Nebraskans hear district synod report and local notes
Obie Boyer trains to swim long distances at Carter Lake club while Humboldt youth Bowman Ninger drowns saving his sister in the Nehma river. Farmers shift to sheep as hail damaged wheat, Dalton State Bank buys 3208 Wyoming ewes and lambs. 1928 Nebraska license plates will keep county numbers with blue background and white figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Normand
Nebraska City
Davenport
Lons
Normand
Detroit
Mich
Los Angeles
Calif
F. Pietenhauer
Chicago
Missouri Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Nebraska
Synod
Seward
Obie Boyer
Omaha
Obie
Nemaha
Bowman -Ninger
Humboldt
Dalton State Bank Isne
Wyoming
West
Post Office
Nortford
Mlizabeth Jordan
Agnes V. Brown
Centerville
Royal
Washington
R. J. Hering
Miss Brown
United Statxc
State Automobile Department
Adams
Antarope
Arthur
Banner
Blaine
Boone
Box Butte
Boyd
Brown
Buffalo
Walnut logs sent from Pawnee City drive to Des Moines
Pawnee City loads eleven cars of walnut logs ending a shipment of 17 carloads. Logs mainly from Pawnee County, part of a revived wartime timber trade, with over 11 000 dollars paid since spring. Jones and Stipe expect further large loadings within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee City
Pawnee County
Des Moines
Jones
Stipe
Bridge Over Platte Near Kearney Opens in Staged Route
The new $91,000 steel and concrete bridge is carried across the Platte in two sections. The engineer announced completion of two sections and noted the route previously used the entire crossing. The bridge project consolidates channels and extends the three-span system, reducing to three remaining spans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Platte River
Mar Gibbon
Platte
Western Nebraska Banks Loaded After bumper wheat harvest
Western Nebraska banks report rising deposits to over a million dollars each and the lowest loan levels in years as the bumper wheat crop keeps harvest delays and drought stress to a minimum. amid this, crime reported near Falls City with a robbery tied to cash and deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Nebraska
Sidney
Wild Coast Armistice Echoes in a Soldier's Return
A veteran Canadian lieutenant, Garth Guthrie, sits in a stormy James Bay camp with his dog as memories of World War I surge. He recalls college days, wartime bravery, his wounded arm, and a romance with Ethel Falconer sparked during leave, while a brutal northern night unfolds outside.
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James Bay
Garth -Guthne
Ethel
Fort Albany
Wip Ter
Montreal
Somme
Garth Guthrie
Charlies
Flanders
Ethel Falconer
Ciarae Guthrie
Garth
Bethel
Etienne
Guthrie
Shot
Clara
Clare
Charles
Gremier
Bey
Arme
Evelted
Gwa
Victoria Station
Familly
Mall
Albany
France
War scarred Guthrie seeks air and work far from Canada
Garth Guthrie, fresh from hospital with lung damage, plans to join Hudson’s Bay Company after a strained farewell to Ethel and Clare. He faces a year apart as he starts a new path to health and independence while family pressure tests his resolve.
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Charles Guthrie
Garth
Charles
Guthrie Sterl Company
Charlies Guthrie
Exhei
Eilet Sever
Ted
Tin
Ethel Falconer
Canada
Empire
Clulhiie
Veteretit
Nht
Orverthelens
Ethel
Garth’ Garbrie
Laurentiana
Clare Guthrie
Guthrie
Montreal
Quebec
Charlie
Pardie
Clara
Deuy
Tim
Janes “Bay
Hudson's Bay Company
Gulhirie
Denmark Station Clergy Messenger Opens Church
At South Luodon railway station Denmark porters and clerks hold church services in the old waiting room. The church’s teeter and founder is Soman sawed Mra Elizabeth Mary Eagle Skipper, titled messenger, guiding the small congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark Tilt
South Luodon
Byes
Soman
Elizabeth Mary Eagle
Messenger
Repairing Hard Rubber Cement Process Summary
The article describes joining hard rubber with a two band layer of sew herd rubber. It details preparing a cement by mixing sulfur, wide rubber, carbon bisulphide, and shebol. The cement is applied in multiple coats to the broken part and the pieces are pressed together to set under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siebdards
Women Now Enter More Professions Across Society
Fifty years ago women faced limited jobs from teaching and homemaking to scarce professional roles. Today women such as Elizabeth Chamberlain, employed at a Union factory making overalls, credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving health as they join architects, lawyers, dentists, executives, and legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bun Rede
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Overalls
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Author and bookseller clash over novel progress and thefts
An author asks how the novels are going while a bookseller quips about unclear progress and shoplifting. The exchange hints at creative doubt and tension in a small literary shop setting.
Obscure 19th Century Quotation Fragmentary Notice
An OCR fragment mentions payments for horses at Ashcroft and a note on breed lines and a breeder. It also includes a quoted Edmund Burke line and stray phrases about a dog with a “bor y tongue.” The text is garbled with stray punctuation and unrelated asides.
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Ali
Air Fair
Omaha—Courier
Iowa
Y. M. UA. Boy Scouts
Rec Oak
Glenwood
Atlantic
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Fremont
Columbus
York
Lincoln
Beatrice
Norfolk
Butte
Burton
Ed Knievel
Knievel
Gibbon
Falls City
Joe Conhart
Misbrenka City
Elebraska City
The
City News
George Marsh
WIN Services
Moose
Lydia E. Pinkham
Secs Campas
Ashcroft
Rea Dion
Edmund Burke
Sddom
Doan
Buster Milburn Co
Dutiaa
FS . R
Scholl
Scholl & Lino-pads
U. Lincoln
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