Plan to close out Antioch potash plants
Bondholders offer to buy American Potash company assets for 12 000 dollars plus taking on 231 000 dollars of mortgage and taxes. W A Waugh trustee notified. July 1 deadline to file objections. Purchasers acquire two Antioch plants, leases, lines, and 2258 shares of American of Nebraska stock.
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Charles Stuart
Phil R. Easterday
W. E. Sharp
American Potash Company of Delaware
3. C. Waugh
Waugh
Dan McClenahan
State Journal
Antioch
Sheridan County
American of
Nebraska
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Chemical Trust
Lincoln
American Poto Company
American
Delaware
Railroads Seek Nebraska Freight Rate Cut Authorization
The Nebraska state railway commission issued a Saturday order approving a 10 percent reduction in intrastate railroad freight rates to align with an Interstate Commerce Commission cut set to take effect July 1. Grain rates remain unchanged. the reduction applies to short haul and specific rate adjustments within the state including brick sand gravel and stone, with some existing reductions extended beyond July 1.
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Sta Journal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rail
Oaeer
Sig Ska
State Railway Commission
Nebraska
Railway Commission
Fragmentary 19th century court fragment yields scattered quotes
A damaged OCR fragment presents a late night dialogue with disjointed phrases about a boy and a law question. The readable text includes stray lines on dinner, psychology, medicine, and a stray exchange about who handed something to whom.
Old sermon on hell mirrors modern sermon on current events
The Anderson Herald notes a parallel between traditional fiery preaching and contemporary takes on today's news. Both aim to provoke reflection and action through moral framing. The piece highlights how timeless cautionary tones adapt to shifting headlines and social issues.
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Hell
Anderson Herald
Oser’s Stinger Sparks Curry-Comb Critique
A brief, witty remark mocks a political figure’s stance as a curry-comb style aristocracy. The blurb reflects a satirical take in the Dallas news context.
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Oser
Dallas
Ellsworth News Highlights Local People and Ball Games
Ellsworth notes visitors and residents at the P E Law and Johnson homes. T V Gorman from Lakeside ran the ball club stand during games. Weyworth team acknowledges his help. Several residents travel to Alliance and Minneapolis on business. D E Wilcox ill and taken to Alliance. Mrs L J Munger and Mrs Richard Crandall move between towns. Sporting coverage covers Ellsworth defeating Lakeside and Bingham in a doubleheader after a large crowd. community dinner and a future baseball meeting noted.
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A. S. Johnson
Norton
Kas
P. E. Law
Alliance
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Stewart
Casper
Thermopolis
Wyo
T. V. Gorman
Lakeside
Dlowen
Tom
Wheworth
Walter Wightman
Richards and Comatock Cattle Company
Minneapolis
Minn
D. E. Wilcox
Here
Edmonton
Alberta
J. L. Young
Card Fame
J. B.kennedy
Ellsworth Baseball Club
Nebraska Tennis Assn Plans State Tournament In Lincoln
The Nebraska Tennis association launches entry drive for the annual state tournament in Lincoln the week of August 7. Twenty eight University of Nebraska facilities will host matches with six courts in play and others available for practice. Ralph Powell, long-time state champion, cannot enter this year, heightening the field. The event, directed by Ralph E Weaverling and N T Chadderdon, with Earl Meyer aiding western Nebraska stars, aims to a full week of tennis regardless of results.
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Nebraska Tennis Association
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Wenty
Ralph Powell
Eevpt
Powell
Ralph E. Weaverling
N. T. Chadderdon
Earl Meyer
Alliance
Western Nebraska Stars
Marple Drops From League and Nonpareil To Replace
Marple withdraws from the county league causing the Sunday game with Ash Grove not to be played. Marple will be removed from the league and Nonpareil likely to substitute in the schedule, if Nonpareil agrees.
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Marple
Ash Grove
Mies Green Questions Eligibility of Rich Opponent
Mies Green asks if the opponent is too old to be eligible, noting wealth yet doubting age limits. The remark reflects concern over eligibility rules and competitive fairness in Boston.
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Mies
Boston
Golf Improves Health and Jokes, Says Minnesotta Star
The Minnesota Star notes golf boosts health and enhances humor appreciation. The feature links physical activity to sharper wit and better enjoyment of weekly comic strips.
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Minnesota Star
Aerial Wedding Above New York Logs Happy Union
An aerial wedding occurred eight thousand feet above New York with the couple completing the ceremony despite a late hesitation by the bride. the groom remains confident in their decision as aviation observers note the daring setting.
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London
Alliance daily mentions visitations and local events in HEMINGFORD
Ada Byrd of Alliance visits relatives while Fern Grimes travels to Wyoming. Local residents leave for visits in Chicago Marsland Crawford Chadron and other towns. A marriage Mirrie Hale and Bill Hoffman is announced. Funeral services for Mrs Meado and multiple local social visits noted. Attorney Left Fortune headline cited from Toledo Blade.
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Ada Byrd
Alliance
Frettle
Fern Grimes
Thur
Ant
Wyoming
Mary Kinsley
East
Chicago
Marle Kinsley
Thedford
Broken Bow
Johnson
Iten Biscuit Company
Harve Kiester
Harry Delsing
Gladys Cahn
Cotton Drug
Cotton
Helen Haynes
Charles Baldwin
Ben Price
Enyeart
Marsland
Mies Inez Jones
Joe Carter
Walter Carter
Little Daughter
William Kiester
Annen
Chadron
Mirrie Hale
Crawford
Bill Hoffman
Miss Hale
Frank Nagleschnieder
Cox
Dwight
Halsey
Roee
Ernest Farrington
Lockwood
Helen Andrew
Miss Myers
Glass Myers
Lela Cory
Chadron Normal
K. L. Pierce
Woman's Club
Ward
Austin
Watson
Doris
Merle Price
H. Firemuth
James Kennedy
John O'Mara
George Breckner
Gerdes
Jelinek
H. Hammond
Senator Borah Remarks on Bolsheviks Recognition
The New York Tribune reports Senator Borah argues the United States does not recognize Bolsheviks for the political stance they represent, stating recognition is untenable due to their nature and actions.
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Borah
New York Triune
New America Plans Lending Germany to Pay Allies and Trade
The New Britain Herald reports a plan where the United States would lend Germany funds to settle debts with the Allies, enabling Germany to purchase American goods and strengthen its economy enough to meet obligations.
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New America
Germany
America
New Britain
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Toledo Blade News
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Cad
Children’s
Nies
Uni
First State Bank
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