Nebraska hunting grounds and law on wild fowl
Editorial notes Nebraska as a premier wild fowl hunting state with vast Central flyway landscapes. It laments illegal hunting, praises conservation work since 1930, and urges sportsmen to follow bag limits while highlighting the low annual license fee as a bargain. It also mentions Wyoming politics and Governor Miller in a separate discussion about natural resource exploitation and regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
United States
Panhandle
Lunch Counter State Faces Complex Wyoming Politics
Wyoming’s political scene nears November as party enmity rises over preserving the state’s natural resources. The New Deal fades as critics attack corporations for draining wealth while labor pushes back against a proposed pipeline to Denver. Railroads fear losses amid shifting influence around Cheyenne and Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Wyoming
Denver
Colorado
Pueblo
Labor i
Ada Aroind
Cheyénne
Lance Creek
Youth Problem Debates Across Butler Lasher and Carman
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and John Lasher outline strong cases on youth and rebuke elders as they discuss the era’s younger generation. Harry J. Carman argues college training gaps, urging shared duty among family school and church to train minds and mold character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
John Lasher
Wisconsin
National Youth Administration
Dr. Butler
Lasher
Cain and
Abel
Harry J. Carman
New York City
Butler
Biff Jones Faces Skeptics After Slumps At Nebraska
A retrospective view notes coach Biff Jones rose to fame by guiding Minnesota, Iowa State, and Indiana to rapid wins, but now Nebraska's mentor suffers two straight losses and may lose a third to Indiana. The piece frames the coaching life as volatile, demanding resilience amid shifting fortune and ingratitude.
Why Not No 30 We Peeved at Associated Industries Nebraska
A fragmented letter or clipping expresses frustration with the Associated Industries of Nebraska. The writer voices displeasure and signals ongoing displeasure or dispute, but lacks full context or resolution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Industries of
Nebraska
Nebraska Ad Campaign Sparks Public Outcry Over Highway Signs
Citizens express frustration with an association over a Nebraska debt free highway system ad. They claim the campaign misused highway numbers and demanded No 30 receive nationwide publicity, insisting it is the only deserving Nebraska sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
An Eastern newspaper's quirky reflections on the forgotten man and woman
A collection of wry observations and jokes on social mores and memory, including the forgotten man and woman concept, a joke pamphlet on drinking, traveling men, and light "news" snippets. It notes seasonal grins about summer vacation, and small-town social visits near Minatare with local families and dinner guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ietiary
Scotch Politician Spins a Lighted Cigar Campaign Line
A Scottish politician, depicted with a lit cigar, urges voters to back him on election day with a brisk, provocative plea. The image echoes campaig nstyle of the era, highlighting rhetoric and visual symbolism used to sway the electorate.
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Laddie
Scotsman’s parting lời ends with playful quip
A Scotsman on a business trip phoned home saying goodbye and joking that his thriftiness makes him forget to take little Donald’s something. The anecdote reflects a lighthearted stereotype about Scots frugality and humor in everyday speech.
Lodge Pole social notes and visits in OVid and nearby towns
Mrs. Anna Miller and Mrs. G W Sine visited OVid and Julesburg Colorado. Dinner guests at F C Barlow’s included H C Craig P E Smith and family and Mary Barnard. Residents and visitors from Bakersfield Green River New York City Sidney and Potatello gathered for dinners and pinochle. A serious fall injured O M Waller who fractured his hip. Weddings and travels tied to Bend Oregon Denver and Sterling. Legion Auxiliary planned Armistice Day observances with dainty refreshments.
