Rotary speaker urges world peace role for Rotary
Mr Wood argues America’s balance of power and prosperity invite envy and hatred, urging Rotary to foster international understanding. He cites Rotary International assembly studies and envisions practical programs as Rotary’s core purpose. Roy Liggett gifts a new speaker’s stand featuring a Rotary wheel. Guests Rev Walter Jewett new Methodist pastor and John Ainlay of Lincoln attend. Don Jorgenson returns from service and rejoins Rotary.
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Wood
America
United States
Rotary
Rotary International Assembly
Chicago
Roy Liggett
Liggett
Rotary International
Walter Jewett
New Methodist
John Ainlay
Lincoln
Don Jorgenson
Rev Osborne Named To Hastings Board
The Hastings college board elected five new trustees at the semiannual meeting. New members include Norris C. Bakke of Denver, Rev Howard Osborne of Sidney, Rev Charles Shedd of Lexington, Mrs George P Abel of Lincoln, and Mrs M C McDuffie of Norfolk. Osborne is Hastings and Princeton Theological seminary graduate and a Sidney Presbyterian minister, former moderator of the Nebraska synod. His father, the Rev T C Osborne, served on the Hastings board from 1910 until his death months ago.
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Hastings College Board
Norris C. Bakke
Denver
Howard Osborne
Sidney
Charles Shedd
Lexington
George P. Abel
Lincoln
M. C. McDuffie
Norfolk
Hastings College
Princeton Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church In
Synod of Nebraska
T. C. Osborne
Hastings College Board of Trustees
Sea-Going Mules Carrier Ships Convert for Army Use
The American mule serves as a key transportation unit for the army. Thousands cross oceans in ships specially converted to mule carriers. Seventeen vessels, including 13 Liberty and cargo ships, carry 320 to 689 mules each with sick bays for 16 to 32 animals. A Missouri mule requires more space than a Texas mule.
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Liberty
Missouri
Texas
Natural Beauty Seen By Strangers In Nebraska Valley Colors
The Nebraska State Journal column quotes T H Ferris of the Rocky Mountain Herald praising western Nebraska scenery. He describes the North Platte valley at sundown with colors behind Courthouse rock and compares feeling to that of the 1849 gold rush era. He notes the contrast between insiders and outsiders viewing the landscape, from Lodgepole to Sidney and Scotts Bluff.
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Nebraska
Nebraska State Journal
North Platte Valley
T. H. Ferris
Rocky Mountain Herald
Lodgepole Valley
Courthouse Rock
Chimney Rock
Castle Rock
Table Rock
Scotts Bluff
Signal Butte
Fort Laramie
Washington Irving
Parkman
Mari Sandoz
Sidney
Nebr
Porter Elected By Oil Dealers
The Cheyenne County Petroleum Industries Committee chose Bob Porter of Sidney as chairman at the Sid ney meeting Friday night. John A. Ainlay outlined matching federal highway funds for Nebraska and called for repeal of the $5,000 automobile stamp tax and the federal tax on gasoline and oil. Ted Thomson of Gurley became secretary and C A Trisko of Sidney was named chairman of the legislative committee.
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Cheyenne County Petroleum Industries Committee
Bob Porter
Sidney
John A. Ainlay
Nebraska Petroleum Industries Committee
Nebraska
Ainlay
Congress
Ted Thomson
Gurley
C. A. Trisko
Potter Community Sale Listed by The Telegraph
Three public sales booked including Potter Community Sale on Thursday Nov 15 at 1 pm at Hagemister Lumber Yard. Tractors machinery furniture and other items go under the hammer. Auctioneers Elmer Kath Joe Schwartz manager E W Eberle. Also William T Schaffert sale Tue Nov 20 at his place fourteen miles west and 2 1/2 miles north of Dalton twelve miles north
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Telegraph
Potter
Hagemeister Lumber
Elmer Kath
Joe Schwartz
E. W. Eberle
William T. Schaffert
Dalton
Farm auction near Potter and Gothenburg set for late November
A pair of rural auctions are announced. At Potter, starting 10 30 AM, Schaffert offers 82 cattle 20 hogs farm machinery poultry feed and furniture with Hesseltine and Golden as auctioneers and Potter State Bank as clerk. Sunday school ladies will provide lunch. In Gothenburg Mienert H Franzen Sr. offers four Dawson county properties at the city hall on November 20 with R M Franzen in Gurley as contact.
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Potter
Redington
Schaffert
Hesseltine and Golden
Potter State Bank
Union Sunday School
Mienert H. Franzen SR
Dawson County
City Hall
Gothenburg
R. M. Franzen
Gurley
Cheyenne Second In Western Land Value
Nebraska farm land values rose about one percent per acre this year to an average of 21.89 dollars. Cheyenne county in the panhandle reported a total valuation of 9.81 million dollars, second to Scotts Bluff’s 15.66 million in the state. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
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Nebraska
Armstrong
Panhandle
Cheyenne County
Scotts Bluff
Leaders Of Clubs Study On Clothing Pointers For 46
Thirty-five project club leaders trained on the November demonstration Clothing Pointers for ’46 at three leader sessions. Leaders from Mutual Improvement Sidney Draw Plainview Lorenzo West of Lorenzo East Sidney Draw and Homemakers Lodgepole N P B Sidney Victory Homemakers Tri County Extension and Helping Hand were among attendees. Program covered shoulder pads construction sleeve setting and methods to obtain more service from ready-made clothing.
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Mutual Improvement Club
Sidney Draw
Plainview Club
Sidney
Lorenzo Womens Club
Brownson Homemakers
Lorenzo
East Sidney Draw
Wm. George
Mary Burbank
Homemakers Club
Lodgepole
C. B. Club
N. P. B. Sidney
Victory Homemakers
Tri- County Extension Club
Helping Hand
Ezra
Turning a Picture Frame Into a Serving Tray
A discarded oval frame can be repurposed into a serving tray. Cut plywood to fit the back, screw it on, lacquer or enamel it, and add handles. Use a jigsaw to fashion the handles for a practical, decorative tray.
Letter to editor defends local thrift and progress
The letter from J. H Foster County Assessor and seventeen deputies rebukes State Tax Commissioner Bob Armstrong and praises Banner County claiming residents work from sun to sun, shun watches, invest spare cash in Liberty Bonds, and tout Cheyenne County stoves as up-to-date. It frames their communities as progressive, aggressive and thrifty.
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Bob Armstrong
Banner County
Cheyenne County
J. H Foster
Originial White House work began in December 1792
The initial construction of the White House commenced in December 1792, marking the start of a landmark executive residence project in the United States.
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U. S. White House
White House
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Wichita, Kansas
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Sidney Telegraph
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Sidney,Nebraska
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