Federal court grants injunction in Fletcher’s Astoria label case
Judge Jeremiah Neterer of the U S District Court issued a permanent injunction for the Centaur Company of New York against Stewart & Olmes Drug Co of Seattle. The ruling bars sale of products under the infringing label and orders turnover of goods in stock plus costs and damages assessed at 406 dollars.
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Jeremiah Neterer
Uted States District Court
Healf
Centaur Company
Newark
Fletcher
Astoria
Stewart & Olmes Drug Company
Honolulu
Seattle
Northwest
Stewart & Holmes Company
Wash
Times
The Dollar and 78 Cents Stunt Ends in Action
A terse exchange ends with a citizen’s decisive act after one thief boasts a dollar eighty could beat him. The remark and forceful response illustrate a quick, local confrontation captured in brief dialogue.
Longstanding Ankle Ulcer Healed by Cuticura Cure
Mrs Jarles FE Brooke of Kingsville Missouri reports an eighteen year ankle ulcer relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She created a protective cap and endured nightly sores before noting immediate relief and complete healing after three months of treatment. The advertisement promotes Cuticura products with a sample offer and Boston address.
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Kingsville
Jarles FE Brooke
Cuticura
Dept L
Boston
Unclear ad snippets mix in old medical slogans
Fragments show flirtatious exchanges and product pitches. References to Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, constipation as disease, Mentholated Cough Drops and weather bureau mentions appear among disjointed lines. The text reads like miscellaneous 19th century advertisements and conversational fragments.
President Wilson Urges Repeal of Panama Toll Exemption
President Wilson asks Congress in joint session to repeal the Panama canal toll exemption for coastwise shipping, calling the policy mistaken and in contravention of Britain treaty obligations. He notes world powers agree and urges prompt action to honor treaties and foreign policy.
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Washington
Great Britain
Wilson
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Panama Canal
Phillips to succeed Malone as third assistant secretary of state
William Phillips of Boston nominated by President Wilson to be third assistant secretary of state, succeeding Dudley Field Malone, who becomes collector of the port of New York. Phillips previously served as third assistant secretary of state in the Taft administration.
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Phillips
Malone
Washington
William Phillips
Boston
Wilson
Dudley Field Malone
Port
New York
Taft
Big Fire Destroys Cotton Bales in New Orleans Basin Canal
A large blaze swept two Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company trains on Basin Canal in New Orleans destroying 4600 bales of cotton and several freight cars. The loss is estimated at $250,000.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
New Basin Canal
Father Requests Arrest Of Son In Los Angeles
Raymond M Kane aged nineteen was arrested in Los Angeles on telegraphic instructions from his father H S Kane of Gates City Virginia to the Los Angeles police.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Raymond M Kane
H. S. Kane
Gates City
British stance on Juarez death deadlock and reparations
In the house of commons Sir Edward Grey said Britain would take no immediate action over the Ben ton death probe in Juarez. He added Britain could seek reparations through the United States if satisfaction could not be obtained by other means, reserving its rights.
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London
Juarez
William S. Benton
House of Commons
Edward Grey
Edward
Great Britain
United States
State House figures to attend conservation congress in McCook
State officials Chancellor Avery W RK Mellor Dr Sheldon and Dr Condra will attend a conservation congress at McCook. Dr Bessey of the state university travels to Arizona for weeks to study desert plant life. A petition for a Fort Leavenworth military encampment is circulated on campus ahead of June exams. The university senate will decide on the camp. Immense state food exhibits are planned for the state fair. The vote on university removal is to be submitted this fall with 16 2b3 names collected vs 25 912 required. The capitol report mentions land appraisals for state ferro ground and ongoing university and state projects. Legislative league reunion set for Lincoln March 20.
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Avery
W RK Mellor
Sheldon
Condra
McCook
Dr. Bessey
The
State University
Arizona
Fort Leavenworth
University
State Food Commission
Staite
Nebraska Legislative League
Lincoln
Appointment of Nebraska minimum wage commission announced
Governor Morehead announces the creation of the minimum wage commission naming George Norman an Omaha labor leader and Miss Annie Hawes from the University of Nebraska faculty. The governor and Deputy Labor Commissioner We Paul serve ex officio on the commission and the law requires one member from the political science teaching corps to be selected. Miss Hawes fulfills both requirements.
