Rodman Named Delegate to Nebraska Constitutional Convention
J A Rodman of Kimball Nebraska a member of the State Legislature from the seventy sixth district is chosen as delegate to the Constitutional Convention. He plans to defend the existing fundamental law remain conservative and protect liberties while resisting radical changes. The seventy sixth district places trust in his leadership and wishes him success.
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J. A. Rodman
Kimball
Nebraska
Seventy Sixth
Mr. Rodman
Seventy-Sixth
Rodman
Rodmin
Seventy-Sixth District
Wood Leads Straw Ballot For 1920 Presidency
General Leonard Wood tops a straw poll by wide margin with more than twice the votes of any other candidate, ahead of incumbent Woodrow Wilson. The article notes Wood's wartime leadership at Camp Funston and postwar roles at Omaha and Gary Indiana, highlighting his broad appeal and perceived executive ability.
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Leonard Wood
Wilson
Camp Funston
Omala
Gary
Indiana
Vision needed to solve labor problems
John M. Fergerson, president of the Baltimore Federation of Labor, calls for a shared spirit between capital and labor. He argues workers must exchange maximum pay for minimum service and capitalists must accept fair profits and decent livelihoods as a duty of stewardship. He says arbitration boards and active government action could ease recent labor tensions, and ends with a local ad for The Parks Bros. Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Fergerson
Baltimore Federation of Labor
B M S Club meeting and engagements tease
The B M S Club schedules a regular meeting on Tuesday November 11 at Mrs Witham’s home with important business and a program. Miss Marjorie Shipman entertained five school friends at a six o’clock dinner and lively party with decorations, jokes, stories, and games.
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B. M. S. Club
Witham
Marjorie Shipman
Marjorie Wallick
Leona Spitler
Grace Sheen
Jean Swatzlander
Marjorie Rowan
Charles Semerad
Dorothy Tart
Roy Witham
Presbyterian Women Organize Missionary Society
The Presbyterian Church leaders formed a Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society with officers named: Mrs. Samuel Light president, Mrs. R. H. Rogers vice-president, Mrs. E. L. Montgomery secretary, Mrs. Hugh Moore treasurer, Mrs. M. A. Shipman secretary of literature, and Mrs. Charles Trognitz secretary of jubilee. The next meeting is set for Friday at three o'clock at Mrs. Hugh Moore's home, inviting all church studies attendees.
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Presbyterian Church
Samuel Light
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
R. H. Rogers
E. L. Montgomery
Hugh Moore
M.A. Shipman
Charles Trognitz
Jubilee
Livestock Prices at South Omaha November 5 1919
Union Stock Yards South Omaha Neb reports a liberal cattle run about 16000 head with slow trade due to eastern strike conditions. Prices vary from weak to 25 cents lower. hogs about 6000 head steady. lambs and sheep around steady with demand from packers and feeders.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Neb
Womens Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Wkirehgestner Home
The Womens Missionary Society of the Christian Church will meet Thursday afternoon November 13 at three o clock. The study topic is Japanese and Chinese missions on the Pacific coast. All interested women of the church are invited.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Christiann Church
Wkirehgestner
Pacific
Redfield Leaves Cabinet After Six and a Half Years
Washington reports William Redfield retires as secretary of commerce after six and a half years in President Wilson's cabinet. He returns to Brooklyn with no immediate plans. Assistant secretary Edwin F. Sweet will serve as acting secretary until a successor is appointed.
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Washington
Willam
Redfield
Secretary of Commerce
Wilson
Brooklyn
Edwin F. Sweet
Department
Obstacle Training for Boys Says Growth Comes From Struggle
A discussion with a gentleman highlights that success begins with obstacles. Boys fed with ease seldom reach greatness. true strength comes from facing resistance. The message urges starting low, enduring hard work, and striving in any field to become a man of character. Ohio State Journal.
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Lfe
Orho
Ohio State Journal
Little Things Count in a World of Big Outcomes
A concise note on how small actions shape larger results, warning that minor misplacements can trigger major problems. The piece emphasizes attention to detail and the ripple effects of everyday choices in life and work.
The Thoughtless Son Beats Sleep Through Night
An aged genius who once woke to record ideas now boasts a son who sleeps ten hours straight without trouble. The line between restless brilliance and quiet slumber appears to have shifted in this domestic vignette.
Goodyear Tire Stock Up For Ford and Large Cars
We now have a complete stock of Goodyear plain and Non-skid tires suitable for Fords and larger cars. M. W. Osborn Motor Co.
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M. W. Osborn Motor CO
Boston
Miners March From Cabin Creek To Charleston
A band of 300 to 400 striking miners left Cabin Creek to march to Charleston despite rain and district orders against marching. No details on arming or clear purpose were given. In Knoxville, Tennessee, three more federal companies join 500 regulars already deployed for potential duty in eastern Kentucky and Tennessee coal regions.
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Charleston
W. Va
Cabin Creek
Knoxville
Tenn
Kentucky
Tennessee
Great Air Race Ended After Long Endurance Round
Chicago reports the 65402 mile endurance race concluded as eight of sixty two entrants completed the course. Lieut. Col H E Hartney Lieut R B Bagby and Lieut R S Worthington reached home fields Friday before sundown as officials awaited War Department to verify times.
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Chicago
War Department
Mineola
L. L
H. E. Hartney
R. B. Bagby
San Francisco
F. Steinie
Bryan
D. B. Gish
Ayers
B. W. Muaynard
J. O. Donaldson
Lowell Hi, Smith
Alexander Pearson
Earl Manzelman
Col. Hartney
Bagby
Worthington
Net Result of Experience
An experiential insight notes that seasoned individuals avoid falls when entering a hammock, as their knowledge of the ropes guides safe handling. The observation links competence with familiarity for better balance and risk awareness.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska 1919
By order of Isola Ht. Wasson clerk a sale of the Mitchell Chummy Roadster Model C-12 owned by E W Roberts is set for November 19 1919 at the Sidney county courthouse front door. J W McDaniel sheriff.
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Isola Ht. Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
J. S. Davis Auto Company
BE. W. Roberts
Court House
Sidney
Said
Mitchell Chummy
E. W. Roberts
Coal Deposits Found on Spitzbergen By Geologists
Geologists report immense surface coal deposits in Spitzbergen making the icy fogbound region a land with strong commercial potential. Deep mining is largely unnecessary due to surface seams.
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Spitzbergen
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Constitutional Convention
Parks Bros. Electric Co
Maccabbees
M. L. Easterday
Order
GW. Zike
Clyde
Norine Dedrick
Katheryn King
May Breternitz
Florence
Merriam O’berg
Helen McDaniel
Tilla Hansen
Hazel M. Edwards
Martha J. Christensen
Leslie Bentley Bennie Dresser
Ronald
Bennie Dresser
Miss Edwards
Virginian Halston
Vera Mahr
Daisy Nickam
Avis Rogers
Ada Taylor
Dorothy Wright
Ross Perry
Frederick Zimmer
Harold Tobin
Myron Kruse
Arthur Daugherty
William Lowe
Leureile Pundingsland
Amy Saxon
Francis Fletcher
Daisy Nickum
Dorothy
Emily Gould
Velen MccDifniel
Francis Fletch
Ter
Daisy
Helen McDaniels
Womans’ Missionary Society
E. F. Sweet
Department of Commerce
Hunt Club
Kentucky Fields
Sheriff's Sale
J. W. McDaniel
Bassett’s Pharmacy
J.S. Davis Auto Co
NEBR
Sidney Top & Paint, Company
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