Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Fort Morgan Resident
A Fort Morgan Colorado resident Mrs R Bergeron testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backaches and fatigue caused by weak kidneys. She praises the remedy for both her and her daughter and notes it is sold by all dealers for 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co as sale agents. The ad urges readers to remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Dean
R. Bergeron
Deuel St
Fort Morgan
Colo
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Toan's
Irishman Chooses Guillotine in Duel Reference
In a playful exchange reported by the New York Times, the Irish challenger in France asserts readiness for a duel. He initially suggests shillukubs but, per chivalry, agrees to pick a weapon familiar to the French, finally proposing guillotines as the weapon to settle the matter.
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Srishman
France
New York Times
Dangers of a Cold and Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A vintage advertisement warns that colds can lead to dangerous diseases and urges immediate action. It endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for loosening a cold, easing lungs, aiding expectoration, and helping the body expel the cold. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Indicted T H Matters faces 19 counts in bank failure case
Federal grand jury in Lincoln returns a 19 count indictment charging Thomas H Matters in a scheme involving about 80000 dollars tied to the failure of the First National Bank of Sutton. The probe alleges false deposit certificates issued without director approval and misapplication of funds. Bond set at 6009 dollars. Matters not in city at indictment.
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Lincoln
Thomas H Matters
Federal Grand Jury
First National Bank of
Sutton
M. L. Luebben
Board of Directors
Portland Cement Company
Nebraska delegates press for Omaha regional bank center
At Washington on February 12 William Baxter of Omaha urged the Nebraska delegation to push for Omaha as a regional bank center. The meeting included both U.S. senators and all Nebraska House members except Judge Kinkaid, who supported the Nebraska reserve bank cause. Representative Maguire urged careful consideration of Lincoln’s claim in the Nebraska push.
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Washington
Nebraska
William I’. Baxter
Omaha
Representative Maguire
Lincoln
Nebraska Press Association
State Fur Board
Epworth Lake Park
PBS
C W. Pool
Tecumseh
C. C. John
Grand Island
T. A. Brainerd
Hebron
G ‘Halo
Mother's Prostration At Fairbury Station Sparks Fear
Mrs. William P. Campbell aged seventy six fainted amid crowds at the new Rock Island station during its opening in Fairbury Nebraska. Authorities fear the condition may be fatal as she lies in precarious health. Campbell is mother of the famous Campbell brothers in circus circles and a county pioneer.
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Fairbury
Neb
William P. Campbell
Rock Island
Campbell
Eighteen Wolves Killed in Nebraska Roundup
Eighteen wolves were killed in a round up seven miles northwest of Lebanon Nebraska on February 12. About 700 men women and boys took part in the round up.
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Lebanon
Here
War Department Official Will Inspect Field Hospital at Lincoln
The War Department plans inspection of Field Hospital No 1 in Lincoln on February 18 with medical corps staff from the guard required to attend. Ira H. Hatfield, Democratic leader and banker, dies of pneumonia at 45. State Game Warden Gust Rutenbeck ill at home. stenographer Whaler absent due to father’s illness. Superior State Bank incorporation filed with $50,000 capital by Harver Dunn Grainger and Ault. Dr Kigin, once ill in Indiana, returns to Lincoln to resume duties.
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War Department
Lincoln
Regin
Bostrom
Beatrice
Medical Corps
Lee R Dunbar
Medical Corps of the War Department
No 1
Medical Department of the Guard
Medical Department of the
Nebraska Guard
Ira H. Hatfield
Gust Rutenbeck
New Superior Bank
Superior State Bank
The
State Banking Board
C W. Fflarver
Tl. J. Dunn
Hf. B Grainger
W. T Ault
Kigin
Indiana
Omaha Grain Receipts Put City Second Worldwide
Omaha Nebraska reports January grain receipts totaling 7,716,700 bushels, ranking second globally behind Chicago. Wheat 1,364,400, corn 5,142,000, oats 1,135,000, barley 58,800, rye 16,500. shipments reach 8,072,200 bushels, also second. Nebraska furnishes 75 percent of Omaha's shipments, with Omaha surpassing St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Nebraska
St. Louis
Kansas City
Governor Glynn backs Weston aimed at rearming the Democratic Party
Governor Glynn traveled from Washington to Albany and voiced confidence in President Westons support for his strategy to reorganize the Democratic Party in New York state.
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Glynn
Albany
Wash Reton
President Weson
Dromtatie Party
New York State
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion Promises Stronger, Healthier Old Age
An old age health remedy claim promotes Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a proven food medicine to rebuild tissue strengthen nerves and renew energy. It pledges money back if no improvement and notes exclusive availability at 7,000 Rexall Stores with Sidney Drug Co in Sidney Nebraska.
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Rexall
Sidney Drug Co
Sidney, Neb
Hig Brothers and a Rooster Diction Split Classroom Gloom
In a fragment from Youth's Companion and other papers a teacher reads aloud and asks what hig brothers might mean. A perplexed row of children glances up, then one boy declares it a rooster, sparking murmurs about misunderstanding and the human touch in drama.
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Hig Brothers
Hlas Brother
Denis
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