Lincoln State Journal offers cut price trial rate
The Lincoln State Journal announces a limited time offer of one dollar for The Daily and Sunday Journal from now until January 1, 1914. The reduced price aims to attract readers to Nebraska's greatest newspaper and invites quick payment to receive more papers for the money.
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Lincoln State Journal
Mexico
Daily and
Sunday Journal
Nebraska
State Journal
Lincoln, Neb
Attractive Rural Homes
The author argues that rural homes can be as attractive as city ones through gardening and upkeep. Emphasizes paint, neat fences, and vines to hide flaws, with trees shrubs and flowering plants as chief outdoor attractions. In rural areas surroundings reflect the residents' character, not architecture.
Sanitation Aids Growth in City Development
The secretary of the state board of health told the Present Day Club in Indianapolis that modern sanitation fosters urban growth. He argued permanent expansion depends on adopting the best sanitation and hygiene standards.
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State Board of Health
Indianapolis
Mean Case Dialogue Reveals Job Reference Gap
In a brief exchange the boss asks for recommendations and the applicant offers one from his church pastor. The boss then requests a reference from someone who knows the applicant’s remaining weekly work.
Crop report shows corn losses vast this year
The September crop report from the U S Department of Agriculture details substantial corn losses totaling about 321 million bushels, dropping the corn crop estimate to 2.251 billion. Spring wheat prospects rise while oats gain, hay and potatoes hit by August weather, with barley flax and rice largely unscathed.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Illinois
Iowa
Oklahoma
Mexican Officer Killed After Bridge Shootout
An officer in General Salazar's federal command on the Juarez side opened fire on U S authorities on the El Paso boundary crossing. Inspector Heifrin returned fire, killing the Mexican near the American end of the bridge. The U S officers were unharmed. Acosta had declared intent to kill a gringo prior to the clash.
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F. Acosta
Salazar
Juarez
International Bridge
el Paso
United States Customs
T. F. Johannan
Thomas N. Heifrin
Americn
Heifrin
Acosta
Johannan
Rain Ends Fire at Hot Springs Ruin Sweep
A downpour aided weary workers amid the smoldering ruins of a 6 million dollar conflagration in Hot Springs Arkansas. About fifty five blocks lay in ruins and 2,500 people were rendered homeless. Police and city workers maintained order while Highland Power provided emergency facilities for newspapers and industries to resume operations, with darkness expected for about thirty days.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Lighland Power Company
Parcel post lowers Gallup fruit prices in Colorado shipment
A report to Postmaster General Burleson notes parcel post shipments from Colorado cut Gallup New Mexico fruit prices. The market index fell from 12 and a half cents per pound to six cents, easing the cost of living for local residents.
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Parcel Post
Gallup
N. M
Burleson
Colorado
Freebooter ransom frees two executives in Chihuahua
A. W. McCormick of San Antonio the superintendent and H. L. Stephenson of Los Angeles vice president of the Palomas Land and Cattle company were released by the band of Maximo Castillo and Braulio Hernandez in Chihuahua after paying a $10,000 ransom.
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A. W. McCormick
San Antonio
H. L. Stephenson
Los Angeles
Palomas Land and Cattle Company
Maximo Castillo
Braulio Hernandez
Ch Huahua
Seed Corn Week Proclaimed by Governor Morehead
Lincoln Sept 11 governor Morehead declared Sept 22 through seed corn week urging careful seed selection amid drought and to save seed from the best stalks. He warns not to travel far for seed and favors northern sources when needed.
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Lincoln
Morehead
Nebraska Experiment Station
Paul Thompson
Kansas City
Glenn Q. Pierce
Thompson
Pierce
Grand Island
Denver
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble in Plainfield Lady
Mrs G Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey shares her relief after using Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble and constipation. She started with one booklet and says after three quarters of a package she can eat almost anything again. Advertisement copy notes sales by all druggists.
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G. Stengle
Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
Osle
All
Ers
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Pacific Northwest
Idaho
Montana
Omaha
Via
Pacific
Sipmatia Dustiessa
Union OS
W. J. Shoemaker
Sidney, Nebraska
Inwin Bros. Frontier
Burlington Depot
Sidney Marble Works
A. A. Clark
Burrowes
Burrowes & Leon’s
United States
Farmer
Pal
Royal Indemnity Company
Douglas County
Brian
Lion Bonding Company
Eigin
Kig
Richardson
Code Revision Commission
Tundi
State Journal Company
Geneva
Jos, Hahler
Sidney, Neb
Ayle & Ericson General Contractors
Sidwey, Neb
Livens & Mahr
Cheyenne and
Kimball Counties
Home Realty Co, Biggs & Dybdahl, Mgrs
Potter, Nebraska
F. G. Griffith
Oberfelder Bldg
Neb
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