Jefferson County Nebraska Primary Election Candidate Notices
Public notices announce candidates for Jefferson county offices in Nebraska. Listings include courthouse clerk sheriff county attorney and other posts with party affiliations and April 1916 primary date. Voters advised to participate in the April elections.
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Jefferson County
Nebraska
Chas. H. McGee
Jefferson
Charles E. Gimore
Republican Party
W. G. C. Wooster
Local notes mix with a history lesson on the Hundred Years War
The clipping blends household news from Endicott with a substantial historical section detailing the Hundred Years War between France and England. It covers origins in 1346 under Edward III, key battles like Crécy and Poitiers, the interlude after Edward III’s death, Henry V’s resurgence, Joan of Arc’s rise and Orleanian relief, and ends with the 1453 treaty ceding continental claims except Calais.
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France
England
Plantagenet
Edward II
Teabella
Philip the Fair
Franee
Orleans
Charica VI
Reims
Joan
Calais
Debated Lineage of Columbus Claims Jewish Descent
The article surveys historians who argue Columbus was Jewish or of Jewish ancestry, citing sources about Colombe de Genoa, Synna Ponteneriea, and disputed origins across Genoa Corsica Spain and Italy. It notes conflicting claims and cites a will stating Genoa birthplace despite regional doubts.
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Columbus
Macter Cox
War
Domenico Colombe
Genoa
Synna Ponteneriea
Sontogy
Parossay
Ap van Oro
Badass
Italy
Corsica
Spain
Colambus
Visitors and local notes from Steele City area
Monday reports show Mrs Sam Beadle recovering from pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Beach visit their daughter Mrs Frank Wells north of Fairboro. A Valentine social is planned in the church parlor Monday evening. Proceeds from a piano debt sale are anticipated.
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Mr. and
Mread
EB. Beach
Mrs
Frank Wells
Fairboro
Wizahh
Hhe PC
Dichow
Kavervbod
Local Notes From Hollenberg and Nearby Stops
Ira Harper brings hay for A B James on Monday. Grace Eddleman visits relatives in Kansas City. Fletcher Brenneis visits Steele City on Saturday. Miss Kenton waits for a Hanover arrival between trains Saturday.
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Grace Eddleman
Kansas City
Fletcher Brenneis
Steele
Kenton Wans
Hanover Cailer
Kenning Family News From a Kansas Town
Arthur Kenning helps his brother John this week as the Kenning family spends Sunday with the parents. Charles Wilson shipped cattle to Kansas City on Wednesday and visited Frances Pearson on Saturday. Perle Roderick and family visited Andy Belding home. On Monday the Wilsons visited Mrs. Wilson and P A Carriéo and family with Mrs. Miller at FE residence.
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Charley Wilson
Roy Riley
Endicott
Geo. Puffintarger
John Kenning
Kansas City
Mr. Kenning
Arthur Kenning
John
Charles Wilson
F. Bower
Geo. Schmidt
Frances Pearson
Perle Roderick
Andy Belding
P. A. Carriéo
Mrs. Miller
The
TURN TO BATTLE CRUISERS
French naval authorities have reconsidered battle cruisers after their performances under Beatty and Sturdee. They now suggest a 30 000 ton displacement as a likely standard and deem the ships a most excellent investment for future fleet needs.
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United States
Beatty
North Sea
Sturdee
Parkland Islands
Antidote for Snake Bite Shows Immunity From Horses
In India, researchers expose horses to venom from cobras at Parel laboratory Bombay to build immunity. The serum from immunized horses is claimed to treat cobra bites if given early. A venom antidote for Russell's viper exists, but none yet for krait or Echis carinata. Over 25 years ending 1911 snakes killed over half a million people in India.
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India
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Parelaboratory
Bombay
Scientific American
No Wonder. A Man Who Is Always Die Noted
A fragmented OCR item hints at a person described as always dying or facing death. Details are unclear, with no clear event, date, or organization identified.
Jones It Seems I am Always Smith That s Because You re Butting In
A brief exchange highlights a humorous clash as Jones comments on being interrupted by Smith. Smith retorts that the interruptions stem from Jones always speaking up. The light back and forth emphasizes a playful, everyday disagreement.
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Jones
Smith
Ambition and wordplay in a cryptic exchange
A fragmented dialogue hints at ambitions and a test of a word common in travel or scope. Names or clear facts are scarce, leaving the scene as a quirky, cryptic exchange.
ITS FITNESS. This is an appropriate affliction headline
A brief note reads This is an appropriate affliction and mentions a grass widow fever with references to hay in the context. The readable text presents a fragmentary medical or editorial comment without clear events or names.
Tint singer ae very thin
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a singer in poor health or weight concerns and a repetition of phrases about an in shard or crusty pastry, but details are unclear.
Victorious Manhood Sermon Aims at Men’s Valor
Rev. Sims will preach at the Baptist church Sunday evening on Victorious Manhood and invite men from the area to attend. The service will feature literature and history with examples of victorious men from history and character roles, while women are asked to bring a mirror for discussion with Mr. Sims.
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P. Bikey
Sims
Wien
Seele City
Lades
Mar
Cooks Desertion Keeps Marines on the Move
A United States Marine Corps study shows cooks have the highest desertion rate among enlisted occupations in the last two years. Despite good pay and hours, cooks leave at higher rates, while Marines cite travel and adventure as key draws elsewhere.
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United States Marine Corps
Marine Corps
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Family Users
The strongest recommendation is user praise. Mrs Amanda says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been used in her family for twenty years and has never failed to cure a cough or cold. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.
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Chamberlain
Amanda “Chamberlain
Severe Cold Quickly Cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A Weatherby Missouri resident reports a severe December cold nearly bedridden. Two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy quickly restored health and the user praises the medicine as among the best and plans to use it again. Obtainable everywhere.
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Weatherby, Mo
Chamberlain
Ady
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