Gornhusker News Highlights Early 1920s Nebraska News
York postmaster meets President Coolidge. Platte River bridge to become state regulated free. Wheat at Omaha Grain Exchange hits 1.70. Midland college names 1025 football captain. Nebraska Hardware Dealers plan Omaha session Feb 3–5. Bridgeport man Tom Mayerhoetter dies from coal wagon accident. Various local notices include hospitalities, auctions, births, and civic events across Omaha, Lincoln, Fremont, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George If Holdeman
Coolidge
York
Platte River
Louisville
Omaha Grain Exchange
Arthur Chambers
Fremont Key
Midland College
Nebraska Hardware Dealers’ Association
Omaha
Tom Mayerhoetter
Bridgeport
Columbus
John Wiltse
Falls City
Cniled
Master “Archers’ Association
Douglas County
William Griffin
Beatrice
Grenever
Helen Mills
Eustis
Burgess-Nash
J. L. Brandeis and Sons
Merchandising Company
New York
Mary Wissler
Dubois
Richardson County
Pawnee County
State Central Poultry Show
Ai Othet
Nebraska
Iowa
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Henry Wurdeman
Platte County
Trust Company
United States Mortage and Trust Co
New York City
Harry S Villars
Tecumseh
Ioyal Arch Masons
Grand Council
Goshen County Experiment Farm
Hemingford
Box Butte
Fern Waterman
Ohiowa Girl's Canning Club
United States
Nebraska Canning Club
Air Mail Service
Earl Hough
Callaway
Fremont
Park Board
Filmore County Agricultural Association
Jacob Weis
B. B. Ogg
B. A. Lynn
McAlpin
du Bois
Erwin Cook
Alfred Cook
Newcastle
Missouri
Oshkosh
A. White
State University
Linci
Nebraska Crop Growers’ Association
A. J. Millis
Adzims County
Jacob S. Waxman
Lincoln Grain Company
Lincoln
George Richardson
Guernsey
Vincent Holbrook
Holt
Ciamaha Chamber of Commerce
Central Nebraska Supplemental Water Association
Adams
Kearney
Phelps
Santee Reservation
Knox County
Scottsblufft’s Forum Department of the
Chamber of Commerce
United States Land Office
Alliance
Simmons
Henry Virth
Board of Control
Fremont Council
J. M. Frazer
Lewiston
Three in One Membership Drive Sparks Legion Race
The American Legion, auxiliary and 40 and 8 unite as a three in one membership machine to recruit across military units, baseball teams, and other groups. National leaders urge rapid renewals and new signups, boasting growing 1925 paid memberships versus 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Frank Sunmuet
National Headquarters of
the Legion
Samuel
Society of the Legion
Legion
Auxiliary
Yoiece
Jim Crain
Department of Taois
Michigan
National Headquarters
Lace and Liberty Fund Buys Delicate Wardrobe for Fort Bayard Nurses
Disabled World War I nurses at Fort Bayard New Mexico welcomed a wardrobe upgrade funded by the Kansas department American Legion Auxiliary. The group raised funds under a Lace and Liberty drive to furnish silks, laces, satins, and filigrees, greatly lifting spirits beyond basic clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bayard
N. M
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Kansas
Cumberland Post Seeks Navy Ship Named Cumberland
Cumberland Md civic group plans to urge the mayor and council to ask the Navy to name a light cruiser or gunboat Cumberland. They note no current ship bears the name and recall the Civil War battle involving the wooden frigate Cumberland and its sinking by the Virginia, a prelude to the Monitor versus Merrimac clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Cumberland
The
Legion
Cumberland
Navy Department
Virginia
Monitor
Merrimac
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