Nebraska News Notes From McCook to Lincoln
The Nebraska item runs from McCook with a new $60,000 S M C A building subscription to Civil War veteran John Peacock's death in Burchard. Fire in Burlington depot at Hoag, large Omaha building value, and fire losses. Snowy weather, quail feeding appeal, And many local items: farms, trees, cattle prices, banks failing, school bonds, and politicians in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
John Peacock
Burchard
Burlington
Hoag
Omaha
Ledehoff
Iremont
Otoe
Thurston County Farm Bureau
Blue River
Beatrice
Donna Bell
Harry Jacobs
Daykin
Lincoln
Charles W. Hurley
Dixon County
Chicago
Hebron
Little Blue River
John H. McClay
McClay
Fairbury
Scotland
D. K. Stilier
Cedar Bluffs
Miller
George Koster
Scottsbluff
Scottspluff Country
Farmer’s Union
Newcastle State Bank
Jomer
Raska
Banics
Bureau of Publicity
Chamber of Commerce
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
S. R. McKelvie
Nebraska Dairymen’s Association
McKelvie
Nebraska
Supreme Court
State Bank Deposit Guarantly Fund
E. R. Danielson
State Fair Board
State Board of Agriculture
Organized Agriculture
Agricultural College
Chappel
Eva
Shuman
Fairbury County
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
Covention
J. A. True
J. G
Masters
Central High School
Omnah
Robert G. Cox
Delightful Dance Exchange Under Palm Seats
The dialogue features a charming scene about dancing and a request for a seat under the palms. It depicts a playful, romantic moment with emphasis on delight and invitation.
Fragment of dialogue on missing hash and thorough search
A terse exchange quotes a speaker asserting nothing was left out while another retorts that every available item was put into the hash. The fragment suggests a debate over completeness and effort.
Congress May Back American Legion Veterans Proposals
President Coolidge, in his annual message to the Sixty eighth congress, designates the American Legion as the chief veterans body and signals broad support for its legislative agenda. Key goals include universal service for wartime needs, amended compensation to aid patriotic organizations, accelerated retirement for disabled officers, and civil service preferences for ex-servicemen. The Legion also pushes general hospitalization to care for veterans and lauds the World War veterans act passed last year. The president urges Congress to give sympathetic consideration to the proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Sixty Eighth Congress
American Legion
Legion
Congress
Confess
Bodenhamer Slated for National Legion Chairmanship
O L Bodenhamer former commander of the Arkansas American Legion is slated for national chairman of the American Legion legislative committee announced by National Commander James A Crain pending final approval. He served on the committee last year and was national chairman of resolutions at the St Paul convention. His appointment is seen as strengthening the Legion's legislative program for the upcoming congressional session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Bodenhamer
Arkansas Department of the American Legion
American Legion
National Executive Committee
James A. Crain
Bodenhamer
National Legislative Committee
St. Paul
Would Turn Clay Home Into Memorial Park
The American Legion of Lexington Kentucky proposes turning Henry Clay’s Ashland house into a national park. Legionnaires approved the plan and will seek legislation for Congress. If blocked, Kentucky would buy Ashland to create a state memorial honoring Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lexington
Ashland
Henry Clay
Legionnaires
Kentucky
Virginia
Legion Man Nominated for State Boxing Commission
Seth W. B. Strellinger of Hollywood California is recommended to Governor Richardson by State Commander Nathan S. Coombs as the Legion’s choice for a member on the new state boxing commission. The Legion urges a Legion man on the commission due to widespread post interest in boxing and Strellinger’s role in funding Hollywood post contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth W. B. Strellinger
Hollywood Post
American Legion
Hollywood
Cal
Richardson
Nathan S. Coombs
Legion
New State Boxing Commission
Strellinger
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Cornhusker News
Senate
Capitol
State Soda Water Manufacturers Association
A. C. Shellenberger
Fifth
Washington, D. C
Kickrel
Elk Creek
Express
New York City
York
Kearney
South Omaha
J. H. McClay
Lincoln Division
Federal Court
W. L. McClay
OUR Comic
Pope Yo
GAM
Nou
Tmat Bas Atail
Gosh
Johnny
American Legion News Service
Clay
Memorial Park
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