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Mies
Ruby Brandon
Home Beautiful Specialist
The
Alabastine Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
First Look Do You Like Fish Bathe
Fragmentary note plays with language about fish baths and a quirky phrase Do you like fish bathe and Never attended one, suggesting a pun or wordplay in a satirical column.
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Dunia
Cornhusker News item and state notices from early Nebraska paper
Knights of Pythias grand lodges to meet in Columbus May 18 19. Beatrice to build new St John Lutheran church at cost 26000. State high school contest planned in Columbus late April likely Apr 30. Jackson residents report contaminated drinking water. Track meets at University of Nebraska May 7 and 8. Thayer county roads to be patrolled by 7 men covering 155 miles. Rural mail carrier Kloppel killed at Leigh. Nebraska dairy industry total 46 million in 1925. Clay Center has highest post office receipts per capita. Nebraska population to 1 584 703 in 1926 estimate. Underwood of Crab Orchard marine service death from tuberculosis. Missouri River improvement hoped by Omaha Chamber. Fish dying at Tex Lake in McPherson county. Frost damage affecting fruit buds in southern Nebraska. Dorothy Nelson to represent Douglas county in interstate spelling contest. Seed testing urged for communities. Malcolm's Westcott wins stock judging. White markets spring lambs on Omaha market. 60 pheasants sent to state game refuge northwest of Nebraska City. University hall rebuilt for modern use. Cambridge to build net 8114 000 school. Mumps and whooping cough outbreaks affect Beatrice students. Hunting and fishing licenses yield 161 129. 143 922 licensees. Arbor day planned at Grand Island.
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Columbus
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Beatrice
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Mise Hianche CH
Rawford
Uurta
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Heatrice
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Leigh
Schaad
Nix
Clay Center
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Donald
Underwood
Orchard
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Vai
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Q Omaha
Congress
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Yankton
Tex Lake
Flats
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Dorothy Nelson
Ashland Park
Douglas County
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Goes
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Clay Westcott
Malcolm
Animal Husbandry Department
State University At Lincoln
Ik White
Texington
Omaha
Melaughlin
Nebraska City
O'Connell
University of Nebraska
McMullen
Cambridge
Isaak Walton League
Grand Island
Latest Nebraska news of interest in brief
County Treasurer Elect Officers Omaha J H Scott Beaver City treasurer of Furnas county was elected president of the county treasurers association of Nebraska at the close of its sixteenth annual convention. Other officers elected were P B Schmidt Gering Scottsbluff county vice president Hazel Scoggin Bridgeport Morrill county secretary Hugo H Meves Grand Island Hall county treasurer Harry Platz Clay Center Clay county chairman of the legislative committee Indians to receive back pay Omaha Kinood Herlan maha Indian secretary of the tribe's business count recently Nistted Commission of POWEN of the Chiatmher of Commerce to express thanks for settlement of a claim of 500000 Mr Harlan said word from Washington that money could pass about 100 Indians in the Omaha tribe Each will receive 82M Lave three big eggs in a sing week Mr Templin’s egg haul includes three large eggs The largest measured 7 1 2 by 5 1 2 inches and the hext 8 by 5 1 2 inches All weight four or more ounces Government furnishes pine trees Lincoln An increasing number take government offer to furnish pine trees from the forest reserve at Hal sey for ornamental planting Readiness at the reserve brings many requests from women’s clubs State High School Swimming Meet Omaha Scores lead as tech wins state meet Central high second Linedin third Track news and carp story appear in same digest including fishing reports and a town note about a long hollow log gas pipe found, dated from the early Nebraska edition.
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Omaha
J. H. Scott
Beaver City
Furnas County
Kinood
Herlan
Powen
Chiatmher
Comerce
Harlan
WaAwhington
Bach
Prohibition Permits Sale of 3.75 Percent Malt Liquor
Washington reports Prohibition Director James F. Jones approves permits for two large breweries to manufacture a malt liquor with 75 percent alcohol by volume and 25 percent malt solids sold in drug stores without prescriptions for six months. The tonic, intended mainly for hospitals and convalescents, cannot be consumed as a beverage due to its high malt extract content. wholesalers may move limited quantities to small and large druggists, amid concerns over legitimate use and regulation.
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Washington
Lincoln Andrews
Prohibition
Prohibition’ Division
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Prohibition Division
James Fi. Jones
Learried
Prohibition Department
Owas
Aged Couple Wed in Air Albany Ceremony
An elderly couple, Kate Arrington and the groom W. W. Mered, married in an air flight aboard a plane over Albany. The ceremony was performed by the groom's mother, W. W. Me ord, amid a warm, intimate moment as they celebrate their life together.
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Air Albany
Uheo
Ord
Elasty-One
Hie Belde
Kate Arrington
W. W. Me. Ord
King of Deauville Dies at Fifty Eight
Eugene Cornache proprietor of resorts at Deauville and Cannes and famed as king of Deauville has died at age fifty eight. The obituary notes his prominent role in European resort circles and his influence across hotel and gambling ventures.
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Porte
Eugene Cornache
Deauville
Cannes
King of
Arrest of four Mexicans reported in killing near Masatian
Washington reports four Mexicans arrested over the slaying of Rex Mc Thone and wounding two other Americans near Masatian, Mexico. Ambassador SheMeld at Mexico City notified the State Department.
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Washington
Rex McThone
Masatian
Mex
State Department
Ambasaador SheMeld
Mexico City
Last Survivor of Andersonville Prison Dies in Berkeley
Berkeley memorial notes the death of Col. George W. Rumble aged 111 who claimed to be the last survivor of the 17 men who escaped Andersonville during the Civil War. He passed away in Berkeley.
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Berkeley
Col
Cleorge W. Rumble
Andersonville
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