Nebraska bankers oppose postal savings banks at meeting
At the Nebraska bankers association session in this city the antagonism toward postal savings banks was loud and widespread. President James P. Black warned of the bill’s proximity to passage and urged vigorous action. Congressman Hitchcock urged deposit guarantees while Oklahoma bankers Hogan and others argued the state guaranty law invites politics into banking.
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Nebraska Bankers’ Association
James P. Black
Congress
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Omaha
Hogan
Oklahoma City
Nebraetan
F. C. Watts
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Fleming
Bank of Enid
N. J. Gilbert
Lawton National Bank
D. W. Hogan
American National Bank of
Primary Election Puzzle on Ballot Declaration and Nominations
A county attorney primary ballot saw two withdrawn or undeclared candidates gain write‑in votes. Seventeen voters named a withdrawn candidate, eight votes went to another unannounced contender. The question of who was nominated remains unsettled as the court has not ruled on voters writing in names.
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A. Richardson
Butte County
Boyd County
Junkin
Thompson
Supreme Court
Motion Overruled In Federal Case Involving Railroads
Judge T. CL Munger overruled a motion by the Chicago Rock Island Pacific railroad to stay proceedings in the Mary Jackson administratrix v Chicago Rock Island Pacific railroad and Peter Couture case until costs are paid from a prior suit against the railroad alone.
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T. CL Munger
Federal
Chicago, Rock Ieland & Faelsie Railroad
Mary Jackson
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Peter Couture
Plaintif
Chicago, Trock Ieland & Taeife Railroad
Discrepancy in Returns Sparks Lincoln Visit
Figeimmons of Gardley county who lost the Republican nomination for state representative to BR HW. Clough by four votes made a special trip to Lincoln to check election abstracts and verify returns. He claims Garfield county totals do not tally with those sent to the secretary of state. Authorities are examining the discrepancy.
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Figeimmons
Gredley
BR HW. Clough
Lincoln
White Clough
Gcarfield County
Atate Howanta
Douglas County Tuberculosis Ward Opens at County Hospital
The Douglas County Solarum addition for tuberculous patients is completed after a three to one vote. The ward includes separate men and women sleeping rooms, a dining and living area, warming systems, porches, and screening to keep air fresh. An attendant will reside in the ward to ensure care, with the Nebraska Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis offering cooperation and information.
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Douglas County
Douglas County Solarum
Andrew B. Farrow
Nebraska
Nebraska Association For the
City Hall
Omaha
Nebraska dairy industry grows with centralized butter production
In a state railway commission bulletin Secretary Hassett of the state dairymen’s association notes the western dairy cow population is low for creameries while the eastern region shows large gains in cows and creamery butter. He credits natural conditions, experience, and business sense for growth. 94 percent of Nebraska butter last year came from centralized creamery operations.
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State Railway Commission
Hassett
State Dairymen's Association
Nebraska
State Rifle Camp Payroll Reduced Despite Longer Camp
The adjutant general reports a $555 drop in enlisted payroll from last year to this year. Last year’s total was $2,410 for six days, while this year’s $2,855 covers ten days with fewer enlisted men. Officers’ pay remains aligned with regular army rates, and pay is $1 daily per enlisted man. Also, O J Fee at the state university grounds resigns after six years, awaiting board approval to depart.
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Adjutant General's Office
O. J. Fee
the State University
Board of Regents
Fee
Miller Sues Lincoln Tractors for 10000 Damages
Mary Miller filed suit in the district court against the Lincoln Tractors Company seeking ten thousand dollars in damages. She alleges injuries caused by the conductor's carelessness.
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Mary Miller
Thstriat
Lincoln Tractors Company
Soda Pop as a Menace to Health Warned by Commissioner
Food Commissioner J. W. Johnson denounces soda pop as a dangerous menace to civilization and health. He cites tar derivatives and internal harm and has urged county attorneys to file suit against manufacturers of the beverage.
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J. W. Johnson
Johnson
Nebraska News Highlights From Fremont to Alliance
A mix of local events and notices includes Mr. Kintienan’s 77 pound catfish sale near Plattsmouth, Frem ent’s YMCA membership at 210, and a fatal threshing machine boiler accident near Norfolk. Reports cover telephones for farmers, legal moves by Judge Davie to Texas, a large Greeley County jury session, and church and school notices across multiple towns.
