Hemingford Happenings Highlights From Nebraska Town
Hemingford residents report a two year old injured by a horse, local doctors treating the arm. Visits include Luke Phillips and Miss Lizzie Phillips, with many trips to Idaho, Seattle, Omaha, and York. A new lunch counter opens, school resumes, and a severe hailstorm damages property, with October 1 rule changes on central phone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bame
Dr. Little
Luke Phillips
Virginia
Mr. Johnston
Iowa
Central Lumber Co
Pierce Place
Misses Hill
Illinois
Sioux County
Jack Carey
Canada
Jessie Gieger
Esther
York
Floyd McClusky
Susie Hopkins
Dixon
Geo. Wilson
The
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Nora Hansen
Scotts Bluff
Marketing Wheat Plan Proposed by Society of Equity
Directors of the winter wheat growers branch of the American Society of Equity in Hastings Nebraska propose selling flour and milling wheat through their agency once a month direct to millers and manufacturers. They focus on marketing methods rather than fixing prices and deny any agreement to hold wheat for a set price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Equity
Hastings
Neb
Winter Wheat Growers
American Society of Equity
Railway school opens with over a hundred applications
Omaha reports D. C. Buell and G. W. Selvers opened a technical school for Union Pacific anti war employees by order of Edward H. Harri man. More than a hundred applications were on hand from employees across departments from section hands to draughtsmen in the engineering division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
D. C. Buell
G. W. Selvers
Edward H. Harriman
Union Pacific
McFadden Named Chief Inspector of Hotels in Nebraska
Inspector of Hotels in Lincoln announces R TD Mc Fadden of Hastings appointed chief hotel inspector by Governor Shallenberger. He will select eighteen traveling men to assist under the labor commissioner. Payments come from traveling men’s organizations. no state appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
R. TD. McFadden
Hastings
Shallenberger
McFadden
Damages paid to wreck victims in Beatrice and Omaha suicide
In Beatrice thirteen Rock Island wreck victims received indemnity, three seriously injured. In Omaha PRascomb Smith, once a rising lawyer, was found dead at a cheap lodging house, death likely by suicide or overdose, with accompanying illness.
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Beatrice
Neb
Rock Island
Rockford
Oruge
Omaha
Prascomb Smith
Bei
South Twelfth Street
Waterworks Bond Vote Passes in Uehling Nebraska
Fremont Neb Sept 6 The village of Uehling approved bonds to fund a water plant with high turnout and a 5 to 1 vote The trustees will advertise for bids and the plant is expected to be built this season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uehling
Fremont, Neb
Young Nebraskan editor confesses to multi store thefts
Guy Olmstead a nineteen year old publisher of The Western Boy in Broken Bow says he burgled seven stores over a year. County Prosecutor Gadd and Judge Humphrey released him on bond with preliminary hearing set for Sept 20. He admits to stealing type from three local papers and to pilfering tools and goods from several other businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broker Bow
Broken Bow
Neb
Guy Olmstead
Gadd
Humphrey
Konda
Olmstead
Republican
Beacon
H. G. Myers
Repubican
George Apple
Conrad & Co
Ellie
Bdstor Myers
Young Olmstead
F. M. Olmstead
German War Veterans Meet in Columbus Nebraska
More than ten thousand members of the Western Association of German War Veterans gathered in Columbus, Nebraska, with wives and friends for a reunion. Officers elected include President A. F. Mertens of Omaha and Mayor Dahlman of Omaha gave the principal address on prohibition and closing hours. The next convention will be in Omaha on September 3, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Neb
Western Association of German War Veterans
Thin City
A. F. Mertens
Omaha
F. Henrichs
Jansen
BE. Keenig
South Omaha
H.C. Welse
Bennington
J. F. Hathun
Denilson
H. Polling
Fort Crook
H. C. Clausen
Weat Point
Charlies Epplen
Dahlman
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Hemingford Herald
Hemingford
Box Butte County
A. M. Miller
H. E. Jones
John Armstrong
Idaho
Mr. Wallace
Geo Carrol
Claude Schafner
Hot Springs
Clark McIntyre and
Scribner Boys
Lizzie Phillips
Alliance
Price
Hugh Petre
Henry Shinch
Mrs. Burton
Atwood, Kan
Seattle
Mr. Miller
Geo
Carrol
Clide Whelan
Pete Ferrin
Ahutton
Deering
J. Ot. Case
Anton Uhrig
Emingford
NEBR
Napfel Ord, Nebraska
Sar
Majestic
Jefe
the Majestic
Outede
Acheson
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