Death of Senator Thomas J. Walsh Stuns Nation
The Omaha World Herald notes the shock at the death of Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, esteemed as a fearless constitutional lawyer and ally to Franklin D. Roosevelt. It lauds his integrity and foretells the resilience of the administration as Walsh’s legacy motivates Roosevelt and the nation to press forward.
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Thomas J. Walsh
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walsh
Department of Justice
Justice
Truth
Shonor
Roosevelt
Senator Walsh
Miami
Montana
Nebraska Pushes Plan for Reforestation After Winter Fuel Harvest
Nebraska foresters urge rapid tree planting to replace fuelwood cut this winter. C W Watkins leads the plan with state game commission and Isaac Walton League backing. Nurseries, federal seedling aid, and ample land expected to boost a record spring planting program across cities counties and private lands.
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Omaha Bee News
Nebraska
Earl
J. Sterling Morton
C. W. Watkins
Nebraska Agricultural College
State Game Commission
Isaac Walton Leage
Halsey
Economics of Friendship in Franklin Scheme
In Rotary Magazine an anecdote about Benjamin Franklin describes a plan to multiply goodwill. He sent ten louis d or about $45 to a friend in France with a note urging repayment to another honest person who can pass it along, creating a chain of assistance. The idea scales beyond money through kind acts and encouragement to uplift others.
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Rotary Magazine
Benjamin Franklin
France
Ash
Matt Tobey
Remark on Franklin Coins and Human Nature
The passage notes that bequests and wealth multiply through passing them on, a process not explicitly stated yet evident. It argues that friendliness, aided by human nature, naturally fosters goodwill and reciprocal generosity.
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Franklin
Trains, questions and a farfetched tale in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee newspaper recounts an investigation into a fatal trespasser incident aboard a moving freight train. An employee, questioned in blunt dialect, claims to have seen a man on the train about thirty cars back around eleven o clock, prompting skeptical exchanges about visibility at night and even a joking remark about seeing to the moon.
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Milwaukee Medical Times
Letter to the Editor on Cheyenne holiday movement split
A Telegraph reader defends the Cheyenne county holiday movement, arguing unity is needed for swift farm relief and legislative action. The letter disputes labeling peaceful farmers as communists, cites past Lincoln convention discussions, and condemns radical branding as unfair.
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the Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Lincoln
Farmers urged unity across Cheyenne county lines
A. M. Leafdale of Dix Nebr argues that the Cheyenne county plan should unite farmers, not divide them. He says split among groups is hairsplitting, urges earnest meetings between representative men, and stresses farmers must stick together to aid fellow agrarians amid local council rulings and class tensions.
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Madison County
Cheyenne County
Sidney
A. M.leafdale
Dix
Nebr
Colton Community Notes From Mrs Elsen’s Diary
Mrs H J Elsen and Henry Koester Jr hosted dinner guests at the Koester Sr home Wednesday. Elsen and son Bobby visited George Kavanaugh. corn shelling at John George’s with Needham and Elsen. Irene Workman visited District 97 school. John Ebert a Denver visitor. livestock losses reported after Blizzard. Colton sale delayed to March 14. schools closed Monday due to road blocks.
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H. J. Elsen
Henry Koester, Jr
Henry Koester, Sr
Bobby
George Kavanaugh
Leo Koester
W.L. Needham
John George
Irene Workman
John Ebert
Denver
John Peetz
Dorothy
Curtis Elsen
Marjorie
Arthur Deaver
Miss Wilt
Wayne
H.E. Witters
George Deaver
George Brauer
H. E. Witters
Thoughts Of A Lady On The Daily Events
Gladys Pavlat writes as a Cheyenne county columnist urging calm, clear thinking, and civic virtue in a time of national tension. She quotes a Omaha visitor on organizing thoughts, calls for evaluating traditions, and stresses education and public discourse to preserve American civilization.
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Gladys Pavlat
The
Telegraph News
Cheyenne County
Omaha
Farm bureaus and county agents lose in House
Farm bureaus and county agents were checked off the list by the house Saturday in passage of H. R. 306 by a vote of 52 to 32 after lobbying and a string of under calls. Introduced by Neil of Dawson the measure changes creation of farm bureaus by requiring majority petitions of farmers in the county with withdrawals and release of alleged perpetuation, and if the senate follows, it repeals existing law leaving nothing to build.
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House
Neil
Dawson
Senate
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