Lincoln plans for a new democratic daily paper
Lincoln correspondent reports plans to establish a Democratic daily in Lincoln opposing W. J. Bryan’s doctrine. Alliance Pioneer Grip announces F. M. Broome resumes editorial management with S. T. Ray leading mechanicals. Times remains the county’s lone Republican paper. The Times published how M. P. Kinkaid asked Register Bruce Wilcox about a land bill allowing homesteads of 10 acres, with Wilcox favoring the measure and noting 40 acres suffices for living. they invite views from residents and urge sending opinions to Kinkaid in Washington.
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Lincoln
Omaha Bee
Wen
W. J.bryan
Alliance Pioneer Grip
F.M. Broome
S. T. Ray
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Times
Box Butte County
Alliance Times
M. P. Kinkaid
Bruce Wilcox
Alliance Land Office
Register
Kinkaid
Washington
Lincoln Letter Reports Record Prairie Game Fees
Nebraska game affairs show fees and fines for prairie chicken grouse and quail exceed prior seasons. Warden Carter’s forthcoming semi annual report will reveal strong office income offsetting department costs, excluding fish hatcheries. The labor bureau plans monthly pamphlet reports, and officials seek an interstate farm labor association for harvest transport.
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Bureau of Labor and Industrial Statistics
State Printing Board
Bush
Labor Departments
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
South Dakota
Nebraska Sees Labor Shifts And Fund Gains Across States
Hundreds of idle men in one state may be moved to assist harvests in others as seasonal labor shifts with cooperation rather than competition. Nebraska’s permanent school fund stands at 246 066.78 end of November and will exceed 250 000 after semiannual apportionment. Treas urer Mortensen highlights low interest rates but notes strong fund growth from vested investments. Discussion includes Adjutant General Colby’s grand jury case over penitentiary blankets, with Nebraska officials calling for lawful punishment if guilty. The federal government plans extensive pine planting in the sandhills to conserve moisture, and lawmakers urge banning firearms on forest reserves to protect game and safeguard future crops.
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Treaaurer
Lincoln
Colby
Nebraska
United States
General Colby
Dietrich
Grand Jury
Warden Carter
Interior Department
Chicago Record Herald introduces Sunday Magazine
The Chicago Record Herald adds a free Sunday Magazine with color pages in its Sunday edition. The sixteenth page magazine features eight color pages four framable, printed on heavy enamel paper, starting December 1.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Record-Herald
Sunday Record-Herald
Chicago
Local notices from Bridgeport and area residents
C M Looney resides in town and starts in insurance. L O Rodgers damaged two fingers moving a Blade press. Austin Johnson left for Jonesville Wisconsin to attend school. R F Neely of Gering visited Prof A A Miller last Sunday. R H Watkins spent several days this week on business in town. Miss Laura Irving returns to work after illness. Wesley Rogers from the Sand Hills visited his brothers. A L Burchard returned from Ft Russell Wyoming and helped with post buildings. R H Willis overseeing iron front work for the Blade building. Chance Willard injured his foot last Sunday. Mrs Fred Baker recovering from illness. Dr Sexton to speak at Presbyterian church next Sunday. Mrs E Krondwright of Montana visiting brothers Peter and L O Roerx.
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C. M. Looney
L. O. Rodgers
Austin Johnson
Jonesville
Wis
R. F. Neely
Gering
A. A. Miller
R. H. Watkins
Laura Irving
Wesley Rogers
Sand Hills
A. L. Burchard
Ft. Russell
Wyo
Burchard
R. H. Willis
Chance Willard
Fred Baker
Sexton
Presbyterian Church
E. Krondwright
Montana
Peter and
L. O. Roerx
Bargain Offer For Farmers From New York Tribune-Farmer
The New York Tribune-Farmer weekly offers farmers a practical illustrated paper at a low price. A combined sale with The Telegraph costs $2.50 per year, with both magazines sent together to those who forward their name and address to The Telegraph in New York City.
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New York Tribune-Farmer
United States
New York Tribune- Farmer
Telegraph
New York City
Estray cows and steer sought near Higgins Neb
Two two year old cows and one three year old steer branded on the left hip are missing from near Higgins Nebraska. A reward of two dollars per head will be paid for their return to W N Foster in Higgins.
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W. N. Foster
Higgins
Neb
Truckney and Son Seek Trade at Potter Neb
A Potter Nebraska ad notes Truckney and Son inviting local merchants to visit their shop for groceries dry goods and shoes with offers to take produce in exchange. The message emphasizes acquaintance and mutual trade in a general stock business.
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Truckney & Son
Potter, Neb
Clubbing Offers For The Telegraph And Exchequer
Old subscribers who settle arrears and pay one year in advance gain clubbing rates with Prairie Farmer and Magazine and other papers. The Telegraph promises county news and local items, keeping every home in touch with neighbors and county happenings.
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Telegraph
Hisself
Tur Telnorraph
Afternoon Tea Origins and Urban Anecdotes
The piece traces the origin of afternoon tea to mid 19th century Europe and its spread in Britain and America with notes from Dr. Murray and London Chronicle. It recounts social salons in Paris and Duchess of Bedford, plus modern street observations on horse driving and a humorous Utah doctor anecdote.
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Mme. de Circourt
Paris
Fanny Kemble
Duchess of Bedford
Vauay Stable
Marne
London
First fce cream and early ice culture in Europe
A French chef at the court of the Duc de Chartres in 1774 is linked to the first ice cream. Lord Bacon noted freezing with snow and salt, yet viewed it as a scientific curiosity. Iced drinks and water ices existed in Paris a century earlier, likely arriving from the East. English interest in artificial refreshments and seed pudding is limited in the current century.
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Duc de Chartres
Lord Bacon
Far East
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