Nebraska Notes Chronicle Big Farm and Road News
Nebraska farm movement taps Knox county memorial goal and Keith county elevator funds. Lancaster county votes for a 3 million road bond. Cass and Otoe counties approve 31 miles of federal road work. Lincoln Highway paving planned from Fremont to Douglas line. Winter wheat outlook strong. Crete and Beatrice-Fairbury paving projects advance. Lincoln Highway paving, school bonds, oil well rumors, and war veterans events feature in this condensed Nebraska update.
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Knox County
Hamilton County
Farmers’ Union
Keith County
Ogallala
Lancaster County
Omaha
Cass
Otoe
Kight
Brest
France
Sidney
North Bend
C.H. Roper
Lincoln
Denver
HoFkege
Omaha Federal Land Bank
RP. Hogan
Scotia
Nebraska
Wilbur
A. D. Fetterman
Germany
Hyannis
Gage County Board of Supervisors
Beatrice-Fairbury
Alberty Loan
Waranty
Qlincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Nebraska Railway Commission
South Platte
W. Fagan
Geneva Industrial School
State Supreme Court
Hall
State Hall Insurance Board
Phelps County
Dawson
Butler
War Department
Washington
Clifford ¥. Phillips
Falls City
Archangel
Russia
Wilson
Louis Gibson
Ansley
Fis
Salisor
The
American Legion
St. Louis
Soldiers and Sailors Council
L W. W
Platte Center
United States
Crete
Alliance Eagles
Marsh
Soldiers of the Lord Division
Banner County
Lincoln-Crete-Dorchester
Co. L. D
Douglas County
Finstern Star
Téncoln
Douglas Counts Medical Association
Uncle Sam
Lloyde T. Moore
Grand Island
Nc-3
Buffalo County
Farm Bureau
Mitchcock
Taft
Anna Award Shawn
League of Nations
R. P Wammon
Methodist
Kearney
Pasadena
Cal
Blue Springs
Wymore
Lowns
Congress
Baker
Custer County
Jefferson County
Harbine
Jansen
Fairbury
New York
New York City
MecKelvie
Burlington
Penkelman
Dundy County
Champion
Joan Stevens
Beaver
The Ice Safe Prison of Jacob Hickman
Jacob Hickman, Galveston hotelier, celebrated a new cold storage room as a marvel of design built by an eastern firm. A faulty auto locking door trapped him inside for days, freezing cold and near death, until a passerby and a center bit freed him. He sued the engineers for misrepresentation and won damages.
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Washington Hotel
Jacob Hickman
Galveston
Creation
Mr. Smart
Jeremiah MacLaren
Fuckman
Jerry MacLaren
Hickman
Wickman
Marjory
Eastern
Freezone promises painless corn removal
A Cincinnati genius introduces Freezone to remove hard or soft corns and calluses without pain. The tiny bottle costs only a few cents and is sold by druggists, letting feet be free of corn discomfort.
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Cincinnati
What Esau Said
Bobby entertains an air pilot waiting to see his sister and jokes about flying machines in the Bible. He recounts a vicar’s sermon claiming Esau sold his heir ship to his brother Jacob in a Stray Stories vignette.
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Esau
Bobby
Tancy
Jacob
Cuticura Promotes Hand Care and Toilet Uses
An advertisement extols Cuticura as a versatile set for sore hands and general toilet care. It suggests soaking hands in Cuticura Soap, drying and applying Cuticura Ointment, removing excess with tissue, and using Soap Ointment and Talcum for multiple toilet purposes through daily routines.
Fooling and Finances in a Sheridan Story
A congressman warns German Bolshevism could dodge war indemnities. The tale recalls Sheridan the spendthrift playwright who fakes a debtor’s bill using the confectioner Gunter as the safe name. Hanson the Ironmonger presses for payment and Sheridan, desperate, pledges Gunter’s bill to settle the claim.
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Sheridan
Gunter
Hanson
London
Quote on old-fashioned children and obedience
A dialogue fragment notes children as old-fashioned and obedient to their parents. The lines contrast modern behavior with traditional conduct. No additional context or characters are provided.
Sallie to Take Stage as Music Sparks Anew
The snippet hints at Sallie preparing to perform, with TJ noting nothing of a commotion. Audience anticipation builds as Sallie’s music is about to start.
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Sallie
Value of Canadian Farm Land in 1918
The Canadian Bureau of Statistics reports average farm land value in the dominion at 46 dollars per acre for 1918, including improvements and buildings. Previous years show 44 in 1917, 41 in 1916, 40 in 1915, and 38 in 1914.
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Canadian Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Ad
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. It is a tonic and blood purifier, claimed to produce results in catarrhal conditions. Drugeists sell it. testimonials are free. F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Scrubbing Lesson Sparks Change at Orphanage Board Visit
A new boy at the orphanage, unused to disorder, is impressed by the cleanliness during an accidental diet of scrubbing. When the annual board inspection arrives, cleaning intensifies and the boy questions the need for ongoing scrubbing after the boards depart.
Monument in Brussels Shows German General Figure
A large monument outside Brussels features a German general. An anecdote claims a handbag reading To Berlin was placed in its hand as Allied forces advanced last year. A court quip suggests the short circuit of the case.
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Brussels
Berlin
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