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Eleven little puppies all in a row. Of royal heritage are -r
these Irish setter puppies belonging to M. F. Guilfoyle |
Their mother is Mr. Guilfoyle'a prise-winning Kildare’s |
Queen, sired by Tyrone Paddy Whack out of the inter- f
national champion, Tyrone Larry.
Soloist at symphony concert. Florence Van Hoven. dramatic
soprano, will be the soloist at the first concert of the season
by the Omaha Symphony orchestra at the Auditorium Novem
ber 20.
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Dr. Albert B. Marshall. I
formerly head of the I
Omaha Theological I
. seminary and now pas- J
tor of a church at
Clarinda, la., took a
ride in this street car
on his visit to Skag>
way, Alaska, where he
spent his vacation.
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y A giant nhip of the nirht. A remarkable wight photo of the Shenandoah,
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Where I slip mean* death. A ticklish moment during an ascent in
the Canadian rockies.
You buy your papers from these younir^ters. Omaha Bee newsies at a banquet Riven
for them at the Elks eluh.
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I All the spooks and goblins
were there. At the costume
dancing party given by
Charlotte Todd. Back row. :
left to right: Anna Marie i
Waldman, Dorothy Meyets. I
Margaret Beardsley, Juli i I
Hatterworth, Helen Clair
Eck, Norma Williams, Marv
^ I .noise Burch. Charlotte
* Todd, Billy Pruner. Billy
Reynolds, Charles Hansen'.
Clifford Montgomery, Dell
Touda. Middle row. left to
right: Hoxie Wright. Chaun
cry Abbott, Jerry Wane.
Paul Weimer, Jane Shearer.
Joe Anne Shearer, Mary
George, Mary Pruner. Ade
line Morrison. Sylvia Adams.
Jane Colgrove. Front row.
left to right: Billy Frasier.
William Nelserf, Marv Jane
Wagner, Mary Virginia
Lewis, Katherine Kennedy.
Harriet Todd. George Fra
sier, John Madden. Billv
Deverall, Bobby Glover.
George Vennier.
\ Nebraska porker wins ^B
k' blue ribbon. Yankee f 1
I Champion 150,465 was a-J
i declared first prise KP
junior boar pir and Bg
junior champion at the IB
national swine show ai
Kansas City. This _
champion was shown
/by Chilcott brothers of
Wisner, Neb., and then
sold to Ed S. Ren nick
of Pilfer, Neb.
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I Sidney's corn palace. One of H
the interentine feature* of H
the annual fall festival pf D
Cheyenne county, held at H
Sidrey, Neb.
