Omaha Boosters Out To See State
One hundred men representing about fifty million dollars in Nebraska wealth join an all Nebraska trade excursion. The group lists many firms from Omaha and South Omaha including banks, manufacturers, groceries, and rail interests, with a souvenir booklet detailing each member and their ventures. The trip aligns with a polished Union Pacific train and showcases regional business reach across land, livestock, creameries, elevators, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaha
South Omaha
Union Pacific
Omaha National Bank
W. H. Bucholz
Allen Bros. Co
H. D. Rice
Nebraska National Bank
W. E Shepherd
American Radiator Co
A. H. Williamson
Armour & Co
R. E. Harris
Baum Iron Co
D. A. Martindale
Bemis Omaha Bag Co
Frank Frahm
the Bewsher Co
A H. Bewsher
Booth Fisheries Co
Joseph Glenn
Bradford-Kennedy Co
W. Boyd Smith
Byrne & Hammer Dry Goods Co
Roy T. Bryne
L. J. Probsting
T. C Bryne
E Bruce & Co
Farrell & Co
R. A. Farrel
First National Bank
O. T. Eastman
Gate City Hat Co
T W. Josselyn
G. W. Type Foundry
J. BE. Spencer
Hayward Bros. Shoe Co
R. W. Hayward Indep. Telephone Co
I. Abbott
Sten Biscuit Co
A. D Spier
Kingman Plow Co
E. A Hatfield
F. P. Kirkendall & Co
R. W. Moore
Leo Glass-Andreesen Hardware Co
J. Clark Coit
Lininger Implement Co
F. L. Maller
Live Stock National Bank
W. Thomas Loose Wiles Biscuit Co
Martin Merchants
Nat'l Bank
Dugdale
Midland Glass & Paint Co
F. W. Judson
T B. Coleman
Nebraska-Iowa Grain Co
J. H. Wright
Neb Moline Plow Co
O. I. Berkey
Nebraska Telephone Q Co
G. H. Pratt
A. F. McAdams
J. O’brien Co
D J. O'Brien
Swift & Co
G. M. Stevens
Carpenter Paper Co
A. W. Carpenter
United Cereal Mills
A. R. Hobart
United States National Bank
W. E. Rhoades
United States Supply Co
C. H. Ashton
Updike Grain Co
C. L. Babcock
L. Wolff Manufacturing Co
H. R. Riley
Wright & Wilhelmy
W. S. Wright
Adams & Kally Co
H. G. Kelly
Farmers’ Co-Operative Creamery and Supply Co
J. M. Harding
J H. Haney & Co
W. A. McKay
Klopp-Bartlett Co
Joe Redfield
J R. Lehmer
H. W. Neal
I. A. Medlar Co
Irvin A. Medlar
Metz Bros. Brewing Co
Arthur Metz
Rees Printing Co
Samuel Rees, Jr
Geo. Rogers
George Rogers
Union Pacifi Railway
W. D. Lincoln
W. H. Murray
Union Stock Yards Co
E. Buckingham
J. A. Shoemaker
Western Union Tel. Co
C. B. Horton
Nebraska Supreme Court Upholds Pure Food Act Net Weight Rule
Nebraska decision reverses lower court on net weight for packaged goods under the Pure Food Act. Rulings sustain legality of the act in tests against National Biscuit Co. and apply to lard but not cotto lene. The court allows labeled products under distinctive names with ingredients and manufactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuincomn
State Supreme Court
National Biscuit Company
Supreme Court
Reese
Jetton
Pastor Smith on Trial in United Brethren Court
Three ministers from York Omaha and Lincoln arrived in Beatrice Nebraska to form a church court to try Rev J A Smith pastor of the United Brethren church on charges filed against him. Dr Schell of York prosecutes and Rev Burkett defends. The trial opened with charges including first that the minister has violated church discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Neb
United Brethren Church
Pieter Epley
York
M. O. Mclaughlin
Omaha
Mr. Jones
Lincoln
J. A. Smith
Schell
Burkett
Patrick Cooney Acquitted in Mercer Murder Case
A jury in Kearney Nebraska found Patrick E. Cooney not guilty of the murder of Elmer Mercer. Mercer, a saloon patron, was found dead with a broken neck and facial injuries after a quarrel outside the building on December 21. The panel deliberated about two hours. Cooney, a bartender, was defended by four prominent local lawyers while the county and city attorneys prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Neb
Patrick E. Cooney
Elmer Mercer
Cooney
Mercer
Training in hardship builds skill for better positions
The saying notes that being compelled to support a poor farm teaches the trick, so when securing a superior role later one recognizes the method and master it.
Live Stock Notes on Feeding and Breeding Practices
The article emphasizes proper nutrition for colts and cattle, warns against breeding stunted horses, and cautions against overfeeding pigs and choosing size over quality in rams. It endorses milk for hog development, balanced rations with corn, tankage and bran, and cites Wyoming station findings that barley with alfalfa can match corn for mutton, reducing alfalfa and grain requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilly
Wyoming
Graft and the fight against hidden corruption
A quotation from Joseph W. Foik argues that no city or state is harmed by enforcing public laws against graft. It warns against tolerating depravity and asserts that tyrannical rule stems from officials ignoring the people’s will and that civic virtue requires overthrowing depravity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Foik
Decoration Day Program Set for May 16
The 1941 Decoration Day program in Sidney features a 10:00 a.m. parade from Odd Fellows Hall to the cemeteries led by the Sidney Military Band, Veterans, and school children. At 2:00 p.m. a second procession to the opera house will be led by the Sidney Juvenile Band for afternoon exercises including Lincoln's Address, recitations, songs, flag drills, and the Star Spangled Banner with local clergy and bands participating.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Sidney Military Band
Sidney
Opera House
Zinnecker
Lincoln
Gettysburg
McLernon
Travel Kit Essential Remedy Promised On Every Trip
Advice urges carrying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on journeys as it cannot be obtained aboard cars or steamships and is sold by all dealers for immediate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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Bentley Automobile Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Overland
Jackson Furniture Co
Gm Harper Whiskey
Kruse & Klein
Chichester S
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Grand Street
Nebraska News
Blue Springs
United Brethren Hospital
Pastor Smith
Divines of
Rooming House
E. R.yaegle
Oprietr
McAleese Building
Sidney, Neb
Patrick Cooney
James L. McIntosh
Rey Zionecker