Nebraska All Right and the Attuned Hearts
A public reflection on Nebraska's bountiful crops and generous spirit in 1921. The piece urges citizens to align actions with shared prosperity, urging less selfishness and more goodwill. It contrasts rural plenty with social harmony and calls for tolerance amid economic strain and national discourse.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Valley of the Platte
Valley of
Prosperity Ridge
Happiness Hollow
Grand Island
Electrical fires and reporting standards in early campaigns
In 1919 the Fire Underwriters issued a damaging report and the society for Electrical Development launched an education drive for fire chiefs on determining and reporting electrical losses. A 1924 questionnaire shows more houses lit by electricity but fires attributed to electricity not rising in proportion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For Electrical Development
Customer Ownership in Utilities Gains Popularity
Partnership of producers and consumers of electricity could trade jobs for a while and learn valuable lessons. When customers become small investors in the utilities that serve them they gain insight into the gas and electric industries and related systems. Customer ownership grows where investors and customers trust state utility commissions with authority over rates and service.
Bitter Medicine and the Mob in Aristocratic Judgment
An aristocrat resents the mob while respecting aristocratic judgment. A revolutionist distrusts rulers’ approval, and his wife leans on fellow revolutionists for support. Many men fear condemnation from their own class, as Congress denounces Judge Landis for taking a lucrative side activity.
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American Bar Association
Landis
Bar Association
State Journal
Judge Landis
Homemaking Hints From Practical Household Tips
Tips cover glovemaking leather mends with cotton and washing furniture before staining. Tin tarnish is protective and not worth removing. Kitchen walls benefit from oil paint in cream or tan for cleanability. Grease corks with lard or vaseline to prevent sticking. Tie packages by looping twice to prevent slipping. Split long-stem flowers daily for length. Remove rust with lemon juice and salt over boiling water. Remove tar with lard then wash with gasoline and soap.
Local ads and services in Scottsbluff town page
Do you want a good home in the best town on earth See us Sidney Lumber Co For your Electric Supplies go to the Electric Shop one block east of the American Bank Our milk and cream will keep Scottsbluff Creamery CQO Dr F L Snell Dentist Neubauer Bldg Phone 12 Send it to the Laundry For Taxi call 161
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Sidney Lumber CO
The
American Bank
Scottsbluff Creamery
An. Sidney Lumber CO
Foreclosure suit against Berling and co defendants in Cheyenne County
Alfred Swanson files in Cheyenne County District Court a mortgage foreclosure suit against Elmer Berling C W Weekbach and R B Christy to collect five notes of 1000 dollars each totaling 5000 dollars plus interest. The petition seeks payment or sale of the northeast quarter of section twelve township fifteen range forty nine to satisfy the debt. Answer required by October 17 1921. Sidney Nebraska September 1 1921. By W P Miles his attorney.
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Elmer Berling
C. W. Weekbach
R. B. Christy
Elmer Perling
Alfred Swanson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Township Fifteen
Sidney
Tanlac sales boom in New York set records
Tanlac, sold by Gibson-Snow Company wholesale druggists with Albany, Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse branches, has moved about 625,000 bottles in New York in under a year. Evans predicts state demand could reach over 750,000 bottles annually if trends hold, noting sales are widespread through leading druggists.
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New York
East
George B. Evans
Gibson-Snow Company
Albany
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Evans
Dr M E Pettibone Dentist Details
Dr M E Pettibone operates as a dentist at Mela tech block in Room 5 6s with contact via phone 419. The fragment notes a professional listing for dental services.
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M. E. Pettibone
Melatech Block
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Pursuant to a court order the Lorenzo Lumber Company seeks sale of the SW quarter of Section 2 Township 13 north Range 51 west 6th P M Cheyenne County Nebraska to satisfy a foreclosure decree. The sale is set for October 8, 1921 at 10:00 a.m. at the Sidney courthouse front door.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lorenzo Lumber Company
Walter Martin
Mabel Martin
W. H. Westover
Sidney
Court House
District Court
Said County
Fire risk in grain fields sparks insurance pitch
The ad warns that grain fires threaten cash crops as harvest nears and recalls past losses. It urges purchase of short term grain insurance covering cut or uncut grain, in shocks, sacks, or buildings, promising quick claims for insured farmers. Contact details invite calls to arrange coverage.
Dr G H Crusen Specialist in Women and Rectal Diseases
Dr G H Crusen, specialist in diseases of women and diseases of the colon and rectum, Essig Building, Sidney Nebraska. sg 485 and 404. best town on earth. See an.
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G. H. Crusen
Essig Bidg
Sidney
Nebr
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Cheyenne County Neb
Home Loan & Investment Company files a foreclosure petition in Cheyenne County District Court against Maggie Merrell and A H Merrell over C M Gray’s mortgage on the south half of Section 5 Township 13 Range 52. Plaintiffs seek foreclosure of all equity, sale of the premises, and payment of the due mortgage amount with costs. Answer due by October 17, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Merrell
A. H. Merrell
Home Loan & Investment Company
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
C. M. Gray
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. L. Snell
Neubauer Bldg
W.P. Miles
Livoni & Son
U. P. Depot
M. M. Bowman
Home Loan & Investment Co
E. B. Young, Prop
Hornaday Cafe
General Insurance
Western Land Company
Essig Bleck
Sidney, Nebraska
the News International
International Free Inspection Service
E. L. Uptegrove
Prop
Union Pacific Hotel
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