Railroad Through Trains Skip Local Stops Between Cities
Passenger trains 101 and 302 will not stop locally between Sidney and Bridgeport and Sidney and Steeling. Extra daily except Sunday will carry sleeping dining and reclining chair cars with seats free on through trains. Tickets and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For info maps timetables and tickets contact agent M A Sirm an or General Passenger Agent J W Wakeley Omaha Nebraska.
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Sidney
Bridgeport
Steeling
United States
Canada
M. A. SiirMan
Omaha
Nebraska
Hints On Making Ice Cream In Freezers
Extension service advises proper freezing and agitation for smooth ice cream. Use one part salt to nine or ten parts ice, layer ice and salt, pack tightly, and avoid brine drainage. Stop agitation when mixture is smooth and fluffy, then allow to harden without further mixing.
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Dairy Department
College of Agriculture
Corn Farm Economics in Gage County Reveals Profit Range
A county study shows corn costs 1208 dollars per acre with 27 cents per bushel, 516 acres grown on 104 land yielding 44.6 bushels per acre. Labor split between field work and harvest, net profit ranges from about 2 to 7 dollars per acre depending on price. Results come from farmer records and the county agent.
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Gage County
Hughes Boom Presents Republican Struggle for Harmony and Roosevelt Veto
Republican leaders in Chicago confront a Hughes boom while fearing loss of control. They seek harmony by offering Roosevelt veto power or influence over pickable nominees, hoping to neutralize the Hughes surge and unite factions before the convention. First-ballot vote tallies show Hughes leading with 202, Roosevelt at 175, Weeks 200, and others scattered across the field.
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Nicago
Justice Hughes
Roosevelt
Hughes
Progressive Party
Mr Roosevelt
Tlughes
Weeks
Burton
Cummins
Fairbanks
Root
Sherman
Knox
Brumbaugh
Ford
Salad preparation tips from the College of Agriculture
The College of Agriculture advises practical salad practices. Use distinct large-cut pieces, ensure all ingredients are cooled, season dressing well, mix flavors that blend, combine just before serving, and present attractively.
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College of Agriculture
P A King Compiles Abstracts and Perfects Titles
P A King compiles abstracts and perfects titles, creating concise summaries and precise legal or scholarly references. The work emphasizes accuracy, clarity, and organization to ensure reliable citation and record keeping.
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P. A. King
Border Troops Parade at El Paso to Boost Confidence
Fort Bliss and nearby posts will join a public parade in El Paso this week as General George Bell says US troops are capable of handling any contingency without outside help. He warns rioters or those ignoring authorities will face military actions and urges citizens to stay off streets during disturbances. Bell notes persistent fears of Mexican attacks.
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Fort Bliss
el Paso
George Bell
Bell
United States
Elephants vanish from Zululand once a paradise for beasts
The New York Times reports all elephants are gone from Zululand. The last animal died on a farm by the Unfolozi river after Cetewayo’s era. A mighty drive killed two and wounded many, ending with a captured elephant whose death signaled the extinction of the herd in the country.
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Zululand
Unfolozi River
Cetewayo
Dugugugu
Unfolozi
Cete
Sardines: From Sardinia to Sun-Dried Tin Packets
The passage explains sardines as pilchards in their spring shoals along Sardinia. It describes netting, washing, beheading, drying on green brush, boiling in olive oil, and packing by packers in tin boxes sealed with soldered joints to preserve the contents.
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Sardinia
Sugar Beet Shipments Arrive From Viadisestok to Seattle
Large quantities of sugar beet seeders shipped from Viadisestok for American farmers have begun arriving at Seattle to supply crops.
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Viadisestok
Seattle
Arkansas storm sweeps state killing dozens across towns
Tornadoes ripped Arkansas causing at least 59 deaths and over 100 injuries. Communications crippled and fatalities rise as Judsonia, Heber Springs, De Lark, Cabot, Hot Springs, Morrillton, Greenland and North Arkansas report extensive destruction. A third of Judsonia wiped out and a missing Black woman blown away near Morrillton.
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Arkansas
Judsonia
Heber Springs
de Lark
Cabot
Hot Springs
Morrillton
Greenland
North Arkansas
Alhough
Japan Peking talks on Shan tung unrest draw Tokyo interest
Tokyo watches negotiations over Shan tung disturbances as the Japanese cabinet meets to assess risks. Officials deny plans to widen military guards on the Chinese railroad but indicate action may occur if Peking fails to provide adequate protection for Japanese citizens.
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Tokyo
Japan
Peking
Shantung Province
Fire starter held in Vancouver probe over $650000 blaze
Abe Craib an eighteen year old American youth is held by Vancouver police as an investigation continues into a statement he made claiming he started the fire that destroyed the Alberta Pacific Grain elevator and the plants of two fish companies causing $650,000 in losses. Craib said he was possessed of a mafia for setting fires and had served time in a San Francisco detention home for incendiary crimes. He arrived in Vancouver months ago from the United States where he said he had been discharged from the army.
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Abe Craib
Vancouver
Alberta-Pacific Grain Company
Craib
San Francisco
United States
Bohemian Leaders Sentenced to Die for Treason
Four members of the Hungarian Czech party have been found guilty of high treason and espionage and sentenced to death. The men include Dr. Kramarsch, leader of the young Czechs, Dr. Rosenhain Zamasol, a bookseller, and Herr Ceverinka, editorial secretary of Narodny Listy. They were charged with leading a movement to bring about rapprochement between Bohemia and Russia.
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Kramarsch
Young
Rosenhain Zamasol
Bookleeper
Herr Ceverinka
Narodny Listy
Bohemia
Russia
Hyphenated Societies Celebrate American Liberty Day
Twenty thousand people joined German American, Austro Hungarian American and Irish American relief groups at Sheepshead Bay Speedway New York. The rally protested claims of disloyalty tied to sympathies with homeland in a struggle for existence.
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Sheepshead Bay Speedway
New York
Suffragists open Chicago convention for Woman's Party
The Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage opened its three day convention at the Blackstone theater in Chicago. The group pledges support for the Susan B Anthony amendment and plans to form a permanent body named the Woman's party during the session.
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Chicago
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Blackstone Theater
Woman's Party
British Casualties in May Reach Severe Levels
May casualties across all operations totaled 1767 officers and 98,470 men, far higher than March and April figures which stood at 20,424 and 20,511 respectively. Mrs. Joseph Wesner spent a few days with her aunt, Mrs. J. M. Nelson.
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Joseph Wesner
J. M. Nelson
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