Nebraska News Roundup Mentions Mergers Auto Show and Projects
The Omabe Bee buys the Daily News and will consolidate papers by February 21. A new dairy farmers association forms in Fillmore County as part of a dozen in the state. Omaha Auto Show runs February 21 26 with space sold and new models on display. A hydro electric plant on the Niobrara near Spencer aims for May 3 completion delivering 3000 horsepower at a $400000 cost. Beatrice drive time limit ends February 1. Sunday mail service to Monroe and Genoa starts March 13.
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Fillmore County
Omaha
Lozcels
Nebraska Brotherhood of Threshermen
State Telephone Association
Nebraska Lumber Dealers
College
Monroe
Genoa
Columbus
Postal Department
Ne Dreieke
State Banking Bureau
Trade and Commerce
CG. Bliss
Long Pine Ie
Wip
T& Te S
Lather
Smith
Farmer's Wife
Nebraska state tournament dates and regional notes
Nebraska high schools prepare for the state tournament in Lincoln on March 10 11 and 12 amid district invitational events. The text notes college sponsored mini tournaments, coyote and wolf pest control efforts in northeast Cedar County, a Hastings funeral for Edwin Richmond pioneer publisher, and a profile of the Nebraska Signal editor Frank Edgecombe marking thirty three years of publication.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Hastings
Edwin Richmond
Minden
Richmond
Workman
Kearney County
Nebraska Signal
Geneva
Frank O. Edgecombe
Edgecombe
Nebraska Press Association
National Editorial Association
Signal
Hay grading school for Morrill county farmers planned
Farmers in Morrill county will host a hay grading and marketing school this winter with an expert from the state agricultural college to conduct a full day of instruction on hay raising grading and marketing. Grand Island Baptist church to be rebuilt at Tenth and Eddy for 60000 replacing the damaged structure and resolutions approved. Peru high school and surrounding teams from Missouri Iowa Nebraska and Kansas to compete in the Mink basketball tournament at Penn State Normal College on the 18th and 19th with more than 40 teams expected.
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Bridgeport
Morrill
State Agricultural College
Grand Island
Tenth and
Eddy Streets
Peru
Penn State Normal College
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Big Shipment of Pelte Hyapuia and Furs From Me
A large shipment valued around $9,000 left Me, carrying furs and some books. The consignment, described as Pelte Hyapuia, contained a mixture of fur pelts and literature, reflecting a diverse export.
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Pelte
Hyapuia
Washington kinfolk attend Kenmore exhibit at Sesquicentennial
Miss Fannie Washington from Fauquier County Virginia attended the Kenmore association exhibit in the Palace of Education. The display featured a porch recreation from Betty Washington Lewis’s Fredericksburg home and items tied to George Washington’s family history.
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George Washington
Virginia
George
Fredericksburg
Yorktown
Miss Washington
Fauquier County
Betty
Washington
Sanel Washington
Carter
Neck
Fielding
Lewis
Frederickaburg
Brother George
Trenton
Kenmore Association
Rappahannock
Ferry Farm
Kenmore Assertation
Mra V. M. Fleming
Pusfield
Mra Fleming
Annie Fleming Smith
H. Smith
Patrick Henry
Dolly Madison
James Starr
Pennsylvania
Kenmore
Palace of Education
Mary Ball Washington
Mrs. Smith
President Coolidge pleads for new naval arms reduction pact
President Coolidge urges a Geneva conference path to extend Washington treaty limits to smaller ships and calls for new naval restriction agreements with Britain France Italy and Japan. He warns that renewed shipbuilding fuels worldwide rivalry and threaten peace while stressing American resolve to push negotiated limits.
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Washington
United States
America
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Coolidge
Usher
Chainwean
Bhorah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dagen
Congress
Cootde
Geneva
Keffers
Picion
Sonate
Onl Dept
League of Nationa
Arma
Radio hookup plans for Coolidge address on Washington's Birthday
President Coolidge will deliver a national radio address on February 22. Officials expect about 22 900,000 listeners as the greatest radio hookup in history.
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Washington
Chicago Board Approves Four Million For New Schools
The grounds and building committee of the Chicago board of education approves a four million dollar plan for new schools. Allocation details and project scope to be finalized by the board in upcoming sessions.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Board of Ad
Schoolgirl Kind Is Better Comment Sparks Debate
A fragmentary quotation discusses a schoolgirl and complexion in a contentious statement. The readable text hints at social attitudes toward appearance and youth, with unclear surrounding context and attribution.
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Aretri
Giria
Warning on Bayer aspirin authenticity and safety
An advertisement warns consumers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine, safe product approved by physicians for 26 years. It cautions against imitations and notes that excuses to avoid genuine aspirin may not be satisfactory.
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Bayer
Castoria Ad Claims Gentle Relief for Infants
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria used for over 30 years to relieve constipation in babies and children and to regulate the stomach and bowels aiding digestion and sleep without opiates. the genuine product bears a signature.
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Fletcher
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Wastine
Ward
George Preserves Mansion
Mra Fleming Heads Society
Wuch
Rappahannock Valley
Chancelorsville
Wilderness
Spottsylvania
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Lees
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Pierce
President Invalids
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