How They Do It Lincoln July State Board Tests Teas And Coffees
Members of the state board of control conducted a hands on tasting exercise to compare teas and coffees. Chairman Hotcomb and Judge Kennedy led the tests with assistance from the Food Commissioner Wiener Harman and State Chemist Redverp. Six brands were prepared without sugar or cream and sampled slowly to judge flavor and aroma for eventual testing at state institutions.
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Lincoln
State Board of Control
Thetic
Hotcomb
Kennedy
Wiener Harman
Redverp
Bridget
The
Food Commission
County School Notes and Institute Plans in Sidney
Regular teachers examination set for July 24 and 25 at the County Superintendent office. Reading circle test available. those who missed spring work may complete it. Cheyenne County Teachers Institute to be held at Sidney High School for one week starting August 18 with instructors from Kearney Normal and Omaha schools. The program includes two picture study periods daily and a public lecture by Miss Frances M. Richardson titled The Growth and Triumphs of the American Flag at Tobin opera house. Tickets offered at a reasonable price to cover expenses. seats reserved on request.
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Cheyenne County Teachers’ ‘Institute
Sidney
O. W. Neale
Kearney State Normal
Jane Chappell
Omaha
W. S. Bostder
Lodgepole
Neale
Institute
Frances M. Richardson
Tobin Opera House
Miss Richardson
W. A. McCune
Utica
Lodi
Cal
Mokelumme River
J. P. Morgan
New York State
John Nicholson
Vandalia
William D. Bilingsley
Kent Island
Chesapeake Bay
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
United States
Dunne
Illinois
Kweihwachong
Mongolia
J. W. Benning
Gregory
Theodore Pogue
Pogue
West Quincy
James
John Chandler
Government Lock
Keokuk
Geneva
Woodrow Wilson
Eleanor Wilson
Cornish
N. H
Harlakenden House
Toledo Museum of Art
Ensign Lowry
Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Commodore Perry
Fulton
Ind
Julius Brand
Denver
Anna Dell Spencer
Brand
Buffalo
Union Pacific
Pacific Roads
McReynolds
Southern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Seattle
George Riggs
Riggs
Advice to Young Men by Noah Porter
A compact admonition urging self reliance and industry for young men. It counsels honesty, restraint, and personal responsibility, advises avoiding excessive advice, and emphasizes pursuing work with energy and a moral compass. It ends claiming adherence would bring a millennium.
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Noah Porter
Milk and cream available at St George Ranch by phone
Residents are invited to contact the St George Ranch to order milk or cream at any time. The notice emphasizes convenient availability and a simple ordering process via phone.
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St. George Ranch
Probe of Lobbying Charges Sparks House Inquiry
The House authorized an investigation into Mulhall charges and all lobbying allegations, forming a seven member committee chaired by Garrett of Tennessee. Democrats Cline Russell and Rodenberry join, with Stafford and Willis, plus Nolan, to probe the influence of lobbyists and related assertions about former leaders and associations.
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Washington
Mulhall
Henry
House
Levy
New York
Clark
Garrett
Tenn
Cline
Ind
Russell
Rodenberry
Stafford
Wis
Watson
Pearce
Mann
Vreeland
Judiciary Committee
Bannon
Congress
Pearre
Cannon
Manufacturers’ Association
Real Estate Laws and Trespass on Sky Right
A discussion notes that real estate rights extend downward and upward but enforces trespass only when property is enclosed. It argues no jury would convict for a shortcut across an unbounded corner and that owning air space would require enclosure, limiting claims against aviators.
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United States
Union Pacific Loses Case In Colorado Supreme Court
In Colorado the supreme court reversed a Weld county district ruling and held the Union Pacific Railroad cannot hold 200 feet of trackside right of way for its own use unless used for railroad purposes. Similar Nebraska and federal cases have favored the railroad on land claims from original government grants.
