Former Lincoln publisher Herbert Bushnell dies in Lincoln
Herbert M. Bushnell, prominent Nebraska newspaper figure and Lincoln Trade Review founder, died at St. Elizabeth hospital in Lincoln after uremia. A Republican and civic leader, he served in multiple public roles including postmaster, Lincoln city council member, and Nebraska Press Association president. He is survived by wife Elsie and five children, with funeral plans pending in Lincoln.
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lincoln
Herbert M. Bushnell
Lincoln Trade Review
Bushnell
Nebraska
Moira
Iowa
Cedar Valley Seminary
Osage
Fremont
Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth Herald
Omaha Bee
McKinley
The
Trade Review
Nebraska Press Association
Nebraska Association of Commercial Clubs
Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Lincoln Round Table
State Central Committee
Lancaster County
Elsie M. Campbell
Queen City
John D
George D. Bushnell
Herbert M. Bushnell, Jr
Omaha
W. D
Gas Exhaust Sidelines Two Men at Smith Service Station
Exhaust gas from the light plant engine at Smith Service station nearly overwhelmed W. E. Smith and C. E. Butler Monday evening. The pipe vents to a floor pit and sometimes releases a dense cloud into the room as the two men talked.
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Smith Service Station
W. E. Smith
C. E. Butler
Dangers of Exhaust Gas Highlighted in Weeping Water Note
The Weeping Water Republican warns about people inhaling car exhaust in enclosed spaces. It notes the gas can cause severe illness hours after exposure and has led to fatalities when vehicles are run in closed garages.
New Year's Watch Social at Presbyterian Church
The Christian Endeavor society held its annual watch party at the Presbyterian church parlor on Friday evening to greet the coming year. A short program featured musical selections and vocal duets by Estelle Baird and F A Cloidt, a solo by Rev H G McClusky, piano duets by Helen and Edith Farley with H G McClusky and Ethel Hughes, and a cornet solo by Myrna Wolff. The gathering ended with social games and a luncheon.
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Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Estelle Baird
F. A. Cloidt
H. G. McClusky
Helen
Edith Farley
Ethel Hughes
Myrna Wolff
Married in Lincoln Friday between Frank Robbins and Minnie Gunther
Frank Robbins and Minnie Gunther were quietly married in Lincoln Christmas Eve at a Presbyterian parsonage. After a short visit south they will live in Chicago where Robbins holds a key position with the Cudahy company. Both are well known in Weeping Water where the bride studied and worked in a dental office.
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Frank Robbins
Minnie Gunther
Lincoln
Chicago
Cudahy Company
Weeping Water
Arends
O. A. Sprecht
Bobbie
Weeping Water Republican
Farmers Organize Louisville Co-Operative Mercantile
A new Louisville Farmers Co-Operative Mercantile Association formed with 60000 capital stock and 6000 paid-in capital. Directors include John Spangler Henry Ragoss C G Mayfield Lloyd Group Elmer Johnson John Schoeman and A J Dietrich. Shares cost 100 each with a five share limit. 65 stockholders signed up.
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Louisville
Louisville Farmers’ Co-Operative Mercantile Association
John Spangler
Henry Ragoss
C. G Mayfield
Lloyd Group
Elmer Johbnsan
John Schoeman
A. J. Diet
Louisville Courier
Mrs. H. D. Travis is Ill at Home
Many friends regret to learn that Mrs. H. D. Travis is confined to her home with a severe cold causing family concern over her condition.
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H. D. Travis
Nice line of popular copyright books at the Journ
A small display showcases popular copyright titles at the Journ library or bookstore with readers browsing the line. The feature highlights accessible works and prompts curiosity about current releases and author names on the shelf.
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Journ
School districting law updates and funding provisions
The document outlines an act to district all county territory for high school and consolidated schools, with timelines for appointments, surveys, hearings, and boundary setting. It details funding provisions for new districts, transportation rules, annexation, and state payments for equipment and annual support, referencing Senate File No. 261 of 1919.
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County Board
County General Fund
Su Tee
Board of Trustees
Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Roen
Senate
Church program showcases bright young talents under Leete and Livingston
The event featured well trained participants who earned high praise for their preparation. Rev W S Leete and Mrs J S Livingston led the program with efficient work. Many parents attended and the youths received remembrances at the close.
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W. S. Leete
J. S. Livingston
Scotts Bluff to Be Come a Monument
The Gering Courier reports a telegram from Congressman Kinkaid stating the Scotts Bluff monument proclamation is ready for presidential approval. If approved the tract will be preserved in current or improved condition with potential funding for further development as a historic landmark and tourist site.
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The
Gering Courier
Scotts Bluff
Courier
Kinkaid
Washington
Scotts Bluff Monument
Captain Bonneville
Washington Irving
Laramie
Louisville Young Man Suffers Peculiar Dental Accident
Elmer Wendt eighteen son of Mr and Mrs William Wendt met with a peculiar accident eight of his front teeth were knocked out and lips unharmed The blows may have occurred in a barn fall on cement and he was taken to town for care with an X-ray planned in Omaha to check jaw fracture
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Se Daily
Elmer Wendt
William Wendt
Wendt
Elmer
Ehner
Worthman
Omaha
Louisville Courier
Gilmore Brothers Visit Before Florida Trip
Dr G H Gilmore of Murray enjoys a few days with his brother J E Gilmore and family from Hay Springs Neb. They met in Omaha and traveled to Murray en route to Florida for winter. J E Gilmore, Sheridan County bar member, plans a short vacation from practice.
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G. H. Gilmore
Murray
J. E. Gilmore
Hay Springs
Neb
Children Enjoy Christmas Program at St. Luke's
On Wednesday evening the church school children of St. Luke's Episcopal Church performed a Christmas program at the public library auditorium. The youngsters delivered recitations songs and games that passed the time pleasantly for all attendees.
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Church School of
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
A Touch of Cold In New Year Weather
The weather man staged a brief blizzard to usher in the new year. The sun shines again and prospects look bright with coal supplies ample, easing the difficulties seen during the recent coal strike.
Plattsmouth Urges Full Census Count To 6000
City officials urge every resident to cooperate with the national census as workers survey Plattsmouth. Mary Belotlavy R1 Pitman R3 and Anna Hall R4-5 oversee wards to ensure every home is contacted and every person counted for accurate official records.
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Plattsmouth
Mary Belotlavy
R. S. Pitman
Anna Hall
For Sale Milk Cows Tuberculine Tested
Milk cows for sale, tuberculine tested and due to freshen soon. Heavy milkers. Contact Neil D. Cameron at Bellevue Blvd, north of Childs road, Omaha. Telephone South 3517.
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Neil D. Cameron
Bellevue Blvd
Childs Road
Telephone
Omaha
Rhode Island Red Hens for Sale Near Mrs Todd
Several hundred Rhode Island Red hens offered for sale by Mrs. C. R. Todd. Reasonable price and contact via phone 3102 for interested buyers.
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Rhode Island
RED
C. R. Todd
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Pioneer
Cass County
Christian Endeavor of
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Prinls
Mets
Scottsbluff
Presient
Western Nebraska
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Plattemouth
First National Bank
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