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Vmore
Vate eJasen Lhellman
Sera Hawes
Wyver
Cy Bacuaty
Covernor Morehead
George Norman A
Onawha
Paul
Morehead
George Norman
Omaha
Annie Hawes
University of Nebraska
We Paul
al Moman
Hawes
Students oppose summer camp petition circulated among workers
A group of students oppose a proposed summer military camp pushed by company officers. petitions for and against the camp have been presented to the authorities and will be reviewed together, with the anti camp petitions circulating quietly among those who fear summer job interference.
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Sumer
Officers’ Club
Cascarets Claim Quick Liver and Bowel Relief
Advertisement promises Cascarets will cleanse the stomach remove sour food and bile, ease headaches and indigestion, and provide a clear head and healthy liver by morning. It urges a 10 cent box from any drug store and notes children use it without griping.
Centenary of Peace Celebrations Planned in 1914 1915
Nebra ska and Canada prepare to mark the hundredth anniversary of the Treaty of Ghent with national committees forming to coordinate state and local events in the United States and abroad. Lincoln and Minneapolis push for federal controls on grain warehouses and fair grading amid wheat market concerns.
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Western
Union News Service
Washington
the Chamber of Commerce of
Minneapolis
Benjamin Drake
House Rules Committee
Drake
Lincoln
Maesdavy
Nebraska
Ghent
United States
Canada
England
Australa
Big Damages for Personal Injuries in Nebraska Area
A Nebraska wide report notes substantial damage awards for personal injury cases. The article highlights high settlements across readers region and surrounding vicinities, reflecting growing legal claims and insurance responses.
Coming Events and Meetings Listed for Nebraska
The calendar lists events across Nebraska including a Made in Nebraska show in Lincoln the week of March 9 and Federation of Retailers meetings March 4 to 16. It notes Royal Neighbors of America triennial convention in Omaha March 1 to 19, and teachers associations in Premont March 6, 27 and 28. Also mentions High Cost of Saving Exposition in Omaha April 9 to 10, state convention of Nebraska Modern Woodmen in Hastings May 9 and 14, and Grand Island annual encampment May 6 to 14.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebraska Federation of Retailers
Royal Neighbors of America
Omaha
Central Nebraska
LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE Adverts Prompt Buy
An advertisement touts Laxa Tive Bromo Quinine claimed to Curess Cold in one day. It urges calling for the full name and features the signature of E. W. Grove as authenticity. The number 250 appears as part of the listing.
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E. W. Grove
The Man Who Would Rather Be Right Than Be President
A pithy maxim notes that a person who prefers the right path over political power often ends up neither pursuing leadership nor achieving clear influence. The remark reflects on ideals versus ambition and public service.
A Grateful Old Man Praises Dodd's Kidney Pills
A Kentucky farmer, 77, testifies that Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his back injury related inflammation and kidney trouble. He credits the remedy with keeping him from backache and allows publication of his testimonial and photo. The ad promotes 50c boxes and free Household Hints music and recipes from Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dodd
Mr. Smith
Dodd’s Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Adv
It Looked Like A Feather Duster For Briggs
A humorous stray tale recalls Briggs misreading a black plume as a feather duster. He tied it to his cane and swept spider webs from the porch ceiling until his wife discovered the prank.
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Briggs
Untitled fragment hints at diving costs and economy
Fragmentary report quotes Mr Groweher arguing that many people aim to replace domestic industry with foreign imports, criticizing expensive diving and suggesting economic motives behind it.
By His Wit No Longer “Say Whats Ball Smithers Doing Now”
A humorous column shifts tone as Bills retires from the familiar quips and settles into steady daily labor. The Afternoon Squeak continues with a new cadence while the writer maintains observational wit rooted in past antics.
