Morrill Routs Bayard 185 to 0 in Nebraska High School Football
Morrill High School defeated Bayard 185 to 0 with fullback Mowry excelling on offense and defense. Gibson and Corder shined on defense as Morrill dominated, while Bayard struggled to advance and was slowed by penalties and a lone successful forward pass. Officials listed include Walsham, Conner, Allen, Coppone, and Kearmey.
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Morrill
Bayard High
Bayard
Western Nebraska
Walsham
Conner
Allen
Hastings
Coppone
Purdue
Kearmey
Muscle Soreness Relief Ad From Patent Liniment
An old time liniment ad promises quick relief for muscle soreness from unusual exertion and strain. It claims easy, no rub penetration, a clear liquid formula, no skin staining, and applicability to rheumatism gout lumbago grippe bruises stiffness and backache with a 25 cent bottle sold by druggists. Ady-3
Sterling Eagles Rout Scottsbluff in 47 to 0 Football Victory
In Scottsbluff Nebraska a large crowd watched Sterling Colorado pound the local high school team 47 to 0. The Sterling squad, considered the crack Colorado team, dominated with superior weight and speed, trimming Scottsbluff's efforts and ending a rough season.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
Stering
Colo
Sterling Boys
Colorado
Croup Relief Promised by Chamberlains Cough Remedy
For children prone to croup the ad advises keeping Chamberlains Cough Remedy and following the printed directions at the onset of an attack to gain quick relief.
Telephone Manager Killed in York Auto Crash
York Nebraska March 10 J W Ramey manager of the Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company at York was killed instantly in a collision at a cross road Edward Green of Seward returning from Polk where he is building a new church was involved Green's car had its rear wheel struck and both wheels on Ramey's car were smashed in the impact
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York
J. W. Ramey
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Company
Edward Green
Seward
Polk
Ramey
Green
Ramey Passenger Dies After Car Flip
A vehicle overturned on scene and broke Ramey’s neck causing instant death. Mr Green and another man were strangers to Ramey, but passersby identified him and his body was moved to York.
Two Columbus Men Involved In Knife Attack
In Columbus Nebraska a knife wielded by Billy Mack nearly killed Leslie Kilborn. The incident happened outside the Swan theatre with Kilborn receiving a deep chin wound. Police have not located Mack and authorities presume he fled.
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Columbus, Neb
Billy Mack
Leslie Kilborn
Columbus
Swan Theatre
Kilborn
Mack
Sage and Sulphur Compound Reclaims Natural Hair Color
An old time remedy using Sage and Sulphur returns gray hair to its natural dark shade. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound sold by drug stores promises even, natural coloring after regular brushing. It is marketed as a cosmetic not a medical treatment.
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Dru
Wyeth
Nebraska figures and notices from Lincoln to Omaha
Arnold Martin DuBois and George Deming win a four foot high gold and silver trophy at an international soils congress in Peoria plus 800 dollars each. Lincoln's John Everson loses a divorce appeal after remarriage within six months. The Nebraska Blacksmiths convention opens in York with new welding methods discussed. Bids open for an 80000 hog barn at the state fairgrounds with 721 pens planned. The Seventh regiment mascot is Keith Neville Thomas, five months old, whose photo will adorn headquarters. L A Gerberding pleads guilty to Mann act violations and gets one year plus a day in Leavenworth. In Saunders Kennedy building, women apply to operate two elevators amid job ads.
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Lincoln
Arnold Martin
DuBois
George W. Deming
Geneva
Neville
Nebraka
Peoria
State Board of Educational Lands
Prominent Bohemian Farmer Donates Potato Proceeds
Homingford reports Joseph Prochazka, a well known Bohemian farmer, sold his potatoes and gave the $36.25 to the Red Cross. In Omaha, federal officers confronted jail staff over a Mann Act case, with testimony supporting defendant Lee Donovan found guilty. Lincoln high school fraternities contest pin expulsions, vowing legal action to retain pins.
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Homingford
Joseph Prochazka
Omaha
Douglas County
Lee Donovan
Veterans to Travel Separate Routes For Vicksburg Reunion
Lincoln fifty four civil war veterans depart Sunday to attend the Vicksburg reunion and will travel by separate routes after reaching St Louis.
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Lincoln
Vicksburg
St. Loula
Fremont Couple Rescued After Car Rolls Over
Mr and Mrs Jack Dunn were pinned under their running car after it turned over south of Fremont. occupants of another auto freed them. They suffered no serious injuries.
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Fremont
Jack Dunn
Mrs Smith Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs G H Smith of Brewerton New Jersey reports eight to ten years of stomach trouble and indigestion. She says one or two Chamberlain's Tablets relieve attacks and heaviness after eating and act as a pleasant laxative. The tablets tone the stomach and help it function naturally. Oct Ad.
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G. H. Smith
Brewerton
N. J
Chamberlain
Ady
Wire Walking Hen Feeds Self and Others
Geneva New York a local produce dealer W A Smith found a hen walking a tight wire four feet above ground to reach corn left drying on a clothesline. He observed the bird balance and peck corn, while the rest of the flock gathered what she dropped.
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Geneva
N. Y
W. A. Smith
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Nebraska
John Everson
California
Supreme Court
District Court of
Harrian County
Everson
Everson No
Damiaaed
Alma
Nebraska Blacksmiths, Horseshoers and Wheelwrights
Nassociation
G. S. Gisher
Kenesaw
Jens Miller
North Bend
C. C. Good
Auburn
Seventh Regiment
Keith Neville Thomas
S. L. Thomas
Gresham
Governor Neville
L. A
Bof
Saunders-Kennedy
Re“Mange
Iaoe
Lincoln High School
Mrs. Smith
10Th Street
Missouri
Mrs
Amy Brown
International Typographical Union
UNION
Alliance
Alliance Herald
Allian [Kly Times
Nebraska Telephone Company
Tage Bros
Moorhead
U. S
West
A. W. Tagg
Coley Wilkerson
Bert Anderson
Ellis Wright
Feeder
H. W. Johnson
W. B. Tagg
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