Nebraska State Prosperity Promotes Come and See Visitors
Nebraska Bureau of Labor and Statistics extols state growth since 1867 with 160000 farms 4000 plants 6000 miles of railroad and vast dairy, grain, alfalfa output. The piece invites homeseekers to invest land at $20-$50 an acre and “come and see” Nebraska’s climate, soil, schools, and prosperity.
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Nebraska Bureau of Labor & Statistics
Nebraska
Missouri River
Great American Desert
Mapa
Pennsylvania
Netraska
United States
Nathapiel
Nazareth
Phillip
Peetz Community Notes Brighten Holiday Week
E Blackwood of Nelson Nebraska visits at the Jones home. Stanberry Missouri visitors arrive to stay through the Fourth with Gallagher family. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Frazier's. ice cream social held in Frazier building. Grand ball planned in Tappan hall. Multiple residents travel to Sidney and Waterbury. Weather remains dry, grain needs rain, Sunday school and church urged.
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E. Blackwood
Nelson
Neb
Ladies’ Aid
Tappan Hall
Ole Simonson
John Frazier
Sidney
Frazier Building
Geo. Tappan
Waterbury
Mies Robinette
Mrs. Robinette
Mrs. Gallagher
J.B. Smaithie
Mre. R. Lowe
Bill
Mies M. Lowe
Peetz
Bill Lowe
F. L. Whitelock
Doctor Patient Exchange and Straw Vote Quip
A doctor and patient exchange jests about medical questions and a morning straw vote is noted as a light moment. A separate quip about marriage has the punchline that troubles and humor mix in a casual editorial tone.
Vanity and Fashion Spur Cautions on Hair Purchases
Commentary notes vanity as men scorn women for buying hairpieces and women scorn men for fashion purchases. It observes men in the east taking risks by insuring at high temperatures, implying imprudent financial behavior amid heat.
Drought Strains Oshkosh as Pathfinder Dam Lowers River
The Oshkosh Herald reports dangerously low river levels due to Pathfinder Dam filling. Water is scarce, stagnating, and the riverbed resembles a sandy desert with few pools or islands.
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Pathfinder
Oshkosh Herald
Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Mrs Weaver’s Health
Mrs. T. C. Weaver of Lexington Nebraska reports kidney trouble with back pain nervousness and headaches. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills she improved quickly and has remained free of kidney trouble. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents Foster MIlburn Co Buffalo NY as agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Abe
Dean
Sidney
T. C. Weaver
Lexington
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Evle
United States
Doan
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Fuller & Johnston
Aermotor
Essig
G. H. Willis
W. H. Kleinke
J. L. Willis
Dalton State Bank
Dalton, Nebr
W.S. Rodman
H. H. Looschen
O. A. Torgerson
R. W. Devoe
Mgr
The
W. S. Rodman Realty Co
Cheyenne Co
Bee Bidg
Omaha, Neb
Western
Sidney, Neb
OUR
American Bank
NEBR
Nelson & CO
Potter, Nebraska
Mitchell
C. J. Hellwig
North Side Blacksmith
M. W. Osborn
Colo
Dr. Jones
Pete Lenzen
the Gance
Peets
Sod Town
Claude Garey
Lewis Garey
Lena Rilea
Miss Best
Miss Galligur
Mrs. Clark
Lew Garey
Alice Garey
Flora Eddy
Consultfox
Ing
Louisville Courier-Journal
Detroit Free Press
Cocusia
Bair
Sidney Mercantile Co
Sidney Mercantile Company
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Wyoming
Thermopolis
M. A. Shipman
L. W. Wakeley
Omaha
Cr. W. Hornaday
Schlitz Beer
Tobdin Biock
A. Pease & Sons
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