Nebraska Publicity Efforts Highlight War Support and Growth
A Nebraska publicity overview praises state newspapers for wartime coverage and loyalty while noting ongoing oil prospecting near Harrisburg, a rail map printing item with a billing quip, rapid population growth in Antioch, and early 20th century education and military service milestones. The piece includes remarks by a national publicity figure and details on the Boys Working Reserve and junior Red Cross leadership.
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Department of Publicity
Nebraska
National Institute of Industrial Research
New York
Wis
State House
Will M. Maupin
Washington
Harrisburg
Banner County
Prairie of and Gas Co
State Board of Transportation
Adams
Brown
Vete
Addims
Antioch
United States Department of Lidbe
Boas
Leonard Prester
Red Cross
Nebr
University of Nebraska
Army Air Navy
No place like home see us about one SIDNEY LUMBER CO
A brief classified style note from Sidney Lumber Co inviting readers to inquire about home needs. The ad emphasizes local lumber services and products available.
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Sidney Lumber CO
Fender protects young pigs in hog operations
A simple two by four fender eight inches from the floor shields piglets from being crushed by a lying sow. Used by hundreds of hog raisers in the corn belt, it yields excellent results in a majority of cases and keeps young pigs safe when penned near walls.
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Corn Belt
Orange Judd Farmer
World Stock Shortage and Fanciful Musical Futurology
The article notes a continued world shortage of stock keeping prices high until supply normalizes. A 10 percent import duty on stock, meats, hides and wool is seen as protection against cheaper foreign labor. It then shifts to a satirical forecast about music evolving into visual forms and critics praising fantastical future orchestral works.
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Winkelflunk
Fiingemosky
Los Angeles Times
Earth
Heaven
Citizens duty to support community prosperity echoed in essay
A lengthy editorial urges citizens to buy locally, support schools and roads, and fund public services to sustain community welfare. It argues individuals who ship money elsewhere harm their own fortunes, noting merchants pay taxes and local taxes fund schools and infrastructure. Neighborhood cooperation and mutual responsibility are framed as personal duties.
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Tie
Desert Isle
Can-Opener Help Aids Pure Seller Boss
A murky note reports a dispute where a seller, described as pure and careful, faced removal by a relived associate. Details are scarce and unclear about actions or outcomes.
The Conversationalist Seeks Comfort Device for Phone Talk
A past article describes a pedestaled telephone stand as a handy accessory for long chats. It suggests users can crochet or embroider while keeping the receiver rested. The piece notes benefits for talkative and polite individuals alike.
Job Work Neatly and Promptly Done at This Office
Local notice advertises dry cell batteries available at Os born Garage with prompt service. Subscription offer for The Telegraph promotes ongoing delivery.
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Osborn Garage
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Union Pacific
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W. A. Zwink
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Frank A. Barger
Osborne
Sidney
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
C. W. Zike
Glenn Bliss
Neubauer Building
Joseph M. Swenson
McIntosh Black
Henry E. Gapen
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W. R. Weeden
Enbalmer
NEW Osborn
R. S.chlouper
Sidney, Neb
Pig Fender
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Currie Krebs
Fredo Schmuette
Bub Schaunette
Mico
Nick van Dyke
Schmelles
Fred Beamer A
Gurley
Bol
Walker
Wim. Witzel
Will Neary
Norh
Potter
Kade Schiuette
Charence
Mio
IL. Walther
Mro
Pligg
Eos Flagg
Bo Kredi
Leun
Hertha
Giarley
John Newton
Daugelter
Mes
Newry
Edo Sehimuelt
Omaka
A.C. Nelson
Sidney, Ixebr
Tee
Masters of America’s Roads
Thanenna
Hastlatharan
Goodrich
Silvertown
America
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Denver
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