Five applicants seek Wymore postmaster post
Nebraska news brief reports five applicants for the Wymore postmaster position. Omaha resident John Peter Oleson celebrated his 100th birthday. State Manufacturers Association to meet in Omaha on December 8. A church fire at Agnew caused about $10,000 in losses. Lake Doris near Sargent stocked with 1,000 black bass from Gretna hatcheries. Harvard to bid paving work for spring. Plattsmouth man Harold Smith killed in auto crash when his car collided with a heavy truck.
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Wymore
John Peter Oleson
Omaha
State Manufacturers Association
Agnew
Lake Doris
Sargent
Gretna
Harvard
Harold Smith
Plattsmouth
Surrender of Caviness and Nebraska News Roundup
A L Caviness resigns as president of Peru State Normal, effective Aug 1 1923. Norfolk association votes to change to the Norfolk Chamber of Commerce name. Royal Arch Masons meet in Omaha Dec 13 with Grand Council RS M in session. Laurel American Legion loses to Jurington in Legion soccer 6 to 0, securing Northeastern Nebraska title. Central City seeks funds for a rural fire truck with ladders and chemical tanks. Nebraska state expenditures for November exceed receipts by 178000, general fund overdrawn by 742000. A three year old child killed after being run over by his mother's car near Petersburg. Col J W Presson to remain in charge of the state house records department under Governor-elect Bryan. Douglas County sheriff recount petition filed, 179 pages. no fraud alleged, irregularities cited. Agricultural college winter course on mobile tractor mechanics to begin Jan 1. Nebraska debating league to study adoption of Kansas industrial court. Jonas Lucht unearths Indian skeletons and relics near Wolbach. Nelson farmers union locals oppose ship subsidy. letters sent to Nebraska congresspeople. Thanksgiving game Lincoln Notre Dame draws 1610 attendance. University wins 14 to 0. Fifteen Nebraska bar candidates admitted on state bar commission recommendations. none failed.
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A. L. Caviness
Peru State Normal
Greater Norfolk Association
Norfolk Character of Commerce
Royal Arch Masons
Omaha
Laurel American ‘Legion
Jurtington ‘American Legion
Nebraska
Central City
Dautropscy
Douglas County
Agricultural College of the State University
Kansas Industrial Court
M. M. Fogg
Jonas Lucht
Wol‘bach
Farmers’ Union
Nelson
Congress
Lincoln
University
Notre Dame
State Bar Commission
State House
Commission
Fair Evidence of Agricultural Ability in Nine Mile Wy
A community fair in Nine Mile, Johnson County, Wyoming, demonstrates shifting farming prospects amid drought. Since 1921 an extension agent has guided ranchers toward dry farming, with gardens and diversified crops rising alongside traditional livestock. The September fair drew nearly 500 entries and over 400 visitors, despite scarce materials for shelters.
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Nine Mile
Johnson County
Wyoming
United States Department of Agriculture
Wasteful coal burning and the gains from gas and electricity
The article argues coal burning is wasteful with only about five percent efficiency in direct burning. It compares energy from coal to by products when converted to gas or electricity, noting major savings in dirt and danger from smoke. It cites figures for gas production, coke, ammonia sulphate, benzol, and tar from one ton of coal and relates coal use to railroad energy, suggesting electric engines could drastically cut coal consumption.
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United States
Edison records priced higher despite more music and lifetime guarantee
Edison records should sell for twice the price of other records but they don't. They carry more music and a lifetime guarantee, yet they cost only 25 percent more. Hear them at Larson's Music Store. Taxl call 141.
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Edison Records
Larson
Bankers Judgment in Cattle Feeding
Bankers are optimistic about cattle feeding loans this year as they have loaned large sums to corn belt farmers for feeder cattle. Despite higher current feeder cattle prices and uncertain corn returns, banks with ample funds show enthusiasm, focusing on their own liquidity. The piece argues bankers should understand the businesses they finance beyond pure finance.
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Wallace
Larson's Music Store Cabinet Sale Edleens Deal
Full cabinet style offered by Larson's Music Store with Edleens priced at $100.00 each. Sale notes highlight durable construction and classic design appealing to vintage instrument enthusiasts.
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Larson’s
Campaign Against Rural Advertising Signs on Highways
Ohio and Wisconsin have launched efforts to remove roadside advertising signs on rural routes. The article praises the move as commendable and urges other states to adopt similar measures. It argues that signs damage scenery, distract drivers, and obscure safety signs, harming both aesthetics and safety.
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State Highway Department
Ohio
Wisconsin
Sonmfehody
Dr. Quack
Bake Sale by Catholic Ladies December 16 at 2 30 PM
Catholic Ladies bake sale scheduled for Saturday December 16 at Hohler's Meat Market at 2:30 PM. Organizers listed are Mrs E D Worden Mrs Julia Scanlon and Mrs J E Harr.
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Hohler’s
E. D. Worden
Julia Scanlon
J. E. Harr
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First Ave
A. R. Lsueur
A.R. Lsueur
Sidney
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Liberty State Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Ah. W. Johnson
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