Local residents spend Thanksgiving traveling and visiting
A series of social notes list residents like W R Weeden in Bayard and Miss Florence Nuestel heading to Sterling for Thanksgiving. Others, including Miss Rose McFadden, Miss Flarfict Jones, and families such as Mr and Mrs Raymond Rogers, visit relatives in Denver Potter Boulder and Omaha. A license to wed was issued to Frank Leo Rezanina and Louise C Braver. I L Pindell and Mrs Pindell head to Omaha with the newborn. Edward II Anderson and Bertha Radditz marry in a ceremony conducted by Rev Kabese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leo Rezanina
Louise C. Braver
Kenesawa
Edward II. Anderson
Peetz
Mies Bertha Radditz
Lorenso
Kabese
Barber Mr Johnson Leaves Local Shop for Scottsbluff
Mr Johnson, longtime employee at the Fairy and Short barber shop, departed last week to establish his new home in Scottsbluff. L Frank Price tours the western state and will lecture on science and evolution at the U S theatre on Thursday December 3. Price is knowledgeable and expected to deliver a solid address. His advertisement appears elsewhere in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnson
Fairy and Short Barbershop
Scottsbluff
L. Frank Price
Price
Nebraska Notre Dame Gridiron Attendees At Thanksgiving Game
Paul Martin Golden Kratz Kenneth Bassett Elmer Grabill and Judge Tewell are among attendees at the Nebraska Notre Dame football game in Lincoln on Thanksgiving day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Martin
Golden Kratz
Kenneth Bassett
Elmer Grabill
Judge Tewell
Lincoln
Expert Upholstery at Weeden's Furniture Store
Expert upholstery service offers first class furniture upholstering refinishing and cabinet work. Rebuilds mattresses recover and makes old furniture like new. 500 fabric samples including tapestries velour and mohair. Draperies made and guaranteed. J W Thomas at Weeden's Furniture Store phone 285.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thomas
Weeden’s
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Hold Steady Across Market
Union Stock Yards reports Nov 25 1525 cattle receipts at 7000 with active market steady to strong. Prime yearlings 11.75 to 13.25, steers 7.50 to 18.00, grass cattle up to 9.00, hogs near 10.25 to 11.00 top, sheep and lambs steady with fat lambs and yearlings selling up to 15.50 and 20.50 for fat yearlings.
Mrs Esther Lindberg Garber Visits Then Hospitalized
Mrs Esther Lindberg Garber of this city visited relatives in Cheyenne with her husband Kenneth Bassett. She became violently ill, was hospitalized Friday evening for an appendectomy, and Kenneth Bassett returned to Cheyenne Sunday to bring her home as her condition improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Garber
Cheyenne
Kenneth Bassett
Discredited Theory On Self Preservation At Crossings
Ohio State Journal notes a paradox between the idea that self preservation is nature's first law and the observed human behavior at railroad crossings, highlighting a tension between theory and everyday action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
News Review of Current Events Recalls Shenandoah Inquiry
Edward W. Pickard reports on naval testimony about Captain Foley and the Shenandoah inquiry, Mussolini opening a new parliament with fascist measures, a $100 million Italian loan, and U S tax and liquor enforcement shifts. The piece ties court proceedings, political shifts, and economic moves in a wide postwar snapshot.
Druses strengthen in Syria as Lebanese clashes flare
From the French view the Druse rebellion worsens with Druses gaining strength in Syria and shifting activity to Lebanon. French backed Christian volunteers were defeated, towns captured, and loot seized. Sidon on the Syrian coast faced threats, prompting American missionaries to request a Beirut warship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC Demans
Syria
Lebanon
Sidon
Beirut
Locarno treaties ratified by British House of Commons
In a near-unanimous session the Commons approved Locarno pacts. Chamberlain said Britain would not be drawn into war against its wishes. He attributed Russia’s exclusion from the League to Moscow’s opposition, not Western powers, arguing the league conflicts with Soviet aims.
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Mitchell
William S. Sims
Navy
Naval War College
Newport
Shenandoah
Sims
House of Commons
Locarno
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Russia
League of Nations
League
National beer syndicate probe reaches Chicago end
Government agents investigate an alleged nationwide beer syndicate with emphasis on the Chicago end of the operation. Authorities indicate ongoing inquiries into leadership, distribution networks, and financial channels, aiming to dismantle the cartel and prosecute key figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Beer Syndicate
Chicago
Governor Sorlies Nye Seat Seen Facing GOP Row
North Dakota Governor Sorl ie appoints George E Nye to fill the late E F Ladds US Senate vacancy The choice may trigger a fight by regular Republicans based on a Wilson era precedent The case echoes a precedent set by Frank P Glass seating dispute in Alabama and questions a state law gap On the Lenape liner a fire near Lewes Delaware forced 867 people to flee safely with one drowning and a $3 000 000 blaze later the Mississippi docks at New Orleans burned destroying merchandise and threatening wholesale streets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overnor Sorlie
North Dakota
George E. Nye
United States
E. F. Ladd
Nye
la Follette
Senate
Wilson
Frank P. Glass
Alabama
Delaware
Lewes
Mississippi River
New Orleans
President Coolidge Sets Economic Plan Speech Outline
President Calvin Coolidge addressed the New York State Chamber of Commerce detailing a program of economic development. He called for improvements in land waterways, railroad consolidation, government efficiency, broader electrification, and elimination of industrial waste, plus support for America joining the World Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wfresident Coolidge
New York State Chamber of Commerce
America
World Court
D C Stephenson Sentenced for Oberholtzer Death
Former Indiana Klansman D C Stephenson is sentenced to life in prison for his role in the death of Madge Oberholtzer. George J Jones rises from office boy to chairman of Standard Oil of New Jersey. General Feng and Marsha Chang sign a China peace pact. Twelve Soviet officials are executed in Moscow for graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana
Madge Oberholtzer
George
J. Jones
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Feng
Marsha Chang
China
Muscow
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Guy V. Dgran
W. —R. Weeden
Bayard
Mer. Crawford
Kimball
Joseph Oberfelder
Omaha
Bishop Beecher of
Hastings
Mrs.Oren Weymouth
Bridgeport
Leroy Larson
Ovid, Colo
Hobart Davis
Lodge Pole
W. P. Miles
Les Hyde
James Johnson
North Platte
Sidney Persons
Scottabluff
Hannaford
Frank Zaleski
Potter
Florence Nuestel
Sterling
James Heyward
Denver
Mrs
Edward Furer
Raymond Rogers
Boulder
I. L. Pindell
Mrs. Pindell
J. W. Johnson
O. P. Caird
Belvedere
K. Kepler
Spencer Flo. Rupe Campbell
Les Bentley
University of Wyoming
South Omaha
Lindberg
M.W. Osborn
Hendie
Ford
Edward W. Pickard
Zachary Lansdowne
Navy Department
Paul Foley
Judge Advocate
George W. Steele
Foley
Lansdowne
U. S. S. Shenandoah
Wilbur
Mrs. Lansdowne
Anton Heinen
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
Washington
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Boston & Maine Railway
David J. Allen
Atlanta
Allen
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House
Ways and Means
Andrews
Green
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Shawsheen
Mass
American Woolen Company
Vermont
Sun Yat-Sen
Purple Mountain
Nanking
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