Leftover guidance and fashion foibles in a satirical column
A lighthearted column mocks thrift tips for housewives and fashion tricks that alter height perception. It notes a 77 year old suitor in Iowa marrying a widow's daughter, jokes about a man making a woman his mother-in-law, and previews new war songs as moral prompts.
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Iowa
Nebraska Notes Highlights From Kearney March 15
Arthur C Hopkine shot by cousin Roxy Clark in an apparent mishap. Four Shelton youths join the Pacific squadron. Minta Painter of Broken Bow nearly poisoned by locally bought choke rates saved by physician. Albert Simmons badly mangled arm in corn shredder and loses it. Ernest Hoerler travels to New York to marry a Swiss fiancée. Over 100 Nebraska ex residents attend Southern California federated societies banquet. Dr Hayes of Valentine injured in runaway. Arbor Day April 22 named for free catalpa trees to Omahan children. Bequests of 15000 to Nebraska institutions from Mrs Worthington estate. F C Reynolds of Hastings jailed for ear biting incident. Train fatality near St Paul as boy dies after foot caught in cattle guard. Joseph Heront of Howells commits arson during temporary insanity.
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Broken Bow
Albert Simmons
Lexington
Ernest Hoerler
New York
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Union
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Omaha
J. L Lrandeis Company
George Worthington
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Nebraeks
F. C. Reynolds
Hastings
Mnust
Lincoln
Henry Breckner
Frank Kotrch
St. Paul
Neb
Union Pacific
Joseph Heront
Howells
Heront
Inheritance Battle Heads for Probate Court Denver
The helegat law of D W White contesting a will, heard in probate court at Denver on May 17, claims the deceased lacked testamentary capacity and was unduly influenced. The outcome is awaited as both White and the liberra have long resided there.
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Broken Bow
Independent
Nebraska
Colorado
Scotta Bluff
Cheyenne
Sidney
Bridgeport
Oaksland
Joseph E. Nelson
Lodgepole Valley
Cheyenne County
Dalton
A. E. Hedlund
Oakland
Sterling
Burlington
Union Pacific
Phillips County
Farming in a Dry County Overseen by Campbell Methods
In a dry farming county the main livelihoods are grazing and crops. corn and grain are key standbys. Campbell's farming methods are used to some extent with satisfactory results, according to Oakland Nebraska Independent.
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Cheyenne County
Campbell
Oakland
Ned
Thomas Tillotson Inquiry Concludes in Omaha
Complete testimony on the Thomas Tillotson controversy is in Secretary Moss and Inspector Lindland hands. The civil service commission and the post office department will jointly review the case after transcripts are prepared. Postmaster Thomas defended himself against charges of using authority to shake down subordinates.
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Omaha
Thomas Tillotson
Moss
Lindland
Civil Service Commission
Post Office Department
Thomas
River changing its course near Harney Nebraska City
The Missouri River again causes damage at Harney Nebraska with farms already submerged and banks caving in. Burlington track lies a half mile from the erosion risking more bottom land as the river shifts its course near the bluff edges and forces A J Comstock to move his house.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Harney
Bluffs
Burlington Railway
J. Comstock
Roster of Nebraska veterans to be updated by officials
Lincoln March 20 The roster of soldiers living in Nebraska who have seen service will be compiled with help from state and county officers. The last roster was in 1897, listing nearly 25 000 veterans. Also in Ord March 22 G L Miller district superintendent of the Nebraska Children’s Home Society filed a statutory charge in county court against Chris Miller who admitted illegal relations with his daughters aged sixteen and eighteen.
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Wall
Man
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G L. Miller
Theebraska
Cheyenne County
Frank Poppen
Harrn Poppen
Albertje Lippstrue
Haro Poppen
Sidney
District Court
H. M. Grimes
William M Gratiot
John 4. Falter
Martha Dewey
Mary K. Dewey
Hacer M Davey Della J. Sundstrom
Francis K. Dewey
Alvin C. Dewey
Myrtie G
Court House
Nebraska Central Building and Loan Association
Herovitt
Charles M Sheeley
Jesse Bosheelsy
J.C. Gallagher
Township
Sheyenne County
Nebaska
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
North Platte
Abiram Johnson
Swift
Roy Nelson
George Kretz
Charles Chambers
Otto Kurz
B. Evans
Register
Browning on Hope and Sanity Amid Adversity
A Browning poem fragment reflects on wisdom in goodness, safety in meekness, and sanity over madness. The speaker expresses hopeful imagery of the sun piercing clouds and suggests that the best beginnings should not end in worst outcomes. The verse stresses endurance and faith in providence.
