State School Fund Distribution in Nebraska
Nebraska reports total 279 024 school children for 1913 and 1914 and an annual fund of 349 013. Bond interest provides 164 931 dollars, interest on school and saline lands 93 061, and interest on lands sold 40 611. Douglas County leads with 42 223 children and 38 787 dollars, Lancaster County follows with about half as many children and 19 909 dollars, while Banner and Grant counties compete for lower shares.
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Nebraska
Douglas County
Lancaster County
Banner
Grant
P. J. Corcoran
Omaha
Lincoln
Arthur White
Cozad
J. H. Jones
Weeping Water
Central City
Farmers’ Cooperative Grain Company
Greeley Center
Frank Ellenberger
Bancroft
Red Oak
Arthur Wessburg
North Platte
U. S, Navy
Grand Island
Roy Patterson
Scottia Bluff County
Fratkiin
J. Crowell
Bdigamidt
David City
Guy Reese
Wtattamouth
Lincolin
Bancroft Catholic
Lyona
Pender
Walthill
Tihen
Fremont
Beatrice
Auburn
Jan Qor
Elees
Science - Crawtora
Mias R Forbes
Nebraska News Highlights From Lincoln To Beatrice
A raft of Nebraska items covers fire losses near Plattsmouth and Wallen, drownings near Mebron, and severe injuries from crashes and lightning. Reports include church dedications, school graduations, and a $16,000 Swedish Liberal church cornerstone, plus note of a large convention in Lincoln set for June and 1916.
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Swedeburg
Diocese of
Nebraska
Protestant Episcopal Church
Lincoln
Edward Wilken
Norfolk
North Platte
Mia
Joseph Bent
Rosemont
Beatrice
Alfalfa Profits and State Road News Highlight 1913 Nebraska
Wm H Smith of the Seward Independent Democrat reports on alfalfa profitability with L L Ost's five acre field yielding 21 tons 680 pounds valued at 238 dollars net 37.44 per acre. Also notes 219 horses for early State Fair races and non resident pupils in accredited schools. Nebraska road spending 1.75 million and state taxes total 22.49 million with Pioneer Memorial Day set for June 14.
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Wm. H. Smith
Seward Independent Democrat
LL. BH
Burlington Railroad
Seward
Nebraska
Pioneers
Nebraska Territorial Pioneers
Untitled golf anecdote from error filled prose
A humorous misphrased monologue describes a golfer struggling with the drive at a country club. The speaker notes nine failed attempts with spectators watching in awe and a tenth shot that barely moves, leaving the crowd vanished and pride intact.
Cure Found for Daughter's Scalp Disease
Mrs. Alice Kirlin of Circleville Ohio reports her 1912 case of a severe scalp infection with pimples and sores spreading to the body. After months of failed remedies Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided relief and the daughter was eventually cured.
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Booth Scioto
Circleville
Ohio
Alice Kirlin
Cuticura
Cuticoura
Dept. I. L
Boston
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Elwood Haynes
Metallurgiast
Pasess
America
Baynes
Eros
Haynes Ynes Automobile Company
Main Street
Devtidere
Amartca
Meyers Moter Sales Co
Misseert Haynes Meter Car Co
Te Ave
Geaters
Neas Kamees Aoe
Haynes Automobile CO
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Katoms, Ted
Piaese
Ewood Haynes
Daist Fi
Redwood
Eso Coors
California
ATLAS
Ody
Oman
London
Patrice
Walter
Tommie
Axie
Youngetown
Chads
Pinkham
Golt
Western Newspaper Union
Webraskans
Grant County
A. A. Reed
Seymour
State Board of Equalization
Richard L. Metcalfe
Panama
Panama Canal
Ralph W. Emerson
Amas
Coca-Cola
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Old Titepuree
Wrigleys
Spearmin
Wrigley’s
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