Romance in the Mail in a Secretarial Letter Tale
A guardian letters plot unfolds around Aaron Bell and his secretary Miss Daniels as a mock romance letters spirals into real affection. Temple Creighton reveals a deception, while a dinner date and bold letters drive a triangle of desire, manipulation, and a revelation anchored by names Aaron Bell Temple Creighton Barbara Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rletsspyzar Temple
Guardian
Tom Creighton
Aaron Bell
Aaron
Miss Daniels
Miss Macaniels
Temple
A. B
Anther
Temple Creighton
Cowboy Uses Airplane to Convert Ranch Faster
A modern Texas cowboy uses an airplane to survey and convert a large ranch in hours, a method that would have required his father days on horseback. This rapid approach highlights a shift in how large rural properties are managed and developed.
Arkansas Twenty-Fifth State History Summary
Arkansas claims its status as the twenty fifth state after a 1836 act signed by President Andrew Jackson. The piece traces exploration by Hernando de Soto and Marquette Joliet, La Salle’s French claim, Tonti’s 1686 settlement, Spain’s 1763 cession, Napoleon’s 1800 reversion, and the 1803 Louisiana Purchase enabling U S possession under Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Congress
Andrew Jackson
Hernando de Soto
Washington Star
Jamestown
New Amsterdam
Plymouth
Helena
Mississippi River
Marquette
Joliet
Canada
Atlantic Seaboard
France
la Salle
Mississippi
Lieut
Henri de Tonti
Spain
Napoleon Bonaparte
United States
Louisiana Territory
Thomas Jefferson
Rhodes Scholarship Requirements Outline for Applicants
The Rhodes Trust profiles qualifications including 30 percent for scholarship and character, 20 percent for athletics and outdoor interests, and 20 percent for fellowship and leadership. Candidates must be unmarried males, ages 19 to 25, resident in the country of the application, and have completed at least two years of higher learning. Selection relies on records, references, and personal interviews. no written exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Cecil John Rhodes
Oxford University
Rhodes Trust
London
Origins of the New Testament and early translations
The New Testament was originally written in Greek and no apostolic manuscripts survive. Numerous early copies circulated in Europe Asia and Africa, preserved in the Vatican and monasteries, aiding translations into Latin and other languages. John Wickliffe translated the Scriptures into English between 1324 and 1380.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
Africa
Vatican
Rome
John Wickliffe
Notable Figures Achieving Success Before Forty
A historical list highlights figures who attained notable success before age forty. Names include Alexander the Great Napoleon William Pitt Patrick Henry Shakespeare Isaac Newton Dickens Lincoln Jefferson Madison Hamilton and Edison among others.
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Alexander the Great
Napoleon
William Pitt
Patrick Henry
Shakespeare
Sir Isaac Newton
Robert Louis Stevenson
Charles Dickens
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
John Hancock
James Madison
Alexander Hamilton
Abraham Lincoln
George B. McClellan
John C. Breckenridge
Eli Whitney
Thomas Edison
McCormick
Westinghouse
the Wright Brothers
Designed Miss Liberty sculptor Bartholdi dies in 1904
Frederic Auguste Bartholdi the designer of Miss Liberty died on October 4, 1904. He was born April 2, 1834 in Colmar. Colmar honored him on the centennial, with works including the Lion of Belfort and statues of Lafayette in New York and Washington Lafayette group in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Auguste Bartholdi
Miss Liberty
Colmar
Aril
Belfort
Lafayette
Union Square
New York City
Washington
Paris
Bartholdi
Active Grid Slate For West Coming Week
West area football schedule lists today matchups Bayard at Gering Morrill at Minatare Oshkosh at Chappell Torrington at Lusk Hot Springs at Crawford Hemingford at Chadron Manville at Sunrise Armistice day games showcase Scotts Bluff at Alliance Gering at Mitchell Bayard at Bridgeport Sidney at Kimball Chadron at Crawford Lingle at Torrington Laramie at Cheyenne Lusk at Douglas Lodge Pole at Chappell Casper at Sheridan Conference leaders abstain from league play Friday to focus on Armistice day tilts against rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard
Gering
Morrill
Minatare
Oshkosh
Chappell
Torrington
Lusk
Hot Springs
Crawford
Hemingford
Chadron
Manville
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Mitchell
Bridgeport
Sidney
Kimball
Lingle
Laramie
Cheyenne
Douglas
Lodge Pole
Casper
Sheridan
Western Nebraska prep football and grasshopper notes
In western Nebraska prep football Bayard-Gering clash looms in Gering with mid conference stakes as Bayard seeks rebound after an 18 to 0 loss to Mitchell and a close win over Dalton while Gering edged Torrington 12 to 6. Also Merrill targets first win at Minatare as Chadron, Alliance, Scottsbluff eye Armistice clash. Separate agricultural notes warn against burning fence rows to curb grasshoppers and urge timing ground works and moisture considerations.
