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Cornhusker News highlights across Nebraska towns
Read of school construction at Odell and a new Masonic temple planned in the summer. Reports note over 1,000 more auto licenses in Fillmore County, a $20,000 Stratton memorial ball, and state lumber dealers attending a February 18 meeting. An aging Hartington church is being renewed and Governor McMuller appoints Mrs. Emily Hornberger to head child welfare. Gas incidents in Norfolk, and Nebraska University enrollment placing eighth among large institutions are also recorded.
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Odell
Masonic Lodge
Fillmore
L.ing
Stratton
Kenneth Werniment
Geneva Won
Firey Place
Heprom
Omeke
Grace Episcopal Church
Hartington
Lieyd
Little Son
Edwin
Norfolk
Columbus
University of Nebraska
A. J. Weaver
Falls City
Farmer and Rusinessman
Nebraska
Douglas County Sunday School Association
First Baptist
Omaha
Platte River
Furlington
Fremont
Tereby
Pawnee City
Bur-ington
McMuller
Emily F. Hornberger
Lincoln
Bureau of Child Welfare
State Department of Public Welfare
John Weber
Cook
Otoe County
Gage County
Grand Island
Fairbury
Iowa
Kansas
Dick Grotte
Tristate Loop
Carl J. Lord
Yutan
Saunders County
R. B. Witham
Piaitsmeouth
Nebraska Territorial Pioneers’ Association
Sivih Omatea
United Stats
Union Pacific
Government Indian School
Genoa
Le ¢ 14
Beaver Creek Bridge
Smith-Hughes
Bergwo
Guilford School House
Kenneth Myers
Smith- Hughes
Edward
Maroha
Fuoam
Mont
Joseph Husak
A. G. Knipping
Schuyler
Frank Mitchell
Banking Department
Waiton League
Orsaba Hotels