Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion Health Booster Ad
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion helps resist disease by supporting blood health and nerve strength. Suitable for children and the sick or run-down, it touts prevention from winter illnesses and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to help. Sold exclusively at The Rexall Store Sidney Drug Co. Sidney Neb.
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Rexall
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Sidney Drug Co
Sidney, Neb
Expense of Handling Ewes and Lambs
Prof. E W Sheets of the West Virginia experiment station discusses calculating feeding costs for ewes. He details fall rations of oats and bran, clover and cowpeas for roughages, silage and hay for lambs, and grain gradually increased after eight to twelve weeks. He notes self grown tobacco as worm preventive and estimates 3.06 dollars per sheep yearly, using average long term feed prices.
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E. W. Sheets
West Virginia
Hens molting limits laying and feather growth
The article explains that hens cannot lay and molt fully at once. A hen may lay during shed but once feather regrowth begins it consumes all food and strength, preventing proper laying performance until molting completes.
ASK PERMIT TO SELL STOCK Blue Sky Refers Applicants First to Railway Commission
Lincoln November 20 The Nebraska Central Railway Company plans an interurban line from Pierre South Dakota to Ainsworth Nebraska. George W Adams and W B Hill filed the corporate certificate. They asked Blue Sky official Reed for a permit to sell stock but were told a permit to issue bonds must first be granted. They seek 750000 in stock and bonds and will present road plans and cost estimates.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Central Railway Company
Pierre
S Ll
Ainsworth
Neb
South Dakota
Nebraska
George W Adams
Walnut
W B_ Hill
Council Bluffs
Mr Reed
Blue Sky Department
Railway Commission
Reed
Royse reports on Nebraska banks figures
Lincoln Nov 20 according to the report of the condition of state banks of Nebraska by Secretary Royse of the state banking board there are 714 state banks in Nebraska with 296 505 depositors holding 91 794 026 44 in deposits and an average reserve of 25 percent Loans have risen 9 533 425 28 in a year and deposits have grown 12 269 812 64 The number of banks has increased forty since Aug 26 1913 loans up and deposits down reflect changes and notes rediscounted and bills payable rose 307 049 44 while reserve fell 5 percent.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Royse
State Banking Board
Will Meet in Omaha West Central District Officers Elected
Omaha November meeting selects First Baptist Church as permanent site for the West Central district of the Women's Foreign Baptist Missionary Society. Officers include President Mrs R M Ramsey Atchison foreign vice president Mrs F W Foster home vice president Mrs H A Ballinger Council Bluffs recording secretary Mrs W R Hilt South Omaha treasurer Mrs J B Long and state secretaries Mrs Brown Mrs Jefferis Mrs Kerr Mrs Lockwood Miss Mann Kansas.
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Omaha
West Central
Women's Foreign Baptist Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Kansas
South
North Dakota
Nebraska
R M. Ramsey
Atchison, Kan
F W. Foster
H. A Ballinger
Council Bluffs
W. R Hilt
South Omaha
J B. Long
Brown
Jefferis
Town
Kerr
Lockwood
Mann
Bonham Appeal In Nebraska Assault Case This Week
Fairbury reports the state prosecutes Luther Bonham a former legislator and banker found guilty of assaulting Wallace a St Joseph traveling man at First National Bank on July 22 a case on appeal before Judge Pemberton this week. Charles Botel 13 son of John Bates was found dead hanging from a tree in South Omaha after his father threatened punishment for theft the boy fled and hanged himself.
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Fairbury
Neb
Luther Bonham
Pemberton
Nebraska
Wallace
St Joseph
First National Bank
South Omaha
Charles Botel
John Bates
Recruiting Up As Men Answer Call In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on November 20 recruiting officers report more men volunteering for the army navy and marine corps than in years. The city sees heightened enlistment interest as national call signals increased manning for military services.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Necessity of Life Sparks Federal Control Debate at Congress
Former Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot, a leading advocate of government water power control, pushed the minority report at the National Conservation Congress in Washington. He warned that the water power of the United States is moving toward monopolistic control and urged stern measures to counter it, signaling a clash with those favoring state regulatory powers. He asserted public rights cannot be recaptured without conflict and urged action now.
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Minnesota
Steele
Richard Jahreiss
Owatonna
Minn
Zamboni Bros. Drug Store
Adler-i-ka
Richard H. Jahreiss
J. Newsalt
Notary Public
Steele County
Minority Report
National Conservation Congress
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Washington
Committee On
Pinechot
Stern
Mr. Pinchot
Jewett murder trial underway in Blair Nebraska
The trial of George S Jewett traveling salesman for an Omaha trust company resumed with testimony. Prosecutors allege he killed his infant by throwing it from a Northwestern train on July 10 1913 while the defense argues he took proper care of the child. The body was found near a trestle at Arlington.
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Blair
Neb
George S Jewett
Omaha
Frank Dolezel
Jewett
Arlington
Lawrie Heads Autoists in Nebraska Meeting
The Nebraska State Automobile Association closed its third annual meeting with officers elected: President Harry Lawrie Omaha. vice president B A George Lincoln. second vice president T F Patterson North Platte. secretary A W Overgard Fremont. treasurer John Shreck Beatrice. Omaha to host next convention. Lincoln Highway consuls met. Wood River farmers protest Union Pacific right of way.
