Nebraska items spark statewide updates in condensed form
The bulletin notes T P A meetings in Omaha on April 20 21 grain sowing around Callaway paving in West Point and growth of local clubs in Belvidere Hyannis and Table Rock. It covers a new banking law hospital openings Beatrice town contracts and civic events plus freight train wrecks and livestock shipments.
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Omaha
Callaway
West Point
Tramilton County
Prairie Gem
Belvidere
de Molay
Hyannis
St. Catherine Hospital
McCook
R. B. Appleger
Beatrice Post Office
Beatrice
Blue Springs
Clarence Smith
Table Rock
Senate
Nebraska
John Ferguson
Taylor
Beatrice City
Johnson County
Ward K. Newcond
Kearney
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Cc. M. Gruenther
Humboldt
Missouri Pacific
Paul
Grand Island
Nebraska Music Teachers’ Association
Scottsbluff County
J. R. McCaffree
Irwin Knack
Gooch
Lincoln
Richardson County Highway Department
Board of Commissioners
J. Frank Rolf
Aurora
Nebraska Association of the Business Womens’ League
Scottsbluff
South Omaha
Roy Harrop
American Economic League
Thomas Edison
Henry Ford
Hastings
Falls City
Masonic Home
G. W. Megeath
James A. Noble
Successful Motiters Camp for Montana Farm Women
Plans for a four day rural mothers camp in Valley County Montana were carried out by county extension workers. Delegates from 25 of the county’s communities attended in Glasgow. Costs were covered by a mix of delegate fees and community contributions. Local clubs and churches provided meals and receptions. Talks covered child welfare and household management, with the extension director speaking on landscape gardening. The recreation specialist promoted wider community recreation.
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Valley County
Montana
United States Department of Agriculture
Glasgow
Commercial Club
Woman's Club
The Ku Klux Klan Exposed as Lynch Law Poison
The Boston Transcript condemns the Ku Klux Klan as a deadly outgrowth of lynch law. It argues the masked order undermines legal authority, enabling mob justice, torturing and abusing individuals, and threatening public order across communities.
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Ku Klux Klan
Boston
America owes nothing to any race or creed says orator
A hall audience listens as America's Gift declares that no race or creed is owed repayment by the United States. He argues that immigrants have not come to demand favors but to seek opportunity, while critics claim America owes debts to various groups. The talk challenges lingering exemptions or special claims.
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Pilgrim Fathers
Ellis Island
America
Elmira
América
Keeping Out Bad Food A Government Film
A new U S Department of Agriculture one reel film titled Keeping Out Bad Food showcases the Bureau of Chemistry enforcing the federal food and drugs act. It depicts sample inspections at arrival points, wharf and store checks, lab work, and seizures of impure food with tea tasting illustrating quality standards for imports. The film will be loaned free to exhibitors and circulated via the department's distribution system, with copies available at printing cost.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Printing of Good Quality At The Telegraph
In need of good quality printing visit The Telegraph for reliable results. The notice invites readers to choose The Telegraph for printing services, emphasizing quality and trust.
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Telegraph
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Mrs. Lee in Sidney
A vintage health ad urges women with kidney and bladder problems to use Doan's Kidney Pills. It cites Mrs. Chas. Lee of E Fourth street praising the remedy after kidney pain backache and side pains. The ad notes a 60 cent price and directs readers to Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y for the product.
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Sidney
Dean
Chas. Lee
E. Fourth Street
Western Drug Company
Doan
Lee
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo
Fire destroys Nebraska City home with $25,000 loss
A fire of unknown origin nearly razed the home of Mrs Lietort Starnobian in Nebraska City, causing about 25,000 in damages. Robert Shannahan, a son, woke to smoke and the interior of the house was soon engulfed. The place had recently been insured for 2,000. Only part of the furniture was saved as the occupants escaped with difficulty from the lower story.
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Plete
Lietort
Starnobian
Nebraska City
Robert Shannahan
State Journal
Bake Sale at Kensington Methodist Church Apr 25
The Kensington Methodist church plans an apron sale and food sale with a noon luncheon at the efr parlors on April 25. Proceeds support church activities and programs.
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Kensington
Efr
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News OF Nebraska
NEW Government
A. R. Lsueur
A. R. Lesueur
Nebr
Fire Denpfroys
Bake Sale
Goodyear
Osborne Meter Co
M. Wright
Sfyatt
Keller
Yreating
First Avenue East
Kratz Abstract Company
Francis J. Herbert
Cheyenne
Ford
the McDonald Motor Sales Company Nebraska
McDonald
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