Great Heavens Today Is The Day In The Metro Pole
Francis Lynde recounts a tense moment as Massingale faces a potential cash shortfall and a looming crisis. Brouillard urges action on the fifty two thousand dollar loan while an explosion rattles the town and threatens the Smiths shop. Brouillard orders guards as he plans rounds to calm the Greeks and Italians.
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David
Metropole
Harlan
Massingale
Brouillard
J. Wesley Cartwright
Schermerhorn
Red Butte
New York Exchange
Grif
Jackson
David Massingale
Brouillard Rebounds as Riot Crashes Endgame at Little Susan
Brouillard organizes a tense bank salvage amid rioting led by Cartwright as Amy nurses him back from a head injury. Massingale is jailed, the Little Susan mining group is reassembled, and Brouillard vows to earn back the fortune honestly with Amy at his side.
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Amy
Stevie
Cartwright
Little Susan
Denver
Ington
Schermerhorn
Leshington
Niquoia
Victor
Father
Little Susan’ Mining Company
Nebraska Events Dominate June Conventions and Local Crimps
Large calendar of meetings across Nebraska with conventions in Omaha North Platte and Alliance. Local cops tighten games of chance enforcement at Beatrice while speeders warned. Community plans homecoming week in Plattsmouth and license votes in Fairbury reshape pool halls. Lamb price records blaze on South Omaha market and a man walks across the continent for prize money.
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Beatrice
Plattsmouth
Fairbury
South Omaha
Utica
San Francisco
Table Rock
Burlington
Tecumseh
International Auctioneers’ Association
Omaha
Boy Scouts of
Seward
Manhattan
Kan
Hastings
Comptroller of Currency
Young Men’s Christian Association
Shee Vormer
Mlsance Commercial Club
Nebraska- Om
iNorth, Platte Chamber of Commerce
Isles
North Platte
Teles
University of Nebraska
Mitchell High School
Nebraska
Scott's Bluff
Mitchell
Minatare
Morrill
Torrington
Wyo
Scott’s Bluff
Grandma Briley
United States
Wayne Normal
Wesleyan University
University Place
Henry Roberts
Tekamah
Elm Creek
Homer J. Sapp
Auburn High School
Nemaha River
Auburn
The
Christian Church of
Nebraska College Exhibits To Tour County Fairs
Two exhibit tents from the College of Agriculture will tour Nebraska county fairs this season. They will provide information on agriculture and the college’s work and experiment station. Fairs listed include Osceola Lincoln Lexington Kearney North Platte Ogallala Stanton Harrison Chadron Crawford Madison Walthill with dates indicated.
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Union News Service
College of Agriculture
Nebraska
Osceola
Lincoln
Lexington
Kearney
North Platte
Ogallala
Kimball
Stanton
Harrison
Chadron
Crawford
Madison
Walthill
The Soldier Day at Fort Myer and Patriot Reverence
A National Magazine writer notes a soldier day at Fort Myer from reveille to retreat. Routines include roll call meals drills lectures and court martial while sunset ceremony and flag respect symbolize patriotism and discipline guiding soldiers to live or die for their colors.
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Bugle
Fort Myer
Remembered Habit of Senator Davis and the Dream
H. Gassaway Davis once US senator and Parker ticket VP candidate reportedly faulted into a dream while sleeping in the senate chamber. He imagined guiding a freight car through West Virginia mountains as colleague Allen G Thurman blew two blasts on his nose. Davis seized his desk, thinking it a brake, nearly toppling it before awakening.
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H. ‘Gassaway Davis
United States
Parker
Shes
Senate
West Virginia
Allen G. Thurman
Davis
Nebraska to receive general government funds for soldiers home care
Nebraska will credit 8590 dollars from the general government for the care of inmates at state soldiers homes Milford and Grand Island. The payment covers about half the cost per member, with 109 and 225 residents funded, including Civil War veterans and their wives and Spanish American War soldiers.
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Nebraska
Morehead
Milford
Grand Island
Warrants Totaled Millions Highlighted by Auditor Staff
Auditor Smith notes warrants totaling 3.273 million were issued in April, bringing the year to 14.854 million warrants and 1.698 million dollars carried by staff since January. This compares with 1.230238 million dollars of warrants written in the first four months of the prior year.
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Smith
No Legislature Session Saved State 130000, Auditor Says
The absence of a legislative session last winter saved the state about $130,000, according to figures released by the state Auditor's office.
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State Association of Commercial Clubs
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American Union of Swedish Singers
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Order of Eagles
Nebraska Democratic
Northwestern Hotel Men’s Association
Amherst
Nebraska Knights Templars
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Fremont
McCook
Republican Valley Medical Association
Elmwood Booster Club
Elmwood Commercial Club
State Publishers’ Association
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