Western potato shipping reaches Callaway at $1.50 a bushel
Nebraska items report western potato growers near Scottsbluff selling to Callaway at $1.50 per bushel. Rural districts DI 2 and 38 in Nance counties dedicate Shady Nook and Victory Knoll standard schools. Fire prevention urged in public schools, while murder conviction follows a wage dispute near Pender.
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Frank L. O’rourk
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William Maddox
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Farwell
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DuBois
Ray Mapes
American Legion
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Newcastle
Dixon County
Col
F. E. Kinney
Nebraska
Nebraska Farm Bureau ‘Federation
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Matzen
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Department of Trade and Commerce
Charles Reed
Ehew
Hastings
George Johnseon
State Department of Public Works
Danielson
McKelvie
Davis
Otto Walter
Dodge County
State Supreme Court
Judge Button
Marshal Foch Arrives in New York for American Tour
General Pershing and a large reception greet Marshal Ferdinand Foch on arrival aboard the Paris as Warships escort the famed Allied leader into New York. The Paris trails by a few hours, five forts salute, and Foch receives New York honors before heading to Washington and Kansas City for Legion events.
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General Pershing
Marshal Ferdinand Foch
Marshal Foch
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Diaz
Italy
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Jacques
Belgium
Forts Hamilton
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Roosevelt
Navy
Jules Jusserand
United States
Alton T. Roberts
American Legion
Lexington
State of New York
Gov. Woods
Lower Broadway
City Hall
Hylan
Washington
Harding
Kansas City
Reopen Tin Plate Mills in McKeesport
Pittsburgh October 20 officials of the McKeesport Tin Plate company announce all 44 mills will be operated full time starting next Sunday with continuous operation guaranteed to January 1 1922. The plant has been only partly active recently and about 8000 men will be employed.
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Pittsburgh
McKeesport Tin Plate Company
400 Men Slain in Fight Over Komorum Battle
A Budapest dispatch reports 400 soldiers killed and over 1000 wounded in the Komorum clash between Hungarian nationalist troops and royalists backing former Emperor Charles. The Sunday battle defeated Kari's monarchical hopes.
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Berlin
Komorum
Eperor Charles
Budapest
Kari
Rescue of Two Men Buried in Mine At Britannia Beach
Britannia Beach British Columbia October 20 two men Francis Patenende and L P Craig were rescued after a week trapped in a caved copper mine shaft 2300 feet below the surface they worked through the debris since Thursday and were taken to hospital where they were reported recovering
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Britannia Beach
B. C
Francis Patenende
L. P. Craig
Red Cross Nursing Services Expand Across Nebraska
The American Red Cross broadens state wide nursing efforts in Nebraska with 30 services and 33 nurses, up from two two years ago. Counties added include Brown Cheyenne Cedar Colfax Dawes Dawson Hamilton Keith Knox Madison Nemaha Phelps Sioux Scotts Bluff Sarpy Valley Gosper Sherman, with new rural and school programs boosting public health nursing.
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American Red Cross
Nebraska
Red Cross
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Cheyenne
Cedar
Colfax
Dawes
Dawson
Hamilton
Keith
Knox
Madison
Nemaha
Phelps
Sioux
Scotts Bluff
Sarpy
Valley
Gosper
Sherman
Sand Hill Country
State Bureau of Health
Federated Women's Clubs
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Columbus
Fremont
Lancaster County
Boone County
Bureau of Health
Adams County
Red Cross Center
Hastings
Platte County
Board of Education
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Omaha
Cedar County
Nebraska Junior Red Cross Aids Citizenship Effort
Nebraska Junior Red Cross reports 30,3068 members in 628 Junior Auxiliaries teaching civics in cities like Ogalalla Nelson Loup City and Central City. Programs include sickness care first aid nutrition adenoids operations funded by Junior funds. Annual Roll Call opens Armistice Day November 11 and runs through Thanksgiving to expand community services.
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Red Croes
Nebraska
Ogalalla
Nelson
Loup City
Mair
Central City
Biak
Red Cross
Epitaph Satirizes a Busy Society Woman’s Sudden Death
The epitaph mocks a Sidney lady described as always busy and pressured by social duties. It notes her tea clubs Browning readings luncheons and committees, along with golfing photography driving and knowledge of microbes. Her children rarely visited and her husband signed checks before a sudden death.
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Sidney
Hess
Browning
Delsarte
Sharp Diagnosis and a Doctor’s Debt Tale
A brief quip from the Boston Transcript notes a patient recalling a doctor who seemed to know the ailment. The doctor asked for ten dollars and the patient paid eleven, highlighting a sharp exchange over medical charges in a concise, period voice.
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Boston Transcript
Real Estate Transfers From Local Property Records
Ollie Killgore and wife transfer SE142-13-47 to Rome W. Englert for 2050 dollars. Glenn R. Easterly and others transfer SE14 7-12-51 to Enola A. Vernon for 15733 dollars. Elizabeth Rose Harper and husband transfer part of W% lot 6 block 50 First Add to Sidney to Jacob P. Eckert. Barr Hanna and wife transfer E% of NW% and W% NE% and SE% 26-15-53 to Martin W. Dimery and W. P. Miles for 8320 dollars.
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Ollie Killgore
Rome W. Englert
Glenn R. Easterly
Enola A. Vernon
Elizabeth Rose Harper
Jacob P. Eckert
Sidney
Barr Hanna
Martin W. Dimery
W. P. Miles
Reid's Auto Pictures thrills crowds at U S A Theatre
Fans flock to see Reid star in Too Much Speed a Byron Morgan race track tale. Dusty Rhoades pilots fast cars to win a race and wed Virginia as Pat MacMurran frets. The story continues What's Your Hurry with Dusty eloping after a speeding chase and jailbreak.
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Paramounc Pictures
Wallace Reid
Byron Morgan
Mr. Reid
Dusty Rhoades
Virginia MacMurran
Agnes Ayres
Pat MacMurran
Theodore Roosevelt
Virginia
Witty and Wise At last Los Angeles is shocked
A citywide reaction stuns Los Angeles as an earthquake triggers a rare moment of public surprise. The quote from Dallas News hints at a broader sense of wonder reflects on public attitudes and urban resilience in the aftermath.
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Los Angeles
Dallas News
Contingency Notes From Tacoma Papers
A fragment from the Tacoma Ledger and Tacoma News-Herald credits providence and humor, noting the shoe man must buy coal and the coat man needs shoes, reflecting everyday challenges and pragmatic wit amid hardship.
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Tacoma News-Herald
Man Finds Floating Simple Like Easing Into Loans
A compact reflection notes that learning to swim eases floating alone, likening it to the ease of floating a loan in later life. The saying ties personal skill to financial confidence with a dry, wry tone.
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Sun Dodger
Presbyterian Circle Meeting Notice and Local Sale
The Presbyterian Circle will meet at the church on Thursday November 10 at three o'clock. A clothing donation to the Red Cross is requested, contact Mrs. Fietcher Mann or drop items in the courthouse basement. A big street sale of furniture and household goods is set for Saturday November 5 by Col V F Kucera. Candy 18 per pound at The Candy Kitchen.
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Presbyterian Circle
Red Cross
Fietcher Mann
Court House
V. F. Kucera
Public sale listing from street sale near post office
A public sale will offer for sale on the street across from the post office items including a heating stove a chiffoniere a kitchen cabinet a rocker a sewing machine six dining chairs a dining table two rugs a bed complete a gas stove a refrigerator and other small household articles
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