Nebraska Weekly Industrial Review Highlights Highway Work
Lincoln bids on highway construction and graveling totaling about half a million dollars due September 6. The report lists projects across towns including Columbus, Fremont, Gothenburg, Omaha, Plattsmouth, Kearney, and Valentine. It notes new schools, a medical arts building, sugar factory plans, and industry updates while mentioning sheep feeding, grain and dairy developments, and state farm prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Department of Public Works
Columbus
Pawnee Park
Fremont
Fremont Canning
Rockville
Chappell—Spindler Grocery
Hildreth
Gothenburg
Omaha
Medical Arts
County Lines
Bell Telephone Company
Creighton College
Teatrice
Polk
Scottsbluff
Dominican Sisters
Itsbanon
Plattsmouth
Munroe School
Erin Creek
Miller Hotel
Minatare
Guernsey Dam
Valentine
State Imtchery
Grand Island
First National Band
Warrington—Holly Sugar Company
Kearney
Neligh
Kearney—Tollefson-Elliott Lumber Company
Fairbury
Fairbury-Hebron
Nebraska City
Otoe Food Products Company
Tourists Going East On Lincoln Highway Traffic Rush
The Lincoln highway sees heavy eastward tourist traffic as travelers return home from vacations in the east. Westbound trains remain long due to westbound Pullmans being reassigned for eastbound use. Rail officials note the September rush as schools and business years start, stressing timetable strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Highway
Library Adds Dozens of Titles Across Science and Classics
The public library announces fall and winter acquisitions, including fifteen volumes from Grolier Society and works by Keats, Brousson, Rossetti, de la Mare, Curwood, and Barrie among others. A sizable juvenile list covers Adventure guides, birds, fiction, and safety primers, plus a local Dalton Delegate note on a two year old girl who fractured her forehead after a fall from a second story window west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Public Library
Grolier Society
John Keats
Amy Lowell
Anatole France
Brousson
Barrington
Adams
Ariel
Maureis
Goose Woman
Beach
Singing Waters
Payne
de la Mare
Machen
Joshua Barney
Paine
Mazarani
Starr
Curwood
Wright
S. Porter
Sublette
Hill
Farnol
Tuttle
Abraham
Bachellor
Lawson
Harrison
Treasury
Pittenger
Fowler
Noon
K. Norris
Mrs. Mason
Raine
Kenworthy
M. Wilson
Burren Ground
Glasgow
Leitz
Bed of Red Fields
Richmond
Suspense
Conrad
Tarraine
J. W. Eckert
Dalton Delegate
Young wife afraid to eat anything proves Adlerika relief
Mrs. A Howard reports digestive relief after Adlerika, claiming elimination of gas and bloating and improved appetite. The ad touts a Western Drug Company product and mentions stomach trouble prior to use. Also notes a sale closing by Maley and Dimery and an eyesight specialist in Sidney with a long practice and 6000 treated. A dance fundraiser by American Legion Auxiliary is announced for September 13 at Krueger's Lake with $1 admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Krueger’s Lake
Nebraska events and incidents across the state
Omaha capitalists raise funds for drilling near the city. Scottsbluff plans a municipal pool and skating pond. A child drowns near Humboldt and a boy is critically injured near Monroe. A bandit robs a bank in South Sioux City and is later captured. Falls City opens a new filtration plant boosting capacity. Numerous local items include drought notes, farm silos, and courthouse vote debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
M. E
Lincoln
Jefferson County
Allen & Co
Cosad
Omaha
Midwestern Association of Amateur Athletic Unions
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Roy Reid
Humboldt
Iown
Myron Sadler
Columbus Hospital
Monroe
Fremont
Frank Flynn
Cedar Rapids
George Wilson
Bob Morris
Kearney
Carl Shields
Lubber
Wisner
Nebraska State Bank
South Sioux City
Neligh
Frontier County
134Th Nebraska Infantry
Falls City
Nemaha
Oakland
S. H. Smith
Charles McLeand
Charles Gaisford
Will Gaisford
Bilis
Webster County
A. I. Anderson
Cows Work on Commission in Douglas County Dairy Herds
Dairy cows in the Douglas County Cow Testing association act as traveling salesmen for hay and grain feed supplied by their owners. They receive a flat hay allowance per day plus a commission of one pound of grain for every three pounds of milk produced, with records kept by the testing official to assess performance and determine continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Cow Testing Association
Public notice forbids hunting on named Pleasant View lands
There shall be no hunting on any land owned or leased by the undersigned in Pleasant View district Dan Helmer Joe Gurner Frank Mattines W R Pontius Benj Hilpert Frank Mueller John Helmer a There will be classes in free instruction in polychrome plastic art work and parchment shades every Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at the Gift Shop on the Corner until Christmas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Dan Helmer
Joe Gurner
Frank Mattines
W. R. Pontius
Benj. Hilpert
Frank Mueller
John Helmer
Doan’s Pills Promised Kidney Relief for Worn Nerves
A vintage advertisement touts Doan’s Pills as a stimulant diuretic for tired nervous states and kidney pains. Testimonial from W A Hornaday of Sidney Nebraska notes backache, headaches, and tiredness eased after one box. Price 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
W. A. Hornaday
Weint
Sidney
Dean
Hornaday
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Sherrerd Adds Genothalmic Refractor to Examining Room
In the Gift Shop, Sherrerd maintains a fully equipped eye examination area. He acquires every new instrument with merit for eye checking, and his latest addition is a Genothalmic Refractor, described as the best you can get.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrerd
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Avery
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W. H. Hyland
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Gayhart Knitting Machine
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Potter
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Brunswick Phonograph
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6Th St
A A. E. Phelps
Atwater-Kent
G. l. Kratz
O. G. Maley
Chaé
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J. W. Johson
SEEK
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Aermotor
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Cheyenne County
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Hardy
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A.°. Hardy
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Bath
W. A. Klein
Radcliffe
H. T. Doran
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Fred Siedow, Sr
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Oxford
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Nance
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Hillsdale High Champions
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Bullen
Emily Climbs
Montgomery
Pegs
Trouses
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Couch
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Gray Cat
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Freehoff
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Maley and Dimery
Sherrer
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Shafe
Sidney, Motor Sales Co
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Sidney, Nebraska
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