Chapman Wins Suit For Recovery Of Wages
Chapman was awarded eight judgments totaling 87.60 in county court for wages unpaid by Ellsworth Vaughn and for damages after Vaughn failed to haul Chapmans potatoes to market under a verbal 1918 contract. Judge Tash ruled in Chapmans favor, noting possible compensation for stork losses after harvest. The case featured attorney Mitchell Gantz for Vaughn and settlement discussions followed.
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Chapman
Ellsworth Vaughn
Vauehn
Cha
Tash
Valighn
Sie Stork Wong
Vaughn
Bia
Mitchell & Gantz Bas
Idt
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound as a hair darkener that restores natural color. It claims quick, even results with a ready-to-use bottle and markets it as a cosmetic without health claims.
Marriage of Ora Carter and Clariesa Hand at Hemingford
Mr Ora Carter and Miss Clariesa Hand were married Saturday at the Methodist parsonage with Rev A J May officiating. Hand recently completed a term of teaching at district No 4 north of Hemingford and hails from Haz ard Nebraska. Carter is a successful local farmer and the couple are highly regarded in the community.
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Hemingford
Ora Carter
Clariesa Hand
A. J. May
Miss Hand
Hayzard
Nebraska
Carter
Pruden
Rev. May
Snday
Hemmingsford
Wcool
Janigs
Antioch
Congregational
Moreland
Abrasive production and import trends noted in report
The report shows natural abrasives output increased about 23 percent last year while artificial abrasives rose around 32 percent. Imports decreased roughly 26 percent. The Herald analyzes these shifts in the industry and their impact on domestic markets.
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Heralds
Wool cooperative sales extend across many counties
Farmers plan to ship wool in carload lots to cooperative sales where bids decide price. Falls City and 11 other towns will host collection points with buyers from several wool houses, aiming to raise returns for producers the Extension Service advises contacting county agents or University Farm Lincoln for details. A juvenile court scene shows an attorney pressed by a boy who jokes about ripe wheat and grain.
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Usales
Falls City
Pawnee City
Beatrice
Lincoln
Seward
David City
Columbus
Battle Creek
Neligh
Kearney
Lexington
University Farm
City Jail Faker Unmasked After Deaf Tricks
The chief of police described an old man jailed as a faker. He boasted sharp judge of human nature and staged a sign reading Help me I am deaf as dumb. A woman asked how long, he said about twenty years, and she tipped him a half dollar before an officer intervened.
Incoherent Local Quip On Deaf and Dumb Man Refusal
A fragment describes a man named Tom explaining his action after a disturbance. He says a woman’s question would insult a deaf and dumb person if he did not answer, and wonders how a cop behind him influenced the break. Local tone is noted in a San Francisco area report.
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Tom
Weil
San Francisco
Nat
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Drake & Drake Optometrists
Box Butte Ave
Nebraska Telephone Company
Chandler
Oakland
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Hartford
Chandler-Hupmobile Agency
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