Memories Of The Past And Local Notices From The Parish
The article recalls church activities and social events including a $20 supper at the Piek residence. It notes land sales with Stark Hayes farm of 160 acres at 50 dollars per acre and visits from Omaha by Mrs Otie Babb and family. It mentions health issues and travel, including a hospital operation for cancer of the stomach for a relative, and local gossip about railroad employment and an auto industry forecast.
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W. Woods
Stark Hayes
Rationing Calendar Shows Stamp Validities Through 1945
The notice lists sugar stamps No 38 and related red and meat stamps with periods of validity from September through December, and aeroplane shoe stamps awaiting war ration updates. It notes stamps becoming valid or expiring in various 1945 windows and mentions a print sale of sale bills.
Burlington Mail Trains and Zephyrs Power Strong Car Fleet
Burlington has long been a major mail carrier with a vast fleet speeding mail to numerous destinations. Passenger trains including the Zephyrs now carry modern RPO cars, a sharp advance from the 1862 Mannibal & St. Joe mail car. The railroad’s 35,060 employees drive every Burlington undertaking.
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Burlington
Zephyrs
R. P.O
Mannibal & St. Joe
CB & Q
Senators and Congressmen deserve better pay for top work
The piece argues that wealthy country club members run boards and politics as leisure, while Congress should pay more to attract capable officials. It cites examples like Mrs. Truman and Rep. Doughton, noting that high pay would reduce influence of moneyed elites and improve governance. The author urges a higher salary for lawmakers to attract competent staff and avoid inefficiency.
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Board of Governors
Country Club
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Taraski
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Doughton
House
Ways & Means Committee
Deoughton
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Capitol Hill
America
Lincoln Daily Journal Rates and Delivery Details
Advertisement outlines nine weeks for 1 dollar and yearly rates at 5 dollars for the Lincoln Daily Journal. It compares prices with the Nebraska State Journal and Morning Journal, notes mail delivery via rural routes, and mentions pricing for Iowa readers and Kansas deliveries. It encourages direct orders or through offices.
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Baily
Lineal
Nebraska State Journal Can. Rive
Mary Towns
Tec
Omaha
Livy Col Journal Pilote
Morning Journal
Iowa
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