Nebraska News and Notes Highlights
A Nebraska page itemizes events from Omaha to Havelock including a seven-horse stable fire, candidacy announcements by George W. Berge for governor, and heavy rain at Table Rock. It notes Kearney Country Club outreach, a shooting incident at Grand Island, Norfolk delegation to Hastings, and a murder linked to Bert Taylor.
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Omiaha
George W. Berge
Lincoln
Table Rock
Kearney Country Club
Harry Gibson
Union Paciffic
Grand Leland
Norfolk
Good Government Organizations
Hastings
Bert Taylor
Minden
Oklahoma
Frederick W. Leavitt
Franklin Academy
Lenavitt
Plymouth Church
Omaha
Congregational Churches
Nebraska
Burlington Railroad
Railway Commission
Wyoming
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Frank Ransom
Union Stock Yards Company
Supreme Court
Stock Yards
Koberg
Madison County
Cincinnati
Korberg
District Court of
Rock County
Carl Pettijohn
Harrington
Sutphin & Dale
Nehawka
James M. Wood
Dew Moines
Nebraska City
Woods
Rapid City
T. G. Bracking
State Board of Health
State Board
Portsmouth
Harry Vanfleet
Albert Brissey
Brissey
Vanfleet
Washington Dispatch
Pollard
Lancaster
Cass
Pawnee
Bollard
University Place
National
Zyra van Pelt
Thavelock Hah
First Christian Church
Havelock
Anecdote of Huck Finn House Demolished in Hannibal
A rambling recounting notes the tearing down of Huck Finn’s famed North Hannibal home by RF Hi Coons to build flats. An eastbound visitor seeks Mark Twain lore, meets a local aunt and a baby rumored to be Clemens’s, with a strange tale of gifts and a tombstone offer.
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Hannibal
Huckleberry Finn
River Front
Mark Twain
RF. Hi. Coons
Huck” Finn
Holiday Hill
Huck Finn
Huck
Jce
Mark Twale
Sam Clemens
American Gospel Song Writers and Their Works
A survey of American gospel hymnody highlighting Ira D. Sankey, James McGranahan, Biles, Fanny Crosby, D. F. Towner, Charles H. Gabriel, KW Excell, and other notable writers. It notes their influence, teaching, and enduring hymns such as Saved by grace and Glory Song, and traces the modern rise of gospel music in the United States.
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Miriam
America
England
Ira D. Sankey
Alwave
Alia
Horation Bonar
Sankey
Tennyson
Dr. Bonar
James McGranahan
P. P. Lise
Maj. Whittle
McGranghan
Scotland
Christ
Biles
Fanny J. Crosby
D. F. Towner
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Tore
Tle
Towner
Charlea H. Gabriel
Gabriel
Ke Brothers
la Prof
Excell
Publc
Herman
Veter B. Bilhorn
Jesus
Holy Spirit
Ty Jeans
Mason and Dixon Line Boundary History
The Mason and Dixon line marks the colonial boundary set between Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon from 1762 to 1767. Its accuracy was contested in 1849 and revised again by the United States government in 1901.
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Mason and Dixon
Mason
True American Spirit Drives San Francisco Recovery Funds
Within two years after the great earthquake that devastated San Francisco, the city has invested about 100 million dollars in building operations. Trustworthy statements indicate all but 4 million dollars came from local sources, showing strong civic support for rebuilding efforts.
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San Francisco
Las
Vienna Mulls Debt Rise To Buy Moravian Coal Mines
Vienna proposes increasing public debt to fund the purchase of coal mines in Moravia, signaling a bold expansion of municipal assets and financial exposure amid unsettled regional markets. The plan aims to secure energy resources through an international asset acquisition amid fiscal scrutiny.
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Vienna
Moravia
Value of Different Kinds of Green Forage for Hogs
Missouri station tested six forage sources with corn for growing and fattening hogs. Six Poland China pigs per lot, about 50 pounds each, fed 102 days from July 25 to November 4, 1802. Rations varied among fresh rape alfalfa red clover bluegrass and skim milk. Results summarized.
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Missouri
Poland
China
Ship Atoll
Wnil
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