Lounging or Steamer Gown Fashion Note
A practical lounging gown suitable for home or steamer travel features French or Scotch flannel and similar fabrics. It uses 34 to 44 bust sizes, with tucked fronts and back to yoke depth, wide gathered sleeves, and a turn-over collar. Materials vary by width, with pattern 46 31 offered in sizes 34 to 44 inches.
Elegant wrap coat with lace and ermine trim details
Long loose wraps for evening wear described in white cloth with lace collar and frills, trimmed with ermine. Shaped collar, long side ends, wide full sleeves, turn-over cuffs, and an inverted plait back. Medium size fabric options listed with Velvets and chenille trims as a novelty.
Grain rate war reshapes routes to Chicago from Nebraska towns
The Chicago Great Western announces new proportional rates effective January 30 in response to Northwestern Railway cuts. Nebraska and Southern Kansas points face matching through rates to Chicago via Omaha Council Bluffs St Joseph and Kansas City with 14 cents wheat 11 cents corn. Additional 9 and 8 cent rates to Minneapolis adjust to rival lines. Local routes from northern points remain above past figures, prompting further adjustments by the Great Western.
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Grand Island
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York
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Fremont
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Shelton
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Hall County
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Banking Board
Insurance Firms Challenge Nebraska Revenue Tax
Foreign fire insurance companies vow to attack Nebraska tax rules claiming Section 58 is void for discriminatory, non uniform valuation. If unsuccessful, the old law remains unused and firms would be taxed under Section 12 at 20 percent of cash value.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Greene, Breckenridge and Kinsler
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Band Heads to St Louis for Exposition Feature
Commandant Chase of the State university cadet battalion has been negotiating with St Louis exposition managers to take the university band to the exposition. The plan would feature the musicians for several weeks with reduced expenses and added benefits.
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Lincoln
Chase
State University Cadet Battalion
St. Louis Exposition
St. Louis
Tippen Recaptured After Jail Escape in Fairbury
Sheriff recaptures Orin Tippen in Fairbury after he escaped from the county jail six weeks earlier while serving a sixty day sentence for assaulting Captain Wood Bailey of Company D NNG during the fire incident last April.
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Fairbury
Atiis County
Orin Tippen
Wood Bailey
Company D
N. N.G
State to Buy Warrants for Prison Cells
Lincoln State Treasurer Mortensen announced plans to buy 69000 in state warrants to fund steel cells for the penitentiary once the Van Dorn Company completes installation at the prison.
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State
Lincoln
Mortensen
van Dorn
Hastings Manufacturing Incorporated for incubator production
Hastings Manufacturing company is incorporated with a capital stock of 25,000 dollars. Frank Stanton and others are named as incorporators in the filing.
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Hastings Manufacturing Company
Frank Stanton
Rich Farmer Goes Insane in York County
Abraham Ratzloff, a prosperous York County farmer northwest of Charleston, behaved queer for seven years. Friends say he smokes cigarett es excessively and suspects he will lose part of his estate. Deputy Sheriff Mebaugh detained him in York using straps due to violence.
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York
Abraham Ratzloff
York County
Charleston
Hospital for Insane Indians First Year Finish at Canton
The national hospital for insane Indians in Canton South Dakota completed its first year. It started with thirty four patients half capacity and soon reached full. Superintendent Gifford cites rising numbers due to despondency caused by lack of occupation and activities like hunting.
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Ohio St
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Selah Stowell
Wellington St
Kingston, Ont
Lydia Binkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Masa
National Hospital For Insane Indians
Canton
S. D
Gifford
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Lexative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Mixed advertising blurbs touch on cough remedies, starch, potatoes at a world fair, and assorted short notes. Mentions Defiance Cold Water Starch and a Panaman flag with Secretary Hay. Several items reference 1900 era products and claims, with sporadic names and places.
Diagnosing His Disposition in a Drinking Mood
Judge notes that Blithers shows a jaundiced view of the world. Migglebury replies that the pessimism only appears when he has been drinking. The judge clarifies the remark as a demijaundiced view.
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Gilworthy
Migglebury
Forward Momentum Highlighted in Sparse Phrase
A fragment notes progress and drive, calling forward momentum the poor man’s capital and hinting at a decisive early step.
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