
L. K
Eva Olson
Denver
Bert Gibbons
Roscoe Madden
George Whitney
Janice
Pleasant View Community Notes Social Roundup
Pleasant View residents held a busy week with visitors and calls at the J. E. Morrow home. Attendees included W D Mathewson, Dan Heimer, Frank Brady, and Miss Emma Morrow among others. A Christmas program entertained district No 701 as families spent time at various homes.
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Dan Heimer
J. E. Morrow
W. D. Mathewson
Emma
Thief
McLaughlin
Community notes from Maple Grove gatherings and events
Maple Grove residents shared in birthday celebrations at Eldon Cooley's and attended a Sidney Farmers Union convention. Ed Miles hosted and guests joined at W T Sharman and John Newton homes. A Christmas program at the east school featured pupils and families, with frequent visits among neighbors and a Missouri trip for Ivan Clarke returning in March.
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Harold Spiker
Ivan Clarke
Leonard Walker
Eldon Cooley's
C. O. Hade
R. W. Johnson
Walter
F. A Johnson
Arthur Ray
Frank Workman
Nels Johnson
Farmers Union
Sidney
Ed Miles
W. T Sharman
Emil Nightengale
Edna
John Newton
Raymond Lessman
Miss Bryant
Marjorie Newton
Lloyd Johnson
Charles Smith
J. C. Jorgensen
Alfred
Anna
James Irwin
Clyde Wallace
W. T. Sharman
H. S. Shaeffer
No. 2
North
N. P
Joe Dilley
R. W. Johnson and Sons
N. P. Johnsons
Andrew Johnson
John Olson
A. G. Weaver
William
M. E. Church
Missouri
T. C. Spiker
C. Junker
Sunny Side Social Notes Roundup
Sunny Side and nearby towns report a busy spell of shopping visits and callers. Dorothy Theis and Ethel Theis spent holidays at home while Evelyn Johnson enjoyed Christmas break from Denver. Basketball success is noted with Sunol beating Dalston 24 to 16, Adolph Seda scoring 17.
Lodge Pole Notes and Local Social Updates
Lodge Pole community news lists A G Miller refereeing a Sidney basketball game. Lennis Lindley moved goods into Fusha’s rental after the Lindleys vacated. Minshall and Miller families and Barlows were among Sidney callers. W V Mika hospitalized in Omaha from a hand infection after a sheller accident. Holtman family arrived from Marysville for Christmas. Dorothy Hurt left for Madison to holiday with relatives. Carrie Bowser hosted a freshman lunch for Alice’s 14th birthday. Lehmkuhl returned from Council Bluffs. Minshall left for a Denver visit. Amanda Tyree died near Lodge Pole. funeral at M E church. Barlow shopped in Sidney. C J Smith displays dresses and hats in a barber shop. Mary Stephens vacationing in Denver. Bates returned from Tribune business. West family to Wisner for Christmas. P E Smith attended a Sidney show. Christmas dinner hosted by Barlow with several families. Ann Jacobs Fern Lindley and Elmer Moorhead home from Chadron for vacation. Ruth Goettsche teaching near Peetz spent holidays with Goettsche family. Dewey DeBrunner and daughter left for a Denver visit.
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A. G. Miller
Sidney
Lennis Lindley
Elmer Holtman
Mickey
Marysville
Calif
Dorothy Hurt
Madison
Wis
Carrie Bowser
Alice
Fred Lehmkuhl, Jr
Council Bluffs
M. E. Church
Lodge Pole
F. D. Barlow
C. J. Smith
Mary Stephens
Denver
B. J. Bates
Tribune
Kan
Harold West
Wisner
P. E. Smith
B. Bates
Ruby
G. E. Minshall
N. E. Petteys
Hattie Johnson
Ann Jacobs
Fern Lindley
Elmer Moorhead
Chadron
Ruth Goettsche
Peetz
William Goettsche
Dewey DeBrunner
Sunol School Closes For Christmas Vacation
Sunol school ends Friday for a week long vacation teachers head home for rest and visit. Miss Velma Glassburn visits home folks. Pat Ells and George Buss with his father called Friday. Bertha Omel spent Thursday night with Mrs. Bert Allington and attended the evening school program. Floyd Barlow and Lou Miller of Lodge Pole visited George Barlow Sunday. Mrs. L. F. Demers has been bedbound this past week with heart trouble. Miss Grace Krueger visited Mrs. Lindley Friday. Miss Frances Cunningham of Kansas City is spending Christmas vacation in Sunol with her father. Prof. Casey left Monday to spend Christmas with his parents at Elsie. Mrs. George Barlow visiting relatives at Fremont.