Helping Him Out
A brief fragment notes Jones proposing a quick errand to assist Brown by paying for multiple haircuts. The text reads like a casual diaristic note about getting everyone shaved or styled. Strong entities are Jones Brown and a haircut context.
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Jones
Tere
There Are More Ways Than One For a Woman to Have Her Way
A humorous column explores strategies women use to influence outcomes, highlighting wit and practical schemes. The piece notes social expectations, workplace dynamics, and family scenarios where female agency shapes decisions without confrontation.
No Gusher But Tells Facts About Postum
A Wisconsin woman shares a plain account of leaving coffee for Postum. She says dyspepsia and headaches improved after switching, and her family also benefited. The letter, attributed to Postum Co, lauds Postum and its two forms with prices and brewing notes.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Postum
Huerta Declares Large Army To Fight Rebels in Mexico City
President Huerta says he commands a large army ready to suppress rebels and begin a campaign along the main roads. He describes a plan to fortify a line of block houses with ten men each to guard against insurgent forces.
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Huerta
Mexico City
le Qs
Mie
Ahah
Thompson v Burlington Rail reachs state supreme court settlement
The Thompson case from St Joseph Missouri against Burlington Railroad ends with a settlement of 22 400 filed, Thompson to receive 270 plus costs and interest. An agreement between lawyers sets the terms and the matter closes in court with the prior verdict set aside. Separately plans to establish an experimental farm proceed, with acres of land, barns and various crops to aid farmers through expert guidance.
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Lincoln
State Supreme Court
Tloward Thompson
St Joseph
Burlington Railroad
Thompson
Mito
Jacertnolle
Joseph
Omid Wee
Deters
Wayne
Othe Boras Swete Dbas
Professor Sheldon Heads to Howe for Archeology Survey
Professor Sheldon of the University plans a weeklong to ten day survey near Peru in collaboration with S Po Jinghei. They aim to examine recent finds and study ancient habitats in the area, continuing archaeological exploration in this part of the state.
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Sheldon
Howe
Neutasha
Qneatrix
Peru
S Po Jinghei
Large Attendance at Nebraska Horse Sale Recap
A Nebraska horse sale drew about 1000 attendees from roughly a dozen states at the Cahill Whortley farm. Bids were spirited and final receipts exceeded $26,000 as the event concluded with strong market activity and notable consignors.
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Nebraska
Cahill
High School Commercial Club Officers Named
Reatice Twe students at the Reatree tech school organized a High School Commercial Club and elected officers with Ven Stewart as president, William Murray as secretary, Oscar Last as treasurer, Rebs Tenner as sponsor Mrs. Going.
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Reatree Tech School
Commercal Club
Stewart
Woliam Murray
Oscar
Rebs Tenner
Going
Tram accident cripples cashier at Belgrade
A cashier from Cedar Rapids, employed by the First National Bank, was crushed when he fell under a fast moving train at Belgrade. His left foot was severed and required amputation.
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Columbus
Gleagon
First National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Belgrade
Mumps Epidemic Worsens at Albion Town
The epidemic continues to draw concern as new mumps cases appear daily in Albion. Reports mention additional whooping cough cases causing renewed public worry among residents.
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Albion
New Street Lights for Kearney City Council Approves Lighting Plan
After a two year dispute the Kearney city council passes a street lighting ordinance for voter consideration at the April 7 election. If approved the contract will install a superior system with a major increase in brightness and an electrolic system on main streets.
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Kearney Kearney
Nebraska
Madison man dies after entanglement with engine belt
Peter Krafka of eight miles southeast of Madison sustained fatal injuries when his sleeve became caught in the belt and fly wheel of a gasoline engine attached to a corn shelter. He died a few hours later despite efforts to aid him.
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Madison
Peter Krafka
Hartington Saloon Brawl Lead To Charge Against Men
Hartington police file a case against Hartington and Walton of Wybot Neb accused of Kling John Mc Fossen in a saloon fracas with swift action and charges filed by local authorities.
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Hartington
H- &. Walton
Wy- Bot
Neb
Kling John Mc Fossen
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