Excursions Across Regions Advertised By Landseekers Bureau
Reduced winter tourist rates to southeast Cuba Florida Gulf Coast Texas and the Southwest. Nine months coast excur sions to the Pacific Coast Southern California. March and April colonist trips to Montana Washington Oregon California Utah. D Clem Deaver Omaha Nebraska invites listing former friends back east to contact for farm opportunities and informative materials.
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Cuba
Florida
Gulf Country
Texas
Southwest
Pacific Coast
California
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Utah
D. Clem Deaver
Burlington Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Omaha
Nebraska
No Knife Exam Row for FBI Appointment Report
Federal Bureau of Investigation excludes knife tests in eight examinations linked to appointment, with references to a German component amid procedural notes. The report notes standard screening steps and unclear context about the credentialing process.
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FBI
Sidney High School Notes Highlight Alumni Drive and May 22 Graduation
Local notes cover alumni reporting requests for Bertha Tarble through Grace Gilpin, the May 22 graduation at the opera house with Supt. Gaines delivering the lecture, and the April 13 declamatory contest at Tobin opera house. Debating, track, and baseball prep rally Sidney students for Bridgeport events.
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Sidney
Catherine Greenlee
Catherine
Bertha Tarble
Jesse Moffit
Lulu Burg
Marion Gray
Cecil North
Grace Gilpin
Glenn Pierce
Opera House
N. W. Gaines
Louisville
Neb
Gaines
Supt. Gaines
Alliance
Alliance Normal
Tobin Opera House
Sidney High School
Western Nebraska High
Ogalalla
Sidney Telegraph
Bridgeport
Cline
Russell Dedrick
Earl McConnell
Guy Chambers
Earl Lobb
Frank Yamauchi
Helen Burke
David Rude
Arthur Read
David
Colorado
Arthur
Bushnell
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Cure Across Ages
An advertisement asserts kidney pills cure numerous urinary disorders for men women and children. It features Mrs N C Hawkins of Alliance Nebraska praising the remedy after giving three boxes to her sick boy. Also reports local notices of residents, politics, and travel notes in Sidney and nearby towns.
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Dean
N. C. Hawkins
Northeast Addition
Alliance
Neb
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
How to Win Battles Through Marksmen in War
The piece argues that skilled shooting determines war outcomes. It cites colonial woodsmen using rifles to defend homes and outshoot British forces, and notes Civil War contrasts between Southern riflemen and Northern buyers of firearms. It suggests firearm proficiency shaped early American victory.
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Army
Washington
Work For Improvement Societies
Communities of any size should form improvement societies to handle sanitation and public health tasks. They can clean streets and lands, beautify school grounds, and develop small parks. They can also focus on transportation facilities, grade crossings, and utilities, with nonpartisan local politics as a start.
Real estate ad advice to boost hillside lots sales
A writer recalls a Los Angeles guide to successful real estate advertising. Key tips include pricing right, starting ads early, keeping promises, precise representations, quality copy, and relentless ongoing promotion to build a market and attract buyers for hillside home sites near a major city.
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United States
Los Angeles
Women street repairers in Girard Alabama
In Girard Alabama a town of 2000, women organized to repair streets using picks shovels hoes and rakes. They filled holes cleared debris and sang while onlookers watched including many new admirers and rivals spotting their beaus.
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Girard
Ala
Local Street Planting in Hollywood Aims for Uniform Trees
The Hollywood city council backs street planting with financial aid and local groups like the South Hollywood Improvement Club organize thorough, uniform tree planting along Western avenue and the Colegrove electric car line. In years to come a shaded route from Los Angeles to the sea may exist via Hollywood and Colegrove Road with well cared for trees.
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Hollywood
Cal
Los Angeles Times
South Hollywood
Los Angeles
Colegrove Riong
Elders and trees in Massachusetts inspire a town plan
At a Massachusetts meeting speaker Christopher Clark, 81 years resident of Northampton and former tree warden for 25 years, urged towns to value ancient settler trees. He noted twenty barrels of cement used to halt decay in a single large tree and warned streets may be lined with trees worth at least 1000 dollars each in the future.
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Massachusetts
Christopher Clark
Northampton
Clark
Supreme Court limits utility tree mutilation in streets
Wire stringing rules set by the New Jersey Supreme Court prohibit mutilation of street trees by utility cuts. Streets should be planned with public interests in mind and wires must be placed only in alleys or on rear property lines, at least fifty feet above ground or underground, with future undergrounding to follow.
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New Jersey Supreme Court
Los Angeles Times
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M. A. Suipman
Sidney, Neb
L. W Wakely
G.P. A
Omaha, Neb
Tord
Broadway
Council Bluffs, In
E. R. Yaegle
Frank Pierson
Osborn Bros. & Mann
Edgar Dedrick
Business College
Lexington
Edgar
Ollie Camblin
S. J. Hedges
Thos, Thompson
Harry of
Weyerts
Louis Wasem
Charles Hornaday
Civic Improvement
James Burns
Bayard
Tom Burrows
Grant Harper
Pantenburg
Roy Isenberger
Frank Lehmkuch
Lodgepole
S. B. Hart
Neligh, Neb
Our City
Mr. Hart
H. T. Dean of
Alden
City
Sam Livingston
Bargain Emporiume
C. P. Grant
Cameron
Missouri
North Platte Telegraph
W. H. Clemmons
Fremont Normal
Bridgeport Association
Newton Foster
A. J. Guernsey
Dawson County
Alice Wilkinson Haneen
Kimball County
North Platte Valley Teachers’ Association
the Telegraph
Inter Ocean
Quayle
Chicago
West
Telegraph
N. B
Rake
Beans
Paovsinron
OUR
American Bank
Sidney, Nebr
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
Millan Fur &Woolg
Minneapolis, Minn
Chichester
Ladica
Chicheater
Firand
Bragg
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