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Art Brandenberg
J. E. Morrow
W OD. Mathewson
Daniel Heimer
Gurley
Frank Mathes
South Dakota
William Myers
Dan Heimer
Pete Nelson and Sons
J E. Morrow
Billy Smith
J. E Morrow
Emma Morrow
Pleasant View School
W. D. Mathewson
Frank Brady
Bertha Larson
St. Paul
August Thies
McLaughlin
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Clifford, Kinley and
Dale
Marie Mathes
Art Schuessler
Gus Harrison
Paul Morrow
Pete Nelson
H. C Schmale
Dorothy Theis
Harold Hernbloom
E. A Johnson
A. L. Roberts
Dale Huffaker
Ethel Theis
L K Omel
Bertha
Bert Alington
Evelyn Johnson
Denver
J A. Talish
L. K. Omel
Helping Hand Society
Sidney
Walter Wassum
W W Wassum
James Tighe
KE. A. Johnson
John Omel
Ethel
Carl Christ
Sunol
Frank Oliverius
Clarence Howitt
Chappell
Tom Allington
Gothenburg
Firth Booth
Chase Norton
Noah Walters
A F. Whitmire
Edna Seyfang
Potter
A. J. Englert
Lucas
Sundl
Dalston
Adolph Seda
L. Kk. Ome
Ray Rexroth
Frank Englert
Mr. Hansen
A. Fenske
B. C. Kucera
James
E. Eng Jert
John Kucera
Leona Lindley
Edward Walters
Loyal Lindley
J. M. Nelson
Virginia Englert
Walters
Frank Hansen
Velma Glassburn
Pat Ells
George Buss
Bertha Omel
Bert Allington
Floyd Barlow
Lou Miller
Lodge Pole
George Barlow
L. F. Demers
Grace Krueger
Lindley
Frances Cunningham
Kansas City
Prof
Casey
Elsie
Fremont
Potter Briefs and Local Social News
Potter autos 0 Frank Hruza attended Wallace due to his mother's illness. Mr and Mrs Charles Place welcomed a baby girl born in Boulder Colorado. the Places formerly taught at Potter. Paxton all stars lost 25 23 to Potter Pirates on Potter floor. Mrs Emil Nelson improves from sinus trouble. Miriam Bartlett of Kearney visits home. F C Harris and sons travel to Monroe for holidays. Jesse Fowler and Florence Niles wed at M E parsonage. two weeks honeymoon with relatives. Jeannetta Sloan and Harry Witt return from Chadron for holidays. Charles High Jr of Kanarado visits Walter Henry home.
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Frank Hruza
Wallace
Charles Place
Boulder
Colo
Place
Potter School
Paxton
Potter Pirates
Emil Nelson
Miriam Bartlett
Kearney
F. C. Harris and Sons
Monroe
Jesse Fowler
Florence Niles
Potter
M. E. Parsonage
Troy
Jeannetta Sloan
Harry Witt
Chadron
Charles High, Jr
Kanarado
Kan
Walter Henry
Prohibitionists in Congress Face Enforcement Frustration
The piece argues that many congress members support prohibition sincerely and want stricter enforcement. It notes disappointment with current efforts, and that even Hoover was hoped to push stronger enforcement, but Senate complaints show continued discouragement among real prohibitionists.
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Congress
Herbert Hoover
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Senate
A Stitch in Time Will Save Your Nine
Adage on dental and health care urges regular visits and early cavity treatment to avoid larger costs and tooth loss. Periodic cleaning may prevent pyorrhea and disease linked to bad teeth. Dr J H Abbott promotes dentistry in Sidney Nebraska with 12 years experience and local credentials.
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J. H. Abbott
Sidney
Nebr
Graduate State Uni. Col
A Different Skaggs A Different Skaggs The O. P. Skaggs Sys
The item references the O P Skaggs system and mentions a variation in Skaggs related topics. Details are sparse, but it appears to discuss two aspects or versions connected to Skaggs within a single page.
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Dorothy Wilt
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Glassburn
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Virapsewnet Losal
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J. W Billeter
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Sidney Telegraph
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