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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1924)
(Nebraska Press Body Will Meea Hy AwwoeiaAed Frew*. Grand Island, Neb.. Jan. It—Pre liminary arrangements for the an nual convention of the Nebraska Cress association here February -i to £3, have been made in co-opera tion with Secretary Buck. The convention opens Thursday afternoon with a banquet by the Chamber of Commerce in the eve ninp. The adoption of proposed ar ticles of incorporation, of a standard of ethics on publicity, and the nnnu al fieri inn of officers, feature tile convention. Battery and Tools Stolen. A. \V. Howartb, "ill!! Avenue l>. Counc il liluffs, reported lo police Thai someone stole a battery and sotm tools from his ear parked at Sixth street * r.nd Broadway Sunday. 5 Bluffs Men Attend Rites l ive men went to I.osan. To., from Council Bluffs yesterday to a' t* rid the funeral of Oscar Bock, slate ntrent, who died recently. Thiy wet" Sheriff 1’. A. Kainson, Kldon Ander son. deputy sheriff. 11 Irani hung and H. V. Yackoy. stale agents, and Km inott O'Donnell. Hen .1. Hibson, stale attorney gen oral, was to attend the funeral. Mrs. Kldretl Hart will give an afternoon at her home on Friday._ Hcltl oil Liquor Lharge. Walter Sorenson was arrested last night at tile Kook Island station in t'ouneil Bluffs when i’olloe found him witti a Kallon of liquor. He lives at Hilt; South Ninth street. He was re leased on f.MMi bond. I Itm ■ Want Ads Produce Itesulls. THE NEBBS THE FLATTERER. Directed for The Omaha Bee by Sol Hess \ S?aS«mwBu.« i^MWiWGU® TO SU ^CXJ ‘•AWES LOKLSOtML «\uOj - iLlT/ UVCES cO^Pf^M ==r^r±-!_ ^ u NO reflection on 11 I WooR COORVNG, MRS. S NE&P>, £>OT V THOUGHT ro bR'wg something TO MIM T>4(XT MVGrWT ,tempt ws appetvtje; „ .. r:—r—l t WOOJ \&ThE battle scarred") TRAFFIC BLOCKtpTcm^? k EMo'OVi^G A MvCE RESTFUL \jfs*Cf\T'0»J AT TME EiPE^SE -j or tv*E INSURANCE CO^PAt'W ; 1/-/5 (CoprrtlhL 1W4. 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Nethery, pastor of the Bethany Presbyterian church, Eigh teenth avenue mid Tenth streets, Council Bluffs Sunday morning an nounced the text for his eermon. • Come unto Me all ye that labor and 1 will give you rest.” Immediately afterward. Orris Hen ri Hiatt, f. 1. -..It" South Eighth street, who was attending the *c; ! vices, dropped dead as the result of heart trouble. He was carried from the church by two son* who accompanied him. He was employed in the t nlon Par f mall service. He is survived by seven suns. Tbs laxly will be taken to Thurman, la., for burial. Turn the colander upside down over fisli or meat when frying in a pan; the small holes prevent spatter ing ’yet allow the steam to escape ADVERTISEMENT. AlUKRTISf-ir-M. “Miss America” Declares Tanlac Wonderful Health Giving Tonic Mi»» Ca nphell in “Mitt Amer ica'* crown which the hat won on two occationt. 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