Convention Closes with Best Meeting Ever for Nebraska PEO
The 1927 Nebraska PEO convention in Tecumseh closed after a highly praised session. Officers for the coming year were elected including Mae Fond, Fairbury, president, and Elizabeth Stephens, Loup City, first vice president. Attendance neared 300 with musical performances by Eunice Baker and Clara Westcott.
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M. Bk
B. I. L., Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club
L. E. Douglas
Helen Drake
Beatrice
Supreme Chapter
Gidney Chapter
R. H. Rogers
C. W. Theal
Prohibition Chiefs Changed in Washington Shakeup
Lincoln Andrews and Roy Haynes exit from federal prohibition enforcement as Seymour Lowman and Dr James M Doran slated to take over. Andrews leaves August 1 after fulfilling mission. Haynes expected to resign immediately. Lowman to become assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of prohibition and coast guard. Doran to become commissioner of the prohibition bureau.
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Washington
Lincoln C. Andrews
Roy A. Haynes
Seymour Lowman
New York State
James M. Doran
Prohibition Bureau
Andrews
Haynes
Mellon
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Lowman
General Andrews
the Treasury
Prohibition
Customs
Coast Guard
Dr. Doran
Treasury
Doran
Senate
Potter Lady Injured When Car Turns Over
Miss Gilder Olinger of Potter suffered a badly mangled left hand when the car she was driving near Dix toppled over after she lost control. The machine slid along ground before stopping. A witness, Robert Gunderson, aided her to Potter for treatment. The injury required fifteen stitches. she was otherwise unhurt.
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Gilder Olinger
Dix
Misa Olinger
Miss Olinger
Robert Gunderson
Potter
Relief plan changes proposed for Nebraska veterans
The Nebraska American Legion considers centralizing relief work at Lincoln or expanding into three offices. A proposed Omaha contract office would aid veterans in federal relief, hospital care, and pensions. State w pilot funds totaling 17,000 dollars were authorized for salaries and expenses, with allocations split between state and federal activities.
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American Legion
Nebraska
Lincoln
C. A. Sommer
State Board of Educational Lands and Funds
KR. G. Douglas
United States Relief and Pension Bureaus
McMullen declines to give high school commencement talks
Governor Adam McMullen cannot leave his office to deliver commencement addresses this year due to official duties. He chairs the state board of equalization, which is handling railroad tax hearings this month when many commencements occur. The board is in recess but to reconvene soon. In late July he and Mrs. McMullen will attend the governor's conference at Mackinac Island, Michigan, where he serves as vice chairman and executive committee member and may join discussions on agricultural questions.
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Adam McMullen
State Board of Equalization
McMullen
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Potter Masons Elect Officers For The Year
Potter lodge No. 313 A F and A M met Tuesday evening in regular session and elected officers for the coming year. Clarence Johnson was chosen W M Joseph Nelson was elected 8 W W E B Cunningham was named J W F C Harris treasurer and BE H Seyfang secretary for the year.
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Potter Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Clarence Johnson
W. M
Joseph Nelson
W. EB. Cunningham
J. W
F. C. Harris
BE. H. Seyfang
For Better Used Car Sales Company Item
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Better Used Car sales firm in Sidney with unclear meter and a taxi service phrase. Readable parts show car sales terms but lack dates, names, or concrete facts to place a full item.
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Sidney Meter Sales Company
New Essex Super Six roadster shown by Hudson Essex dealers
The O G Maley motor company to display the Essex Super Six speed about in Sidney. The two passenger roadster is claimed by manufacturers to be the fastest six cylinder car for its cost. It features a low center of gravity, streamlined lines, attractive green finish, durable leather upholstery, and a safe, high performance ride.
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Sidney
O. G. Maley Motor Company
Hudson- Essex
Mr. Maley
Telegraph
Willard Drillers Report Showing of Bentonite
Tom James and his drillers at the Willard oil test report 120 feet of new hole for the past week with daily averages over seventeen feet. The well stood at 3 340 feet Saturday morning, deeper than Friday. Reaming to permit another joint of casing continues as a lighter gray shale and Bentonite show. Fred Gillihind, president of the Northern Colorado Oil Co, predicts something spectacular before 3,400 feet. Directors vote to raise stock from $1 to $1.50 at midnight May 31, with over $10,000 in banks and 3,400 feet of six inch casing on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom James
Willard
Fred Gillihind
Northeastern Colorado Oil Company
Two Cars to Family Trends Rise in Nash Co Official
Nash Co official notes growing two car families as 270000000 U S households now own multiple autos. Nash Motors executive KE McCarty cites shift toward second car in national design and fittings while NA Chamber data show 10 percent own more than one car and 18 percent of car owning families have two or more. Many one car families plan to add a second.
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United States
KE. H. McCarty
Nash Motors Company
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
America
Nash Motors unveils three Advanced Six models for two car field
Nash Motors introduces three new Advanced Six models to meet the two car situation. The Advanced Six coupe with rumble seat, the Advanced Six Sport touring model, and the Special Six Cabriolet with collapsible top and rumble seat are reported by Nash dealers as meeting varied needs in the market.
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Nash Motors
Nash
Indl
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North Platte, Nebr
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