Nebraska Census Projection and Regional Meetings Across the State
Nebraska officials project a July 1 1927 population of 1 396 000 and report on multiple state events. among them a diocese meeting in omaha february 16 17. a wymore farmers grain and lumber stockholders meeting. school board and executives gathering in hastings february 3 10. a lincoln to omaha bridge design contest. and a red cloud farm accounting school starting february 9. also notes on tax and highway planning in johnson county.
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Nebraska
The
Episcopal Church
Omaha
W. H. McGaffin, Jr
Bellwood Gazette
Bellwood
Wymore Farmers’ Grain and Lumber Company
Jesse H. Newton
Lincoln
Denver
State Association of School Boards
Hastings
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Doniphanesidents
Farmers Elevator
Commercial Exchange Bank
State Guaranty Fund Commission
Arne Engberg
Kearney
Council Bluffs
Vesta
St. Louis
Nemaha River
Johnson County
Capitol
Cochran
Tecumseh
Syracuse
Pawnee City
Goldenrod
Thorugh Tecumseh
Auburn
Beatrice
J. B. Ryan Hay Company
O’neill
Nebraska State Pharmaceutical Association
Proken Vow
Custer County
M. L. Gould
J. H. Claybaugh
Milestone Farm Sale Draws Massive Nebraska Crowd
The A. J. Mills auction near Hastings drew an estimated crowd of at least 10,000 as buyers from Edmonton Canada and multiple states purchased purebred Percherons cattle Holsteins and Hampshire hogs. Prices reached 500 for a horse and 125 per dairy cow as Mills retires to Lincoln ending a longtime breeding era.
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Hastings
Edmonton
Canada
A. J. Mills
Colonel Thompson
United States
Lincoln
Western railroads seek freight rate adjustments
Representatives from major western railroads and rate experts from leading manufacturers gather for an Interstate Commerce Commission meeting. They present statistics as they debate proposed rate increases, with emphasis on branch lines they say are costlier to operate and whose higher charges are contested.
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Omaha
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cedar Creek trout farm plans over 100 thousand spring fish
The Cedar Creek trout farm in western Nebraska will stock more than 100000 trout for market this spring. A hatchery on the Radcliffe ranch 350 miles north supplies the stock for spring-fed ponds where the fish are raised. Trout sell for 86 to 90 cents a pound.
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Sidney
Cedar Creek
Nebraska
Radcliffe Ranch
Here
Noted vocal teachers at convention in Lincoln
Record attendance foreseen for the Nebraska State Music Teachers association convention in Lincoln February 8 to 10 after announcement that Percy Rector Stephens of New York City would conduct two master classes at the event. Stephens, a leading vocal teacher, has trained many noted modern vocalists.
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Lincoln
Nebraska State Music Teachers Association
Percy Rector Stephens
New York City
Stephens
United States
Four-County Music Contest Set for Geneva April 9
Geneva hosts a four county music contest in which Clay Filmore Thayer and Nuckolls students may compete in vocals instrumental solos duets quartets choruses love clubs orchestras and hand numbers. Geneva Community club donates $50 in prizes.
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Geneva
Clay
Filmore
Thayer
Nuckolls
Lee
Becker Horses Die From Powdered-Glass Poisoning
Four of Charles Becker's horses died in a few days and two more are not expected to live, likely from grain laced with powdered glass. Sheriff Olderoy of Papillion investigates. Only one horse in the Pecker herd of seven survived, kept isolated in a pasture.
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Gretna
Charles Becker
Olderoy
Papillions
No Decision on Platte River Water Rights
Interstate water commissioners from Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska adjourned after a two day session without a compact on North Platte river waters. Delph Carpenter representing Colorado will redraft his plan and a future meeting will be called. Commissioners include R H Willis of Nebraska and S G Hopkins of Wyoming.
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Platte
Cheyenne
Interstate Streame Commissioners
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
North Platte River
Delph Carpenter
R. H. Willis
S. G. Hopkins
Lights Dynamite Cap Accident Injures Ponca Boy
Russell Ellin, a four fingered left hand and possible eye loss risk after touching a dynamite cap in an abandoned farm basement. The boy from near Ponca is hospitalized in Sioux City as doctors treat a fragment behind his left eyeball.