Nebraska grasshopper outlook for 1987 experts say eggs plentiful
State experts report a record egg scare in 1986 with more eggs than in two decades. Areas with heavy egg beds include sand hill regions and spots in several counties. They warn that trouble in 1936 counties depends on spring weather and hatching success, while winter will rarely destroy eggs. Techniques to reduce eggs include thorough disking before freeze and early spring, especially in eastern Nebraska, with watchful control of hoppers in sod and waste lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Hill
Nebraska
Farm Prices In State Exceed National Averages
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports Nebraska prices for corn, wheat and other principal products higher than the national averages on October 15. Nebraska corn and wheat at $1.092 per bushel vs national 97.9 cents and $1.06. hogs $9.10 per 100 pounds. beef cattle $7.10. veal calves $6.60. lambs $7.90. Other readings include oats 48 cents, barley 73 cents, flaxseed $1.75, potatoes $1.10, milk cows $48, eggs 21.7 cents, butter 32 cents, wool 22 cents, alfalfa seed $10.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Nebraska
Bureau
Wolcott Family Visit To South Colton From Hooper
Mr and Mrs George Wolcott and son Jimmy and Harley Wolcott of Hooper arrived Friday for a visit with relatives and friends in South Colton.
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George Wolcott
Jimmy
Harley Wolcott
Hooper
Local Social News and Visits Across Sidney Area
Earl Sharman and others visited Emil Gould in Harrisburg while H. E. Witters hosted guests at home. Oshkosh sale drew H J Elsen family, and teachers attended Alliance convention. Sidney shoppers included Bill George and daughter, with Ruth and Ruby Deaver and others. A Halloween party occurred near the schoolhouse with chaperones. Birth announced for Ray Knapp's family October 30. A flurry of visits to friends, conventions, and family gatherings fill the community pages with names and places such as Alliance Chadron Denver Greenwood Harmony Simla and Neilsen in Sidney.
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Earl Sharman
Stanley
Dorothy Elsen
Emil Gould
Harrisburg
H. E. Witters
H. J. Elsen
Earl Blanchard
Oshkosh
Bill George
Sidney
Ruth
Ruby Deaver
Bernice Narjes
Loretta Wynce
Alliance
Lillie Badziong
Mary Kavanaugh
Bill Badziongl
W. T. Shgerman
Bobby Brachtenbach
Edward Narjes
J. F. Mo
George Deaver
Ray Rayland
Jimmy Deaver
Curtis
Bobby Elsen
Charles George
Vincent Cortney
Chadron
Stanley Elsen
H. van Aelstyn
Denver
West Center Social and Visit Notes From Ruth Osborn
West Center society items record quilting at Ladies aid with large attendance, upcoming meeting at Mrs J E Davison on November 11, visitors including Mrs Mary Dirks of Auburner, and several local visits and dinners at Osborn family homes with neighbors and relatives dining and calling on Thursday through Sunday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Reeves
A. H. Draper
E. E. Osborn
Ladies Aid
J. C. Guill
Guill
J. E. Davison
Jeanette Draper
Mary Dirks
Auburner
George Young
Charles Hancock
Joe Larson
Route One Gatherings Mark Busy Social Week
Mrs H O Withers hosts and birthday celebrations for Withers and John Kastens. Local couples visit August Christensen and Herman Miller homes. Community club meets at district 14 with games and lunch. Dorothy Dawson and Birdella Dawson join Ed Stevens for supper. teachers convention attended in Alliance.
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H. O. Withers
August Christensen
John Grimes
Herman Miller
Arthur Stoll
Alfred Borges
Fred Schwartz
Howard Christensen
Emil Sick
Chappell
Wilbert Christensen
John Kastens
Charles Bondegard
Hubert Bondegard
Withers
Roy Earnhart
Kenneth F Earnhart
Charles Earnhart
Dorothy
Birdella Dawson
Ed Stevens
Edmond Stevers
Clifford Rabe
Alliance
Farm Hauling Boost From International Truck Choice
Ray Babcock the farm equipment man notes Robert Robertson’s pick of the 1 1/2 ton 6 cylinder International Truck for hauling. The piece touts McCormick Deering tractors and farm service with low rates and dependable, first class work from a skilled crew.
