Lincoln merchant dies at hospital after illness
William Gold aged 78 founder of Gold's & Company store in Lincoln died early Tuesday at Lincoln Hospital. The note also mentions Jasper Long sick at home in McDonald Kansas and a Colorado Springs resident moving to 109 North Chestnut Street.
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Jasper Long
McDonald, Kaeneas
William Gold
Gold’ & Company
Lincoln
Lincoln Hospital
Dale McWhirter
Della Weddel
Colorado Springs
Colorado
North
Chestnut Street
Derrick At Ellis Site Draws Spectators
A 125 ft steel derrick set up for boring work three quarters of a mile east of Ellis attracted visitors last Sunday as the day proved pleasant for sightseeing.
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Ellis
Clarification on Selective Service and Alien Registration
The article explains that all male aliens aged 2 to 39 must register for the draft while remaining required to register as aliens. It clarifies there is no relief from alien registration duties due to draft registration requirements.
Thanksgiving Day Date Reported by Governor-elect Griswold
An announcement from Governor-elect Dwight Griswold states next year's Thanksgiving Day will fall on Thursday November 27 under the Old Deal. Federal institutions are expected to observe FDR Jay.
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Dwight Griswold
Aliens Must Notify Change of Address Under Law
Aliens registered must notify the Immigration and Naturalization Service of any permanent address change within five days using a form available at any post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Department of Justice
Washington
Mrs Wa Steffensmeyer Elected Eastern Star Leader
Lincoln papers report Mrs Wa Steffensmeyer elected Worthy Matron of Starcraft chapter 307 Order of Eastern Star with husband William C Steffensmeyer named Worthy Patron. The male chair is represented by the Masonic Element, a traditional pairing.
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Lincoln
Wa. Steffensmeyer
Eleanor Diehl
Starcraft
Order of Eastern Star
William C. Steffensmeyer
Radio announcer Robert Williamson gains praise in Sioux Falls
Robert Williamson grandson of Mr and Mrs John Darien has become popular as a radio announcer at Sioux Falls South Dakota. His interview with Dr Hubbard world traveler writer and lecturer was praised as a master piece. He enjoys his radio work and has received favorable comment.
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Robert Williamson
John Darien
Sioux Falle
S.D
Robert
Dr. Hubbard
Diller Begins Cleanup to Boost Tax Base and Vitality
Diller has allowed property to run down but plans a cleanup to attract occupants and tax payments. The town notes that preserving services like high school, lighting, water works, library, parks, and police is essential, though some departments could be cut to save money. The speaker asks who will undertake the necessary reductions.
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Diller
Mrs Dunn Announces Change of Address to Newport Beach
Mrs E S Dunn requests a new address at 453 Santa Ana Ave Newport Beach California and states the Fergusons Doris Dunn family has bought a home there. She plans to remain until returning to her Fort Collins Colorado residence.
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E. S Dunn
Santa Ana Ave
Newport Beach
California
Mrs Waggoner Returns to Lincoln From Chicago Visit
Mrs. T. H. Waggoner has been staying with her daughter Flora and family in Chicago and is back at 1301 East Street Lincoln. She notes in a letter she might return to make her home in Diller if the buildings there are torn down.
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T. H. Waggoner
Flora
Chicago
Eystreet Lincoln
Fire Damages Home as Stove Pipe Causes Blaze
The Sixel family at the Oscar Schruel residence near the town pump faced a roof fire last week. A stove pipe routed through a partition to repair the chimney sparked the blaze, causing damage before Ernest Shhuiz repaired it by Saturday night.
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Herman Sixel
Oscar Schruel
Harbine
Ernest Shhuiz
Death of 84 Year Old Thomas Boggs
Thomas Boggs died at 4 Beat Rice hospital last Thursday night at age 84 after years of poor health. Funeral services were held Sunday from Miten's funeral home in Beatrice with burial in Evergreen cemetery there. He was brother to Al Boggs and Newton Boggs and uncle to Roy Boggs of Beatrice. Known as an eccentric man, he lived in Beatrice area, did farm work, and was skilled at wiring chairs. he spent winters in a cave by Indian Creek and earned little but lived independently.
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Thomas Boggs
Beatrice Hospital
Miten
Beatrice
Evergreen Cemtere
al. Boggs
Newton Boggs
Roy Bogga
Tom Boggs
Diller
J. T. Henrichs
Tom
Indian Creek
Queen Grants Pardon Turning Criminal’s Fate
In a prison cell a condemned man reads a reprieve signed by Queen Victoria granting him life. The narrator contrasts royal grace with divine mercy, teaching that Christ took humanity’s sentence and offers pardon to all who accept it.
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Queen Victoria
Tearnet
Christ
Pentecostal Evangel
Last Day and Age Mark Forty Years of Time
The fragment notes a man approaching the end of life, possibly his final day, living to an aged eighty with fourteen years of extended time mentioned, suggesting a long, reflective period at the end of his years.
Court approves sale of Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line stake
Consent filed by Henry W. Waisham as receiver for Grand Rapids Mich Savings Bank to sell 166/400ths of a share in Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. The amount at stake is five certificates and the circuit judge grants the required authority.
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Henry W. Waisham
Grand Rapid
Mich. Savings Bank
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company
Gravely
Automatic Milk Bottler Promises Continuous 24 Hour Use
An advertisement from General Machinery Corp of Hamilton Ohio touts an automatic milk bottler, claiming 24 hour operation and the potential to deliver a quart of milk daily to each family in a city the size of Milwaukee. The text also references burial depths in Colombia and Ecuador and contains fragmented phrases about graves.
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General Machinery Corporation
Harmilton
Ohio
Milwaukee
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Fairbury
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Golden Rule
Prs
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American Fruit Great Farmer National Livestock Producer
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Ican Boy
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Christian Her
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