Lincoln Sets New Nebraska Legislature Nominee List
Secretary of State Marsh announces official primary tabulation for Nebraska legislature seats. Names and districts cover Senate and House nominees across parties, with detailed district by district slates, including several districts listing none for one party. Omaha section notes city speed limit increase to 35 mph with stricter 15 mph near crossings and near schools.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Marsh
Omaha
Westergard
County plans big highway expansion with gravel and surfaced roads
County Engineer reports favorable weather could allow laying over 100 miles of county gravel this year. Contracts to add 70 miles of surfaced roads have been let, with surveys for another 100 miles of highway projects under way. If completed, two years of work would nearly double the county's improved highway mileage.
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Lincolna
Omaha Catholics to Attend National Eucharistic Congress
The Omaha Philadelphia delegation to the national eucharistic congress will total 1 000 with Rev J H Ostdiek as general chairman. Chicago is expected to send several thousand with Cardinal Mundelein accompanying. Local workers forecast 50 000 Catholics and over 5 000 clergy.
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Omaha
Philadelphia
J. H. Ostdiek
Father Ostdiek
Chicago
Cardinal Mundelein
Omaha Bible Institute Begins Tenth Year With Conference
The Omaha Bible Institute at 1040 Park Avenue starts its tenth year with a Bible conference from September 14 to 21. Rev. John H. Hunter of Los Angeles will be chief lecturer. Day and evening classes run through the year with seven correspondence courses offered. The interdenominational school, founded by Rev. W. H. Jordan in 1924, expects a large building someday and serves young men and women seeking Bible knowledge and Christian work prep.
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Omaha Bible Institute
Park Avenue
John H. Hunter
Los Angeles
Moody Bible Institute
Central West
Omaha
Pacific Coast
W. H. Jordan
Guard Sleep Cost Nebraska Youths Their Clothes
A Nebraska group of youths swam at night leaving a guard on the bank. The guard nodded off as an automobile halted and a man stole the clothes. The bathers returned home unseen, ending the incident with the loss of their garments.
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Nebraska
Lincoln Official Seeks New Water Source at Platte Bed
Commissioner William Schroeder of Lincoln believes Lincoln cannot find a new water supply in the old Platte river bed near Wahoo. Amid July heat waves efforts aimed to avoid strict water conservation ordinances. The Platte river was suggested as a source.
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William Schroeder
Lincoln
Platte River
Wahoo
Hamilton County Fair Closes With Strong Show
Rain delayed planting but the Hamilton county fair ended with a highly successful meeting. Exhibits drew record interest and the attendance pleased the management, marking one of the best agricultural displays in years.
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Hamilton County
Crabapots tree blooms delight Mr. and Mrs. Kersenbrock
Mr and Mrs Herman Kersenbrock were surprised to find a crabapots tree in full bloom with blossoms as large as springtime and many buds on the branches.
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Herman Kersenbrock
Ogallala Plans Pool Passes in Special Election
The recently announced outcome of a special election shows the proposal to establish a municipal swimming pool in Ogallala carried. Local officials praised the vote as a step forward for community recreation and public facilities.
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Ogallala
Plumbers convene in Omaha with 400 delegates
About four hundred delegates attend the annual Nebraska Master Plumbers Association convention in Omaha as it opens.
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Omaha
Nebraska Master Plumbers Association
Nebraska Entomologists Warn Corn Crop May Deteriorate
State entomologists warn that corn in Nebraska could vanish above average levels if no new obstacles arise. The report flags potential threats to yields and stresses monitoring of pest pressure and weather impacts.
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Nebraska
Capitol Watcher Details During State Fair Week
A special officer under Land Commissioner Swanson will monitor crowds in the capitol during fair week to deter vandalism and spot pickpocket activity. Thousands visit daily guided by lecturers. Offices close Thursday afternoon for state fair attendance, while sightseeing remains open.
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Swanson
Capitol
Grand Island Fair Drops Gate Charge This Year
The Central Nebraska Agricultural association announces no gate at the Grand Island fair. Merchants support a subscribed fund replacing gate revenue as the fair opens September 9 with auto and running races and a top agricultural exhibit expected to shine.
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Grand Island
Central Nebraska Agricultural Association
Adams County Delegates Push Planks at Republican State Convention
Adams county delegates in Lincoln urged two special planks for the state platform including direct primary reform and abolition of the state railway commission and sought a seat on the resolutions committee. Democrats at their convention offered no resolutions.
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Adams County
Lincoln
State Railway Commission
Louisiana picks Doble Reeves to lead LSU gridiron squad
Louisiana captain Doble Reeves of Lake Charles has been chosen to lead Louisiana State University’s eleven for the 1930 football season. Reeves is a line-plunging fullback, an able punter and passer, and is expected to play a stellar role.
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Doble Reeves
Lake Charles
Louisiana State University
Reeves
Missionary Nurse Will Serve in Africa from New York
Jean Duncan MacDonald a Mount Sinai trained nurse and former head nurse sails from New York to Portugal to study Portuguese then to Dondi in West Central Africa as a missionary nurse with the American Board. Born in Scotland she came to Canada and served in World War I, illustrating internationalism in missions.
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Mount Sinai Hospital School of Nursing
Chicago
New York
London
Portugal
Dondi
Africa
American Board
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Aberdeen
Scotland
MacDonald
Canada
Saskatchewan Prairie
St. John’s Episcopalian School
Mount Sinai Hospital
London port growth and global trade network described
Prepared by the National Geographic Society, the article details London's dock system from its 1665 Blackwall beginnings to the Royal docks and Tilbury, describing the structure of docks and basins, ownership under the Port of London Authority, and key trade flows including grain tea meat and wines. It notes geographic advantages and the riverfront landmarks along the embankment.
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Washington, D. C
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London
Thames
Seven Seas
Blackwall
Samuel Pepys
Greenland
London Bridge
East India
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Bridge
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Tilbury Docks
Panama Canal
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East India Docks
Greece
Turkey
Burma
China
Sumatra
Borneo
Cyprus
Africa
Victoria Embankment
Westminster Bridge
Blackfriars Bridge
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Better Homes Emphasis on Home Life and Public Health
Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur argues the American home shapes sound ideals and civic virtue. He urges Better Homes Week focus on improving homes and neighborhoods, design, equipment, furnishings, landscaping, and family life to sustain American traditions amid progress in arts and sciences.
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