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Russell Ellin
Ralph Yodman
Sioux City
Nebraska Man Chosen as Judge for New York Dog Show
F. J. LeSerding of Hickman Nebraska was selected by the Westminster Kennel Club of New York to judge Irish Letters at the Madison Square Garden show set for February 10 to 12. The event is billed as the largest of its kind in the United States and possibly the world with over 2,300 entries last year.
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Nebraska
New York
Hickman
F. J. LeSerding
Kenne
Farrowing Hog House Design By Radford
William A. Radford offers free farm building advice and describes a saw-tooth roof hog house with south facing windows for light and ventilation. The frame building has a concrete floor, 24 by 91 feet, central feeding alley and 13 pens on each side with plank floors, plus a concrete back door for summer shelter.
Lincoln Douglas Debate Greatest in Our History
A historical article recalls the 1858 Lincoln Douglas debates as pivotal in shaping public opinion against slavery. It notes Douglass used popular sovereignty while Lincoln argued for national unity, with both men advancing to later high office. The piece highlights their rivalry, mutual respect, and shared patriotism during a time of national crisis.
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Lincoln
Free States
North
South
Douglas
Lincoln's 1861 Tour and Douglas Death Shape Union
The article notes Stephen A. Douglas as a key Senate figure in Lincoln's administration and recounts Douglas's death on June 3, 1861. It describes Lincoln’s ten day journey from Springfield to Washington visiting Indianapolis Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Pittsburgh and other eastern cities, marked by official receptions and large crowds eager to hear the future president.
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Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Douglas
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Springfield
Washington
Lincoln Farewell at Springfield and Foreseen Fate
The article recalls Lincoln's February 11 1861 departure from Springfield as he left amid gloom and prayer. It notes his cautious public words avoiding policy while readers sensed the weight of fate. It recounts his farewell address asking for divine guidance and trust in God.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Mr. Lincoln
Washington
Olga
Lincoln's Early Heroism on River Voyage
A young Abraham Lincoln shows cool heads and decisive action when his flatboat cargo is flooded at a mill dam on the Sangamon river. He borrows a boat, pierces its end to avert disaster, and drains water to resume the voyage to New Orleans, earning local tales in New Salem and Rutledge tavern.
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Abraham Lincoln
Ilinois
Mississippi
New Orleans
Ida Tarbell
Denton Offutt
Sangamon
Lincoln
Capitol of Illinois
Springfield
Mill Dam
New Salem
Rutledge
Floor color harmony for home interiors and kitchens
The article discusses selecting floor finishes and colors to harmonize with room decor. It covers hardwood versus softwood choices, preferred coverings for kitchens and baths, and maintenance like waxing and oiling. It also notes rug choices, wall patterns, and how color psychology influences kitchen cheer and efficiency.
Modern Kitchen Bright Colors for a Delightful Kitchen
A modern kitchen should be bright and colorful to match a changing lifestyle. The article argues that a colorful kitchen reflects a vibrant, active household and keeps tasks engaging rather than dull.
Housekeeping Becomes Regular Art By Women
Women increasingly express their art through home decoration and furnishing. Interior styles have softened from stiff parlor furniture to comfortable, movable arrangements and evolving color schemes. The shift shows women now focus on exterior home appearance as part of practical, constructive living.
Folding Ironing Board Promised As Always Ready
An ironing board in a built in wall case is advertised as always ready for use. It claims to stay dust free and resist warping cracking or splitting. The design is adjustable in height with sturdy non folding legs and no heavy lifting required over its long life.
Stand for Firm Floor Supports in House
Advice urges homeowners to ensure abundant ventilation and adequate footings bedded on firm bottoms. Emphasizes checking brick and mortar quality and not compromising on bridging a soft spot for sturdy floor supports.
Homes Reflect Personal Style in Modern Restorations
A description notes that former conventional spaces have been replaced by beautiful attractive homes. Decor and furnishings are tasteful and simple, mirroring the owner's personality in a modern makeover.
Correcting Wall Surfaces Before Paper Installations
If walls are calso mined a wash with water or vinegar and water neutralizes alkalinity before hanging wallpaper. Apply a sizing coat, let dry, then paste walls with flour or cornstarch paste or a ready made wallpaper paste.
Proper Finish Shapes Tone of Priceless Stradivarius
The tone of a violin is tied to its varnish which preserves it for centuries. A house’s tone is likewise defined by the finish used. Finishing material quality largely determines owner satisfaction.
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Wiliam A. Radford
William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Ill
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Congress
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Erewde
Vetera
Senate
Lincoln-Douglas
Republic
Adulph Welnman
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