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Omaha
Colorado
Supreme Court
Weld County
District Court
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Nebraska
Compare Levies School Funds in Lincoln Greater Per Capita Than in Omaha
Lincoln reports a 27 mill school levy now, 12 mills above Omaha, rising to 35 mills in 1913 figures. Lincoln with 40 percent of Omaha enrollment paid 70 percent of the metro district tax collected, per state superintendent data.
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Lincoln
Omaha
Metropolitan
Another Tax Appeal Reaches State Supreme Court
Annie Kuykendall and Minnie B. Cook appeal a Douglas county tax valuation ruling. They contest raising a lot and house valuation from 176000 to 412000 after lower court denial. Commissioners valued the lot at 400000, with previous assessment at 264000.
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Lincoln
Douglas County
State Supreme Court
Annie Kuykendall
Minnie B. Cook
Douglas
Tramp in Fairbury Fires Shot at Bathers After Poker Dispute
A July incident along the Little Bine river in Fairbury Nebraska involved a wandering man who claimed he was robbed during a poker game. He seized a shotgun and fired at bathers, injuring no one due to a poor aim. Police intervened, a fight ensued, and he was disarmed and jailed.
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Fairbury
Neb
Little Bine
Wealthy Cass County farmer killed in Greenwood crash
Lincoln July 10 W D Conn a Greenwood Neb farmer was killed in his own auto here He stood on the running board trying to stop the car when it struck a post and crushed him between a steel fire alarm box and the vehicle Conn was among the wealthiest farmers of Cass county.
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Lincoln
W. D. Conn
Greenwood
Neb
Conn
Cass County
Frank Howard Ends Life in Home Shooting
Ord Neb July 9 Frank Howard aged 32 shot himself in the temple at his home and died within minutes. He had been waiting on customers at a restaurant shortly before. He leaves a wife and three children and his mind is believed to have been deranged.
Girl dies after train hits auto at Walthill crossing
In Omaha on July 9 Miss Hazel Bensaoff eighteen of Lake Park died at Presbyterian hospital Walthill Neb from a Burlington passenger train colliding with a motor car near the crossing. The incident marks the third fatality at that crossing. Ralph Craigs body recovered from Lake Kearney after a daylong search. the eight year old was pulled from the lake.
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Omaha
Hazel Bensaoff
Lake Park
Presbyterian Hospital
Walthill
Neb
Burlington
Ralph Craig
Lake Kearney
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Jianna
OLD Reliable American Bank
United States Depository
Mann Denis
Senate Committee
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Cleveland
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Alexander & Baldwin
A. S. Smith
Tennille
Farmers’ Union
National Farmers' Union
New Orleans
R. D. Bowen
Texas Branch of the Union
Barrett
National Organization
H.H Mobley
Prairie Grove
Ark
State Farmers’ Union
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Arkansas
Mobley
the Capitol
F. B. Tobin
Schlitz Beer
Tobin
Farmer
Cchdensed
Chartres Werner
Chi Cagzo Wbeong Academy
Edmond Po Creecy
Ft Polit
St. Lous
Atuwerp
Ao Beiggnain
C Satter
Lancoln
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Joseph A Fansler
East St Louis
Charles Webb
Charles S Lambert
America
Earth
Egypt
Rome
Mankhd Ag
Whitemound
Chamberlain
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P. Millett
First National Bank
Sidney, Neb
L. Andrews
R. J K. Elms
North Platte
Cleburne Block
Joseph Oberfelder
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Government Land
Busineas Xu Specialty
Court House
Gapen Building
J.S. Hoagland
W. V. Hoagland
Hoagland & Hoagland, Attorneys AT Law
A. A. Sharp
P. O
Clara, Neb
Jr- H. BE. Mantor
Stowitts Building
J. O. Swatzlander, M. D
Sidney, Nebraska
W. D. Taylor
Sunol
J. D. Willms
Dalton, Nebraska
N. Tillman Owen
Glenn Bliss
Oberfelder Building
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