Have Too Many Studies He Says
Prof. W M Davidson of Omaha public schools told the Mercantile Club in Kansas City that the modern course of study is too heavy. He warned against overloading curricula while praising practical training and hands on learning. The talk urged equal growth in academic and vocational education.
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W. M. Davidson
Omaha
Mercantile Club
Kansas City
Kansas
Yale
Harvard
Prof. Davidson
America
M. E. Peterson
Koars
Kinslerzertens
Syrbher Inokpielra Stricken by Sudden Stomach Trouble
The incident occurred yesterday morning when Syrbher Inokpielra collapsed from severe stomach distress while at the Avties event. He was attended by Mrs. Archer and suffered intense pain for several hours before relief. He is feeling better today.
Business visitor Alfred Edgerton in Omaha today
Alfred Edgerton arrives in Omaha to purchase materials for his ongoing work in the city this morning. He is seen inspecting suppliers and discussing orders with local merchants.
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Alfred Edgerton
Omaha
City
Peterson brothers head to Tilden Neb to be with dying brother
L H Peterson and P C Peterson planned to visit their brother Chris K Peterson in Tilden Nebraska but business kept them delayed until today. They learned yesterday that Chris’s illness was critical and expected to cause imminent death, prompting them to catch the first available train to reach him in time.
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L. H. Peterson
P. C. Peterson
Tilden
Neb
Chris K. Peterson
Journal of
Chris
Plattsmouth City Schools Report Highlights Activities and Plans
Monthly report notes students back after a three day vacation, teachers energized, and the debating squad preparing for matches with Auburn and Weeping Water. Patrons urged to support the Columbia school piano contest, with coupons redirected to the school. Plans include a field geography expedition led by Dr. Condra and expansion of industrial training in neighboring towns.
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Miss Coon
Auburn
Weeping Water
Columbian School
Dr. Condra
Plattsmouth
Columbus
Hastings
Keith
Cough Remedy Helps Childrens Croup and Colds
Mrs. Wm. H. Serig of Wheeling Virginia reports her daughter suffered severe colds and coughs last winter but was cured without a doctor using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She also notes her son avoided croup with timely use of the syrup sold by F. G. Frieke & Co.
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Wm. H. Serig
Fifth St
Wheeling
W. Va
Chamberlain
F. G. Frieke & Co
Mrs. Dawson Boards Early Train to Omaha for Day of Business
Mrs. C. S. Dawson was a passenger on the morning train bound for Omaha. She plans to transact business there and spend the day.
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Emma Bauer
Omaha
William Holly
Wim. Hinrichsen
A. A. Randall
Ina
W. B. Banning
Union
Fast Mail
Latky seeks to oust rival for Grand Chief of Honor
Mrs. Mary A. Latky filed suit in Lincoln to remove Mayme Cleaver from the Grand Chief of Honor of the Degree of Honor, alleging election by one vote and one illegal ballot. Latky claims she remains in office until successor is elected, a process she says has not yet occurred.
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Mary A. Latky
Mayme Cleaver
Neligh
Lincoln
Cleaver
Mosshart
Latky
Abs. Latky
Grand Lodge
Teresa Hempel
Miss Hempel
Mrs. Latky
Foyeal
Nebraska Supreme Court Upholds Revenue Law
The Nebraska revenue law allowing deduction of bona fide debts from gross credits is constitutional. The court rejected claims it conflicts with the state constitution and warned that denying offsets would burden taxpayers, potentially taxing banks and institutions at many times their value and harming finances.
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Nebraska
Supreme Court
Scandinavian Mutual Aid Association
Kearney County
Proclaimed Office Seeker and Republican Leaders Clash
A Nebraska City News reflection notes a heated clash over a candidate and his tactics. The piece accuses the office seeker of threats and manipulation while Republican leaders are urged to look ahead to the party’s future and avoid a self destructive move that would end the party.
