Lydia Wolters Dies After Beatrice Hospital Operation
Lydia Wolters 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Wolters of Harbine died at a Beatrice hospital Saturday morning after an operation for appendicitis. She initially recovered but suffered a sudden decline and died shortly after her family reached her bedside. The body returned to the Wolters home and the funeral was held Tuesday afternoon.
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Lydia Wolters
Henry Wolters
Harbine
Beatrice Hospital
Miss Wolters
Wolters
Too Much Faith In Legislation
A critical essay argues that lawmakers increasingly trust laws to enforce themselves once written. It warns this autoenforcement mindset weakens respect for government, expands government power over citizens, and drives costly creation of new bureaus and offices. It cautions against campaigns that promise repealing two laws, while creating many more.
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Montaigne
Jansen Family Encounters Cloud Burst On Lincoln Trip
Dr and Mrs Murray and Mr and Mrs Dan Brandt drove to Lincoln for a pleasure trip. Heavy rains and muddy roads turned the return to Beatrice into a hazardous dash with flooded lowlands, abandoned cars, a tire blowout near Ellis, and a late arrival after eleven.
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Murray
Dan C. Brandt
Lincoln
Nebraska
Penitentiary
Beatrice
Ellis
Bus Service Reduced West of Lincoln After Low Patronage
The large motor bus service between Fairbury and Lincoln was suspended due to insufficient riders. West of Lincoln the White Transportation route from Omaha to Lincoln also ended, while the Leatrice Fairbury line continues three daily trips when roads allow.
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Fairbury
Lin
Lincoln
Omaha
Leatrice
Nebraska Rain Helps Crops Across State
Heavy showers drenched parts of Nebraska Sunday afternoon and night with cloudburst-like bursts in some areas. Rain totals reached a quarter inch in many locales, enough to benefit vegetation without harming crops or delaying farm work.
Large Shipment of Live Stock At Close of Last Week
John Unger and Harold Smith shipped six car loads of cattle and hogs to the St. Joseph market on Thursday of last week. The Farmers Union shipped one car load of hogs and Henry Heidelk and Fred Bettin one car hogs the same day, making a total of eight cars in Thursday evening's shipment.
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John Unger
Harold Smith
St. Joseph
The
Farmers Union
Henry Heidelk
Fred Bettin
Blacksmith Busy With Farm Implement Repairs
Local notes report blacksmith Sprague handling a surge of repair work on cultivator shovels as farmers delay until use. Delays risk losses. timely upkeep is urged. Community items include visits, travels, and local work, with wheat and crop prospects noted as favorable.
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Sprague
Jansen Band Concert Draws Large Crowd With Guest Saxophonist
Pleasant spring weather brought a large turnout for the Jansen home town band concert. Mr. Rose of Rose & Steele Fairbury joined as a saxophonist, boosting the reed section. Ladies collected funds and refreshments were provided at the drug store after the show. The weekly open air concerts promise many enjoyable summer evenings.
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Jansen
Rose
Rose & Steele
Fairbury
Sister of editor Operated On In Mountain Lake
Information from the J. H. Balzer home in Mountain Lake Minnesota states the editor's sister was operated on at the local hospital last Tuesday. The operation is believed successful though recovery may be slowed by prior suffering. The writer's aged father, also in the same hospital, is reported to be slowly improving.
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J. H. Balzer
Mountain Lake
Minnesota
Woman's Club Plans Final Meeting at Community Hall
The last meeting of the season for the Woman's Club will be held Thursday afternoon at the Community Hall. Mrs. R. W. Murray hosts and a full attendance is desired. Miss Katie Friesen, daughter of Rev and Mrs D A Friesen, enjoys a Chicago visit with relatives in the Jansen area.
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Bertha
Inmia
Kansas
Jansen
Garden City
Paxton
Nebr
Woman’s Club
R. W. Murray
Katie Friesen
D. A. Friesen
Chicago
Supreme Court Nullifies Reed-Norval and Simod Language Bans
The U S supreme court declares state statutes banning foreign language instruction in schools invalid. The ruling reverses Nebraska and other states and favors German language interests, allowing teaching in all grades.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Ohio
Supreme Court
Washington Tribunal
Nebraska Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Federal
Reedley California Fruit Shipments Begin From Reedley District
Reedley California shipments started with one car of Beauty plums to New York aboard the Pioneer Fruit Co. foreman Bert Castillo noted. The car carried 1117 crates from orchards near Reedley and Dinuba on ranches owned by Poulsen, Wine, Unruh, Haden, and Haden & Brown.预计 25 to 30 cars will depart Reedley this season with shipments beginning this week.
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Reedley
California
Fresno County
New York
Pioneer Fruit Co
Bert Castillo
Redbanks
San Joaquin
Dinuba
A. R. Poulsen
M. N. Wine
H. P. Unruh
H. T. Haden
Haden & Brown
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