Wealthy Baltimore Publisher Killed in Wreck
A Baltimore publisher, W. P. Marquette, was killed when his elaborate $6000 car crashed in Kimball County after a rear tire blew. The colored chauffeur escaped unharmed. authorities question Marquette’s identity as relatives are sought. The body rests at Burwell mortuary awaiting kin.
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W. P. Marquette
Baltimore
Kimball
Tives
Marquette
Marquete
Burwell
West Coast
Hints of Parish Mass Schedule and Pastor
Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a m. Evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7:30 p m. Weekday masses at 7:00 a m. Anton Link, Pastor.
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Anton Link
Trinity English Lutheran mission fest at Sidney
The Trinity English Lutheran church at Sidney will celebrate its annual mission festival on Sunday September 13 with services at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Church school begins at 9:45 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. No evening service due to the pastor uniting with Oshkosh and Lewelen Lutheran churches for their anniversary sermon. All are invited. W T Eahse D D Pastor.
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Trinity English Lutheran Church
Sidney
Semon
Methodist Church Labor Day Services and Activities
The Methodist Church schedules 945 am church school 11 am morning worship and sermon for Labor Day 1233 pm Epworth league covered dish luncheon 630 pm Epworth leagues 730 pm Evensong and sermon Preaching in the Mountains Monday 745 Regular session of the church school board Tuesday 645 Keystone class covered dish dinner F Charing Mills Minister.
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Church School
Epworth League
Epworth
Church School Board
F. Charing Mills
Episcopal Church Services in Legion Hall
Mermimz prayer and sermon at 1 2 mm J B ice rector YREBYTERUN CHURCH will hold services in American Legion hall Sunday Sunday school at 10 am preaching at 11 am P P Cheff pastor.
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American Legion
Andiwinm
Cheff
Swine Industry Faces Overproduction Fears Say Farm Board Member
Farm board member Denraan told the Nathanuhpy growers at a Springfield meeting that the swine industry is pressured by high feed costs and weak supplies. He cited a June USDA survey showing the 1931 spring pig crop up 25 percent nationwide, with Western states leading the increase.
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Wine Indust
Westerm
B Denraan
Nathaupy Sane Growers Association
Springfield
US Department of Agriculture
United States
University Officials Predict Student Body Large as Last Year
Nebraska universities prepare for another sizable enrollment as officials foresee about 6,953 students in college work this year. Freshman activities begin September 14 with early exams, registration set for September 15 and 16, and a mandatory medical check for all new students prior to fees.
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Nebraska
Little Crossroads Country School
University of Nebraska Authoities
State University
University of Nebraska
Dalton School Welcomes New Year and Fresh Faces
Ruth Jobe Howard and Herbert Marx start at Dalton High School as sophomores and freshmen. Ada Adams returns from Doniphan, while Evaell Fernao and new teacher Helen Stibor join District 114. The community notes weddings, funerals, and a dust storm, with district 114 enrollment at 25 and a piano replacing the organ.
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Ruth Jobe
Howard
Herbert Marx
Dalton
Herbert
Joan Harrs
William Ewert
Floyd Webster
Jack Devier
Iowa
Jobe
Llord Yowell
Fred Rathman
Yows
Alfred Christensen
Carl Christensen
Viola Dickes
Lodee Pole
Chappell
Helen Stibor
Sheton
Jean Rathman
Ileen Bucacker
Vivian Jobe
Dla Croves
North Divide and Area Socials and Travels In Alliance
Mrs. Frame and son motor to Alliance with Mr. Frame staying for medical care. Club activities include C. C. Girls Own Room hosted by Reetta Siemers with lunch, N. P. B. at O. L. Miller home, and P. J. club bridge with high and consolation scores. Relatives visitations occur across multiple towns. games noted with Sidney beating Huntsman 13 to 12. Several residents travel to Portland and Kearney for business and visits. local hosting and social events persist through the week.
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Peareparks
Ray Frame
Alliance
O. L. Miller
Ilenry Yowell
Ed Walerton
E. V. Hughes
Evelyn Lessman
Theresa Hughes
Claude Sparks
P. J. Club
A. J. Hamilton
Harold Tibin
Dorothy Lipke
Betty Lea Yowell
Margaret Miller
Ruth Kinton
Geraldine Cruise
John
Henry Glant
Scottsbluff
Will Sparks
L. S
Sidney
Huntsman
Kettler of
Stanton
Fred
A. L. Cruise
Kearney
Henry Schnell
Elizabeth Glant
Portland
Ore
Thirtieth Persons to Appear for Pardons on September Eighth
The pardon board will hear 30 applicants on September 8 including Edwin Newcomb a former Sheridan County farmer who attempted to end his family’s lives after reverses and a former Chase County treasurer William Satchell who blames auditors for embezzlement. Also appearing are Gertrude Rose Omaha parole plea Burley Cupp third attempt for parole Aren H. Dixon McCook restitution requests Bert Bean Theodore Metzger Ina Criger and Melvin Burr seeking parole or license restoration following prior offenses.
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Memb.s
Chase Actrnty
Pardon Board
Edwin Newcomb
Sheridan County
Ile
William Satchell
Chase County
Burley Cupp
Reformatory
Lincoln County
Aren H. Dixon
Cone
McCook
Bert Bean
Theodore Metzger
Richardson County
Ina Criger
Melvin Burr
Otee County
Hog weight trends add burden for swine growers
Over the past fifteen years the upward trend in average hog weight for slaughter, driven by current demand, imposes an extra burden that swine growers cannot afford to bear.
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Chicago
Parker
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