Paving repairs and Arctic expedition notes mix in town update
The Meatrice city commission discusses East Bell street paving while a repair device for asphalt is purchased. Arctic expedition leader Donald B. McMillan leaves June for 19 months. his son’s Omaha parents plan winter radio contact. Local farm sales, turbine base work, and a $175000 Nebraska City junior high bond win brief mentions.
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EB. K. Langford
Donaldb. McMillan
W. J. Lanseford
Omaha
Maine
Meatrice
East Bell Street
Tenth
Twelfth Streets
Apaual
Early Bunker Hill Post Office Site in Hamilton County
Historic site at the old Bunker Hill post office in Hamilton County shows homesteading by veteran Merrit Highley. Post office moves in 1881 and 1884 helped settle western Hamilton and eastern Hall counties. Burlington picnic planned at Malick amusement park near Red Cloud with free facilities for employees. Boeing Air Transport bookings grow for Chicago to Pacific routes with new passenger service and mail transport.
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Aurora
Eli Uimel
Bunker Hill
Hamilton County
Merrit Highley
Busker Hnl
8. Joe
Phillips
Homilton
Hall Counties
Platte
Grand Island
Highley
Davenport
Red Cloud
Burlington
Malick
Cowles
Reo Cloud
Omaha
Boeing Air Transport Company
Chicago
Pacific Air
Wha
Ail
Rattlesnake bites rise in Nebraska's southwest
Reports from McCook and surrounding country districts describe an unusual rattlesnake year in southwestern Nebraska with multiple bites to people and animals and several fatalities. Some farmers have killed as many as forty rattlesnakes in the season.
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McCook
Nebraska
Newman Grove projects show rapid growth and industry
Newman Grove announces a new Douglas center with four modern improvements and plans to be among the finest. Alliance reports a building boom with a $30,000 project and a $20,000 two story brick building under way. The Alliance Bottling & Storage firm recently finished a $16,000 plant. Several residences are under construction across the city. A giant centipede, claimed as the largest in the area, was captured north of Cambridge, measured over six inches, with seventeen legs and thorn like tips. Air mail service shifts to private hands with no ceremony as pilots from Omaha and Crook depart in quick succession, while state air mail trips face delays.
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Frank Havelka
Central City
Orian Bryan
Park County
Goldsmith
Kvsterson
Fairbury
Frank Houston
Hi. B. Potter
William Woods
Diller
William Woods Jr
Sdom
Alliance City Power Draft
Jerry Bauer
Valerick Farm
Nebraska City
Interoal
Alliance
Great Western Sugar Company
Bridgeport
Aurora Rotary Club
Aurora
Lincoln
Dods
Oller
Lincoln Rotary Club
Wale University
Capitol
Ralph Otte
Jap Cole
Aelubere
Northwestern Public Service Company
Farfish Electrical
Columbus
Richland
Hemingford
Harry Miller
Joe Petal
Bramer
Riggs Pool
Brown Drug Store
Lexington
Buck” Norris
Buck
Eagles
Prick
George H. Nrevkver
Alliance Hottling & Storage Company
Hastings—K. & Hall
Hall
Omaha
Governus In
Pilot & M. Allison
Crook
Kenny Aircraft Company
West
Allison
Hiftie
Io Boeing
Sheffield resigns as envoy to Mexico amid crisis fears
Rapid City dispatch reports James R. Sheffield has resigned as American ambassador to Mexico. He cited a new, serious crisis threatening U S investments there and refused to disclose details, saying it must come from the State Department.
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Rapid City
James R. Sheffield
Mexico
Coolidge
Sheffield
State Department
Standard 011
Mhetfely
New York
Telies
Calles
Shefield
Mexicy
Goolidge
I. Id
Federal Grain Exchange Control Sought for Next Session
Illinois moves to make a grain warehouse bill law and push federal action next winter. Grain producers and marketing groups plan to press Congress to regulate grain exchanges, with officials noting the Kissinger bill has more teeth than the futures act.
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Washington
Illinois
Hich
Department of Agriculture
National Capital
Middle West
Plan for 100 foot Chicago beacon honoring Lindbergh
Chicago officials received a proposal from Samuel Ipsull Jr., chairman of the Electrical Association of Chicago’s centennis committee, for a flood lighted 100 foot tower with a movable mooring mast and air craft beacon to greet visitors at a 1983 world fair in honor of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. Engineering drafts set the specifications.