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iTou
Theacius Sivisers
Saidorm
Pyerite
Leasons Day
Nebraska City News
Local Happenings and Visitors From the County
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Hayes on Saturday October 1. Rosa Vose of St Joe and Clara Noderer of Cleveland visit Mrs. G. W. Swarts. Mrs. Cora Hen Baker of Gretna, postmistress, was a guest of Frank. S. Wart reports fine duck shooting near Anus on a hunting trip. Otis Neely to Topeka for a Santa Fe opening. Lizzie Langhorst goes to Lincoln for treatment at Everett sanitarium. Hoover & Brosen riff's market opening draws 1500 locals for soup prepared by Mrs. Sloover and Mrs. Bogernrief. Mrs. Harvey Maddox and children visit Grandma Hollenbeck. Maddox plans business move to Topeka. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pitman return from Pacific coast trip visiting son James Pitman near Anken, Wash., and Pattie Shryder in McMinnville, Oregon. Mr. Pitman: Nebraska climate feels good.
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Anus
Deron
Otis Neely
Santa Fe
Topeka
Gueeny
Santea Fe
Neely
Lizzie Langhorst
Lincoln
Everett Sanitarium
Uintsin
Hoover & Broesenrief
Mest
Sloover
Bogernrief
Harley
Harvey Maddox
Kansas
Grandma Hollenbeck
Maddox
Stes
J. W. Pitman
Pacific Coast
James Pitman
Ainkton
Wash
Pattie Shryder
McMinville
Oregon
Pitesn
Nebraska
Nehawka Happenings Include Visits and Votes
Mrs. Nicholas Klaurens and children visited her father Jacob Gruber in Nehawka while Governor Sheldon returned home to vote and hoped to campaign longer. Dr. Walker hosted relatives, H R Conrad spoke with friends, and Dick recovered from a sprain and Texas fever. Ernest P Pollard and wife returned to Vermont after a month in Nebraska. Hebner school loses a teacher Miss Wilcox resigns and moves to Oklahoma. A Todd and Heebner basket social raised 223 455 with bids and a program added to the evening.
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Nicholas Klaurens
Murray
Jacob Gruber
Sheldon
Dr. Walker
Ross
Riverside
California
H. R. Conrad
Texas
Ernest P. Pollard
Vermont
Nebraska
Hebner
Oklahoma
Todd
Heebner
Stetler Visit and Local Natives Mentioned in Ledger Snippet
A fragmentary Ledger clipping notes Stetler visiting Onin Siisredies area with mentions of relatives Mrs G L Sherman and Mr Pracy. It also records brief travels of Mrs Davis, Harry Graves from Utica Neb visiting St Joseph last Sunday, and W F Tracy and wife traveling to Omaha for a visit amid changes after selling banking interests.
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Willian
Stetler
Onin Siisredies
Ciww
Mintiess
Mr. ‘Pracy
Louisville News Bids on Health, Happenings and Local Moves
Phrases reveal Louisvilles struggles with illness as Louisvill e residents report pneumonia and whooping cough cases. The village board plans road grading to a new Platt river wagon brige and a push for local coal and farming efforts continues. James Z. Ellis resigns from Missouri Pacific after 27 years and H M Swartz takes over as station agent in Verdon while Mrs Gess seeks relief from head pain and possible hearing loss.
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Chas
Hoover
T.O. Drivingston
Worthan
Little Herald Williams Riday
Felow
Louisville
Cure a Cold with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Advice endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure for colds and a preventive against pneumonia. It relieves lungs, aids expectoration, and restores health without narcotics. Sold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
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F. G. Fricke & Co
Winter Clings to Burlington Train No 6
Wednesday’s Burlington train No 6 arrived from the west with visible signs of winter. Snow covered the tracks and coach steps while the observation car rear platform wore a fresh snow coating. The day was cold and bright, with a sharp north wind and signs of an approaching storm to the north and west.
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Burlington
Prom Thesday Duell y Mrs P E Wuffer Calls to Omaha
Mrs P E Wuffer boarded the city train to Omaha after being told of the sudden illness of her daughter Mrs Dr Roy Dodge. Mrs Wuffer had returned recently from visiting Mrs Dodge and cannot explain the abrupt turn of events. The family hopes for the daughter's rapid and lasting recovery.
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Prom Thesday
P. E. Wuffer
Omaha
Roy Dodge
Roffer
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