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Grand Island
Neb
State Automobile Association
Harry Lawrie
Omaha
B. A. George
Lincoln
T. F. Patterson
North Platte
A YW
Overgard
Fremont
John Shreck
Beatrice
Lincoln Highway Association
Wood River
Union Pacific
Manufacturers Meet Nebraska Event Highlights Speeches
Lincoln November 20 The Nebraska Manufacturers association held its second annual session with talks by M C Powell of the Omaha Furniture Manufacturing Co on the fighting spirit of a manufacturer Arnold C Koenig of Commonwealth Power Co on water power development V Estes of Chicago on manufacturing efficiency OC Holmes of Omaha on home patronage George A Wrightman of Des Moines on organization and Lieutenant Governor McKelvey on advertising Committeemen from the Retailers Federation attended and joined the banquet at the Commercial Club.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Manufacturers’ Association
M. C. Powell
Ralston
Omaha Furniture Manufacturing Company
Arnold C. Koenig
Commonwealth Power Company
By. V. Estes
Chicago
O C Holmes
Omaha
George A
Negotiations End as Constitutionalists Break with Carranza
President Wilson's representative William Bayard Hale and General Carranza's regime halt talks at Nogales. The constitutionalists prepare to move to the interior with their provisional cabinet. In Tamaulipas, federal troops are killed as Victoria falls to the revolutionaries in a fierce battle reported by General Pablo Gonzales.
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Wilson
Wiliam Bayard Hale
General Carranza
Nogales
Interior
Hale
Francisco Escudero
Carranza
Washington
Ignacio Bonillas
Fomento
Mr Hale
Bonillas
Escudero
Revolutionary Party
Victoria
Tamaulipas
Matamoros
Pablo Gonzales
Gonzales
Twenty Killed in Wreck Near Eufaula
A Central Georgia train leaving Ozark Alabama for Eufaula derailed seventeen miles south of Eufaula, plunging down a steep embankment. Three coaches fell with five cars crowded by excursionists, killing twenty and injuring about one hundred, some fatally, as a fair was underway in Eufaula.
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Central Georgia
Eufaula
Ozark
Ala
J. W. Jenkins Hanged for Wife Murder in Wyoming
J Warren Jenkins was hanged at the Wyoming penitentiary in Rawlins for killing his wife at their Cheyenne home on April 14, 1912. He declared, I did not kill my wife and do not know who did. Mrs. Jenkins had been Miss Jessie Leflingwell of Brighton, Colorado.
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J. Warren Jenkins
Wyoming
Rawlins
Jenkins
Cheyenne
Jessie Root Lefflingwell
Brighton
Colo
Scott to Talk with Chiefs Over Navajo Surrender
War department orders General Hugh L. Scott of Fort Bliss to confer with Navajo chiefs at the agency in Beautiful Mountain New Mexico seeking peaceful surrender of eight renegades. Fort Robinson Nebraska to send a Twelfth Cavalry squadron as escort as show of force.
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Beautiful Mountain
New Mexico
War Department
Hugh L. Scott
Fort Bliss
Tex
Scott
McLaughlin
Fort Robinson
Neb
Twelfth Cavalry
Hope to Adjourn Congress This Week
Republican Minority Leader Mann told the Republicans he would drop insistence on age and nay votes on adjournment. He hopes to adjourn the current special session this week. if not, he will take no further action to stay in Washington. Senate not expected to pass the currency bill this session.
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Mann
House
Congress
Washington
Senate
Conference Argued Federal Pure Food Law Inadequate
State pure food commissioners and agriculture officials urged repeal of the federal pure food law and its immediate replacement. They attacked the section allowing guarantee labels by manufacturers, calling it misleading and making products seem government guaranteed.
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Department of Agriculture
Suffragette Rachel Peace Sentenced at Old Bailey
Women hurled hammers at the Old Bailey as Judge sentenced Miss Rachel Peace, a militant suffragette, to eighteen months for setting fire to a Hampton on Thames mansion after a jury found her guilty.
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London Sessions Court
Old Bailey
Rachel Peace
Hampton On Thames
Four Hurt In Fight Of Rival Unions At Belleville
Four men injured in a riot between rival shoe worker unions at Belleville. One man possibly fatally wounded, sixteen arrests made as police quelled the disturbance. Axel Freeman of Geneva, NL, reportedly attempted suicide by severing his jugular in his cell after being jailed following the incident.
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Axel Freeman
Geneva
Fox River
Freeman
Belleville
Grave Petrifies Dead Man in Baltimore Grave
After nine years under ground the corpse of Patrick Dugan from Baltimore was unearthed and found to be completely petrified. The weight was estimated above 600 pounds.
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Patrick Dugan
Baltimore
Eliot Sees Profit Sharing as Remedy for Industrial Strife
President Emeritus Charles W. Eliot of Harvard University argues profit sharing offers the only route out of an intolerable condition of industrial strife. The remark frames a broader call for workplace reform and economic cooperation amid mounting labor tensions.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
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M. Graham
Railroad Appeals
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Douglas County
Roy J. Hall
Women’s Foreign Baptist Missionary
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Bonham
Pinchot
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Lawrie
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Constitutional
Alabama
J. W. Jenkins
Burlington Depot
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Chiefs
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Sidney
Popular Cafe
Otto Hink,jr
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Pilsner
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Lloyd Mann
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Dean
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Buffalo
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