Nebraska moves to modern government and potash aid
The state adopts a six department civil administration to replace multiple boards and commissions. Nebraska promotes potash industry efforts with federal attention and local promoters traveling to Washington. University of Nebraska extension aids drought response, aiding regional livestock grazing and market prospects while Nebraska aids neighboring states.
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Henderson
Nebraska
Washington
McKelvie
Mwinois
University of Nebraska
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Public Opinion and the Power of Publicity in Politics
The piece argues that modern foreign news is fully transparent, reflecting note by note the rise of public opinion as a force in democracy. It cites Versailles press access, Wilsonian publicity, and the role of public sentiment in guiding statesmen and policy, especially around Admiral Rodman and Secretary Daniels. It also quotes Secretary Lansing on future world statesmanship reliant on alert public opinion and international cooperation.
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Versailles
Europe
Mr. Wilson
United States
Admiral Rodman
Pacific Fleet
San Diego
Daniels
Pacific Coast
Secrenrys Daniels
Noreara
Lansing
Paris
Italian Philosopher Martyr Giordano Bruno Remembered
February 17 marks the anniversary of Giordano Bruno being burned at the stake in Rome in 1600 after seven years of persecution. In 1889 a monument was erected to him at the execution site, amid papal protest.
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Rome
Giordano Bruno
Road to Wealth in a Man's Experience Trade
A compact meditation on valuing personal experience and the cost of earned wisdom as a man contemplates trading knowledge for independence and wealth. The reflection weighs experience against practical gain and personal freedom.
Uncle Eben on imitation and burglars
Uncle Eben quips that imitation is flattery until it resembles a burglar stealing a watch. The wry line contrasts praise with theft, framing imitation as a lighthearted joke about overdoing tribute.
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Eben
AMBU device showcased at Willard Service Station
Local motor car owners can test AMBU an automatic indicator of electric starting and lighting faults. Demonstrations showed the dial arrow locating trouble and guiding repairs in about 30 minutes. Willard Service Station will charge 2.00 for a full electrical test to spot and fix issues quickly.
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Willard
Chicago
Sidney
AMBA
Amba Willard
Adv
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Twin City Tractors
Minneapolis Steel Machinery Co
Twin City Power
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Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Sidney, Nebraska
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Douglas Motors Corporation
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