Thoughts Of A Lady On The Daily Events
A long, mixed column by Gladys Pavlat discusses optimism and national policy, noting price trends and confidence growth amid agricultural, banking, and railroad debates. It compares past leaders, praises Roosevelt, and reflects on women's roles yet to be fully realized in public life.
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Gladys Pavlat
Corrier
Mr. Hoover
America
Franklin R. Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Roosevelt
Naval Academy
Anapolis
Community Notes From East Gurley Local Events
A digest of district 51 end of school picnic attendance. Neighbors frequent visits include Mr and Mrs George Everichs and family Mrs F W Busse Mr and Mrs Charles Nelck and others at Gurley social gatherings. Birthday greetings and family gatherings mark a lively week with shoppers and a Sidney baseball trip. Local visits feature Miss Margaret Cunningham and Herman Jurgens homes and eastward travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
George Everichs
F. W. Busse
Charles Nelck
District 51
Farr Johnson
William Nelek
Carl, Feldman
Sexton
Alm
Bert Gibbins
Henry Hibrichs
William, Nelck
Harold Kennedy
Fred Schumacher
Anim
Charles Nelckj
Thurma
William Nelck
Sexton AhIm
Sidney
Nelck
Gibbins
Earl Johnson
George Williams
Ray. Miles
Marva Davis
Nelek
Margaret Cunningham
Picnic Time and Gnats Stir Debated Civic Woes
A light column from the Omaha World Herald riffs on gnats at picnics and the enduring appeal of potato salad, blending humor about outdoor meals with a brisk critique of old business leadership. It foresees a shift to younger, more independent leaders shaping management and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World Herald
Jack Robinson
United States
Stockholders Take Seat At Annual Meetings
Stockholders are increasingly exercising ownership at annual meetings, with even minutes being recast after attendees appear unannounced. While editors joke about lively rows, officers fear waste of time and potential insults from smaller investors, though public interest would welcome spirited questions to explain the inexplicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magazine of
Wall Street
Business Leadership Turns Over in Coming Years
Sioux City Tribune reports a major leadership shift ahead as business, like government and society, anticipates a three to four year turnover. The piece notes broad changes across sectors and implications for the local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Tribune
Tax injustice rides on faces of sick and poor
The article argues that federal income tax permits capital losses to offset taxes for the rich while workers with medical expenses cannot deduct them. It claims earned and unearned income are treated equally, rendering five thousand dollars earned by labor and five thousand from dividends the same. It calls for removing these inequalities before any tax increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World Telegram
Uncle Sam
Congress
Pleasant View Picnic and Visitor Visits Report
Mrs Ben Hilpert and sons Walter and Elmer attended a Gurley area picnic. Ernest Gerler visited J E Morrow's home. August Theis and children spent Sunday at W D Mathewson home. Homer Fisher called at J E Morrow's. Henry Moench visited Ben Hilpert and Art Obendorfer. Warren Pontius visited Ben Hilpert. Stines of south of Potter shared Sunday supper at Frank Mueller. Ed Limbeck and family and Ray Wills spent Saturday at Cheyenne. G H Boehnken and family visited Mr and Mrs Art Schubarth and then went to Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hilpert
Walter and
Elmer
Gurley
Ernest Gerler
J. E. Morrow
August Theis
W. D. Mathewson
Homer Fisher
Henry Moench
Henry ‘Moench
Art Obendorfer
Warren Pontius
Stines
South of Potter
Frank Mueller
Ed Limbeck
Ray Wills
Cheyenne
G. H. Boehnken
Art Schubarth
Sidney
Letter to editor defends Dalton postmaster amid false propaganda
A Cheyenne county resident, long employed as Dalton postmaster, asks to respond in The Telegraph to revisions of Friday’s write up and to correct what he calls vicious propaganda about his conduct. He emphasizes 26 years in Cheyenne county, family life, and lawabiding status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
the Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Dalton
Uncle Sam
Notice Rubbish In Streets Prohibited By Ordinance
Property owners are notified that throwing grass weeds dandelions and rubbish in public streets and alleys is prohibited by ordinance violators will be prosecuted Hermann Schroeder Mayor
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Hermann Schroeder
Mixed origins of enslaved Africans from the Guinea coast
The passage notes that most enslaved people brought to this country originated from the Guinea coast in West Africa. It emphasizes the regional origin of the enslaved and frames the history around the Atlantic slave trade.
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Guinea
Africa
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Guy V. Doran
Robert Fiehler
Ananda Gemeinhardt
E. Morrow
Florence Wills
Ray
Wills
Annie
Simmons
Senate
Ermand
Dey
Henry C. Blome
Dalton, Nébr
P. S
Washington
Dey. Ermand
Carpenter
Dey Ermand
Democratic Central Committee
Post Office
Post
Dev. Ermand
Rossessson
Sam
Dey Srmand
Ten
East Gurley
By Thurma Nelck
Frank Morey
Herman Jurgens
F. W. Bussee
George Frerichs
Carl Feldman
C. E. Weyerts
Pleasant View
Ric Sayse
Aeo
Grand Island
Nebr
Rich
Nebraska
Rex
Molly Wingfield
Pete” Durden
Les
Chicago
LI Huta
Burlington
A. S. Melean Ticket Agent
Eta
Omaha
Fontenelle
Auto Club
United Air Lines
Eppley Hotels ‘Co
Kenny Jord Docsiles
Wouen
South Omaha
Seatia
Nien
Eady
Omahia, Ltd
Wwe
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