Nebraska story in Midwest Magazine from Lincoln
The February issue of Midwest Magazine published in Lincoln by Will M Maupin offers a narrative on Nebraska's 1913 productivity. It avoids dry statistics while presenting figures as a readable story, urging all students, businessmen, educators, and Nebraskans to read it.
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Midwest Magazine
Lincoln
Will M. Maupin
Nebraska
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors From Weyerts and Lodgepole
Fred Falkerts arrived from Weyerts on Wednesday while Fred Lehmkuhl visited from Lodgepole on several occasions during the week, indicating active social activity and guest exchanges in the community.
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Fred Falkerts
Weyerts
Fred Lehmkuhl
Lodgepole
Senator Shelby Cullom Dies After Illness in Washington
Former Illinois statesman Shelby Moore Cullom, long time U S senator and veteran Illinois legislator, died in Washington after a week long illness. Born November 22 1829 in Monticello Kentucky he served in the U S Senate from 1883 for 25 years and held four terms in the Illinois Legislature and multiple terms as governor and congressman.
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S M Cullom
Maois
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Shelby Moore Cullom
United
States
Senate
Congress
Senator Cullom
Monticello
Market Here For Hogs and Eggs Prices Rise
Market report notes hog fattening is widespread this season with farmers stockpiling hogs. Saturday egg receipts flooded stores and priced at twenty three cents per dozen, reflecting broad activity and rising costs.
Cough Remedy Promoted As Best Defense Against Colds
An advertisement urges quick action against colds, warning they can lead to serious diseases. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for loosening a cold, aiding expectoration, and helping the body throw off the illness, with sales via dealers.
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Chamberlain
Jastro Heads Struckmen Convention in Denver
The National Live Stock association closed its Denver convention by naming San Francisco as the 1915 meeting site and reelecting H A Jastro of Bakersfield California as president. New officers include first vice president Dwight B Heard of Phoenix second vice presidents J B Kendrick Sheridan C M O'Donel Bell Ranch NM M K Parsons Salt Lake I Y T Pryor San Antonio TX C B Rhodes Orchard CO treasurer John W Springer Denver secretary Sam H Cowan Fort Worth TX and T W Tomlison Denver as attorney.
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National Live Stock Association
Denver
San Francisco
H A Jastro
Bakersfield
Cal
Dwight B Heard
Phoenix
Ariz
J B Kendrick
Sheridan
Wyo
C M O'Donel
Bell Ranch
N. M
M. K Parsons
Salt Lake
Pryor
San Antonio
Tex
C. B Rhodes
Orchard, Colo
John W Springer
Sam H. Cowan
Fort Worth
T. W Tomlison
Kimball Man Sent Up for Forgery
Edward C overbaurgh was sentenced by Judge Grimes to an indeterminate term of from one to twenty years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to forging a check for $12.50 in Kimball Nebraska on January 29.
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Kimball
Neb
Edward Coverbaurgh
Grimes
Battle near Torreon shapes Mexican Civil War turn
Mexican rebels under Villa concentrate forces for a decisive clash at Torreon as trains push more troops south from Chihuahua. Villa’s army nears Jiminez and Torreon with little resistance, while the Vera government readies a desperate defense to halt further advance toward Mexico City. Federal General Selasco moves north to Bermejillo and Napimi along the railroad.
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Torreon
Villa
Chihuahua
Jiminez
Torr
Vuerta
Bluejackets Guard Haiti Legation Amid Street Fighting
Armed detachments of American sailors from the cruiser Montana guard the American legation and key facilities in Port au Prince Haiti. German bluejackets and marines take protective posts at other foreign legations and German stores as President Michel Oreste seeks refuge aboard a German cruiser after street clashes erupt in the capital.
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Montana
Enable
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Michel Oreste
Lone Bandit Robs Four On Michigan Central Sleeper
A lone bandit boarded the rear sleeper of a Michigan Central train at Jackson Michigan and held up four passengers. Two reluctant but seated porters assisted poorly before a porter signalled the emergency brakes and the robber escaped after about fifteen minutes with roughly 300 dollars.
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Michigan Central
Jackson
Mich
Longtime Capitol Employee Captain Chancey Dies at 84
Captain John T. Chancey, a fifty year special employee of the House of Representatives and holder of the longest continuous service at the capitol, died at age eighty four.
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John T. Chancey
House of Representatives
Capitol
Pershing Takes Command at Frisco Presidio
Brigadier General John J Pershing returns from Manila to assume command of troops stationed at the Presidio San Francisco in a ceremony marking the change in leadership.
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Sidney
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Howard A. Kelly
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American Press Association
OLD Reliable American Bank
United States Depository
Illinois
National
Governor
Shelby M Cullom
Jastro
Live Stock Association
Sidney Mercantile Co
Peete
Sidney Drug Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Bluejackets
U. SS
Lone Bandit
TAIN
Michigan Central Sleeper
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The
Vienna
Popular Cafe
Otto Hink, Jr
Prop
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Hahler
E. Harper
Chichester