School Notes Mixed Grades Report Perfects And Holiday Events
Primary room notes list perfect grades in spelling and overall scores for many students including Roe Esther Lamb Wilma Teagan Betty Grabber Nick Bonnie Riddle Mary Brietor Gayie Cully Margery Nippert. Halloween party details, eighth and seventh grade reading topics, and a high school convention overview follow. Night school and basketball season plans are announced along with goblins party results and class reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe
Esther Lamb
Wilma Teagan
Betty Grabber
Neids Nick
Bonnie Riddle
Mary Brietor
Gayie Cully
Margery Nippert
Mr. Ludwick
Tuesayer
Ice Anderson
Echoo
Neil Andréws
Neila Broadstone
Yvaine Clark
Elizabeth Hafer
Ussel Madden
Derre l Beckwith
Virgil Faenacht
Lloyd Green
Norma Green
Eldesn Hendricks
Betty Hurst
Lloyd Lamb
Richard Miller
Yvonne Nickolson
Bonnie Thom
Jean Bond
Fern Close
A Diller
Beatrice Dunn
Euelah Dunn
Robert Fry
Scrooge
Mary Beckwith
Scott Miller
Fern Nippert
Della Roelfs
Ervin Roelfs
Betty Thompson
Max Thompson
Tyceon
Alphabetical names on Nebraska campus reveal 5000 students
The University of Nebraska records show Abart to Zuspann among 5000 student names with many duplicates under common surnames such as Smith and Anderson. The list features numerous puns and wordplay with trades like Baker and Carpenter and adjectives personified as surnames, plus themed clusters like Ford and Pabst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abart
Suspann
Zuspann
University of Nebraska
Schimmelpfenning
Schlichtermeier
Ach
Srb
Smith
Marjorie E
Arthur
Mildred Williams
John Anderson
Young
Wice
Ford
Dodge
Hadson
Bigford
Manifold
Pabst
Hoyle
Tenner
Smith Family
Johnson
Anderson
Miller
Davis
Eon Crook
Jail
Colorful Pairs and Price Hike Rule the Line
The passage lists color names and famous duos as examples, then notes a nationwide gasoline tax rise starting December 1 as the federal government fixes crude oil prices. It ends by urging pleasant thoughts to improve outlook.
Fragmented quote about newspapers and accountability
A terse line disparages newspapers that fail to challenge power, claiming no paper is valuable if it never risks scrutiny or accountability. The remark suggests a preference for bold reporting that unsettles authorities.
Pheasant Season Closes Amid Quiet Game Pressures
Pheasant season ends with few hunters in the field leaving birds scarce and disappointments widespread. Local sportsmen report a poor season and a muted hunting outlook for next year.
Prehistoric Burial Unearthed Near Paris Construction Site
Workmen digging for a new building uncover a prehistoric burial near Paris. Enormous sandstone block shows ancient effort to move a multi thousand year old grave. Bones spilled out and were laid at the Mairie as the cave and remains reveal a ritual monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asmieros
Paris
Mairie
Meir
Raliere
Belief on Bees Hearing Noises Debated by Agriculture
The article questions whether bees hear loud noises such as shouting bells or hammering. The Department of Agriculture notes no proof exists that bees can hear, though old beliefs persist that noise may agitate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Department of Agriculture
First hotel to rent whole rooms opens in Boston
A Boston hotel in 1890s becomes the first to rent entire rooms to individual guests, startling innkeepers worldwide. Previously travelers shared rooms and beds, with several strangers occupying one space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
The Malabar Squirrel Size and Color Details
The Malabar Squirrel of the Malar peninsula is about twice as large as the North American gray squirrel. It is chiefly gray with tinges of black spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malar Peninsula
Inventions for Home Service and Modern Kitchen Aids
The era features ice less refrigerators and washing machines as major home improvements. New devices include ice cube breakers and front pulling storage aids for refrigerators. The dripl e s e broiler offers versatile cooking over open flames for camps and simple stoves, promising easier housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everry
Bonham Theatre Schedule Early November 1930s
Mon and Tue November 6 and 7 feature The Song of Songs with Marlene Dietrich and Brian A. Also Walt Disney Synergy Lullaby Land Hawaiian Fantasy. News Web November 8 presents The Mystery Drama of the Year The Soltaire Man with Herbert Marshall Elizabeth Allen plus Comedy Pictorial News. Fri November 10 Edward Robinson Kay Francis Genevieve Tobin in Loved a Woman with Our Gang. Sat November 11 Stuart Erwin Dorothy Wilson Warner Oland in Before Dawn a drama of mystery and terror plus News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Dietrich
Brian Aberne
Aleo
Walt Disney Sym Vy
Vincent Lopez
News
Herbert Marehal
Elizabeth Allen
Pictorial News
Edward Robinson
Kay Francis
Genevieve Tobin
Stuart Erwin
Dorothy Wilson
Warner Oland
Our Gang
Doctor clears air on asthma claim in patient note
A reader shares relief after a doctor confirms the diagnosis was asthma not a serious condition. The message implies improved breathing following clarification.
Prohibition Repeal Could Free 3000 Federal Prisoners
If the prohibition amendment is repealed President Roosevelt would face releasing more than three thousand federal prisoners convicted under the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Articles of Incorporation for The Protestant Orphans Home
The Protestant Orphans Home organizes as a corporation under Andrew H Colman’s will. Trustees Scott R. Merrell Calvin L. Waggoner and J. Smith Diller sign the articles dated October 18 1938 in Jefferson County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott R. Merrell
Fairbury
Nebraska
Calvin Wagner
Diller
J. Stithiller
Eatth
Jefferson County
Andrew H. Colman
Andrew H.celman
Calvin L. Waggoner
J. Smith Dil
J. Smith Dieller
Scott R. Mérrell
J. Smith Diller
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Bovs
America
Europe
High Ans Aoremstey
M. Eee
Ranketers
Schindler
All Stars
State University
England
Holland
Ireland
Bonham Theiatre
Bill
Protestant Orphans’ Home
Andrew H Colman
DAILY
Daily & Sun
Daily — Daily & Sun
THE
Lincoln Star
North Kans
States
Diller Record Office
Pires
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
Banaka & Loschen Auctioneers
Fairbury, Near
Edw
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Fairbury, Nebraska
Golden Rule
Blue Valley Credit Association
Gage and
Beatrice
Nebr
Room
Fairbury Nebr
Dr.o
C. Diehl
Iller, Nebr
McLeran
6Th St
Ruyle
Beatrice, Nebr
Court St. Office
Gage County
Monroe Davis & Son Abstracters
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