Farmers Institute Aims to Benefit Local Agriculture
The two day event starts Monday at 2:00 PM with D. P. Ashburn on farm buildings and ventilation. Mrs. Ashburn speaks on The Handy Kitchen and How to Make Women's Work Easier. Prof. Ashburn on Boys and Girls of American Homes. Tuesday features S. R. McKelvie on Pork Production and F W Card on Soil Fertility. Prof. McKelvie closes with Nebraska Farming and Opportunities for Young People in Agriculture.
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Farmers’ Institute
D. P. Ashburn
Gibbon
Nebraska
S. R. McKelvie
Lincoln
F. W. Card
Sylvania
Pennsylvania
McKelvie
Card
We Did Not Publish Sensational Lincoln Youth Tale
Lincoln News chose not to publish a Des Moines sourced article about a local young man. The paper cited parental grief and desire to avoid adding to the family’s sorrow as the reason for suppression.
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Lincoln News
Des Moines
Iowa
Guy Hodges Improves After Bridge Accident
Guy A Hodges, severely injured when a beam fell during setup for falsework at the Platte River bridge, shows slow but real progress toward recovery.
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Guy A. Hodges
Platte River Bridge
Very Sick Uncle Andy Taylor Resting at Home
A. B. Taylor reports his uncle Andy Taylor very ill and confined to his home. Will Taylor arrives from Oklahoma and is visiting. family hopes for a speedy improvement.
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Andy Taylor
Will
Oklahoma
Mr. Taylor
Currency Experts Split on Proposed Reform Bills
The Currency Commission of the American Bankers Association opposes both the Aldrich and Fowler currency bills. It argues the measures fail to embrace an elastic currency based on assets, and warns that without a proper reform Congress may yet enact something closer to bankers' preferred system.
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American Bankers’ Association
Aldrich
Fowler
Currency Commission
Bankers’s Commission
Congress
United States
New York
Home Lodge farewell supper for Mynard M W A members
Edger Barker and Phillip Meisinger hosted an oyster supper for Mynard Camp M W A members and friends. J R Vallery oversaw cooking and serving, and each departing member received a gold ring as a token of friendship before leaving for Perry Oklahoma next Monday January 27.
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Mynard
Edger Barker
Phillip Meisinger
J. R. Vallery
Perry
Oklahoma
Mynary
J. F. Vallery
J. H
Phillip Hild
Geo. Snyder
John Lewis
Roy Howard
Philip Meisinger
A. A. Wetencamp
Boiler from old ferry Mary McGee found on river ice
Last Sunday Martin McDaniel and George Goodnough located the boiler of the Mary McGee ferry sticking from the river ice near Speck Island. The boat sank over forty years ago, but the boiler remains well preserved and a hull fragment is visible.
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Martin McDaniel
George Goodnough
Mary McGee
Henry Zinn Laid to Rest at Catholic Cemetery
The burial of eleven year old Henry Zinn took place at the Catholic cemetery west of the city. Funeral services were held in Lincoln this morning with Father O’Brian presiding. He was the son of Frank Zinn formerly of the area now with Burlington in Sheridan Wyoming and nephew of Mrs W T Scotten. He had suffered rheumatism that spread to his heart for about three months and had lived with his aunt in Lincoln since his mother's death five years prior. His father arrived from Sheridan for the funeral.
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J. W. Sweeney
Lincoln
Lena Hirz
Omaha
Roy Zinn
Henry Zinn
Maggie Zimerick
Guy Newcommer
J. F. Newcomer
Raymond
York
L. A. Newcomer
C. L. Buckley
West
James Comstock
Lizzie Bickstead
Riverton
Iowa
C. A. Walch
Chas. Piper
Grippe
Professor Reynolds
Chas. Kraft
Kraft Clothing Company
Glenwood
Freda Herold
W. R. Skinner
Skinner
G. R. Olson
Ralore
Exeter
Geneva
Fairmont
Little Henry Zinn
Father O'Brian
Frank Zinn
Burlington
Sheridan
Wyoming
W. T. Scotten
Stone quarry layoff prompts local job seeker's move to town
Peter Johnson of Amazonia Missouri visited today seeking work after S H Atwood Co stone quarries closed. If he finds employment here he plans to relocate his family to this place.
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Peter Johnson
Amazonia
Missouri
Johnson
S. H. Atwood & Co
Harvey heads to Newton after message on brother-in-law
Last Sunday evening Chas. Harvey was called to Newton Ia by a message about his brother-in-law E. L. Rodley’s illness. Before he arrived the relative died and Mr. Harvey remains to assist his sister in settling affairs.
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Chas. Harvey
Newton
E. L. Rodley
Schultz Ill as Grippe Strikes Local Family
N B Schultz is sick at his home in the second ward with a severe grippe. His daughter Mrs. Thomas Hennesey from Missouri Valley Iowa is visiting and helping care for him.
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Ed Smith
Omaha
Herman Kleitsch
Weeping Water Roller Mills
George N. LaRue
Union
D.C. Morgan
Gertude
J. L. Root
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Alonzo Todd
Humboldt
John Lloyd
J. F. Clagg
N. EB. Schultz
Grippers
Roy Savage
Metropolis
C. J. Meisinger
Cedar Creek
John S. Hall
N. B. Schultz
Thomas Hennesey
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Tunner’s American Elixir of Bitter Wine Promoted
An advertisement urges readers to treat stomach ailments early with Tunner’s American Elixir of Bitter Wine. It touts benefits for loss of appetite, strength, coated tongue, dull eyes, rough lips, and dry skin, claiming reliability and household usefulness. Distributed by Jos. Tuiner, 616-622 So. Ashland Ave., Chicago Illinois.
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Jos. Tuiner
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Illinois
Well Improved 102 Acre Farm Near Plattsmouth Neb
A 102 acre well improved farm located 434 miles northeast of Murray and seven miles south of Plattsmouth Neb. For particulars contact George J. Halmes at Plattsmouth Nebraska.
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Murray
Plattsmouth
George J. Halmes
Neb
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France
Harry S. Strang
Council Bluffs
Henry Hemple
City
John Heisel
J. P. Faber
Frank Kauble
J. S. Livingston
W. C. Hamilton
Earl Blunt
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South Bend
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