Horizontal and Vertical Word Puzzle List
A dated OCR style list of crossword like clues with numbers across categories and partial phrases. It mixes definitions and fragments such as 6-Hardened 18-Scarce 15-Fals to perform contraction 16-Note of scale 18-Agreement 20-Paralysic 21-To make a mistake. The retro item enumerates many entries including 87-Unit of work, 63-Note of scale, 68A-Pastries, 239-Corner, and 388-Snow vehicle, indicating a puzzle page with across and down clues.
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God of Love
United States
County Commissioners Minutes January 12 1926 Sidney Cheyenne
The Cheyenne county board met at the courthouse with members Allington Goding Billeter Kepler and others present. A plan moved to restore eight thousand dollars to the courthouse fund, relief for soldiers was assigned, snow clearance praised, P M Cramer appointed justice of the peace, farm bureau budget approved, and 1926 salaries and expenses outlined before adjournment.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Board of County Commissioners
Bert Allington
Wim. Goding
J. W. Billeter
R. P. Kepler
Henry Paviat
Goding
Court House
J. J. Crawford
R. BE. Roche
J. M. Nelson
P. M. Cramer
Union Valley
Farm Bureau
David Hintt
Res. E. Roche
Nebraska
All Expenses Institute
Sunol News Briefs Record Snow Cleanup and Local Notes
Snow cleanup occupied roads and school routes as crews labored with a horse-drawn wagon. The Weis children, Milo Terry, and others suffered illnesses. Frank Pavint and wife welcomed a son named Bobby Kendal born Friday January 8. Bert Alington traveled to Sidney on Tuesday for county business.
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Schpol
Horoes
Weis
Milo Terry
Frank Pavint
Bobby Kendal
Bert Alington
Sidney
Sunol
Local News Bits and Social Gleanings
Miss Anderson spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Jenik. Booths began setting up ice on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Whitmire drove to Potter Sunday. Billy Abington visited John Paviat in Sidney. Dorothy Walters works for Mrs. Frank Paviat. Angela Ruttner spent Monday with Leona Tindley. Vivian Walters and Alta Bahr visited Frank Paviat's to see the new boy. The senior class play is postponed indefinitely due to weather and bad roads. Suno women’s club meets January 20 with Mrs. Whitmire.
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Ing
Miss Anderson
Sunay
Miss Jenik
Booths
A. F. Whitmire
Potter
Billy Abington
Sumkay
John Paviat
Sidney
Dorothy Walters
Frank Paviat
Angela Ruttner
Leona Tindley
Vivian Walters
Alta Bahr
Suno Woman's Club
Whitmire
Local contacts and visits in Gurley and vicinity
Weekend and midweek calls across Gurley involve George Rohde Hilbert Borcher Arthur Overman and others visiting neighbors. Several families neck deep in New Year dinners and social visits, with hog loading at Broncon and cattle sales to Carl Olson noted amid community chatter.
Local Notes From Potter Area Thursday
Potter residents travel to Conad for Christmas visit while Sandoz attends business in North Platte. Carl Bartlett buys Hicks school bus route. Fred Barnard dies in Kimball hospital after pneumonia. Mabel Ross and Guy V Hite wed in Kimball on Sunday January 3, with Hite to remain as telephone operator. Community Ladies Aid hosts meeting at church basement.
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Mfr
A. E. Brady
Conad
jWin. Sandoz
North Platte
Jimmie McDaniel
Sidney
Potter Schools
Ford Weikhorst
Denver
Kenneth
Sam Wickstrom
Pine Bluffs
Carl Bartlett
Hicks
Fred ‘Barnard
Miller
Kimball
Theody
Mabel Ross
Guy V. Hite
West Sidney Social Notes and Local Visits
West Sidney notes record Mrs Alfred Sprenger’s M I C meeting on January 7 with eight members due to bad roads, candy demo, and lunch. Future meeting planned January 21 with Mrs Charley Sprenger. Local visits include Mr and Mrs J T Killham, Mrs W C Knight’s call, sleigh rides, dine-ins, and multiple trips to Sidney for business and shopping.
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Alfred Sprenger
Charley Sprenger
J. T Killham
Allen
L. A. Scriber
W. C. Knight
A. M. Anderson
Charley Peterson
Wilber Glassburn
Lorenzo
Ted Lingwall
John Lingwall
Mahem Scheer
F. H. Kragel
Violet Cradit
Edna Hammond
Opinion clash over wife’s dress style sparks wit at talk
In a humorous aside, Jud Tunkins quips that every man is entitled to his opinion but admits it will not affect how his wife dresses, reflecting a light exchange in a Washington Star piece.
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Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
Hudson Essex closes a most successful year
Hudson-Essex reports its year end as the most successful in its history with production surpassing a quarter million and sales booming in the United States and abroad. Dealer J A Bentley touts the basic value of Hudson-Essex, highlights Super-Six power gains, world records, and models priced from 1165 to 1650 with freight and tax extra.
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Hudson-Essex
Hudson
United States
Canada
Africa
Australia
Europe
Orient
J. A. Bentley
Sidney
Hilson
Bentley
Local Residents Share Weekend Activities in Dalton
Center Alfred Albers shopped in Dalton on Tuesday while Mr and Mrs Ray Berry spent Wednesday night at the Guy Berry home. Walter Greenwalt visited the L S Bancroft home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Frank Dickes shopped in Dalton Thursday. Evelyn Zuhike remains with Charles Jobe due to bad roads. Mrs Guy Berry was ill last week. Roads remain impassable for teams. mail carrier unable to run. Mrs J O Lobb visited N H Tank home Friday. Francis Rose went to Dalton Thursday after coal. Several locals shopped in Dalton Friday. Mr and Mrs N H Tank visited Guy Berry Saturday. Albert Linton had appendicitis surgery at Dalton hospital Saturday morning. Fred Hart came from Sidney Friday to stay with his daughter, Mrs A Wert Linton, during Albert’s hospital stay.
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George Rohde
Gurley
Hilbert Borcher
John Borcher
Arthur Overman
Henry Schmidt
Willis Beyer
Olen Kretz
Sidney
Henry Scmidt
Charles Overman
Glen Bales
Henry Ehmke
Charles Stemke
Broncon
Ben Gros
Frank Gross
Mlyde Kieton
Charley Overman
Pete Beyer
Fred Beyer
Iva Beyer
Frank Beyer
Paul Meyer
Win
P. J. Dalton
van. Rohde
Alfred Albers
Dalton
Ray Berry
Guy Berry
Walter Greenwalt
L.S. Bancroft
Frank Dickes
Evelyn Zuhike
Charles Jobe
J. O. Lobb
N.H. Tank
Francis Rose
N. H. Tank
John Groshans
Knox Home
Albert Linton
Dalton Hospital
Fred Hart
Awert Linton
Albert
Bird Feathers Of Senegal Bird Touracou Mystique
A fragment notes that the touracou, a bird native to Senegal, possesses feathers whose color is washed out by rain. The peculiar trait is described as a notable curiosity within the readable text.
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Senegal
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Lecee
At Rey
Western Newspaper Union
Clerkhire
Ito
Bunker Hill
Carl Schmidt
Arthur Borcher
August Gross
Art Borcher
Theo Borchers
Academy
Ladies Aid
Mira. Slocun
Babcock
Harris
Wallin
Hosteswee
West Sidney
C. A. Glassburn
L. Scheer
H. J. Hammond
Ors. L. A. Seriber and Sons
Ted and
Richard
J. Or. Elliott
F. H. Kragel Farm
Mediately
Nash
New York
E. C. Stockdick
Nebr
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