Healthy Baby is a Precious Blessing Advertisement
A testimonial from Mrs. M. Johnson of Kenosha Wisconsin praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for delicate babies. She notes Dorothy Johnson's lifelong delicate health improved after using the syrup and invites others to request a free sample bottle by mailing to Dr W B Caldwell at Monticello Illinois, Washington Street.
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M. Johnson
Dayton St
Kenosha
Wis
Little Dorothy
Johnson
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Ill
Too Much. My Feelings Lacerated and Questions Left
A brief, fragmented item notes strong emotional hurt and questions about what happened next. The lines hint at personal conflict and unresolved outcomes without detailing the event.
Tornado Toll Rises Across Iowa and Omaha Damage
The Easter Sunday tornado swells the death and injury list as it sweeps through Iowa towns and eastern Council Bluffs. Across the region property losses run into hundreds of thousands of dollars as railroad lines are hit and homes leveled. In Omaha, funds pour in from city groups, state and religious bodies, and national contributors offering relief.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Milwaukee
Rock Island and
Great Western
Omaha
United States
Terre Haute
Ind
Greenwood
Neb
Weeping Water Storm Leaves Seven Dead in Berlin
A violent storm struck Berlin at 6 30 injuring seventeen and destroying nearly all buildings on the business street except the church and two residences. Doctors arrived from Avoca and Syracuse to aid the injured while bodies were placed in the church as a temporary morgue.
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Berlin
Avoca
Syracuse
Woman killed by tornado near Rock Bluff road farm
Mrs. George Schroeder died in the tornado on a farm along Rock Bluff road west of Plattsmouth. Her husband survived with no injuries. The victim was found beneath a tree about forty rods from the demolished house, indicating she was hurled into the trunk.
Omaha Tornado Relief Under Way With 25000 Fund
Omaha citizens held a council meeting to organize relief for tornado homeless with a 25000 emergency appropriation. A fifty member relief committee was formed and a general fund drive announced. Lincoln’s Commercial Club offered aid and the Red Cross pledged services. A Twin City train derailment near Marshalltown injured twenty one.
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Omaha
Lincoln
Commercial Club
Dahlman
Es & St. Louis Railroad
Twin City
Marshalltown
Damage at Havelock Town Hits Barns in Whirlwind
A cyclone struck Havelock at about six o clock causing widespread barn damage with no injuries reported. William Harms and John Barison lost barns, Judige Bignell's barn collapsed but the horse survived, J A Quick's barn overturned, all near the schoolhouse where residents sheltered in cellars.
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Havelock
William Harms
Judige Bignell
J. A. Quick
John Barison
Barnes
Omaha Mayors and Governors Cooperate on Relief Efforts
Nebraska towns reel from weekend storms with Tornadoes and dust storms causing deaths and widespread damage. Omaha mayor Dahlman coordinates with Governor Morehead as state militia and federal troops restore order while Woodbine suffers about 200 thousand dollars in damage and five fatalities. Valley and Greenwood report missing persons and injuries as storms sweep through the region.
Former Nebraskan Crowns Iowa City In
The body of Valentine Evans, a former Nebraska resident, was found decomposed in the Mississippi near New Boston, Iowa. American refugees arrive at Nogales by handcar and train from Guaymas vicinity as Mexican gunboat activity is reported along the gulf coast. Col Manuel Alcalde of New Era claims he can prove Madero was shot and Vice President Suarez strangled on February 28 with their bodies moved to a prison by automobile.
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Omaha
DC. Saber
FE. H. Smith
Signal Corps
Fort Omaha
Iowa City
Valentine Evans
Nebraska
Mississippi River
New Boston
Nogales
Guaymas
California Gulf
Gulf Coast
Manuel Alcalde
The
New Era
Madero
Suares
Nebraska lawmakers advance nine special appropriation bills
The house finance committee report pushes nine special appropriation bills totaling 377000. Key items include 75000 for Lincoln insane asylum, 100000 for a new Omaha Deaf Institute building, 50000 for Hastings tubercular hospital, 40000 for Kearney boys industrial school land, 40000 for a new Lincoln orthopedic hospital main building, 57000 for Norfolk insane hospital, 5000 for state conservation and welfare commission, 4000 for a bureau of agricultural statistics, and 2000 for marking the Oregon trail.
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House Finance Committee
Lincoln Insane Asylum
Omaha Deaf Institute
Hastings Insane Asylum
Kearney, Boys
Lincoln
Norfolk Insane Hospital
Lawmakers Consider Workmen Compensation Bill As Special Order
A special House session will take up a bill on workmen’s compensation and employers liability. Supporters across parties call it a campaign pledge and expect a lively debate. The measure mirrors New Jersey’s law, drafted with involvement from the then New Jersey governor. Opponents aim to delay, but supporters push for immediate enactment despite the time pressure.
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House
New Jersey
United States
Changes in Bank Guaranty Law and University Standoff
The legislature revises bank guaranty rules allowing liquidating banks to retain half of assessed funds. A university removal crisis persists with moves toward a downtown campus levy and an agricultural college funding compromise. Land totals from state acts exceed 2.8 million acres with acreage deeds and contracts noted. The recall of public officials is affirmed by the house. Henry Gerdes is reappointed to the State Board of Control along with ex-governor Holcomb and Judge Kennedy. all confirmations pass unanimously.
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State Banking Board
Supreme Court
Senate
State University
Agricultural College
State Land Commissioner
oMce
House
Norton
New Board of Control
Morehead
Henry Gerdes
False City
State Board of Control
Exovernor Holcomb
Broken Bow
Howard Kennedy
Omaha
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