Farmers Use of Farm Loan Act Gains Nebraska Interest
Farmers across Nebraska show strong interest in the Federal Farm Loan Act. Banks favor farmers organizing loan associations to access long term credit. Borrowers must apply with a minimum aggregate $20,000, form a temporary secretary treasurer committee, and stock purchases of 5 percent are required, with loans backed by the Federal Land Bank.
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Nebraska
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Nebraska
Federal Land’ Bank of
Land Bank
Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Marat's Deadly Prescription Debated By Historians
Memoirs of a papal envoy who was one of Marat's patients recount a hazardous remedy prescribed by Marat. The envoy quotes Marat calling the medicine for him a poison and notes the chemist’s refusal to supply it. The account suggests Marat may have mistaken the envoy for a patient at the physician’s stable.
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Marat
Jacob
Baltimore American Notes On Library Tables and Buffets
A fragment from the Baltimore American references library tables and buffets in extent. The quoted dialogue hints at family relations and a mistaken statement about a baby’s resemblance to its father. Unclear context but suggests social or domestic commentary from the period.
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Baltimore American
Motor hearse to aid Harper response service
Harper purchases a motor hearse rated at fifty horsepower able to travel at high speed in emergencies. The vehicle will respond to calls miles around to convey injured patients to doctors or hospitals as needed.
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Hae
Emer- Mirae
Mire
Harper
Sidmey
News of Nebrasks Interesting Happenings Condensed
A wide slice of Nebraska items includes coal price hikes, W. V. Allen elected district judge in Norfolk, Ord beats Spaulding 31 to 0 with Saunders injured, Ridgell hospitalized after a fire alarm, Lincoln to host Nebraska Press association, mad dog killed, golden wedding in Shubert, Union Pacific suit over eight hour law, spelling reform debate, Harvey Walker found dead, snow reports across railways, J N Lyman death in California, Burkett killed crossing, Syracuse resident Joan Strong dies, Mayor Cahiman supports woman suffrage, Tom Dudans found frozen, brewery output post prohibition, labor shortages in corn husk work, No 2 hard wheat record prices, Omaha railcar disputes, Hoagland complaint over car shortages, Nebraska corn yield and storage data, missing Ernest Myers, Wyoming crop boom, state teachers association nominating race, Lincoln Telephone appeal over property valuation, and election results hint at Democratic gains despite prohibition success.
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W. V. Allen
United States
Norfolk
Ord
Ord High School
Spaulding College
Saunders
Spaulding
W. S. Ridgell
Lincoln
Nebraska Press Association
F. M. Holmes
Charles A. Pond
Richardson County
Shubert
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Nebraska
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
Harvey Walker
Missouri
Ior. J. N. Lyman
Adams County
Hastings
Ocean Park
Cal
A. Burkett
Ogallah
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Burkett
Joan W. Strong
Syracuse
Cahiman
Tom Dudans
South
Labor Commissioner's Office
Omaha Grain Exchange
Judge Pole
Nebraska Railway Commission
Tts
Oregon
State Commission
Hoagland
North Platte
State Railway Commission
Leypoldt & Wickstrom
Hershey
Union Pacific Road
Princeton Harvard Captains Ready to Meet Rivals
Princeton and Harvard captains prepare for pivotal matchups with top rivals. The teams emphasize strategy, conditioning, and leadership as they eye crucial conference games and potential postseason implications.
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Princeton
Harvard
Strike Threatens Nationwide Walkout Over Eight Hour Law
A New York conference between railroads and four brotherhoods failed to agree on applying the Adamson eight hour law. With 400000 workers involved, the strike order remains in effect, threatening a nationwide railroad walkout. Both sides cited the mileage pay system and ongoing constitutional suits as obstacles. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing discussed foreign issues, while officials warned of dangerous Mexican and submarine developments.
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Adanson
New York
National Conference Committee of the Railways
Brotherhood
Elisha Lee
William G. Lee
A. B. Garretson
Lees
Wilson Back at His Desk Faces Anxiety Over House
President Wilson returns to the White House desk as he weighs a tense House situation. Officials report Cabinet contact and federal strategy discussions amid political pressure and ongoing legislative negotiations.
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Wilson
House
Graves Case Details Letters Seized in Diplomatic Extortion Plot
Graves a self styled Maser Spy was arrested in Washington on charges of attempting to extort three thousand dollars from Countess von Bernstorff wife of the German ambassador. The case stems from a conference among Justice Department district attorney representatives and a German embassy counsellor. Graves held letters stolen from the German embassy and sought payment to withhold them. He is free on one thousand dollars bail in New York.
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Karl Armgaard Graves
Washington
von Bernstorff
Department of Justice
Prince Hatzfeldt
Countess von Bernstorff
Graves
Department of, ‘Justice
New York
Liberty
AT THE CHURCHES ST PATRICK MASS SUNDAY
St Patrick s Catholic Church holds Mass at 9 each Sunday a burning service at 7 30 and instruction each Saturday at 2 o clock.
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St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Saint Peters Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church Services
Saint Peters Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church holds services on the first, third, and fourth Sundays at 11 AM with Sunday school at 10:30 AM. Family or young people meetings follow church services. Ladies Aid meets every second Wednesday. Fifth Sunday services are at Lars Christiansen’s home north of Dix. Christ Episcopal Church offers children’s service and Sunday School at 10 AM and morning service with sermon by Rev Henry Ives at 11 AM.
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Potter
Young People's Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Gmn
J. Nelson
Lars Christensen
Dix
Christ Episcopal Church
Henry Ives
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Installment
Trinity Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 and worships at 11 00 and 7 30 with prayer meeting Thursday at 2 30 Choir practice after the meeting Mrs Fuller leads the choir and the pastor will be installed Thursday November 23 at 7 30 by Dr Harman of North Platte Neb assisted by Rev Powell Oshkosh Neb Dr Harmon will deliver the charge to the pastor and Rev Powell to the people Attendance is urged and all are welcome to every service
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Trinity ‘Lutheran Church
Fuller
Synod
Harmon
North Platte
Nebr
Powell
Oshkosh
Grace Lutheran Service Installations at Gurley
Grace Lutheran in Gurley invites the community to afternoon worship at 2 30 and Sunday School at 3 30. On Friday November 24 at 7 30 the pastor will be installed by Synod president Dr C B Harmon of North Platte assisted by Rev Powell of Oshkosh Nebr. Dr Harmon will deliver the pastor's charge. Everyone welcome at all services.
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Grace Lutheran
Gurley
Synod
C. B. Harmon
North Platte
Powell
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Fremont
Wilton
Joseph
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Mellor
State Board of Agriculture
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Hebron
Myers
Grand Island
Judge Harrison
Harrison
Julian Lever
Wyoming Ines
Northwestern
Walters
Wyoming
Casper
State Teachers’ Association
Ruth Pyrtle
Teader
Nebraska Supreme Court
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Johnson County District Court
Republiccan
Morrissey
Fawcett
Senate
Proios
American Press Association
Edison
Edison” Store
W. Leroy Larson
Prop
Sidney, Neb
Saint Peter's
Falck
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