Jefferson County Woman's Club Meeting At Fairbury
Mrs O J Mayborn and other leaders attended the Jefferson County Extension service and Federation of Woman's Club event at Odd Fellows Hall in Fairbury Monday afternoon. About 219 women from 17 towns participated with rural districts well represented. Mary Brown spoke on Nebraska project and study clubs while Gladys Ayars demonstrated meat canning.
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O. J. Mayborn
C. H. Cully
Scott Miller
Francis Clark
Ralphie
Odd Fellows Hall
Fairbury
Mary “Brown
Nebraska
Jefferson County
Kansas State Agricultural College
University of Missouri Agricultural
Andreas
Jefferson County Extension Service
Federation of Woman’s Club
Marriage of A. C. Richardson and E Roberts in Washington KS
News from the community reports the marriage of Mr. A. C. Richardson and Mrs. E Roberts in Washington Kansas on January 22 1935. Mrs. Roberts moved to the Richardson home last October from the eastern part of the state. Friends extend congratulations.
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A. C. Richardson
E- Roberts
Washington
Kansas
Government Oats Sale Open To All With Cash
There is brisk demand for 10 500 bushels of government seed oats received at the Farmers Union Elevator in Fairbury. Sale, once limited to applicants, is now open to anyone who can pay. No payment relief instructions have been received yet, though hopes remain for arrangements before sowing season.
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Farmers Union
Fairbury
Callan's Police Bill Passed by Nebraska Senate
The Nebraska Senate approved Callan's police bill 21 to 6 and sent it to the house. It would form a state highway patrol of up to 100 officers funded by a 50 cent annual wheel tax on motor vehicles.
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Nebraska Senate
Callan
House of Representatives
Will Move To Beatrice Beatrice Move Plans Stated
Mr. Joseph Albright and family will relocate from Peru to Beatrice around April 1. The new address is 1708 Elia Street according to a week old communication.
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Joseph Albright
Peru
Beatrice
Eila St
Feeder's Day Program Set At Nebraska Agricultural College
The twenty third annual Feeder's Day will be held at the Nebraska college of agriculture. Jefferson County females have been invited to attend and statewide attention is expected.
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Agricultural College
Nebraska College of Agri- Shamans
Jefferson County
Vehicle Repair Report From D V Fanders Yard
A brief item notes that D V Fanders yard handled a car parts issue and 8 parts were examined for an analyzer related repair. The readable text is fragmented and safety-related details are limited.
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Roe
D. V
Beatrice suspects bound over in Anderson car theft case
At a Beatrice county court hearing Judge Noble bound Fred Von Boskirk farmer Bert Hamersham car dealer and others to district court for trial in the Anderson car theft case. Von Boskirk faces receiving concealing and altering a stolen auto while Hamersham is charged with receiving concealing and selling the car to John Duis.
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von Boskirk
Hamersham
John Duis
Odell
Pete Wondersee
Beatrice
Diller
Ernest
Grabher
Henry Fenton
Bill Geisler
Missouri
Young Fenton
Jefferson County
John Pulec
No New Holidays This Year In Nebraska Senate
Senate kills Senate File 189 16 to 12 removing a proposal to add primary and general election days as legal holidays. An amendment for Good Friday was added earlier. Existing Nebraska law lists eleven holidays including New Year Lincoln's birthday Washington's birthday Arbor Day Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Columbus Day Armistice Day Thanksgiving Christmas.
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Senate
Nebraska
Lincoln
Washington
Surveying No 3 From Fairbury to Gage Co Line
State highway department engineers survey highway No 3 from Fairbury to the Gage county line in Jefferson county. Reconstruction planned from Fairbury to Beatrice may follow the Rock Island railroad on the north side to eliminate two railway crossings and may include paving.
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State Highway Department
Jefferson County
Fairbury
Gage County
Beatrice
Rock Island Railroad
Diller
Carpenter Damage Suit Settled
The $15,000 damage action by Juve Carpenter of Diller against Farmers Union Supply Co and Dean Kraus of Beatrice over Mrs Carpenter’s death in a July collision was settled last week after trial was called. Damages of $2,500 and $1,000 expenses were awarded. The accident occurred on the road north from Odell at the intersection where the highway passes under a Rock Island railroad bridge.
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Juve Carpenter
Diller
Farmers Union Supply Company
Dean Kraus
Beatrice
Carpenter
Odell
Rock Island
Licenses May Go Up County Clerk Reports Sale Pace
County Clerk W H Nider reports thirty five fishing and hunting licenses sold recently. They have been coming in rapidly. current price is one dollar per license, but a bill before the legislature proposes separating fishing and hunting licenses at one dollar each.
