Editorial on postwar economy and Nebraska needs
The piece argues postwar optimism must be tempered by caution and outlines four Nebraska legislative priorities for 1946: revamp property assessment, reform school funding and consolidation, expand state institutions, and repair farm to market roads. It urges erasing obsolete statutes and questions housing for veterans as controls relax. It notes candy sales rise reflects consumer behavior postwar.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Debunking Old Sayings With Personal Boyish Flair
A columnist playfully debunks many familiar proverbs by sharing personal anecdotes. He laughs at “don’t put all eggs in one basket” and “a miss is as good as a mile,” refuting each with humorous twists about eggs, horseshoes, and romantic misdirection. The piece blends skepticism with self own experiences and a lighthearted tone.
Late Night Cake Choice Proves You Can Have It All
A whimsical tale recalls sitting up late with a chocolate cake. At two o clock the narrator cuts a large slice and eats it, declaring you can have your cake and eat it too. A light, playful reflection on indulgence.
Christmas Guests and Gatherings Round George Fleming Home
A sequence of Christmas visits and dinners centers on the Fleming household in Lexington Nebraska. Relatives and friends including the Hart, Fleming, Snyder, Crosby, Phelps, Huffaker, and Madden families share meals, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, with multiple guests from North Bend, Paxton, North Dakota, Sidney, Kimball, Sterling, Denver, and Haxtun.
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Frank Fowler
Lexington
Nebr
George Fleming
Lowell Anderson
California
Ernest Moses
Dwight Beck
Byron Sadle
Paxton
Marvin Fleming
Merlin Snyder
Wm. Hart
Richard
Ralph Fleming
Kenneth
Rebecca Fleming
Floyd Fleming
Peggy Jean
Kathleen Rohde
North Bend
Norman Wilnes
Marlene Simon
John Williams
Muriel Crosby
Lee Schneider
W. O. Larsen
Fred Schneider
Allen Moser
Haxtun
Frank Bowman
North Dakota
Jack Bowman
Sidney
Ervin Phelps
Patty Fleming
Shirley
Erma Crosby
Linda
E. L. Madden
J. H. Madden
Dix
Linda Lee Burback
Edward Huffaker
Walter Phelps
Ed Huffaker
Denver
Will Hart
A. M Smith
Mae Smith
Sterling, Cole
James McIntosh
North Platte
Linda Sue
Elaine Ells
A. L. Kennedy
Wayne Kennedy
Kimball
Edwin Juedes
Arlington
Jimmie
Herman Andrew
Colo
Melvin Phelps
Jimmy
Howard Madden
Rebecca Fieming
Christmas Dinner Guests From Several States
A turkey dinner on Christmas brings together Mr and Mrs Robert Miller and family of Lisco Nebraska Mr and Mrs Stanley Nelson and Bradley of Denver Mr and Mrs Floyd Miller and daughters of Ledgepole and Mr and Mrs Frank Meier of Lorenzo Mrs O Borcher is spending a few days at the Ernest Mosel home.
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Robert Miller
Lisco
Nebr
Stanley
Nelson and Bradley
Denver
Floyd Miller
Ledgepole
Frank Meier
Lorenzo
O. Borcher
Ernest Mosel
Warmer Weather Welcomed In Western Nebraska
Much warmer weather spread across western Nebraska as winter loosened its grip. After two weeks of subzero readings, temperatures were expected to stay moderate. Ice thawed on Sidney streets, and city crews used hydraulic machinery to break ice on sidewalks and curbs downtown.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Card sizes and print guide by Telegraph Printing Co
A note on ruled cards plain cards and card guide indexes for 3 by 5 4 by 6 and 5 by 8 card sizes issued by the Telegraph printing company detailing formatting options for card stock and layout specifications.
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