Nebraska News Roundup From Across The State Echoes Of 1920s
Nebraska notes report Omaha population around 210 525 per Chamber of Commerce estimate. Fire at Crescent Theatre destroys building and contents about 45000 dollars. Madison considers a 50000 post office proposal. Beets sugar crop projected to yield over 4 million dollars in cash returns to farmers. Several accidents and local notices include scalding at Grand Island a horse collision near Venango and school plans in Lincoln Burchard and Polk county communities.
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Congregational Church
Hais
Omaha
Chamber of Commerce
Trinity Herberan Chureet Martarim
Usanual Sexaer
Ferburg
New York
Nebraska
North Loéeai
Chappell
Sidney Country
Madison
Tive Howard
Columbus
Bert Kermade
Hénry Horiike
American Beet Sugar Company
Grand Island
Crescent Theatre
Loldredge
George Weller
Lutheran College
Mt Sewaru
Rogal
Western Nebraska Baseball League
Allance
Coster
Rawford
Ruahville
Hay Springs
Gordon
Theligh
Pete Fighwry
Harrison
Sioux County
Marie
Venango
Nebraska Independent Off Men's Association
St Omaha
Oumba
Herbert Switzer
Federal Department of Agriculture
James Eilly
Wayne
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
King of Work
Tate Board
of. Agriculture
Gates
Walton League
Porthwear
Maha
Tate
Pera
Howe
Nephrassa Nations
Hivaha
Adolph Pin
Evelyn
Christensen
Wymore
A.imean
Befire
Columbes
Choi
Greeiey
Yamaha Paeithee
Burchard High Shhoal
RAF Irland
Lincoin
Pawnee
Valsey
Gage Greeley
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Exchange Cafe
South Omaha
H. J. Graslich
W W. Derrick
Messrs Oschner
Barnes
Hepperiy
Tolman
Fortun
Duck
Endicott School
Frederick Timm
Polk County
Mystery Road Synopsis from a Described Drama
Fragmentary text describes a plot involving Myrtle, Pauline, and Gerald Christie with emotions leading to love. Characters include Mrs Myrtle Speykes, her mother, and a diplomat figure. tension centers on misery, escape, and romantic entanglements.
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Freeine
Moertita
Gereid Domimey
Christopher Ent
Myrtle Speykes
Ingen
Tavieg
Caliea
Uriteuductios
Gery
Chrie
Myrtle and Christopher at the lakeside festival plan
In a tense exchange Myrtle reveals plans for a festival dance while Christopher urges caution. They discuss social boundaries and the risk of meeting unsuitable women as they hurry back toward the road past Gerald, Pauline, and the others, with Gerald absorbed in tennis and oblivious to tension.
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Leah
Gerald
Pauline
Christopher
Myrtile
Dinner at the villa follows a tense encounter
Gerald orders dinner and wine as a Russian visitor named Zita grows wary. a private letter triggers warnings about reputation while a tense table scene unfolds with Christopher, Gersid, and others observing. The plot hints at intrigue surrounding De Pomieres and Villa Violette.
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Gerald
Engeris
Madame de Ponlere
Villa Violette
Joan
Christopher
Cihrin
Chrestopher
de Pomieres
Gersé
Gersid
Gerald Re
Ereaid
Joe
Anti Jap Movement In Talks On New Ambassador Appointment
Report notes discussions on appointing a new Japanese ambassador in Washington and on the evolving Pacific alliance. Officials emphasize no current threat of trouble, citing US policy and Japan’s obligations under the treaty as Washington seeks to align with the new international order.
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Washingto Persabve
Teeksure
Acs
Heck
Congress
Tertmal
O Luisa
Revere Beyony
Oréianisciple
Je ‘Wasteington
Pedo
Ora
Ovick
Pacific
Japan
Pwr
I. Terns
Mystery Surrounds Pauline Age in the Great World
A cryptic note questions the identity of Pauline six and her age in a vast setting. The text hints at a mystery about who she is and where she belongs in the wider world.
Fragmentary note hints at unknown events and names
A garbled OCR fragment references Peckelin, Sienice and others with unclear actions and dates. The text mentions a scarce skim, a satchel and geese, and phrases like the ta vey de oot wenken. No coherent details or identifiable entities emerge.
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Sienice Cmd Tiewst
Green Elected Labor President in Landmark Vote
The report details Green being elected president of the labor organization with broad support across the Executive Council. It notes no dissenting vote and highlights the aim to implement Samuel Gompers’ policies through a strong leadership role. The piece references Mine Workers and potential connections to broader labor movements.
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Executive Council Selecte. ‘of Retata
Indictments top list as tremor death toll rises
A mangled report notes a grand jury returning indictments, including a former warden, over tremor related deaths at Hikopidend near Suriceo. It mentions a tree fall killing four near Cheha Merton and lists various names and legal actions in a disrupted, untrustworthy text.
It Pays to Have
A fragmentary discussion on radio receiving sets and the value of durable appliance production. The piece mentions energy reserved for acetate, the prominence of a radio receiver, and comparisons to cheaper fiber options while noting the importance of reliable manufacture and community impact.
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Bolider
Ieee
Japan
Venti Incrnapstitanek
Sige
Greseil
Eerie Petiom
Jarek
Ground Clamp Importance in Radio Grounding
Details on proper ground clamp use for radio receivers emphasize securing a half moon shaped clamp around pipes, cleaning contact surfaces, and wrapping wire tightly for best electrical contact. The article notes common difficulties and recommends a proven clamp design for reliable grounding.
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Amer
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