State News Digest Highlights Local Events and Losses
A long list of Nebraska items covers Willems log cabin in Casa county and a 1836 homestead, Omaha auto show totals, community hall plans in Clay Center, and new or improved factories in Henry Bayard and Dutch Flats. Obituaries note Griff Thomas of Harvard Courier era. A 3,000 mile livestock tour begins, water issues in McCook, and Freddie Sullivan’s death from burns. Fire destroys a Humphrrey restaurant. state tax and crop payments rise. sea of market eggs and corn receipts. Chess champion J N Campbell wins eight straight at southwest Nebraska tourney. Sugar beet labor rates set. Fremont sewer project nears completion. Burlington poultry train tours 90 Nebraska towns. York United Brethren church to build two proposed plans. Mild February boosts egg receipts. Doane ag service hires. O’Connell named state American Legion head. Henry Taylor of Beaver City turns 102. Anniversary notes for Mundt and Easterbrook families. Legislature eyeing centennial Philadelphia expo. Columbus class of 1926 tops 68 graduates. Lincoln electrocution death. Dorothy Zuker praised for punctuality. Cuming county quarantine on dogs and cats near Bancroft. Charleston dance showcase during Spring Week in Omaha. Fire damages Lincoln sorority house. no injuries among 40 students.
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Willem. Young
Casa County
Omaha
Clay Center
Heese
Henry, Bayard and
Dutch Flats
Gering
Griff Thomas
Harvard Courier
Maha
McCook
Freddie Sullivan
Kathleen Sullivan
Gree'cy
Humphrrey
Albert Dinkley
Pierce
Fred Liske
J.N. Campbell
Stamford
Nebraska
Great Western Sugar’ Company
Beet Growers’ Association
Fremont
Elkhorn
Burlington
United Brethren Church I“Of
York
H. LD. Fox
Department of Animal- Husbandry
College” of Agriculture
Doane Agricultural Service of
St. Louis
Frank B- O'Connell
American Legion
Covernor McMaullen
Jenking
Henry Taylor
Beaver City
Henry Clay
Taylor
Virginia
Furnas County
Henry , Mundt
Springfield
McMullen
Whthufelphia
Columbus High School
JL. B. Mathews
K& A. Easterbrook
Arcadia
Everett L. Brown
Lincoln
Mies Dorothy Zuker
Omana
Cuming County
Cuming County Board of Health
Bancroft
Rabba
Charleston
Animal Husbandry Classes Close in Hue Month
A long reading on hog feeding trials details five hog lots with varying rations corn alfalfa tankage and linseed meal. Results show different gains per head and costs per cwt, with alfalfa and tankage affecting feed efficiency and price per ton.
Open Hearing Set March 31 on Wet Law Revision
Washington to hold open special hearings on March 31 to draft a bill revising prohibition. A five member temperance board will be appointed to outline a program and gather public views before shaping legislation. The Senate and House debate probes into prohibition include court records and comments from Anti Saloon League and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mittee
Hill
Congress
Temperance Board
Supreme Court
John W. Davis
Willebrandt
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Edwards
Britten
Rep
Snell
Hose Rules Committee
League
Tinkham
Maas
Tinkharm
Jinx Ship of Dry Navy Is Now Beyond Salvage
The 75 foot patrol boat 126 of the government coast guard, famed as a rum runner hunter, has passed from the maritime scene. After a wreck on Narragansett Bay during February blizzard, the vessel broke up and lies unrecoverable with eight crewmen awaiting trial in New York for serious charges. One life was lost and many narrowly escaped death or injury during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Coast Guard Service
New York
Narragansett Bay
Western Roads Plan Wage Increase Fight
After a conference here Western railroad executives formed a twelve member wage committee to represent the roads in wage talks with conductors and trainmen. They oppose a 7 percent pay rise and have not set a date for deliberations. About eighty railroads with 135000 miles of track attended the meeting. W M Jeffers of the Union Pacific was named chairperson and W F Thie hott of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy is vice chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chlenge
Western Railroad
W. M. Jeffers
Mie Union Dueifie Road
W. F.thiehott
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
106000 Bull Runs Amuck on Farm Ends in Shooting
Genesee Ontario local report says Carnation King Pontiac a 2800 pound favorite bull sold for 106000 at Seattle stock sale was shot after charging an attendant at the KE Doty farm. Officer James Moffatt, a skilled rifle shot, killed the animal after it threatened workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesee
Pontiac
Sylvia
Seattle
Wash
King Pontiac
KE. K
Doty
James Moffatt
Docal
Boys Walked Five Miles Handcuffed to Jalil
In Salina Kansas two youths aged seventeen and fourteen were forced to walk five miles to Jalil handcuffed together by J. W. Grimes sixty who accused them of stealing his automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Salina
Kans
William Lyon
Andrew Miller
Jalil
J. W. Grimes
Teachers From Japan Arrive in Vancouver After Classes
Four Japanese schoolteachers have arrived in Vancouver to provide native instruction to Japanese students after their daily classes. They will guide language and culture lessons, aiding a growing Japanese community in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Vancouver
B. C
Advertising copy for Cuticura toilet preparations
Ad copy touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum powder to clear skin and cleanse the body. Claims include skin improvement and daily use as a toilet set. Describes a household routine and implies social effects of beauty products for women.
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Doan
R. Buerer
Nebr
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists
Buffalo, N.Y
Gasg Sey
Neneca
Bayer
Mtactere
Sta
Naja Ujol
Najol
Alpha Delta Theta
Alpha Chi Omega
America
William Mitchell
Beatrice
Izank Walton League
Beatrice Ser Gans
Gage County
Morton
Arbor Day
Aancorn
The
State Board
University Place
Whitehall
Loup City
Jenners Park
Farm Bureau
Walthill
DeMoss
Columbus
Bayard
Sorth Platte Vaalley
Hartington
Cedar County Farmers Telephone Company
Columbue
Plonger Hook and Ladder Company
Tire Department
George Wastington
Jinx
Yun Fou
Chicago
U. S
United States
Rubber Campa
Rio
U.S
Griveey
Seneca
Fletcher
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