Thrilling FOS Drama Deepens in Mona Gale Case
Mona Gale is killed in a scuffle involving Jack Waring and Jim Boyd. Sylvia Waring Kaleidoscopes love while Tom Hardy vows support as Jim Boyd confronts a perilous mood of pursuit. A newspaper headline magnifies the manhunt as Jim plots a risky scheme to clear his name.
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Mona Gale
Jack Waring
Jim Boyd
Carter
Waring
Ruth Boyd
Boyd
Jack
Sylvia
Tom Hardy
Jim
Mona
Jim Freer
Hardy
Sylvia Smith
Ruby Simpson
Ruby
Sylvia Waring
Carby
Darby
San
Carty
Castor
Former Potter Resident Roy Wright Die on Train Near Indianola
Roy Wright age 27 of Geneva and former Potter resident was killed after falling from a train near Indianola while traveling with a companion to Holdrege for a hunting trip. Wright was found mangled by a train crew after his companion missed him near Cambridge. He leaves a wife and child in Geneva. The Presbyterian Circle plans its annual church bazaar on Wednesday December 12.
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Roy Wright
Geneva
Potter
Indianola
Wright
McCook
Holdrege
Cambridge
Presbyterian Circle
Lions Club seeks new Morrill County agent in Bayard
At a Bayard Lions Club meeting a committee was formed to push for replacing the Morrill County agent or changing his policies. Bayard businessmen fault the incumbent for not backing the cooperative cheese factory industry and aiding county growth. They want a policy shift and possible change in leadership to spur development.
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Bayard Lions Club
Bayard Transcript
Morrill County
Bayard
Barton Girl Denies She Had Romance With Gray
Reports from Bridgeport state Dorothy Barton and Mrs. Gray deny any romance between Aaron Gray and Barton who flew stunt missions with him. Barton says no sentiment existed despite Gray’s service and awards being cited by Mrs. Gray. Plans to bury Gray in Bridgeport were abandoned and his body will go to Kelso Washington, with neither accompanying it.
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Jack
Tom
Jim Boyd
Sylvia
Mona
Ruby Simpson
Jim
Aaron Gray
Dalton
Dorothy Barton
Miss Barton
Gray
Bridgeport
Kelso, Wash
Nebraska 1923 Assessed Valuation Overview
Nebraska's total assessed valuation in 1923 reached 3,141,146,610 dollars, about 170 million less than the prior year. Farm property comprised 64 percent of the total. railroad properties fell by 26 million. telegraph values dropped. merchandise values declined by two million. farm lands rose by two million compared with 1927 totals. Ex-governors listed include George Sheldem and J. E. Moretecc among others, with further scattered notes on governance and civic figures.
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Nebraska
Ling
George Sheldem
4. C. Soallenterzer
J. E. Moretecc
Meish Nevis
C. OW. Beyer
Gove
Steidrm
Gurley News Briefs Mix Local Business Travel and Socials
Wom Sider aged 15 receives care as doctors treat, while Cheles Critica and Bex report on local concerns. George Sammer, treasurer, ends term. Berges Coocogham visits for two weeks with Desvrer. Crasies Weick hospitalized for medical care. A L Garvin travels Orraba Oshkosh for a new client. Residents attend Dalton festival. Gurley dancing club hosts a dance and a Lutheran church social closes the week.
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Cheles Critica
Bex
George Sammer
Berges Coocogham
Eanday
Salasiver
Desvrer
Léx
Crasies Weick
Tuexsey
A. L. Garvin
Orraba
Oshkosh
Rov. Lahse
Sidney
Gurley and
P.W Busee
Roy Buckleiter
Collart Farm
J. H. Winegar
Gurley
Edwin Schneider
Minatare
G. E. Burke
Ed Rihn
Dalton
Elizabeth Engel
Fred Engel
Denver
Gurley Dancing Club
Victory Theatre
Lutheran Church
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Raied Race
Lions Club
Barton
A. R. LeSueur
Nebr
Erskine
Mann Motor Company
Studebaker
Cheyenne County
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