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Chicago
Springfield
Grand Rapids
Charles A. Lindbergh
Thompson
Samuel Ipsull, Jr
Centennis Committee
The
Electrical Association of Chicago
Reed withdraws plea for special flood relief session
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri ends push for a special session to enact flood relief, saying an extra session after the spring Mississippi valley flood is too late to yield good results.
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Reed
St. Louis
Congress
James A. Reed
Minsouri
Minsissippi
Hhle
French pilot chosen for return flight to United States
Charles Levine engages Lendot-Maurier Droubin for a comeback flight to the United States in the monoplane Columbia from Croydon. Clarence Chamberlin helped with instructions and piloted the craft in the recent leg.
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Lendot
Henrietta and the Gorgas Laundry No More Money
Henrietta, a laundress for General Gorgas, lost both legs in a railway accident and received artificial limbs. The incident followed a rising laundry bill as she pressed for fair pay and better treatment, while Gorgas protested the charges amid gratitude.
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Gorgas
Henrietta
Marie D. Gorgas
Burton J. Hendrick
Hector Gorgas
Ari
Tate
Breaking It Gently Scent of Summer and Winter Changes
The fragment describes a seasonal shift affecting a local businessman and his tatier, noting a summer scent and a winter alteration in customers and daily routines. A customer recalls past, while the shopkeeper discusses pricing changes and discreet customer interactions.
Refusal to Enter The Splendid Human Heritage
A fragment reflects on neglecting good books and refusing to partake in a noble heritage of learning. It contrasts envy of others happiness with the value of personal virtue and wisdom.
Moone's Pmerait Ot Promises Quick Foot Relief
An old advertisement touts Moone's Pmerait Ot for tender inflamed feet. It claims pain and swelling lessen within minutes after applications and that corns and calluses shrink with nightly use. The copy stresses magical results and a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
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Moone
Shell thickness decline blamed on foreign poultry experts say
The report notes a rising number of brentarge claims among carriers of imported exer. and attributes it to increased productivity of foreign hens. A poultry expert states higher production by foreign poultry keepers has reduced eggshell thickness, leading to greater losses.
Golfer Brown Meets Smith for Business Round
A brief note records a meeting on the golf course where Brown explains Gulf work relations and Smith notes communal ties. The exchange frames business talk blending sport and partnerships.
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Smith
Gulf
Brown
Undefined fragment suggests local inquiry
Fragmentary text mentions a town, yard, and boards but provides no clear event or names. Unable to determine a specific person, place, or outcome from the unreadable content.
Fragmentary OCR Capture Recalls Wedding Clergy and Financier
The readable text hints at a marriage involving a minister and a banker. Sparse phrases reference uniting two for tuner and anointed official, but most details are unclear and fragmentary.
German Girl Flyer Heads to Paris for Americano Germany Fight
Thea Kasche, a German aviator, aims for Paris en route to the United States to organize an aero drive for an Americano Germany conflict with herself as pilot.
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Paris
Thea Kasche
United States
Plaintiff Sues Chicago for One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Attorney Clifford J. Kutem filed a suit for $100,000 against the city of Chicago alleging that on May 80 policemen forced him to undergo an examination at the psychopathic hospital without a court order.
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Chicago
Clifford J. Kutem
Paychopathic Hospital
Mme Ter-Stepanoff Dies After Heart Attack
Mrs. Varette Ter-Stepanoff widely known in musical circles in this country and Europe as a pianist and instructor died in New York after a heart attack.
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Mme. Ter-Stepanoff
New York
Mme
Varette Ter- Stepanoff
Thiad Country
Europe
Dialogue Fragment From Los Angeles Times
A brief, clipped exchange shows a wife chiding a husband for silence and secrecy, while the husband replies in kind revealing mutual lack of transparency. The line captures domestic tension and urban newspaper voice.
G8 Hotel Rooms Check Spark Press Agent Exchange
Our notes show a tense exchange about room reservations for the G8 summit at a hotel. The press agent reports all rooms are taken, while responders remark they have their own bunks and will sleep.
Preparedness Hiceome you-all boilds -di heah alreet ma narrec
Washington Star fragment shows dialect style announcer speaking about space and readiness with local color and tone. The readable text hints at a communication piece or column note in a rural or urban community paper.
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Toreckor
Washington Star
Gonint Man's Folly Highlighted in Local Note
A fragment reports a gonint man who loses comfort and support as he pursues personal gain. The text hints at social judgment and public concern over his actions.
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