National Biscuit Company quits Nebraska packaging business
The National Biscuit Company, dominant in Nebraska, agrees to cease selling misbranded packages after state officials ruled packaging must plainly show weight. Local grocers fear losing the National’s brands, while other crackers of similar quality may take market share.
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National Biscuit Company
Coda Craker Company
United States
Combina
Ti Portance
Nebraska
Thompson
Johnson
National
Loval Vrocers
Chicago
Central Points
Jones-Douglass Cracker Rnetory
Lincoln
Omaha
National Biscuit Woods
Missouri Pacific to speed Lincoln Kansas City line
Auburn Herald reports fast train service will soon be added as Nebraska division improvements shorten travel from Lincoln to Kansas City to about five hours. George Gould funds major upgrades, builds Western Pacific to the coast, and pays labor with a semiannual 24 percent stock dividend.
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Lissouri Pacific
Ita
Nebraska
Intoa
Missouri Pacific
Omaha
George Gould
Western Pacific
Panama Canal
Gould
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Auburn Herald
Mrs Lettie Bollman Returns to Kansas City for Work
Mrs Lettie Bollman has spent the past week with her mother in this city and returned today to Kansas City to resume work as a stenographer for the Three Lakes Lumber Co. An advertisement promotes Dr Shoops Restorative for weak stomach and kidney nerves, with free samples and catarrh remedy offers from Dr Shoop of Racine and Mayville Wisconsin.
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Lettie R Bollman
Kansas City
Three Lakes Lumber Co
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Mavine
Notice to William McDaniels in Richardson County
Non-resident William McDaniels is notified of a divorce petition filed by Anna McDaniels in the District Court of Richardson County Nebraska. The petition seeks a divorce on fault grounds after two years of separation and commands appearance by a stated deadline. The petitioner is represented by attorney AnéA Medbawsets.
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William McDaniels
Anna McDaniels
Dietelet
Richardson County
Nebraska
Alabama
Ieee
Eid
Momday
Dh Diay
Anéa Medbawsets
Mhiinelfs
Ry BU Jae
Ottorney
Rae Farmers ‘State
Hank
Shubert
Jane Evans
Wilson
Anna Heard
District Court
Farmers State Bank of
Pote
Nelsrarke
Gote
John Evans
Ulletriot Court
Fartier
Evans
Jackernwart
Geewer
Demarco
Prague Ube
Legal Notice in The Strict Court of Richardson County
A legal notice summary outlines a court action where plaintiff Jmol W. Celie Phalaelis sues defendants including Julia Onin and Abbie gavlitian. The document notes a decree by the court and a request for further process, with dates and procedural steps to follow.
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Richardson County
Nihmabka
Jmol
Enon
Oriel
The Red Death in Folklore and Disease Imagery
The article links Poe’s Masque of the Red Death to a regional belief of a Blood Snake called Vivera Sangre in Central America. It describes the plague symptoms, including bleeding from pores, and notes how an Indian cattleman blames the creature for cow bleeding and foregoes fear when facing death with stoic ritual.
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Central America
Iran
Ndyar Allan Poe
Central American
Vivera Sangre
Cavern Found by Santa Susana Prospectors Near Los Angeles
Gold seekers in the Santa Susana mountains about fifty miles from Los Angeles uncover a vast western cave. They enter a cavern system with wide and narrow passages leading to halls filled with stalagmites and stalactites. One wall displays rudely drawn chase scenes with Indians pursuing bears and deer, and a painting shows a hunter pursued by a deer.
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Santa Susanna Mountains
Los Angeles
Cal
America
Lear
Family pew dispute at Carlisle parish church
The Carlisle Donnistry court yesterday granted alterations to Heckerchurch Cumberland allowing removal of a family pew. Captain James of Barrack Lodge claimed 100 years of use and investors buried beneath it. Chancellor Prescott ruled no legal right to the pew as privilege belonged to a former owner and could not transfer to later estate owners.
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Carlisle Donsistory Court
Heckerchurch
Cumberland
James
Barrack Lodge
Prescott
Laondon Daily Mail
Curiosity in Bulgaria Describes Natural Column Forest
Prof De Launay notes in Bulgaria a field of natural cylindrical columns rising 15 to 20 feet along a plateau edge. The forest resembles an ancient ruin with three foot thick stones and jointed stratification. Vertical rain erosion created Doric fluting on the rock surfaces.
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de Launay
Bulgaria
Ireland
Dutch Scene Notes Aiding Protest Amid Bank Gloom
A reader asks the editor to note a Dutch scene and protest action. The editor declines noting ongoing bank troubles with three in the bank and one aid gone to protest.
Fala Hair Inquiry Sparks Clerk Dialogue
A customer requests fale hair while a clerk guides her to options. The exchange hints at tailored service and color selection as the clerk leverages product knowledge to assist the customer.
Proe on recovering from love in six months
Dolly suggests marriage as a remedy to a broken love affair. The line appears in Harper's Weekly. The quotation reflects a gendered approach to emotional healing and marriage as solution.
