Europe sick of wars Senator Cooper calls for peace ties
Kansas Senator Arthur Cooper tours Europe and argues for a peaceful understanding with give and take to deter bloodshed. He credits the League of Nations and predicts the United States will join the World Court in December and then the League to share world peace duties, warning against isolation and urging action to prevent another large scale war.
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Arthur Cooper
Kansas
Europe
League of Nations
United States
World Court
Senate
League
One Out of Twelve and Other Reflective Notes
A 1924 report cites that one of twelve deaths among life holders resulted from accidents, noting dangers of fast driving and the lure of quick profits. The piece urges living calmly, with remarks on autos for undertakers and summer swimming affecting morticians. Prices and farm land trends are briefly listed.
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Great Yond
Reforming Street Fashion Among Women
A comment urges modest changes in women's street attire, criticizing current costumes and proposing a simple reform.
Cultivate the Habit Promotes Systematic Saving
The article encourages thrifty readers to adopt a regular saving routine as an inspiring practice. It argues that disciplined saving will yield long term benefits and prosperity in future years.
Law agencies urged to boost enforcement through support
Advocates say empowering authorities strengthens public safety and lawful compliance by backing enforcement efforts and ensuring effective U S law enforcement actions across communities.
The Cultivation of Memory Is Not the Primary Function of Education
A critique of American higher education argues memory training is overemphasized. It calls for colleges to stimulate reasoning and mental powers, enabling students to recognize problems and study them from all sides to devise effective solutions.
Appropriations Near Postwar Low Should Rise with Growth
The speaker argues that Congress will increase appropriations as population and business expand. He predicts government expenditures will rise, aided by higher revenues after tax reductions eliminate a surplus. New laws require higher outlays to implement them.
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Congress
End of World War Materialism and the Path to Spiritual Deliverance
The author argues that postwar materialism will trigger a violent reaction and widespread despair. Yet true salvation lies not in magic, ritualism, or dogmatic Christianity, but in the Spirit of Christ and the purity of Christ’s teaching as the guiding light for individuals.
Senator McNary Stresses Irrigation Reclamation Success
Senator McNary of Oregon argues that federal irrigation experiments prove successful and must be applied to current and future projects. He says reclamation sustains the farm home and the balance between urban and rural life, anchoring American stability in stress and turmoil.
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McNary
Oregon
Republic
Not Fit to Love in a Provincial quarrel
A brief dialogue exposes tension between neighbors over status and affection with sharp social barbs and local pride. The speaker contrasts perceived importance of a neighbor with personal affection, reflecting community attitudes in a small town setting.
National Horse Shoe Champion to Exhibit at State Fair
O. P. Mossman, famed as a top horse shoe thrower with a 92 percent ringers record, will appear at the Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln from September 6 to 11. He will not compete for state titles but will face top contenders in exhibition games drawing thousands of spectators from across Nebraska to witness the event.
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O. P. Mossman
Lincoln
Ierues Toccanet
Nebraska
Ossman
Probate Notice in Nebraska Estate of John Giathar
The state of Nebraska announces probate proceedings for the estate of John Giathar in Com County. Creditors must file their claims by December 4, 1925, to be adjusted and allowed. a meeting of the executrix for claims will be held January 6, 1926 at nine o'clock a.m. The notice lists $925 as a referenced amount and names J. Conny as attorney for the estate.
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Nebraska
John Giathar
Comn County
Irdee
Cou
J. Conny
Attys
Probate Notice Summary from Nebraska County
Pub and notice indicate probate action in Jefferson County Nebraska regarding an estate. The fragment lists dates August 7 and September 4 and references a deceased person, with standard probate notice language.
Court date set for August 1925 case in Sackett & Brewster docket
The notice states a court appearance in August 1925, with Louis J. Nutzman as County Judge. Sackett & Brewster serve as attorneys for the matter.
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Ray
Eater
Onder
Louis J. Nutzman
Sackett & Brewster, Attys
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J. G. Hibben
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J. ST. Loe Strachey
London Spectator
Jefferson County
M. J. Powell
Fanbury
O.C. Diehl
Diller
Waggoner Bros
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Beatrice
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