First Grade School News and Upcoming Plays
Marie Robertson absent with pneumonia at school. Birthday party honors Mildred Warner aged six with songs, recitations, and cake. A class spelling honors list includes eight students. Second Grade notes illness absences and visitors. Freshmen/Sophomores contest ends with planned hike. Junior play Aaron Boggs Freshman tonight in Leyfang hall. Miss Nelson to Kansas City with Redpath Horner Chautauqua duties. Various classroom visits and social plans announced. Basketball report highlights girls season and upcoming awards. Local notices include county seat calls and neighbor visits.
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Marie Robertson
Marie
Mildred Warner
Mildred
Carl Larsen Jr
Evelyn Schwartz
Vivian Anderson
Gladys Smith
Ralph Anson
Myron Challburg
Kieth Jacobson
DeVaul Warner
Juell
John Nelson
Bolonius
Beacon
Maryon Shaw
Donald Warner
Wanda Challburg
Kimball
Bernice Babcock
Earl Anderson
Lola Mae Warner
LaVerne Wikstrom
Maxine Wells
Roland Biggs
Rita Miller
Loyal Tank
Stewart Nelson
Aaron Boggs
Leyfang Hall
Miss Nelson
Pleasant View residents shell corn at local farm
Pleasant View resident Art Brandenburg shelled corn on Wednesday of last week. Harold Smith and John Heimer joined to shell corn for Dave Brown on Thursday of last week.
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Art Brandenburg
Harold Smith
John Heimer
Dave Brown
Sund, Nebr residents update from Sidney area
Mrs. A Fenske and children motored to Sidney Monday afternoon. John Billiter and Bert Allington visited North of Sidney with A D Rose who is quite ill. Bert Allington Kahl Norton and others traveled to Sidney Thursday. Mrs J C Newton visited Mrs E L Botth. Mrs S P Hunt from Sidney stayed with her mother Mrs A J Englert. Several local residents attended a Sidney style show Monday evening.
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Sidney
Governor Texas single men and business maxim
The passage notes that Texas governors are single men and offers a business maxim to sell a man what he wants and ensure he gets what he pays for. It suggests successful men are often stingy and hints free spenders might imitate them. It also links table manners to civilization and urges recognizing faults to begin real progress.
Real merit holds attention beyond quick attraction
A concise reflection on lasting renown, noting that sustained regard comes from genuine achievement rather than momentary attention.
Modern Wisdom Jumbles Through Humorous One Liners
A collection of satirical quips on society, culture, and human nature. Observations range from Congress and leadership to everyday habits like salads and clockwork. The tone is wry and brisk, applying practical maxims to common faults and foibles. The excerpt closes with a tease about Pap Ferguson.
A New Jersey man drinks 24 cups of coffee a day
A New Jersey man drinks 24 cups of coffee daily while the narrator often drinks hot water to accompany a small amount of coffee. The piece notes the severest test of friendship occurs when one must share the success of someone once deemed a back number.
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New Jersey
Silence of a true friend during trouble comforts many
A reflection on how quiet, understanding friendship helps in hard times and a lighthearted jab at spouses who spend money on themselves, highlighting a woman's view on silk stockings and financial balance in relationships.
The Boss and The Junior Choose Wallpaper Style
The speaker recalls helping pick wallpaper with two figures, noting a compromise by selecting the preferred kind. He reflects that starting life requires training in paying mortgages, and laments city anonymity versus small town familiarity.
Have loc Post Editor Will Israel Passes March Fifth
Editor Will C Israel of the Have lock Post died on Thursday March 5th. He was noted for building and maintaining friendships and was admired for his loyal service to colleagues and readers.
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Will C. Israel
Havelock Post
Great Beyond
Bill
Magazine and newspaper subscription offer from The Potter Review
The notice promotes subscriptions to World-Herald Bee or Omaha Daily News, plus 2310 magazines. It promises mail order convenience, renewals, and club offers, with orders placed by mail processed quickly and sent to publishers within hours.
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The
World-Herald
the Bee
Omaha Daily News
United States
Potter Review
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Robinson Crusoe
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Claude Biggs
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Dean Hagemeister
Potter Post
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