Local travel and Revive in Garden City
Garden City residents report trips to Satanta Ingalls and Greensburg with several couples driving together. A. P. Reimer, I. J. Schmidt, John Hi Wiebe, B. J. Bergen, A. A. Friesen, G. E. Friesen, and P. T. Brandt visit relatives and friends, while Rev. P. Z. Wiebe conducts revival meetings in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Reimer
Henry Dick
Satanta
Kansas
I. J. Schmidt
John Hi» Wiebe
Ingalls
B. J. Bergen
A. A. Friesen
G. E. Friesens
Greensburg
Meade County
P. T. Brandt
Reedley
California
Rev
P. Z. Wiebe
Paxton Nebr News Roundup Mixed Weather and Visits
Local items recount warm weather melting snow, a Wednesday prayer meeting at A B Flaming home, and numerous Sunday visits among the Krause Flaming Ratzlaff Mead Jansen and Fuste families. Hog butchering underway. John Flaming seeks eye care. E P Ratzlaff starts as bookkeeper at a Sutherland Standard Oil station. Krause assisting with chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krause
A. B. Flaming
B. P. Ratzlaff
Miss Mead
Henry Goerloch
Pete Flaming
Walter Jansen
J. P. Flamings
John Flaming
North Dini
E. P. Ratzlaff
Standard Oil
Sutherland Ud
Ten Krause
Mrs Brandt Nearing Death After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Jacob Brandt is losing her life after a weeks long decline. Doctors report a grave turn on Saturday and she has been unconscious since Sunday with no nourishment. Her pulse weakens as death is expected before the readers see this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Brandt
Knowledge and Enjoyment in Science and Art
The text contrasts two ways of engaging with nature: loving and enjoying for the poetic or artistic temperament versus understanding and investigating for the scientific mind. It suggests most people blend both, with examples of youth, poetry, contemplation, and classification, mentioning Tyadwaple John Butreugie as an illustrative figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wordsworth
Tyadwaple
John Butreugie
Wit and wisdom from a small town: quips and contradictions
A collection of humorous maxims and anecdotes from a Nebraska reader. Observations touch on marriage money faith laws behavior and public life with playful jabs at hypocrisy and human frailty. Several local names and references appear in a mosaic of sayings.
Oil firm lacking rep as Jameson resigns
The Standard Oil Co. is again without a representative there. Mr. Jameson who represented them for a short period gave up the position last week. It seems the sale of oil on a commission basis does not afford better prospects for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Co
Jameson
Fir
Railroad lobby in the Ins legislature confronts larger foes
A fragmented regional report notes a smaller railroad lobby in the Ins legislature facing opposition. Mentions a figure, Bob, claiming to weigh 12 pounds less than a prior measure.
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Bob
Peculiar Time for Progressive Parties Lacks Core Support
A fragmented note discusses various progressive parties that have formed but fail to secure any foothold or place in the political landscape, with critics questioning their organization and traction.
Nebraska to end fuel worries with redistributing heat
A Watneia woman jokes that she avoids throwing dishes at her husband by valuing her own dishes. A reader asks what a bachelor can cook besides coffee bacon mush and angel food cake.
Auto Tops and Curtains Made and Repaired
Auto tops and curtains made and repaired offered with door opening action at $1.75 each. Tops tailored to fit a model at $8.50. Harness and shoe repairing advertised below competitors. Harness made to order from $35.00 to $52.50. Located at H. F. Wiehe, 132 miles west of Jansen. Jansen phone 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apy
H. F. Wieheld
Jansen
Jangen
Preservation of 1684 Sale Massachusetts White Pine House
A 240 year old white pine sided house in Sale Massachusetts remains in excellent condition after 1684 siding. Items offered free include a coaster wagon and a talking doll at P. M. Friesen. A land section near Mayberry Tecumseh was set for 35500 by Henry Rosenkrans with a 442.40 basis sixty years prior via a government grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sale
Massachusetts
Toda
Kodak
P. M. Friesen
Mayberry
Pawnee County
Henry Rosenkrans
Tecumseh
Rosenkrans
Humorous Constitutional Curb on Local Grievances
A humorous column mocks small town complaints and asks playful questions about domestic life in public office. It jests about thrift at the White House and wonderings on who does the washing, while lampooning a tramp and private requests to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
President Coolidge
Town Man Brags About Car and Child Sayings
A local resident boasts about his automobile and clever remarks by his children, highlighting pride in hometown achievements and personal bragging.
Uncertain Grooming Habits Spark Social Debate
A man avoids a shave at a beauty parlor preferring a caseknife. Women likewise resist barbershop haircuts, reflecting a clash of grooming norms and gender roles in the community.
Women's shifts blur boundaries in social spaces era
A remark notes how women now frequent places once dominated by men such as smoking rooms, barber shops and bootblack stands, and would also use bar rooms if available, signaling changing social norms.
Senator Wiltie Seeks Hot Air Remedy With Expert
A senator complains of chilly mornings and plans to bring in Frank Helvey or another expert to provide hot air. The arrangement aims to end the complaints and restore comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltie
Frank Helvey
Scotch Cow Evidently Had Fondness for Fish
A south of England angler visits a famed north Scottish river and lands a ten pound salmon on his first cast. He hides the fish in a marshy nook, then returns to find a Highland cow eating the remains. He throws a trout at the cow, which she eats, treating the mishap as a feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Modern floating palaces vs. the endless sea
A traveler arriving from Europe on a luxurious hotel ship claims no rough days and says he never saw the sea from port to port. He describes being on an enclosed deck about 60 feet above water, contrasting the artificial finery of the ship with the vast primitive ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Sétribner’s
Refined yet aloof: Emerson on dominance and caste
The text discusses Emerson’s emotional nature and a refined sensitivity that rejects domination and patronage. It portrays his opposition to material hierarchy as rooted in ethical limits, suggesting a moral stance against social rank.
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Glen Krause
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Goold Ranch
Roscoe
D. A. Wall
Julin Strauss
A. R
J. P. Fuste
DR. Thiessen
Ben Friesens
Lizzie Flaming
Myrtle Krause
Ben Fast Family
McCormick-Deering
International Harvester Company
McCormick-Deering Primrose
McCormick- Deering Primrose
Jansen Lumber Co
McCormick-Deering Line
Gel
Harp
God
Hastings
Lars
Peepul Comand
The
Press Association Uplift Committee
Noah
Solomon
Fornia
Imperial Valley
Carriso Gorge
Golden State Limited
Ally
Pullman
Rock Island
Californian
Los Angeles
Standard
C. H. Zook
Jansen, Nebraska
Stvvyoe
Harvard
Fellows
Melon
Emerson
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