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F. C. Barlow
H. C. Craig
P. E. Smith
Mary Barnard
Ole Cutright le
Bakersfield
California
Wolvey Wise
Green River
Wyo
Wise
Rose McIntosh
Walter Kerker
Kerker
Homer Handley
Des Moines
Iowa
Clarence Bills
Potatello
Idaho
Harley Simpkins
Lee Briard Jr
Thursay
Winner
South Dakota
Norfolk
Nebraska
M. Waller
Sidney Hospital
Booth
Gan
C. H. Johnson
Barbara
Bend
Sunnyside social notes sheduled visits and departures
Sunnyside residents list visits with neighbors and relatives including Mrs. Lowell Hokom and family at S F Irwin home Mrs Charles Fickert Dorothy Theis at BE A Wickard home and other calls at Charlie Wise home O Cutright and Brandi families return from Eastern state trip E A Wickard Omel and Taylor families host gatherings Irma McKimmey guest at Le Omel home John Omel and E A Wickard visit Charles Fickert leaves for Stanford with Dorothy Theis accompanying continuing social rounds
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Charles Fickert
Dorothy Theis
BE. A. Wickard
O. Cutright
Charlie Wise
A. Brandi
E. A. Johnson
Ralph Talic
Les Omel and Sons
John Bleck
Mrs. Miller
Lowell Hokom
E. A. Wickard
Tons
Mrs. Taylor
Les Omel
Irma McKimmey
John Omel
Stanford
Mr. Theis
Community Dinner and Visits in Maple Grove
Maple Grove residents and guests share meals and visits across multiple homes from Tuesday through Sunday. Notable gatherings include birthday celebrations for Shirley Ethel Irwin and Mr. Johnsons 90th, with many locals like Ed Miles and W. T. Sharman hosting and dining at various homes in the area. A final note mentions Louis Yeates of Peterborough reporting sixteen waitresses leaving to marry since starting his business.
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Caspar Rasmussen
Dorothy
Albin Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Elmer Gade
Cecil Tremain
Carol
Sam Irwin
Shirley Ethel Irwin
John, Junker
Robert Irwin
Ed Miles
Alice Mae
R. W. Johnson
Helen
Walter Johnson
Zella Johnson
N. P. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Elna Johnson
John
Chris Junker
Hazel
Harry Miles
Charles King
Newt Breggren
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Farmer's Union
Earl Johnson
Earl and Verne
Lillian Badziong
Ada Hennig
Floyd Miller
John Junker
Wayne
Dorothy Elsen
Roger Wit
JL. P. Houge
Harold
Piker
Cortney
Roger Witter
Earl Shar- Man
Harrisburg
Harry Witters
Will Badziong
Lillian
H. P. Cortney
Mary Egging
Louis Yeates
Peterborough
Ontario
Nebraska workers warned on Social Security and unemployment claims
Nebraska workers confuse Social Security old age insurance deductions with state unemployment contributions. R T Malone says only employers contribute to Nebraska Unemployment Compensation fund and benefits start after January 1, 1939. He urges保持 single Social Security number and to obtain duplicates if lost, to avoid record errors or delays.
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Nebraska
R. T. Malone
State
Malone
Social Security Board
Lincoln
Omaha
North Platte
Fundraiser Planned for Mrs Groenewald of Frankfort
A South Africa fundraising effort supports Mrs M Groenewald of Frankfort who recently welcomed her fourteenth child, the result of twelve pregnancies, amid her recent childbirth.
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South Africa
M. Groenewald
Frankfort
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Editorial
Biff Jones
Tims Magazine
Johnny
Son
C. D. Fisher
Minatare
Walter Wassum and Sons
Forrest Tremain
Les Omel and
Lodge Pole
Mrs
George Sine
Anna Miller
G. W. Sine
Ovid and
Julesburg
Kate Weatherwax
Claude
Listo
Legion Auxiliary
Pearl Johnson
Ariestess
Nora Wolfe
Sunnyside
Sylvan Halsey
S. F. Irwin ‘Home
Maple Grove
Dan Campbell
Cheyenne County
Jackson Street
H. T. Doran
Sidney, Nebraska
the Smart Shoppe
Illinois Street
Samson
Hardy Furniture Co
Typewriter
the Telegraph Publishing Co
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