Nebraska Photographers Convene with Displays and Dairies
The Nebraska Photographers association held its twenty fifth convention in Lincoln at the Lindell hotel with demonstrations led by Alva C Townsend. Reports cover views from Pennsylvania and the Women’s Federation of Photographers America, and a note on “glanders” in Scottsbluff County prompting state veterinary action.
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Lincoln
The
Nebraska Photographers Association
Lindell Hotel
Pennsylvania Professional Photographers’ Society
Woman's Federation of Photographers of America
Alva C Townsend
Rail Board
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Decline on Lambs
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha on May 6 cattle receipts were large with general demand keen. Cattle prices fell about a dime from Tuesday, veal strong, bulls and feeders steady to bullish, sheep and lambs slow with lambs steady to easier and mutton down about a dime. Mexican lambs and wooled westerns commanded top quotes while clipped lambs and ewes showed mixed levels.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Awes
Philadelphia Urges Suit for Customs Fraud
The grand dues at Philadelphia urged the United States to sue Wanna maker for customs fraud. James Deering gave a million dollars to Wesley hospital in Chicago as a memorial to his father and sister. A schooner wreck near Long Branch, New Jersey drowned several fight persons. Chicago’s municipal store to aid the poor will close at month’s end. Dr Ravenel, famed bacteriologist, leaves University of Wisconsin for Missouri University. Senator Gore files a bill to cap interstate through passenger fares to locals.
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Philadelphia
United States
Wannamaker
James Deering
Wesley Hospital
Chicago
Charles K. Buckley
Long Branch
N. J
Ravenel
University of Wisconsin
Missouri University
Gore
Co operative pruning and spraying demonstrations in Nebraska
The horticultural department of the Nebraska College of Agriculture conducts pruning and spraying demonstrations with farmers statewide. University Farm specialists are treating 8,500 trees, and counties with farm demonstrators cooperate with farm management associations.
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Horticultural Department
Nebraska College of Agricultural
Nebraska College of Agriculture
University
Prisoner Mary Jones Freed by Governor Ammons
An official release announced by Governor E M Ammons reports that "Mother" Mary Jones, held as a military prisoner in the Walsenburg Cole jail, has been released. The item notes the unusual basis of the release and timing within state governance.
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Mary Jones
Walsenburg
Cole
E. M. Ammons
John Johnson
Sterling
Fred Rautert, Sr
Rautert
Nora McBain
Macccabee Hall
Erie
Samuel Standter
Chicago Markets May 7 Closing Prices and Cash Rates
Wheat May 93 85 cents, July 88 cents. Corn May 66 1/? cents, July 66 44. Oats July 37 44 cents, September 35 4. Pork July 20.05, Sept 20.10. Lard July 10.17, Sept 10.25. Ribs July 11.20, Sept 11.22. Cash: No 2 hard wheat 94 4? 43? No 2 corn 68 cents, No 3 white oats 38 39 cents. Cattle receipts 15,000. beefs 72 to 96 dollars, western steers 7.19 to 8.10, stockers 5.00 to 8.30, cows 3.70 to 8.60, calves 6.2 to 9.00. Hogs receipts 18,000. prices 8.45 to 8.55, light 8.35 to 8.60, heavy 8.10 to 8.55, rough 8.08 to 8.25, pigs 7.39 to 8.40. Sheep receipts 22,000. westerns 5.1 to 6.0, yearlings 5.60 to 6.85, lambs 6.10 to 7.65.
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Chicago
Steady
Searlings
Race meeting abandoned after troops refusal at Tulsa jockey club
R J Allison, president of the Tulsa Jockey Club, said the race meeting would be abandoned following Adjutant General Canton’s refusal to withdraw state troops from the grounds. Widespread events include New Haven inquiry witnesses set to testify on Billiard Co operations and the death of journalist George Townsend known as Gath at his son in law's New York home aged seventy three. Officers of five cereal companies met to fix oatmeal prices amid government anti trust proceedings while Southern Democrats filibustered Terrel’s district of Columbia municipal judge confirmation.
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Canton
Tulsa
Okla
Jockey Club
R. J. Allison
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Billard Company
George Alfred Townsend
Gath
Te. F. Bonaventure
New York
Cereal Trust
Robert H Terrel
Pegro
District of Columbia
Senate
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A. A. Clark
Metropolitan Hotel
Bray and
Transio
Lloyd Mann
C.M. Wright
NEW Harper Building
Nebraska News
Tion
Glanders
Scottsbluff County
State Railway Commission
H. Herpelshiemer
Lincoln Street Railway Company
College View
Supreme Court
J. J.ord
H. W. Orr
Licensing Board
State Board of Control
Orthopedic
Omaha
Geneva
Secretary of State
Nebraska
Harman
Maher
John G. Maher
George W. Berge
Scottsbluff
Eigin
Magiew
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Fifth
P. W Shea
Orleans
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Hanna Coal
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Sidney, Neb
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Popular Cafe
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C. M. Wright
Culster’s
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