The Hope of the World in a League of Nations Debate
A Leslie's Weekly captioned essay discusses the League of Nations, its Paris Conference endorsement, and Senate prospects for ratification. It recalls Woodrow Wilson’s vision of peace through collective security replacing force, and notes political opposition from figures like Borah and Reed.
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Leslie
Hich
League of Nations
Senate
Nehel Nibrs
Vff
United States
Nadine
Woodrow’ Wilson
League of
Butter Starts Hitchcock for Senate
Senator Hitchcock recalls his frugal youth aided by a calf sold for chickens then savings financed his Ann Arbor legal education. He notes his father acted as banker and, lacking War Savings Stamps, his family saved to fund law school aspirations.
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Hitchcock
Ann Arbor
Warning on coal shortage and urging immediate purchases
Dr. Garfield warns a coal famine could strike in early fall if large users delay buys. W B Wilson cautions against postponing purchases to avoid future misfortune. Harry N Taylor says delays could prevent securing coal in fall amid car and labor shortages. Mrs Isaac and daughters were Fairbury callers. lawn mowers offered for sale in Fairbury.
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Harry N. Taylor
The
National Coal Association
Nless
Peter Isaac
Fairbury
Local News Roundup From Fairbury and Nearby Areas
Local society notes describe visits by Mrs. Margaret Wiens and daughter Anns with J J Ratzlafis and others from Fairbury. Rain is needed in parts of Western Canada while Keith county crops look fine. A sister-in-law’s death is announced, a new baby girl born to the Oblander family, and weddings and birthdays celebrated. Traveling to Lincoln and Kansas City are mentioned along with Chautauqua plans. Wheat near Jansen appears ready for harvest with large yields anticipated.
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Flaming and Son
D. F. Thiessen
Paxton
Nebr
Keith County
H. T. Fast
Carl»Oblander
Oblander
J. P. Anderson
Chester
Denzel
Campbell
August Kapke
Malinda Mees
Jané
P. M. Friesen
Qes A. Friesen
Mary Koop
Bertha
Lincoln
Heniy Wiens
Kansas City
Excelsior
Peter
Rempel
Geo
FL Rempel
Canada
B. O. Kroeker
John A. Friesen
H. E. Wegele
Edward J. Thiessen
H. T. Janzen
Jansen Ee
Moré Land Deals Near Jansen
Jacob Brandt sold his home place four miles northeast of Jansen to Jansen Lem Company at 70 per acre. The 300 acre property has long been a Brandt family home and is a premier local farm. The Lamber Company then sold the Fisher place seven miles southeast of Jansen, 160 acres, at 150 dollars an acre, with Louis Fasse as the new owner.
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Jacob Brandt
Jansen
Jansen Lem Company
Brandt
Lamber Co
Fisher Place
Louis Fasse
Sale of Chautauqua Tickets A Success
Merchants faced slow starts but solicitors reported strong interest in the Chautauqua event. Funds needed to cover about $600 in costs should come from season or coupon ticket sales, with coupons offering savings for irregular attendees.
Jansen Merchants Welcome Chau tauqua Visitors
Jansen merchants invite Chautauqua visitors to makes themselves at home in their shops between sessions and promise to look after the comforts of their callers.
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Jansen
Thiessen Dalke Wedding in Jansen Community
Mrs. Margaret Isaac Thiessen and Abi Dalke wed with Rev. B O Kroeker officiating. The bride, daughter of D F Isaac of Jansen, has worked in her father’s store. the groom, son of C Dalke, a farmer west of Jansen. The newspaper joins friends in wishing them a long and prosperous married life.
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Margaret Isaac Thiessen
Abi Dalke
B. O. Kroeker
D. F. Isaac
Jansen
C. Dalke
Rew Oil Business Pushes Jansen Milling into Oil Trade
Henry Brockmeyer buys a Dodge truck to deliver oil for Jansen Milling Co. A regular oil tank will be mounted making it a real oil wagon. The move expands from town wholesale to broader territory and offers home employment to a returning soldier.
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Henry Brockmeyer
Jansen Milling Co
Milling Co
Broekmeyer
Jansen
Nebraska War Savings Stamps Sell Well Despite War End
In the first five months of the year Nebraska residents purchased 1.5 million dollars in War Savings Stamps. The figures come without special campaigns while a large bond issue progressed, signaling strong public reception of thrift efforts in the state.
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Nebraska
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Margaret’ Wiens
Anns
J.J. Ratzlafis
Mildred Kavanaugh
Lila McIntosh
Isabel] Steer
Freeman
Thiessen-Dalke
Rew Oil Business
W. S.S
State Bank of
F. C. Achtemeier
Frank Hale
Fred Siebe
C. M. Turner
C. W. Rehrbaugh
P. J. Thiessen
Aug. Schroeder
H. A. Thiessen
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