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Ray Babcock
Robert Robertson
Lodge Pole Guests and Weekend Visits Reported
Mrs. George Line Lodge Pole, her daughter Lodge Pole Jr., and Mrs. W. G. Crose traveled to Sterling on a business trip Monday. Bernice Walters remained weekend at Carl Bergstrom home in Sidney. Nellie Lehmkuhl, who spent a month with her sister in Council Bluffs Iowa, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Lehmkuhl
Council Bluffs, Ia
Visits and Calls Across towns Reach Omaha Trip
Mr and Mrs A P Kripal left Wednesday for a short visit at Omaha they returned home Sunday evening John Pavlat and son Byron of Potter were Friday evening callers at the homes of Mrs Mary Pavlat and Sallie Barrett Nellie Petteys returned Thursday from Sidney where she had spent several days at the home of her daughter Mrs J W McDaniel Claude DeLaney of North Platte county commissioner enroute home from the CCC camp at Mitchell stopped Wednesday to visit his cousin Mrs H J Handley Mr and Mrs William Emanuel and Mrs Larsen returned to their home at Omaha Wednesday after spending the past ten days here relatives Joe Steele of Kimball was a Saturday dinner guest at the B J Bars home Mr and Mrs A Johnston of Sidney were Lodge Pole callers Mona afternoon
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E. E. Osborn
Clifton
Martin Christofferson
Nancy Bridenstine
Dalton
W. F. Osborn
Charles Hancock
Carol
Olive Gineau
M. Weinbender
Earl Young
Dorothy
Doris
Nebraska City
A. J. Jorgenson
Gwendolyn
J. W. Neilsen
Jay
Martha Morgan
Sun
A. P. Kripal
Omaha
John Pavlat
Byron
Potter
Mary Pavlat
Sallie Barrett
Nellie Petteys
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
County
CCC
Mitchell
H. J. Handley
William Emanuel
Larsen
Farm machinery ad touts McCormick Deering Farmall W-30
Claims hundreds of farms work without horses and praise for McCormick Deering Farmall and W 30. Emphasizes farming as essential industry and tools that boost profitability. Contains colloquial, dated language and likely promotional tone.
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McCormick-Deering
Engines Power Farms Boost in Home Use
A rural ad extols McCormick-Deering engines built in 1 14 3 6 and 10 hp sizes. It claims there is room for one or two on almost every farm in the community and urges replacing hard chores with powered efficiency.
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McCormick-Deering
Out on a Limb. Weather Woes Reform Neighborhood Banter
Mrs Opkins comments on Mrs Iggs mood due to unstable weather. Iggs replies the weather alternates hot and cold, making it hard to know whether to pawn. Both residents share light humor about the fickle climate.
Frugal Willie Declines Mary’s Movie Plans
Dialog from a light local item shows Willie quipping about money and laziness as he refuses to take Mary to see pictures daily. Mary questions his generosity while Willie asserts she must wish for herself.
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Barbara Ann Benedict
WNL Service
Bayard-Gering
Merrill
Minatare Indians
Mirjitay
Lyman
Oshkosh Eagles
Northwest Nebraska
Alliance-Scottsbluff
Panhandle
Turchek
Alliances
Depeslers
Ww L Pet
Scottsbluff We
Lance
Chappell Ween
Bridgeport Ae
Mitchell Wee
Kimball Gering
Sidney Minatare Wee
Merrill Ee
South Colton
Mrs
Hi. J. Elaew
E. BE. Osborn
Raymond Scott
Greenwood
Scott
Ruth Osborn
Simla School
Harmony School
Chris Knudsen
William Schichfeld
J. V. Neilsen
Auguse Christensen
Leo Degenhart
District 14
CAE
M.cormick
K-Deering
Sidney, Nebraska
Mrs. George Line
Claude DeLaney of
North Platte
Lincoln
Joe Steele
B. J. Bars
Mrs. A. Johnston
Lodge
Mona
the Telegraph
A. L. Miller
Willie
Mary
Babcock Implement Co
12Th Avenue
FORD
Detroit
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