Nebraska News In Denser Form Briefs From Nebraska
A roundup of Nebraska happenings includes the Farmers Equity Union meeting in Omaha January 23 24 the Western Association of Electrical Inspectors in Omaha January 20 31 and the State Press Association annual meeting at Grand Island February 21 23 Public schools at Thompson reopened after scarlet fever, Omaha building operations exceed prior records, a diamond ring valued at about 2750 stolen from W C Sample in Omaha, Dr H B Lowry reelected president of the Nebraska State Historical Society, a Guide Rock Signal fire caused by a gas stove explosion, nearly 5000 Omaha Visiting Nurses visits in December, new counterfeit $20 notes flagged by Secret Service, Frank Salts Beatrice contractor loses a heavy draft horse in Blue River, Lewellen resident 50 years of marriage with one home relocated across counties, Platte Valley Poultry and Pet Stock show at Madison records high attendance, Alice Towne Deweese seeks regent seat in University of Nebraska First District, Nebraska Dairymen extend membership to creamery ice cream and milk dealers, State Purchasing Agent buys 6500 gallons gasoline at 10 9 cents per gallon, 4500 Rabbit shipment to Chicago from Elk Creek, Fair Managers vow to police fairs more strictly, John Graf Jr Columbus longtime county official dies, Stromsburg bank deposits near one million dollars, Corn near 60 cents a bushel as cattle and hog markets loom, Cozad to get 100000 river crossing works, upcoming Spring Market Week in Omaha February 4 10 invites 25000 retailers across multiple states, Leber Beatrice dies of apoplexy, Retailers convention to address store robberies with statewide attendance.
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Farmers’ Equity Union
Omaha
Western Association of Electrical Inspectors
State Press Association
Grand Island
Thompson
W. C. Sample
H. B. Lowry
Lincoln
Nebraska State Historical Society
Signal
Guide Rock
Federal Reserve
West
Secret Service
Federal Reserve Bank of
San Francisco
Frank Salts
Beatrice Contractor
Blue River
P. Delatour
Lewellen
Garden County
Platte Valley Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Madison
Alice Towne Deweese
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Dairymen’s Association
Ferris
Elk Creek
Express
Chicago
Nebraska Association of Fair Managers
H. J. McLaughlin
Doniphan
John Graf, Jr
Columbus
Platte County
Stromsburg
Cozad
North Platte
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Montana
Washington
Oregon
M. OC. Leber
Beatrice
Federation of Nebraska
Health Education Begins With Hard Work and Knowledge
A farmer extols raising prize stock and crops, stressing study and labor. The traveler questions parenting, animal care, and soil, while the farmer links prudent farm management to success. He notes new machinery and the need to protect it from rain, urging ongoing diligence.
Location Does Not Guarantee Success Says Weaker Hype
Many believe moving to a bigger place brings opportunity, but success hinges on the individual. More competition in cities can drown effort, while those raised in their environment often thrive. Country youths succeed by identifying local chances rather than chasing distant fortunes.
Wrong idea of statue in Rome’s bronze horse figure
The bronze equestrian statue in the capital plaza at Rome was preserved by early popes who believed it depicted Emperor Constantine the first Christian ruler, not Marcus Aurelius. The misidentification shaped its care and display in early centuries.
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Marcus Aurelius
Plassa
Rome
Constantine
Chicken Feed for Old Hens and Simple Mixtures
Simple poultry rations using home grown grains and by products yield best profits for older hens. A scratch mix of 2 parts cracked corn to 1 part oats and a mash of 3 parts corn meal to 1 part meat scrap work well with green feed.
Cable Laid in Record Time Over Sweden
Six miles of telegraph cable was laid and put into service in Sweden in eight minutes by pulling the line from an airplane. Six minutes were spent in flight and two in making connections. The feat establishes a pace of one mile per minute.
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Sweden
Windshield Plates and Decor Installed at Habier Garage
Plate gines for Windshields and fe Gam decors installed at Habier Garage. The readable fragment notes changes in shop offerings and suggests an automotive service context centered on Habier Garage.
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Habier Garage
Catarah Medicine and Deafness Remedy
Fragmented OCR notes describe a constitutional treatment for deafness and a remedy called Catarah Medicine. Mentions mucous conditions and Eustachian tube issues, with scattered references to a store location AR Grocery free AR Dregeictn.
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Aanan
Nebraska News
Cees
Vic
S.H. Snyder
Liberty State Bank
Real County
the Telegraph
Cheyenne County
The
Telegraph
Sidney
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