Nebraska Pointers State News And Notes In Condensed Form
A collage of Nebraska items: Spanish veterans meet in Lincoln, Rev. Hayes moves to St. Paul, Schuyler church cornerstone, Gage county wheat near June 20, Woodmen of the World initiates in Omaha, and apple growers expect autumn sales. Fires threaten barns, insurers urge protection. charitable drives, legal cases, drownings, and coroner reports fill a wide rural sweep with finance figures and public notices.
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Lincoln
Hayes
Columbia
St. Paul
Schuyler
Gage County
Woodmen of the World
Omaha
Washington County
Fairbury
Lincoln Asylum
Frank G. Cox
Fremont
J. Ahew Smith
Carlisle
Syracuse
Meeker
Nebraska Mutual Ins. Co
South Twelfth Street
Neb
Crete Young Men’s Christian Association
Benjamin Burke
Hooper Creek
Adams
Jacob Crocker
McCook
Charles Mill
Hastings
E. C. Burns
Scribner
Dodge County
Cass County
Ecity
Grand Island
John J. Slattery
Chicago, Burington & Quincy
Thomas Graham
Nebraska State Holiness Association
Epworth Park
National Association
Howard
Peter Paulus
Paulus
John Petersen
Friend
Wayne
Honda
Secretary of State
The Ward Bosses by Ernest McGaffey
The piece explores the variability of political bosses across districts and eras, arguing bosses arise from necessity and can shift with time. It contrasts the romantic mold of the stern ward tyrant with the modern, witty, adaptable leaders who pursue power, influence, and practical gains over ideology.
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Dugan
Danny Dugan
Dusen
Casey
Dan
Danny
Peter Casey
Daniel Dugan
United States
Bia
Longevity in Hot Climates Debated by Doctor
Dr Lugh Bam bon argues against the belief that cold northern climates yield longer life. He cites statistics showing higher centenarian rates in southern Europe and coastal regions, and notes city sanitation impacts rather than climate alone. The discussion questions the idea that temperate or cold zones bestow greater longevity.
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Lugh Bambon
Home
Central
South America
Europe
England
Spain
Forcing His Chances by Washington Star on player dispute
The Washington Star excerpts a tense exchange about a pitcher or player, noting a card scandal remark and a warning that he could not risk losing. The dialogue suggests financial or reputational pressure affecting his decisions on the field.
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Tie
Bose
Bo Shadihoy
Wash Ington Star
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