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Dolly
Harper's Weekly
Mules Reported In Regis ter Of Canyon Guests
A Chicago man recalls seeing an entry above his name in a Grand Canyon hotel registry noting two mules for Mr and Mrs John Jones of Arkansas The clerk explains the notation means the couple will ride into the canyon the next morning The anecdote highlights hotel lore and westward travel humor
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Grand Canyon
Colorado
Chicago
John Jones
Arkansas
A Prosperous Colony Report From Victoria 1907
Victoria 1907 railway revenue reached 20,050,000 with expenses under 52 percent. Savings bank depositors rose by 25,000 and deposits totaled 64,000,000. Overseas exports excluding gold hit 62,000,000, imports at 75,000,000, and exports to other states about 25,000,000. Government revenue stood at 41,545,000 with expenditure 37,505,000, producing a 100,000 surplus.
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Victoria
Australia
Savings Bank
Why Dickens Lives and Enduring Genius Across Ages
Harper's Magazine argues Dickens topples later novelists in yearly English sales. Readers are intelligent and cultured enough to detect flaws, yet Dickens' robust human sympathy and masterful genius captivate both adults and children as Shakespeare does.
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Shakespeare
Harper's Magazine
Dangerous Sense of Humor Ends With Broken Ribs
Geo C Morton a machinist living on Russell Street laughed at a joke played on a comrade with a garden hose. He watched from a window and laughed heartily, suffering pains and requiring help to a seat. A doctor diagnosed a fractured rib and torn lining on another rib.
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Geo. C. Morton
Russell Street
Bermuda
Royal Gazette
Ring highlights gold bangle found on grape stem
A Long Beach peddler noticed a gold bangle ring encircling the stem of a grape bunch. The ring appeared midway in the cluster with grapes both above and below it, seen while weighing fruit for a customer.
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Long Beach
Chas. Schwitzer
Census Man-Now and a Child's Missing Message
A dialogue excerpt shows a Census man asking a boy to tell his mother about a baby brother. The boy explains the mother was away visiting and does not know the answer. The fragment hints at a domestic scene with an auctioneer tone.
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Harper's Weekly
Poets Debate Rest as Pegasus Ride With Five Ules
A dialogue contrasts rest with creative labor. Bocker likens rest to riding Pegasus, claiming a smooth five ules ease. Kuicker questions what constitutes rest for a poet in pursuit of inspiration.
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Kuicker
Bocker
Pegasus
Health Coffee Claim Sparks Trial of Substitutes
A dubious coffee substitute marketed as Health Coffee by Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin is described as made from toasted cereals and grains with malt and nuts. The write up notes it contains no real coffee and could fool an expert, quotes Fred K E Schmit.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Anya
Fred KE. Schmit
Paper price rises soon to one fifty per year
The notice warns readers the subscription rate will soon increase to $1.50 annually and urges those who want the old rate to subscribe quickly.
Pineules Cure Sufferer After Four Years of Bladder Trouble
Mrs Joe King of Wood Lane Texas praises Pineules after suffering kidney and bladder trouble for four years. She says a druggist sold a 30 days treatment for $1 and one bottle cured her, asserting it is worth any price. Guaranteed by A G Wanner, druggist.
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Joe King
Woodlane
Texas
Gour
A. G. Wanner
Tribune Subscription Price Note for 1908
The Tribune announces a price change effective after January 1 1908 with annual cost set at 51.50 dollars. The notice targets current readers and potential subscribers detailing the new rate and timing.
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The
Tribune
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe for Coughs Advised by Kerr’s Pharmacy
Notice to customers states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Kerr's Pharmacy recommends it as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
Kerr's Pharmacy
Estate of Cornelius Rey seeks license to sell real estate
In the district court for Richard Son County Nebraska an order to show cause is issued why a license to sell real estate shall not be granted for the estate of Cornelius Tongan deceased. The executor reports insufficient personal property to pay debts and administration expenses, making sale of real estate necessary to satisfy creditors.
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Richard Son County
State OF
Nebraska
Cornelius Rey
Cornelius Tongan
Peti- Hon
Cornelius Hannan
Dowel
Pawnee City
Pawnee County
Falls City
A.A
Depot Grannils
Palle City
Bonnles Ts
Eouth
Nebrieeo
Wile Street
Said Falla City
Cunning Factory
Morton Street
Enid Falls City
Neb
Aya Cantead Ang
ALR
Goolsby
S.E
Ducerileal Trae
Yonu
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A.G. Wanner
Dread Red
England
Mule
Dickens
Jonnn H. Haren
Reavis & Meavis, Attorneys
Raecater
District Court For
Sehk
Burton L. Reavis
Grace
Heavis
Myrtle
Keavis
N. Allison
Richardson County Bank
W. S. Fast
Pho
Nes
Omee
H. T. Hahn
City Park
Robert F. T. Preusse
Richardson County Bank Building
Edgar R. Mathers
Sam's
Wann Buripina
Geo. R. Barse Live Stock Commission CO
National Stock Yards
R. P
Caps
Daetor
Dewood Dr. Shoop
ManZan
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