Graduate College Clash Tests Donor Power at Princeton
A Harvard-like battle over a proposed graduate college at Princeton unfolds as Dean West’s grand scheme meets Mr Proctor’s $500000 offer and donor control. President Wilson insists on democratic, integrated study over aristocratic exclusivity, prompting mixed alumni reactions and a heated trustees debate.
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Fes
Collee
Wilson
Andrew F. Weat
Dean West
Europe
Mra
J. A. Thompson Swann
William ©. Proctor
Cincinnati
Proctor
Board of Trustees
Mr. Proctor
Widhvice
Princeton
Sundstrom Visits Alliance On Estate Business
Sherman County subscriber R W Sundstrom of Rockville Nebraska visited Alliance last week for the estate of his deceased brother J C Sundstrom. He found much snow limiting sightseeing but praised the city and stationed his name as a Herald subscriber before departing.
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R. W. Sundstrom
Rockville
Nebr
Io Alliance
J. C. Sundstrom
Mr. Sundstrom
Alliance
Herald Office
Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup Ad Offers Guarantee
Extremely serious coughs require prompt remedy with Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup. Guaranteed satisfaction or money back, claim notes it soothes inflamed membranes and nerves, eases bronchial spasms, and suits all ages. Sold at The Rexall Store F. E. Holston with 25, 50 cent, and 1 dollar sizes. Also advertises new stock at Dentiona’s Banner Variety Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
F. E. Holston
Denver Engineer McFall Lobbies for Labor At Colorado Legislature
Engineer I N McFall of Denver describes his Christmas leave as tied to serving on the legislative board of the B of L E. He says paid lobbyists for corporations cannot appear before the Colorado legislature, while labor organizations may have as many representatives as they choose, provided they register for admittance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. McFall
Denver
The
B. of L. E
Colorado
Herald
Artesian Wells Pending for Rox Butte County
The article discusses artesian wells as a path to irrigation and land value boost in Rox Butte County. It notes the potential for a nearly level, productive land with chocolate loam soil and arid irrigation, and cites nearby South Dakota wells as a promising comparison.
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Rox Butte
United States
South Dakota
Scientific American
Sioux County Resident Enrolls as Herald Subscriber
C. B. James of Sioux County, about sixteen miles north of Mitchell, visited Alliance on business and enrolled as a Herald subscriber. He and neighbors show interest in Dr Clem Deaver’s plan to loan money to western Nebraska homesteaders to stock cows and start dairying. James was joined by F F Campbell of Burlington Kansas who plans to acquire land in Sioux County and become a citizen of this country.
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C. B. James
Sioux County
Mitchell
Herald
Clem Deaver
Nebraska
Mr. Jones
F. F. Campbell
Burlington
Kansas
J. W. Lester Ships Horses from Ellsworth to Grand Island
J W Lester traveled to Ellsworth on the 44 last Friday to load three cars of horses for Grand Island where they were shipped to sell. He returned from Grand Island earlier this week. The horses were purchased from Richards and Comstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lester
Ellsworth
Grand Island
Richards & Comstock
Strong Endorsement for Meritol Pile Remedy by Decorah Journal
W H Holmes of Decorah Indiana Journal reports long time suffering from piles and hemorrhoids. He found relief after using Meritol Pile Remedy, noting distress eased after half the package.
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W. H. Holmes
The
Decorah, In
Brennan Loyalist Says He Won’t Return to Former Condition
Quote from F. J. Brennan, Exclusive Agent, stating no trouble since and unwilling to take a thousand dollars to revert to a prior state. Adv-1892-Mar 6-27.
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F. J. Brennan
Adv
Cure a kicking horse by a straw-filled sack lesson
An old farm note counsels curing a kicking horse not by whipping but by a straw-filled cement sack tied to the tail and braided tail hair. The horse is allowed to kick freely, then coaxed to repeat the action to teach restraint through repeated kicking lessons.
Vague Courtroom Quip Reflects Harmless Kicking Debate
The fragment hints at a discussion about persuading someone not to kick, described as harmless and capable of subduing a vicious kicker. No clear context or individuals are named, leaving the exact event or source unclear.
Typhoid risk in dilapidated houses and remedy
In poor homes typhoid and fevers are common as plumbing and organs fail to function well. The text urges keeping internal and external systems in top shape and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief in digestion. For sale by dealers and F.BE Holsten. AYS TO ADVERTISE.
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Gale
F. E. Holston
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O.H. Moon
Brennan
Thedford’s
Thedford
BRIN
Woodrow Wilson
White House
William Bayard Hale
Ae Doubleday
Inn
Reize
Darin & Lawrence Co
New York
Potomac River
Colonial Beach
Virginia
Washington
Potomac Valley
Maryland
Frederick
Rowan & Wright
American Press Association
Sherman County
Davis & Lawrence CO
Dentona's
Banner
Advt
F.be
Holsten
AYS
IHC
International Harvester Company of America Incorporated
Crawford
Old Trusty
Newberry’s Hardware Co
M.Z. Colly
Dearborn St
Chicago
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