Nebraska News in Condensed Form End of Year Notes
Standings of ball teams, cattle shipment growth to South Omaha, and new school building contracts. Omaha leads as feeder market. national imports draw attention. Post war stamps arrive from Germany. Temple of Concord at fair spectacle. night air mail planned from Fort Crook. Fire destroys grain. Lincoln rate cuts. reunion planned in Lincoln. Bee postmaster dies. accident in Plattsmouth. oats yield in Callaway. cosmetologists form Nebraskan Association. State treasury ends balance despite overspending. July disbursements and receipts listed. Omaha boy freed from gas stopbox. Merchants Market Week set. baby found in Wymore. Harding’s death shifts state press meeting dates.
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Merna
Germany
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Ira Dewitt
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Harry M. Lan
Elisha Hubbel Nexon
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Seward County
Walter Alliote
Plattsmouth
Custer County
Harve Davenport
Callaway
Nebraskan Association of Cosmetologists
Mildred Gade
Louis Gade
Emerald
Neb
John Smith
Palmyra
John Cloud
Wymore
Harding
State Press Association
The Empty Room and a Silent Love
Elaine marries Richard Strong under an arranged plan and endures a quiet life in a grand house. Richards unsettling lack of romance shifts when Elaine disappears and returns, revealing the emptiness of his heart and forcing a reckoning with love, duty, and companionship.
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Dora Chalmers
Elaine
Richard Strong
Richard
Blaine
Maisie
Dora
Niebard
My Old Fliver Of My Old Ford
A humorous poem recalls a cherished but failing Model T like car from 1910s era. The speaker boasts odd repairs and stubborn reliability, noting leaks, squeaks, and improvised fixes while betting the car will outlive better machines. If Hank Ford stays in the game, he plans to buy another in the same name.
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Hank Ford
Oldest Golf Rules Found From 1754 At St Andrews
A newly discovered set of 18 golf rules dated May 14 1754 appears for the Hakists of St Andrews Scotland. The regulations cover teeing on the ground near the hole stones removal limits stroke penalties and order of play among other enduring basics.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
Flimflaming Scheme Targeting Farmers Exposed
The Farm Journal warns of a common swindle where a stranger overpays for a farm with a quick deed later, uses second mortgages, and leaves the owner burdened by taxes and damaged land. It recounts cases of heavy commissions, lost timber, and ruined profits, ending with the farmer reclaiming the property but wiser.
Free instruction with all brass in struments purchased from Larson's Music Store
Free instruction offered with the purchase of all brass instruments from Larson's Music Store. The ad promotes guidance and setup for buyers.
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Larson
Plowing Depth for Winter Wheat Rotations
The proper depth of plowing for winter wheat depends on timing and soil. Light soils require shallower work than heavy soils, with early plowing allowing deeper cultivation, while late plowing or labor shortages favor shallower passes. Most stations advise 3 to 4 inches as shallow and avoid depths over 10 inches. aim for 6 to 7 inches when possible.
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