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Kintienan
Missouri River
Plattismouth
Matt & Son
Young Men's Christian Association
Frement Hoe
Jienny Wolfgan
Norfolk
Nebraska Telephone Company
18Th
Douglas
Omaha
M. B. Davie
Gage County
Seville
Texas
Davin
Greeley County
Daughters of Labella
Attiilary Society
the Knights of Columbus
McCook Council
Nebraska
Falls City
Gil Hon
W. KE. Berkley, Jr
Lincoln
Hooper
Dyer & Go
Fremont
Misa Auigusta Werrer
Denver
German Lutheran Church
Treskow
Mra
Hansen
Mary Hansen
M. B. Ctarrison
Suger
North Platte
Oshkosh
Union Pacific
North River County
Onand Island
United States Cavalry
Powen
M. Koolen
Mr. Koolen
Holland
India
Germany
America
South Dakota
Bancroft
Cuming County
Robert Zalnow
Sherif Maunian
Dodge Couniny
Climenn
Presbyterian Church of Columbus
F Messunge
M. Ore
Charles A. McKim
A. T. Peters
M. D.C
Hutte
Putie
Nebraska News And Noteg Hastings and area updates
President Turner of Hastings College accepts election as secretary and platform manager of the Hastings Chau t meaning a church and school building planned by Seventh Day Adventists in Hastings. Weather notes warn continued dry spells threatening crops and fruit. Columbus Driving Club schedules October festival with Colonel C B Techno presenting festival events. Governor Sheldon hears Joseph Smith pardon case. Knox county debated county division ballot for November. York colleges report record enrollment with new instructors. A brilliant meteor seen near Plattsmouth. Grand Island hosts Vat Fall events with prizes and U S cavalry. Nebraska Travelers’ Association selects Crondiland for next convention. York commercial club backs electric railroad Lincoln to York with connections to Central City or Grand Island.
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Turner
Hastings College
Hastings Chautauqua
Tecomeeh
Columbus Driving Club
C, B. Techo
Sheldon
Joseph Smith
Smith
Jefferson County
Nuckolls County Paly Association
Mies Ste Anderson
Nebraska City
Sam Bernard
New York City
Board of Supervisors
Knox County
Otoe County
Weeping Water
Neb
Lincoln
Bauman
Omaha
Dodie County
Luts
Hooper
Onueht
York College
York Normal and Business College
Arseline Seminary
Nebraska
York
Craig
Fremont
Tenth and
Broad Streetes
Plattemouth
Thin City
Thie City
Judah J. W. Johonon
A. W. Atwood
Wilton
Thin County
Prontier Cave
Grand Talind
Enterprise
United States Cavalry
Crondlaland
Beatrice
Commercial Club of
Central City
Grand
Burlington
Separate Coat For Tailored Evening Costumes
Separate coat must accompany tailored outfits for limited income wearers. Coat should be practical for day and evening use, not overly elaborate, with loose sleeves to fit a crushable blouse. Neckline should feature a high band or attached ruching and fabrics vary from satin to fine cloths with trims like chenille.
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A& Re
Simple Dress and Smock Description in Linen
The article describes a simple dress and smock made of butcher linen in 4, featuring a wide box plait back with a yoke edge embroidered. It notes a trimmed belt below the waist, a slightly puffed sleeve with an embroidered cuff, and feather stitches at the hem cuff and collar. It lists Holland joined fabric, yardage, and sizing details for the yoke front back and sleeve.
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Iineny
Holland
Little Girls Frocks With Parthened Front Plaited Center
This description outlines a tiny girl’s frock in gingham or linen for school wear. Features include a fill wilt parthened to a bolt, a front center plait, large buttons, a Peter Pan collar, a tie, a left front pocket, and bishop sleeves with hand cuffs. The design is adapted for woolen fabrics.
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Bishop
Egyptian Style Room Turned Modern Home Space
A young woman converted a small room into an Egyptian themed space with buff walls green trim a finished hardwood floor and a buff rug with Egyptian motifs. Gold framed prints Egyptian pottery and bricks from magazines add color and character making the room attractive and affordable to reproduce using mission furniture.
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Mission
Dresses of serge for school wardrobes described
The article details serge dresses for school wear with jumper styles and piping outlines. It describes a dark blue serge dress with a two inch wide plaited waist skirt and a plaited jumper waist, narrow brick red braid trim, and a V shaped yoke outlined with braid and brick red buttons.
Baby's Autumn Coat and Warm Bed Jacket Idea
An early guide for baby autumn attire describes hand embroidered coats made from Beds ford cord in white with scalloped buttonholes and kimono cuts. A mother knits a two thickness habittal fabric bed jacket interlined with lambs wool and quilted for warmth and easy washing.
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Baby
Braid Coats and Boleros In Modest Fall Styles
Braid coats are popular and affordable for early fall wear. Lightweight lined wraps and boleros trimmed with chiffon appeal to women, offering modest prices for present wear.
Heavy White Veils For Early Season Fashion
The article describes extra large coarse white veils with a small square dot as a top fashion for the early season. The veil is deep and covers the hat and tas fas with a decorative barrette at the nape of the neck.
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