Senior Class Socials and Play Spark School Spirit
The Senior class held a lively second semester party at Ruby Hilder's home with stunts and a three course luncheon. Juniors hosted a campfire gathering with marshmallows and treats, sponsor Miss Dysart present. On Friday evening March 22 the Junior class staged All of a Sudden Peggy at the Opera house, attracting strong attendance and a $91.45 gross. Nellie Green starred as Peggy with strong support from Carroll Diller John Hilder and Isabele Fouts under coach Miss Dysart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby ‘Hilder
Dysart
Clase
Peggy
Opera
Miss Dysart
Nellie Green
Carroll Diller
Jimmy Keppel
John Hilder
Entomological Society
Isabele Fouts
Rich
O’ Mara
Local Harbine Happenings Include Visits and Outings
Mrs Vance Carmichael and baby of Deshler visited the Whartons last week. Richard Mudrow and family of Blue Hill and Albert Mudrow with Miss Ruth Crain joined a Crete outing. Henry Polfus hosted a Thursday party. Mrs H W Parker and Miss Irma Parker visited Fairbury. Finnest Schakel of W S Rubber Co called on Harbine merchants. Doctor C W Walden of Beatrice checked on Mrs Tatlow. Walter Sandman visited Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Carmichael
Deshler
Whartons
Chas. Sandman
Excelsior Springs
Herman Buller
Omaha
Richard Mudrow
Blue Hill
Nebru
Franz
H. W. Parker
Irma Parker
Fairbury
Finnest Schakel
W. S. Rubber Co
Harbine
Frank Shankey
Louis Koepff
Beatrice Daily Sun
C. W. Walden
Beatrice
Tatlow
Walter Sandman
Ealler
Henry Polfus
Clara
Hazel
Auburn
Nebr
P. A. Buller
The
Baptist
Garrett
Smalley
Baptist Church
Henry Arnold
Ted Mudrow
Arnold Bros
Will Tasche
Louis Fasse
Hugo Schutte
G. F. Kroetsching
Ruth. Crain
Plymouth
David Thomas
Carl Bernhardt
Tillié Walters
Camp Funston
John Thomas
Rea House
Carpenter
Wm. Bishop
Wilma Kroetsching
Oakland
Laurence Cadwell
Harbine Automobile . Co
Easter plans and community news from Auburn Nebraska
A Auburn Nebr local note set recounts Sunday school, Easter program plans, and sermons at the Baptist church. It lists visitors from Beatrice and Fairbury, car purchases, a Harbine marriage, Red Cross activities, and student health updates at the grammar and primary rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts Club
Harbine
Grammar Room
W.S
Red Cross
Gertarde Mudrow
Dorothea Arnold
J. Elsie Koenig
Grammar Rooom
Alfred Schnuelle
Esther Grieb
Eagles Class Submarine Fighters From Ford Plant
The article hails Liberty Loan bonds as the safest security and announces new submarine fighters being built at the Ford plant named Eagles forming the Eagle class of boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Eagle
War Anniversary Opens Third Liberty Loan Drive
Remember Saturday April 6 marks the first anniversary of our war and starts the third Liberty Loan drive. Citizens are urged to resolve to do their part.
Federal income tax filing deadline and penalties outlined
The notice explains April 1 as the final day to file federal income tax returns for 1917. It details penalties for fraud up to $2,000 or one year in prison plus 100 percent of tax evaded, and for late returns from $20 to $1,000 plus 50 percent of tax due. Extensions up to 80 days are possible. over 80 days require commissioner approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Men
Roper
Commissioner Roper
Congress
D. C. Roper
Maternal Revenue
Quote on war tax impact on workers and economy
A wartime voice argues the tax burdens the small wage earner, claiming the levy makes him a partner in financing the war effort and winning the conflict. The statement emphasizes shared sacrifice and economic mobilization during the period.
Bread Prices and Government Subsidies in Britain
The British government spends about 200 million dollars annually to subsidize bread. The state controls all grain, buys imported wheat at market price, and sells to mills at a loss leading to cheap, lower quality loaves. In France a similar system shows slightly different pricing structures for large loaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Great Britain
France
Unsure Accused Official Suspended Without Prejudice
Fragmentary quotes suggest public commentary on an official accused of wrongdoing. The text references a suspension without prejudice pending a hearing, implying debate over the legality and propriety of the action. The passage hints at a broader critique of perceived government inaction or overreach.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burlington
Rockies
Yellowstone Park
Rocky Mountain-Estes National Parks
Colorado
Tourists
Triangle Tour
Denver
Colorado Springs
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Cody
Northwest
Billings
Glacier
W. I. Filley
Diller
L. W. Wakeley
Farnam St
Omaha, Neb
F. W. Lowe
E. O. Cassell
Steele City, Nebr
General Red Cross
America
Jefferson Co
J. Monroe Davis
First National Bank
Fairbury, Neb
Opo. Mhael
Seweler
Waggoner Bros
Col
Henry Eden
Missouri Auction School
General
Lanham, Kansas
DR. H. Bauguess
O. C. Diehl
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