Masonry Opposes Ku Klux Klan in Firm Message
Grand Master Arthur S. Tompkins states Freemasonry rejects the Klan and its aims. He cites brotherhood, religious toleration, and civic inclusion, urges Masons to avoid associations with the Klan, and notes plans to act to preserve Masonic independence and American democratic values.
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Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Dallas
Texas
H. W. Evans
Boston
Lincoln
Knights of Columbus
White Plains
State Armory
Freemasonry
Grand Lodge
Harold J. Richardson
Media Temple
Mystic Shrine
Watertown
New York
Shriner’s Club
Rochester
Coolidge
Congress
Arthur
Tompkins
Local social notes from Gurley area events
Center C. A. Bancroft dined with the Otto Reiners home party Monday and L. A. Bancroft dined with the 8. W. Scott home Tuesday. The Reiners and Scott families visited multiple homes while Mrs. John Groshans suffered tonsillitis last week. A Gurley Eve corn shellers event saw help from Mrs. John Groshans and Mrs. Fred Bartelle. few residents attended a schoolhouse play due to cold weather. Eve ly n Rose and her mother motored to Gurley Friday. trips to Sidney occurred midweek for shopping and dinners at Mary Haisaton’s.
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C. A. Bancroft
Otto Reiners
Lee Pelster
Adolf Pelster
L. A. Bancroft
W. Scott
Lt. Bancroft
John Groshans
A. D. Rose
Evelyn
Gurley
Sidney
Fred Bartelle
Ray Spiker
Bancroft
Mary Haisaton
Epworth League
Births and Social Visits Highlight Local Week
A new baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Henry Henke on Thursday the 18th. People visited family homes including Mr and Mrs J M Netherland with two children, Mr Ray Spiker with children, John Groshans, and Fred Bartell. Oyster supper at Gurley. dances at Ray Berry home draw large crowds. many families attended and reported a fine time.
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M. BE. Webster
Henry Henke
J. M. Netherland
Ray Spiker
John Groshans
Wm. Juedes
Walter Aurich
Fred Bartells
Albert Linton
Babe
Gurley
Ray Berry
Are You Run Down Kidney Sickness Warns of Collapse
A vintage health ad urges readers to test kidney function when backache or urinary disorders appear. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from Foaster Milburn Co, Buffalo, as a remedy, citing a testimonial from Chas See of E Fourth Street and noting price and availability at dealers.
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Dean
Western Drug Company
Note found in old wall at Agricultural College camp
Workmen tearing down the frame house at the Agricultural College camps uncovered a wooden block placed in a wall above a door. The note, written nearly fifty years ago, was dated to posterity and is now being read by investigators.
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Agricultural College
Oldest Campus Dormitory Demolished on Historic Estate
A fragment from December 16 1875 recalls J W Beatty carpenters on the campus when M I Hiltner oversaw the erection of the oldest building later used as a dormitory. The house now torn down had housed 8 W Perin the farm superintendent in recent years.
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J. W. Beatty
M. I. Hiltner
8. W. Perin
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Ford
McDonald Motor Sales Co
Ford Agency
Nebraska
Omaha
Omaha Rr
Hebracka
Chamber OF Commerce
Omahe
A. R. Lesueur
A. R. Lssueur
Nebr
Aara
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