Curtis praised Capper as Kansan social figure in mixed tone
In Kansas City and Topeka commentary Curtis favors Capper and highlights agricultural support in his term while skirting tariff and farm legislation. A New York Telegram note questions political impact amid Kansan pride and a possible Capper landslide. The piece reflects local pride, political maneuvering, and cautious optimism about Capper’s re-election.
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Kan- Meet
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Look Out for Peddlers in Nebraska Farmer Notes
The Nebraska Farmer reports the fraud issue with peddlers selling lubricating oils greases stock foods remedies and paint. The farms and households face ruined machinery overpriced livestock feeds and cheap paints, with many complaints unsolved by the magazine’s legal department.
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Holyoke Enterprise
Nebraska Farmer
Buy from honest local merchants not unknown peddlers
The Nebraska Farmer urges consumers to avoid unknown peddlers who defraud customers and seek quick profits. It recommends buying from established local dealers whose honesty is proven, noting that satisfactory adjustments are possible when a purchased article fails to perform. A long-term store relationship is presented as the safe choice.
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Nebraska
New Plan Aims To Make University A Learning System
The University of Chicago trustees approve a five year trial plan to become a true university not a degree factory. Students advance by ability and ambition with exams determining when a degree is awarded, potentially after months or years. The plan reorganizes studies into five sections and removes the undergraduate non professional structure to emphasize authentic education.
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Lincoln State Journal
University of Chicago
Education level judged by attainment not mere attendance
The statement argues that true education means reaching a level of learning rather than just attending college for a period. The claim suggests other educational institutions will be intrigued by this approach and its implications for credentials.
Football economics and its large American impact
The article argues football’s economic reach is vast, with college games drawing over seven million fans and gate receipts around 20 million dollars. Including transportation, lodging, food, and related spending, total impact estimates rise to about 50 million dollars or more, with the Army-Navy game alone involving around one million dollars.
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Wall Street Journal
Played-Out Jokes Target Farmers in Public Satire
A critic argues against poking at farmers with mother-in-law, German policeman, and Irish politician jokes. He asserts the rural populace is no longer the clodhopper stereotype and can hold their own in business. The piece questions why farmers should be laughed at and suggests equality with urban professionals.
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Toreco Blade
Cermen
Farmer's Mind Stocks Timely Material for Business
A quoted reflection notes that a farmer's mind holds similar material to other businessmen, suggesting a shift away from old farmer jokes as stale humor. The regional tone hints at a broader discussion of rural enterprise and practicality.
Four Thousand Indians Still Left in Nebraska This Year
The 1929 U S commissioner of Indian affairs report lists 4 337 Indians remaining in Nebraska, all wards of the government at Winnebago and Ponca Santee agencies. Nebraska operates two Indian schools Geneva hosts a federal school with 500 boarders while a mission day school at Santee serves others 844 Nebraska Indian children attend public schools. The Pawnee once roamed central Nebraska but moved to Oklahoma after 1876 land deeds. they were allies to whites, unlike the Sioux now in South Dakota. Omaha and Winnebago co reside at Winnebago agency. Winnebagos moved from Wisconsin and Minnesota under federal removal policy.
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Nebraska Plains
U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Winnebagos
Winnebago
Ponca
Santee
Nebraska
Geneva
Neraska
Loup and
Cedar
Nance County
Oklahoma
U. S
South Dakota
Winnebago Agency
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mississippi
Blizzard Reminder To Order Christmas Cards
The recent blizzard has halted activities across the region and now prompts a change in routines as workers and businesses adjust to continued disruption and prepare for holiday correspondence.
Telegraph Sees Growing Demand for Christmas Greeting Cards
The Telegraph highlights the Christmas season and a rising demand for greeting cards including imprinted and engraved options. Customers, both old and new, increasingly seek personalized cards with their names. Orders should be placed early to accommodate engraving and printing rushes before Christmas.
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Telegraph
Obituary for Mrs. L. W. Bolte in Idaho
Mrs. L W Bolte nee Margaret MecLernon died in Boise Idaho on November 22 1930. Born May 4 1886 in Sidney she studied at Sidney schools and the Sisters convent in Columbus before teaching. She married Lou W Bolte November 8 1909 after meeting while teaching at Alliance. Their 21 years of marriage were a devoted union. The account notes a severe scarlet fever illness as a possible cause or contributing factor.
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L. W. Bolte
Margaret MecLernon
Boise
Idaho
Margaret
Sidney
Columbus
Alliance
Lou W. Bolte
Nebraska leads in dairy byproducts and hog production
Nebraska ranks second in powdered buttermilk and fourth in creamery butter with a 75 percent production rise over ten years. The state also excels in pork due to alfalfa, pasture, and cheap grain. A family obituary notes Mrs Bolte’s loss, with surviving relatives listed.
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Nebraska
Iowa
What Is Under Your Hat What Is Under Your Hat
A short feature highlights hairstyle trends with Andrews Permanent Wave of Distinction and the Junior Wave. The piece notes styling methods, possible effects on appearance, and social reception in contemporary fashion circles.
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