President Makes Plea for Treaty Before Senate
In Washington on July 10 President Wilson addressed the Senate, laying before it the 1919 Treaty of Peace with Germany and urging ratification. He argued the settlement creates a world order centering on a League of Nations to prevent future wars and uphold rights and liberty, while detailing the challenges of adapting old entanglements to the new framework.
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Nebraska news in brief includes mills, roads, officials
Edison boom in Nebraska as Alma businessmen organize a $100,000 flour milling company. Pavement bids readvertised Ames to Fremont. Lincoln police prep for a fall crime wave while county seats shift from Nelson to Superior. Beets, sugar, taxes, rail rates, and civic projects across towns feature in a wide range of local developments.
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Culbertson
Frank L. Rain
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Gilter
Nebraska State Federation of Labor
Alson Cole
St. Paul
Sontence
Board of Equalization
York County
Standard Oil Company
Trenton
Hickman
College View
Jimmy” Langley
North Platte
Portland
United States
Allen
Department of Justice
Falls City
Frank Ohnmacht
Western Brick & Supply Company
Nebraska City
Hamilton County
John H. Hanna
Nebraska
Los Angeles
Hanna
Richardson County
Johnson County
California
State Railway Commission
Ed Bignell
Maine
Beatrice Board of Education
Belvidere
Red Cross
Otoe
American Legion
Tecumseh
Board of
Chiropody Examiners
R. B Howell
Theodore Roosevelt
Don L. Love
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W Toole
P L. Hall
S C Bassett
Gibbon
Charles McLeod
Stanton
Adam Breede
Hastings
R. L. Metcalfe
Charles H. Sloan
Geneva
A. C. Shallenberger
Federal Railway Administration
Althn
State Commission
Stromsburg
Fremont
Midland College
West
Point
Fontanelle
Yeamans
Synod
Corn Crop Outlook Improves Across the Corn Belt
The South Omaha stock yards note a brighter corn crop outlook with a larger projected yield of 2.725 billion bushels despite recent rains. State-by-state growth conditions show improvement, while livestock numbers and future meat demand shape policy for steady growth and lower costs.
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Astern
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Ohio
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Missouri
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Kansas
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Europe
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Sage Balm Sorrel Cooling Drink Recipe
A simple cooling drink recipe instructs washing a stone jug then adding sage two sprigs balm a bit of sorrel and a thinly peeled lemon with peel. Add three pints boiling water sweeten and cover tightly for serving.
Metropolitan Jealousy and the North River Name
The article notes New York’s pride in naming the Hudson stretch by Manhattan as the North River, resisting any shared name with upstate regions. It cites Hendrick Hudson’s legacy and contrasts Battery to The Bronte as a landmark segment of the river.
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