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Robert Browning
Wheat and cattle market roundup from Chicago
Closing prices show wheat May at 90 3/4 cents, July at 89 3/4, Sept at 89 1/2. Corn May 48 1/2 cents, July 50 4/4, Sept 51 1/4. Outs two prices 31 1/4 and 30 3/4 cents. Cattle receipts 14,000. beeves 5.10 to 6.75. western steers 4.75 to 5.57. stockers 4.00 to 5.75. cows 2.60 to 5.75. calves 4.75 to 7.25. Hogs receipts 26,000. prices 6.75 to 7.15 for light, 6.50 to 6.90 for heavy, 6.50 to 6.65 for rough. pigs 6.65 to 7.10. bulk 6.57 to 6.90. Sheep receipts 14,000. natives 3.00 to 5.15, westerns 3.25 to 5.30, yearlings 4.76 to 5.60, lambs 5.00 to 6.55.
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Chicago
Diaz Too Proud to Yield Move Shocks Mexican Crisis
San Antonio March 22 members of the local junta of the revolutionists doubt Finance Minister Limantour can seal a peace with Diaz. They expect American intervention in Mexico within a week. The rebels say Diaz is too proud to accept any peace terms.
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Tex
Revolutionists
Limantour
Diaz
Mexico
Troops Sail for Hawaii to Join Fort Schofield Garrison
San Francisco reports the transport Crook carries 500 officers and men from the First and Second battalions of the Second Infantry under Colonel F. W. Mansfield along with 165 men from the Fifth Cavalry and First Field Artillery and a few recruits. They sail for Honolulu to reinforce Fort Schofield Hawaii.
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Second Infantry
F. W. Mansfield
Fifth Cavalry
First Field Artillery
Crook
Honolulu
Fort Schofield
Hawaii
Mexican raiders force cattle drive near Alpine
General Duncan of the Department of Texas ordered cavalry troops from El Paso and Marathon to Alpine after reports that Mexican marauders crossed the border near Chishos and drove away cattle.
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San Antonio
Tex
Alpine
Chishos
Duncan
Department of Texas
el Paso
Marathon
Nine Men Killed in Hazel Mine Disaster at East Cannonsburg
Nine foreign workers perished in a cave in the Hazel mine of Pittsburg and Buffalo Coal at East Cannonsburg Pa. A slate roof collapse trapped a group of ten men as they were moved to their rooms. Rescue teams cleared the rubble and recovered the bodies. only one American survived.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Buffalo Coal Company
East Cannonsburg
David Donley
Hearing on settlement of estate accounts in Cheyenne County
Legal notices announce county court hearings on petitions for final settlement and discharge of administrators in the estates of August Erickson and Henry C. Coker. Court dates set for April 1 1911 and April 9 1911 with publication in the Sidney Telegraph for three consecutive weeks.
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Nebraska
Las Cheyenne
Ald Wel
W. H. Becker
August Erickson
CO. M. Wright
Sidney Telegraph
Oneyenne
Margh
Heennrye Gapeenn
James M. Graham
Cheyenne County
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
North Platte
Neb
Charles L., Rodebauch
Powter
Sidney
Benjamin Barron
Clairence G
Lawrece
Dye
Lewis Davis
Hartey Strable
Potter
E. Evans
Frederick Borges
Cheyenne Sounty
Hesry
Garer
Livestock Market Receipts Report From South Omaha
South Omaha market update for March 22 shows cattle receipts 4500 with gains to 6.10 for beef steers and 5.20 for cows and heifers. Hogs receipts 1607 up to 6.60 for heavy and bacon weights. Sheep receipts 4800 stronger to 4.95 for ewes and 5.40 for yearlings and 6.00 for lambs.
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