Burgess Nash plans eight story Omaha store addition
The Burgess Nash Company of Omaha has bought the Boyd Theatre building at Seventeenth and Harney and will extend their store to form an eight story department store. The project aims to create the state’s largest mercantile building and nearly fills an entire city block with new and existing facilities. The Herald urges readers to support home merchants and visit the Omaha store for dependable goods and courteous treatment.
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Burgess Nash Company
Omaha
Boyd Theatre
Nebraska
Duvegess-Nash Company of
Seventeenth
Harney Streets
Sixteenth
Harney
Howard Streets
The
Herald
Burgess- Nash Company
Morale a New Word and Its War Impact
Bruce Barton argues in Red Cross Magazine that morale encompasses more than mood. He cites Napoleon on morale and lists factors shaping it, including turning soldiers from trenches to other thoughts to prevent morbidity, lassitude, and war fatigue.
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Napoleon
Bruce Barton
Red Cross Magasine
Burma shifts to local timber for packing cases
Burma, with over a hundred timber varieties, previously exported timber for packing cases using wood imported from Japan. It has been found that packing cases can be made locally at about half the cost, boosting domestic timber use.
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Burma
Japan
Public Markets and Livestock Trade Stance
A detailed defense of public markets and livestock handling roles. It argues mutual benefit among producers, stock yards, and packers, clarifies separation of stock yards from packers, and credits government wartime logistics. It highlights Omaha market growth and efficiency of nationwide distribution. Cc, A. Smith.
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Toe Carrier
Stock Yards
Stock Yards Company
Food Administration
Bureau of Markets
Uncle Sam
West
Omaha
A. Smith
Market News From Har Mond Fields In Italy
The report covers strawberry prices from distant markets, sent by wire in Italian and English. It is issued by the local office of the United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Markets, reflecting daily market conditions across long distances.
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Caesar
Harmond
Ofice
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Old steamboat era tale of Shreve and state named rooms
An antiquated reminiscence recalls Shreve who ran steamboats before the siege of New Orleans. He built wooden rooms named after states Kentucky Illinois and Pennsylvania to identify berths aboard ship. The tale links such naming to a broader idea that law and sword must coexist for liberty.
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Shreve
Jackson
New Orleans
Kentucky
Ilinois
Pennsylvan
Cear
Ion
Cap
Nate
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Stock Yards Co
Washington
Colton
Fourteenth and
Farnum
McKenney Specialists
Farnam Street
Omaha, Nebraska
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Live Stock Commission
Union Stock Yards
Our Service
Em Union
Jackson Streets
Ington
Depot
Rome
the House of Safety
Enth and
Jones Streets
Fred A. Castle
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