The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-29
Nebraska
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lated his experiences ~ Indian seafef,
though he never was IN any raids.
ord. Annette Waterman home.
stead. near ord. was sold saturday
NJ administrators sale for over
ali .oo0. The land Il somewhat rough
and the price il considered very good.
ord.-ord debating team defeated
the Sargent team and has won every
debate except one with comstoek.
Humboldt. Wheat. oats and grass
never looked better At this season In
this section rain having fallen just
when needed.
kearney-<. I. Mcdonald made the
keynote address at Bufalio county
republican convention, which, with
enthusiasm and harmony, endorsed
the principles OF the q. o. p. as ex.
emnlified by President Calvin Cool.
idge.
York-York county republican con.
vention elected Otto Evans chairman
of the county central committee; Mrs.
T.. y. Weleh, vice chairman; J. q.
Alden. secretary, and W. T.. Me-
| Cloud, treasurer. Mrs. Julius Crane
was elected county committee woman.
Beatrice - Mount Ilermon com.
mandery No. :. Knights Templar
elected these officers: Rev. w. A.
Mulligan, eminent commander; War.
rem b. Funk. generalissirno; c. A. Gil.
Hand, captain general; DIR. G. A. Spell
man. prela.e: n. NJ. Ryan. treasurer.
w. s. Bourne. secretary; Art Ben.
son. senior warden; X. A. Feldt, jun.
ior warden.
kearney comstock High school
won first honors in the dramatic class
Of the Kearney declamatory contest.
Martha comsfock won the first prize
in the Custer county contest at
Broken Bow two weeks ago. Ray
Barnhart OF North Joup won second
place here last night. Both were pre-
sented gold medals.
kearney--Interci Relations day
was observed by the Kearney kiwanis
club in having the Lexington club
members as It's guests at a banquet
in the Midway hotel. Fifty Lexing.
tonians responded to the invitation.
Beatrice-Mrs. Mary e. Powell. so,
widow of William II. Powell Of Ellis.
died at her home after a prolonged
Illness. She In survived by one daugh.
ter Mrs. Mary Lille Of Rockford.
Beatrice F'airbury was chosen as
the next meeting place OF the district
Organization of the Hi.Y and Student
clubs. which held q successful meet.
Ing here about with about $50 dele
gates In attendance. These officers
were elected: President. Virginia
Crooks Of Fsirbury: first vice prssi.
dent. velma Mathews Of wymore: sec.
ond vice president. Hilda Bell of Rock.
ford: secretary. Phyllis Thorton of
Fairy: treasurer. clarice Elwood oi
Beatrice.
kearney-Mrs r. J. Boblitts, for
many years a resident Of oconto. died
at her home in Kesrney. She had
been sick for several years.
Cailaway--A prairie fire on the
Frank camau farm. near Oconto,
caused considerable damage and near.
~ burned down the house and barn.
Several stacks of hay were burned up.
Nebraska Gty--John Roll. n farmer
residing south Of the city. was severe.
~ injured when The car in which
he was riding skldded on the muddy
road and turned over. catching him
under the machine.
Nebraska CIfy-Mrs. Harriet Chap.
man. II. \ resident OF this city for
more than e5 years. died suddenly
following stroke of paralysis. She
Was active In thu Rebekah lodge Of
which she was charter member. She
IL survived by three daughters. Mrs.
Ed Chapman, this city: Mrs. r.. n.
Clifford, Wankegan. ILL.,. and Mrs.
Charles IIarpster Of Wymore.
Geneva Fillmore county demo.
Gratis. In convention here. heard an
address by Charlie. smrha Of Mill.
Ran on taxation. the effect of high
tnfif on producers and the efforts OF
Governor Bryan TO reduce taxes.
Beafriee--steele City Press. one Of
the oldest weekly papers In this sec.
tion Of the state. has hcen purchased
by Emil Harris Of Wolbach, Neb., who
VIII assume charge May /. A. n
Rough, who ba. edited the paper for
ls years, retlres on account OF M
health.
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