Telephone Men Organize Independent District in Southeast Nebraska
A meeting at Lindell hotel Thorn day formed the first division of the Nebraska Independent Telephone Association. About a dozen companies from Cass, Lancaster, Washington, Douglas, York, Saline, Gage, Seward, Sarpy and Fillmore counties attended. Officers named: President T H Pollock Plattsmouth, Vice President C W Nose maker Tobias, Secretary-Treasurer R K Mattison Lincoln. A district directory will be issued and lines extend toward Kansas City, with Lincoln to Pulls City under construction. The association plans continued efforts for entry into Omaha.
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Lindell Hotel
Thornday
Nebraska Independent Telephone Association
Tincoln Journal
Cass
Lancaster
Washington
Douglas
York
Saline
Gage
Seward
Sarpy
Fillmore
T. H. Pollock
Plattsmouth
C. W. Nosemaker
Tobias
RK. E. Mattison
Lincoln
Kwansas City
St. Louis
Pulls City
Ines
Kansas City
Record of a cryptic caution about money control
A brief note warns that money invites easy spending and loss. It emphasizes restraint and mindful handling of funds, urging frugality and careful budgeting to avoid waste and regret.
Encouraging Educational Sign in 20th Century Schools
A fragmentary notice praises teachers increasing summer schools and higher pay. It notes school boards support expanded schooling and predicts more female teachers. It mentions Peru normal and suggests in Nebraska men may become rare in teaching, with state and county superintendents likely to be women.
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Mwigh
Sutomer
Peru
Nebraska
Return of George Mdyverton to Riley Hotel area as fireman
George Mdyverton is seen near the Riley Hotel after about a year away. He has been reemployed as fireman, a role he held for seven years until his removal a year ago. The community notes his proven competence and welcomes his return to his old position and home.
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George Mdyverton
Riley Hotel
Ater
George
Hyers Ackerman visit state hatcheries praised
Mr and Mrs Gus Hyers and Mr and Mrs W I Ackerman of Havelock toured the South Bend state hatcheries hosted by Mr and Mrs W J O'Brien. The superintendent called the facility beautiful and the visitors praised its setting. The note ends with local ads and political quotes from Roosevelt.
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Gus Hyers
W. I. Ackerman
Havelock
South Bend
W. J. O'Brien
O'Brien
Lincoln Journal
Beatrice Sun Urges Strict Enforcement of Postal Ruling
The Beatrice Sun endorses rigid enforcement of a postal service ruling against free circulated fake newspapers and premium offers. It warns that such sheets lack legitimate circulation and should be classified separately, urging publishers to maintain pricing and genuine content over gimmicks.
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Postotice Department
Beatrice Sun
Big preparations for Crow Agency lottery in Billings area
Government arranged registration sites from June 1 to 28 in Sheridan and Billings with a July 2 drawing at Billings. Burlington offers low round trip fares from west of the Missouri river, and reduced rates for eastern and southern points, with travel and lodging plans and police, Chamber said to handle crowd. Worries over bridge repair and town readiness are noted along with city improvements and station upgrades in Lincoln and nearby towns.
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Whitely
Billings
Sheridan
Arlington
Burlington
Missouri River
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Kansas
Wakeley
Buylington
Port MackKensie Lo
Chamber of Commerce
Obituary Notice for Mrs. M. Jones in Lebanon Journal
The community gathers at T. J. Bates home to mourn Mrs. M. Jones who died suddenly and rests at Oak Hill cemetery. J. M. Jones and sister Mrs. Clark express gratitude to friends and helpers who assisted in laying her to rest and offering sympathy.
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C. M. Jones
Oak Hill Cemetery
T. J. Bates
M. Jones
Tey. I
Salsbury
Oak Till
Ty the Ciy
Lebanon
Barbara Hurst
Marcige
J. M. Jones
Pittsmouth
Clark
Lead
S. 1
Mang
J. M. Joners
CLANK
New Life Pills Marketed as Regulator for Stomach and Bowels
Advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as the best regulator for stomach and bowels. It claims the pills prevent chronic constipation caused by neglect of bowels and torpid liver, guaranteed by FLG Fricke Co Drug Piat price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
FLG Fricke & Co
Forty Ninth Masonic Grand Lodge of Nebraska Officers Elected
The forty ninth annual meeting in Omaha elected and installed new officers for the coming year. Grand Master Maird of Marking ton. deputy grand master J King Lincoln. grand senior warden W A Dalford Omaha. grand junior warden M Dowling Omaha. grand chaplain Rev Druther Emerdon. grand orator Th L Whieeler South Omaha. grand custodian KF French Kearney. grand secretary Francis B White Omaha. grand marshal Harry Cheney Creighton. grand senior deacon Henry Gibbon Kearney. grand senior deacon James It Cain jr Stella. grand Tyler Jack King Omaha.
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Masonic Grand Lodge of
Nebraska
Omaha
M.maird
Markington
J. King
Lincoln
W.A. Dalford
M. Dowling
M. Druther
Emerdon
Th. L
Fire alarm at B M shops coal shed incident
Early Friday at about three o clock the fire bell summoned firefighters to the B and M shops where a coal shed near the power house was ignited. The 6b G and M fire department arrived frightened by past blazes but found the shed fire quickly controlled with minor damage expected.
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G& M
Wortman Family Reports Runaway Teenagers
Ashland special reports the Wortman family alerted after their youngest son disappeared. After a father’s calls and wires across the region the youth was found by a neighbor and returned home. A previous escape saw two Wortman youths take horses and ride west, traced through Cass Saunders and Butler counties and stopped near Stromsbury.
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Ashland
Otho Wortman
Rowe’s alfalfa yield and county farming note
Rowe living south of the Plattembuth bridge at Bethlehem brings tno stalk of alfalfa measured R feetS inches last year to cut five times from his alfalfa. He is described as one of the county’s best farmers and yielded 70 bushels of corn per acre last season. Glennwood Opinion mentions Geo Horn of Cedar Creek visiting the city with a bouquet for the Journal and notes lilies and roses blooming monthly during the season.
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Rowe
Plattembuth Bridge
Bethlehem
Tno
Glenwood Opinion
Geo. Horn
Cedar Creek
Journal
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Kroehler & Kroehler
Buck's
Ball
Ravehawood
W. Va
Peera Kodol
Tna
Gering & Co
J. O. Bruce
Porkins Howl
Bank of
Cass County Capital
Chas. C. Parmelo
Jacob Tritsch
T. M. Patterson
Deneliable
Loth and Hayden Bros
Fricke & Co
Roosevelt
Teddy
Asemssen & Lovers
Our City
Egenberger
Plattsmouth Coal Yards
Third
Blain Streets
Bell Phone
Phil Thierolf
Dinger
Northwest
Jines
James Kivelt
Nebraska District
Atce
Mr. Stam
W.S. Perry
McCook
Walnters
Harlington
Lincoln Hill
Alliance Line
Lowlaville Bridge
Cass County
Wiikaicss
Phitte River
Laraville
Formbige
Ciss County
Sarpy County
Wuenkss
Board of County Commissioners
Casa County
Mepiliion
Tstom
Coney
John
Cassini
Ole
Board of Commissioners
Ase County
Lion Nitebeen
Grand Lodge
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