Scouts Week Observance Marks World Building Effort
Nearly two million Boy Scouts Cub Scouts and adult leaders nationwide celebrate Boy Scout Week from February 8 to 14 with the theme Scouts of the World Building Together. The World Friendship Fund aids Scout associations in war-torn lands and has guided membership growth since 1910. The observance includes Troop reunions district pot lucks and rallies while Scout Sunday February 10 draws hundreds of thousands to churches and synagogues. The 12th point Reverent guides religious respect among scouts. The 1945 victory year saw scouts complete their 70th war service project and support eight bond drives contributing about two billion dollars in bonds and stamps.
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United States
Movement In
America
Scouts of the World
Boy Scouts of America
World Friendship Fund
Nscout
Washington, D. C
Targe City
World Brotherhood
Boy Scouts
For Against in California A Cautionary Editorial
A small city’s one newspaper is blamed for opposing all community improvement projects without offering alternatives. The piece argues editors should lead progress, explain opposition when practical, and support constructive proposals to gain influence, readership, and support.
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California
New farming era signals big shifts in agriculture
The article argues that mass production and mechanization will transform farming. It notes plans for large cotton-picking plant expansion, rising electric power on farms, and projections of ten million tractors. Emphasizes improved rural education, roads, soil conservation, and farming as a satisfying vocation.
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State College Agricultural Engineers
Signs of the Times and A Fur Muffle Exchange
A composite vintage verse sketch laments delays in production and strikes affecting goods, with lines about shortages of yarns and dyes and promises of future fulfillment. A comic dialogue follows with romantic and legal snippets, including a sailor, a fur piece exchange, and a client lawyer exchange about damages.
Sell me ideals not THINGS in everyday mood ads
The passage argues against selling mere objects and urges selling ideals, comfort, happiness, and meaningful life benefits. It includes varied lines about appearance, comfort, knowledge, home life, and freedom from worry, plus humorous anecdotes and a laugh at rhetoric in ads.
Lorenzo Community News Notes and Social Visits
Numerous social visits and family gatherings are listed from Lorenzo and nearby areas. Residents visit relatives in Chadron, Cheyenne, Denver, and Gurley. engagements include dinners, hunting trips, and a blue rock shoot. Friends travel between Lorenzo homes, hospitals, and farms, with club meetings and local hospitality highlighted.
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Hela
George Fleming
Cecil Hunt
Agnes Seavey
August W. Zilmer
Ther
Roche
Erwin Phelps
Jim
W. C. Phelps
Bert Walker
Charles Cady
Alois Lecher
Chadron
Eleanor Phelps
Charlotte Langley
Walter Phelps
Eleanor Ruth Phelps
Albert Brauer
Taylor Hospital
Balance Sheet Snapshot October 31 1945
Accts Payable Accrued Taxes Accrued Expense Notes Payable and total assets list appear. The fragment shows a balance sheet with assets totaling 121,?? and notes payable section. Direct items include numbers for various current liabilities and assets.
Nieman home at Huntsman visit for Mrs Paris
Mrs Lindell Brown and Mrs Kenneth Lemon called at the Ralph Harlan home Tuesday afternoon to see Mrs Hugh Paris, reporting a social visit in Huntsman.
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Lorenzo
Burgett Peetz
Erwin Phelps
Charles Cady
Edson Madders
Marvin Fleming
Harve Jacobson
Helen Rusk
Cheyenne
Charles Jacobson
Josie Dettrich
Clifford Willis
Denver
Otto Raddatz
William
Otto Jr
Stanley Raddatz
Frank Raddatz
Ed Raddatz
Dick Darnell
Hugh Paris
Raddatz
Sidney
Floyd Miller
Frank Meiers
Scottsbluff
Janice
Tene
Grandma Miller
Ronnie
A. L
Geo. Fleming
Frank Meier
Bill Harris
A. M. Smith
Shurm Seigler
Sterling
George Fleming
Joe Switak
Keith Deaver
Charles Deaver
Ralph Harlan
Daryl Meier
Don Meier
Gurley
John Williams
Kansas
Loring Williams
Edward J. Meier
George
Simple Shoes and Puritan Footwear Laws
The article recalls early colonial footwear rules noting Pilgrim settlers had few shoes and laws targeted quality over quantity. Salem court cases mention excess boot ribands gold and silver laces while England limited shoe length to no more than two inches beyond the foot.
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Salem
England
Tele graph Printing Co Card Sizes Guides
The Telegraph Printing Co outlines ruled cards for 3 by 5, 4 by 6, and 5 by 8 card formats. It specifies plain cards and card guide indexes along with measurements and layout considerations.
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Tele Graph Printing Co
Card Of Thanks From Mrs J A Vogt
Mrs J A Vogt expresses gratitude to hospital staff friends and neighbors for cards flowers and kindness shown during her recent stay at the hospital with Mr Vogt.
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Mr. Vogt
Small Town Philosophy Adages from Will Rogers and Local Ads
A collection of quips on endorsements, ambition, optimism, and daily life. It invokes Will Rogers style lines about piano endorsements, hard work, and financial prudence, followed by local promotion for The Telegraph selling Ideal System record books to simplify accounting and tax tracking for Sidney business readers.
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Will Rogers
Telegraph
Sidney
Bereavement Notice for Bessie Rahe
Mr and Mrs Otto Rahe Mr and Mrs Willard Frerichs and family Delmar L Rahe express sincere gratitude to relatives and friends for cards letters and floral offerings sent during their recent bereavement for their beloved wife daughter and sister Bessie Rahe
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Bessie Rahe
Otto Rahe
Willard Frerichs
Delmar L. Rahe
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J. C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
Mindoro
Philippines
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Boston Globe
Paul Ehrlich
By Jack HB. Love
Signs OF the Times
Frank
Bill
Sailor
Africa
Mackintosh
MacPherson
Frank Meter
Farmers Union Co-Operative
Gas. & Oil. Co
Sidney, Nebraska
American Nat'l Bank
Sidney Potter State Bank of
Potter
First State Bank
Lodgepole
Esate
J. A. Vogt
Small’ Town’ Philosophy
Boy Scout
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