Nebraska Teachers Meet in Lincoln Reflect on Industrial Education
The Nebraska state Teachers association opened with hundreds of teachers in attendance. Professor Waterhouse of Fremont spoke on a safe and sane course of study in industrial education, while Edward Griggs of New York discussed normal culture. Debates on president candidates include Kate McHugh of Omaha. next gathering decisions hinge on December 1. Central Nebraska meeting slated for Fremont March 30 and April 1.
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Waterhouse
Fremont
Lincoln
Nebraska State ‘Teachers Association
St Pauls Church
Ats
Hi Waterhouse
Edward Howard Griggs
New York City
Professor Waterhouse
Griggs
Kate McHugh
Omaha High School
Omaha
Cental Nebraska Teachers’ Association
Sidney Draw and Community Notes from District 27
Local items report visits among families in Sidney and nearby areas, farm work beginning on the district 27 schoolhouse, multiple residents traveling to Potter, Peetz, and Colorado, and preparations for cold weather. Community members include Nelson, Glassburn, Howe, Stowe, and others with brief updates on housing, surveying, and local errands.
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Ed Howe
Walker
Glassburn
Peetz
Colo
Elva Pitts
Sidney
E. M. Nelson
J. M. Nelson
A.B. Herd
Mr. Rasmusson
Fred Stowe
P. C. Kirkpatrick
Potter
Ivey
Gladis Nelson
C. A. Glassburn
Carrie
Thomas Glassburn
Bordwell
W. E. Chambers
Nimrods Slay Tame Poultry in Omaha Hunters Case
Farmers in Benson Nebraska report Omaha hunters shoot tame ducks and bantams mistaking them for wild birds. Eight ducks killed, a half dozen bantams slain, birds sold in Omaha to a cafe as Chinese pheasants. No Nebraska law bans poultry hunting, leaving damages as the only remedy.
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Benson
Neb
Omaha
Henry Brinkman
Nebraska
Irrigation Association Formed by Nebraska Delegates
At Ridgeport the Nebraska State Irrigation Association held its first meeting and elected officers from irrigated regions. I C fggieston was named president W N Minor secretary and S K Warwick treasurer. A legislative committee was appointed with members linked to irrigation ditches and agents.
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Lincoln
Nebraska State Irrigation Association
Ridgeport
I C Fggieston
W. N. Minor
S. K. Warwick
Alliance
J L. Haligan
J G. Beller
Fay E. Williams
Grant ONeil Located. Requisition Sought for Seward Case
Seward Nebraska reports Grant ONeil sought for trial after a failed assault attempt on Miss Mismma Burakick of Utica. He has been found in Stanberry Missouri, with Governor Shallenberger to be asked for a requisition for his return to Seward. Also noted Jane Douglass dies at Seward at age eighty seven. she was a director of the First National Bank of Seward.
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Seward, Neb
Grant O'Neil
MiSmma_ Burakick
Utica
Stanberry
Shallenberger
Seward
Seward, Nob
Jane Douglass
Seward County
First National Bank of
Nebraska aid officers visit Plattsmouth for rifle range plan
Major E J Phelps Captain Gage and Captain Kesterson of the Nebraska national aid travel to Plattsmouth to inspect a proposed rifle range and camp grounds on the Missouri river Smithfield. County Surveyor Job Tripp was thrown from a fast moving automobile at Smithfield, suffering a dislocated shoulder and facial cuts, found unconscious.
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Lincoln
E. J Phelps
Gage
Captain Kesterson
The
Nebraska National Aid
Plattsmouth
Missour River
Smithfield, Neb
Job Tripp
State canvassing board adjourns to await official vote
The state canvassing board adjourned until Saturday to await the receipt of the Douglas county official vote.
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Lincoln
Doug Ing Courty
Beauty Doctor Attracts Summer Colony
A young man enters a hotel asks about pretty girls. The clerk replies that all are pretty and points to a shabby woman described as a beauty doctor. She travels to beautify the summer colony of girls, who are already beautiful, leaving her almost starving for trade. The man then registers for two weeks.
World Map Changing Talk Sparks Family Geography Debate
A humorous dialogue shows Johnny insisting the world map shifts daily while his mother doubts his geography. He mentions his father claiming the map changes and plans to wait until things settle.
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Johnny
Socialists mocked as beer mug philosophy headlined in sermon
Archbishop Glennon in Strouts denounced socialism as beer mug philosophy. Henry M Hoyt, counsel for the department of state, died at his Washington home of peritonitis. The Chinese monetary reform, U S financing, Sisseton Indians progress, Kansas population 1 690 949 up 220 444. A Brooklyn teen died of football injuries. DC bans boxing. Altoona wreck kills an engineer and two firemen. Typhoid rises at Annapolis. Auto deaths near Maricopa. Georgina taps G M Terrell to Senate. Montana ranchers sell stock to Alberta and Saskatchewan. Sousa leaves New Haven for New York hospital. Surgical congress in Chicago cites 1000 members.
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Archbishop Glennon
Strouts
Henry M Hoyt
Department of State
Washington
United States
Sisseton
South Dakota
Kansas
Polce Department
District of Columbia
Altoona
Annapolis Naval Academy
Frank Stevens
Oakland
Marie Brown
Gertie Davis
Moron
Cal
Maricopa
Browne
Georgina
G M .Terrell
A.S Clay
Montana
Alberta
Saskatchewan
John Philip Sousa
New Haven Hospital
New York
Chicago
National Clinic
the Surgeons of North America
Bis
Robert Caldwell
Tripp County
S. C
C. N. Haskell
Chickasin
Ohd
Muskogee
Andrew Brown
Kansas City
San Francisco
Rockford
John McDonald
Supreme Court of the United States
Old Homestead
Jackson County
West Virginia
James Mulholland
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Sidney, Neb
A.pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
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American Bank
Sidney, Nebr
F. Mitchell
Promistorn
the Capitol
Schlitz Beer
Todin Bicck
Nebraska News
Mss McHugh
Associaton
John Cox
Nelson and Family
I. MS. Nelson
Frank Hazelette
J. Nelson
Mr Johnson
Our Valley
Harry Lockhart
J. Nelson's
D. W. Lewis and Son
Johnes
Mr. Johns
Ella Russell
Carrie Glassburn
Mrs. Stowe
Mr. Livoni
Oran Pitts
E. E. Glassburn
Colorado
Mr. Bolton
D. W. Lewis
Glassburn Ranch
John Sadeley
Kirkpatrick
Thornburg’a
Nebraska Farmers Report
City Hunt
Ers
O'Neil
Missouri
Plattsmouth Riffle
John Fisher
Brooklyn
Indian Head Proving Ground
Navy
Arthur G Caffee
Cincinnati Post Office
William H. Eggleston
Cincinnati
Post Office
Benjamin Smith
Muncie
Ind
Smith
Oberlin
M. Carter
United States Army
Savannah River
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
San Quentin
Robert Thompson
Eva Swan
Just
Creere and Pheister
5. C. Pedersen
Front Street
J K. Elms
North Platte
Joseph Oberfelder
Frazey
Aa Hichcock
Larami
Wyoming
F Kucera
Alwys
Nemraska
C. Beebe
Gapen Block
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Court House
Gapen Building
J.S. Hoagland
W.V. Hoan
Uasp
Hoagland & Hoagland
Leroy Martin
Attorney AT Law
Frank L. Doty
1St National Bank
M. Graham
Dr. Stowiltts
Stowitts Building
Ner
Telegraph Office
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Chara
N&r
Puyvsteiian
W. H. Becker
O'Kane
E. J. Sweet
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