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W. H. Nider
How Soon Shall We Have War Prophecies and Peace Talks
This week Adolf Hitler repudiates the Versailles military clause and aims to raise Germany’s army to 480000, vying with Russia’s 830000 and France and Italy for power. Wells predicts a new world war by 1940, while America pursues leisure over war as peace hopes rise.
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H. G. Wells
Germany
Russia
France
Italy
U.S. A
Hitler
United States
America
Notice To Bond Holders On Bond Exchange Offer
Western Union Telegram from Henry Morgenthau Secretary of the Treasury sent to Diller State Bank requests bond holders of Fourth Liberty Loan bonds with digits five six or seven be contacted to exchange for the new issue. The offer expires March twenty seventh and asks banks to use public facilities to reach small denomination holders as a community service.
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Western Union
Diller State Bank
Henry Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington, D. C
Fourth Liberty Loan
Treasury
Quintuplets Made Special Ward of the King in Ontario
Ontario legislation in Toronto declares the Dionne quintuplets as special wards of His Majesty with Dr. Dafoe and Oliva Dionne named guardians. The five little girls survive thanks to modern medicine and nursing, and there is concern the babies’ living arrangements could endanger them. The Dionnes may seek access to the Quins’ accumulated funds to ease tensions. Annette is noted as the first to grow a tooth.
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Dionne
Ontario
Toronto
Mamma
Papa Dionne
Annette
Beatrice County Board renews beer license for Henry P. Wieden
Beatrice county board renews the on sale beer license for Henry P. Wieden amid routine city licensing actions. The measure confirms continued authorization for Wieden to sell beer at his Beatrice establishment under applicable regulations.
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Beatrice
Henry P. Wieden
Dust Storms Sweep Across Nebraska and Surrounding States
A Nebraska town reports a week of dust storms with wind from the south west and north, temperatures ranging from 84 to 20 degrees, and one snow shower. Dust caused the depot visibility drop and school to dismiss early. Residents compare the events to biblical imagery and note unusually red air and a blue sky tint during the storm period.
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King of Glory
Kansas
Baby Wells Born and Died in Steele City
A baby boy was born at 9 a m on March 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Wells Antwons Eleanor Filley in Steele City. The infant died the same day from hemorrhage. Funeral services were held March 19 at the Mr. Charles Waggoner residence with Rev. Drew and Rev. Filli officiating. burial followed in Steele City Cemetery. The community extends sympathy.
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Wells Antwons
Eleanor “Filley
Lyle
Charles Waggoner
Drew
Methodist Church
Filli
Steele City
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Help
In our recent sorrow we express heartfelt thanks to all who extended sympathy and aid. May the Master reward you with His richest blessings. Mr. and Mrs. Wells Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Ae. C. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Filley, Hubert E. Filley.
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Wells Andrews
I. R Andrews
Ae. C. Andrews
W. I. Filley
Hubert E. Filley
Notice of the Election in Village and School
The village and school election will be held at the city hall on Tuesday. Chas. Waggoner is listed as a contact. See the specials in the store for details.
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Tues- Chas
Bock Beer Returns as Spring Sign in Plymouth News
The Plymouth News notes bock beer returning with spring, tracing its Teutonic origins from Einbeck. A playful tale links the beer to a goat head symbol from a 1935 advertisment episode, highlighting tradition and legend behind the brew.
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Roosevelt
Einbeck
Bock
Plymouth News
Farmers Meet Obligations To Land Bank
An Omaha communication reports a flood of payments to the Federal Land Bank of Omaha in the last 30 days totaling 4,000,000 dollars. The Omaha bank tallies February 15 to March 15 receipts at 4,089,003 dollars, a record month in its 18 years serving farmers in Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming.
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Omaha
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Omaha Land Bank
Not Guilty Finding for Lincoln Slay Case
Helen Northup a 20 year old Lincoln girl was found not guilty by a jury on a manslaughter charge stemming from a collision in west Lincoln on October 19. The verdict says she was not guilty in the eyes of the law though public sentiment questions her drinking habits and cautions against such behavior.
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Helen Northup
Lincoln
Miss Northup
West Lincoln
Merle Iead Rich
For Sale White Rock Setting with Blood Stain
Classified item lists a sale of a white rock setting described with a blood stain and unclear condition. The snippet names an item seller or location but lacks full details or precise context for sale terms.
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White Rock
Blood Ete
Ben “Oc
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