NEBRASKA NOTES A Busy Row Of Local Events
The Schuyler city hall nears completion and a cream station opens in St Edwards. A federal court term convened in Beatrice. Allen Barnes visits Illinois. Ed Rector shoots a fine American eagle at Orchard. Janacek opens a skating rink in Schuyler Opera House. Bridges rise in Colfax County. Howells endures scarlet fever fears. Twin Hajek daughters born in Howells. Fremont registers three youths as new U.S. citizens post election. Sinclair injures wrist on Howells sidewalk. Gail Srocker leaves Scribner for Excelsior Springs health trip. Congressman Boyd plans to return to law practice. New births reported in Schlote and Glies households. Popcorn yields noted at Lyons. Simmons returns from England to Nebraska. Ulysses young blondes donate to doctor after Halloween. Byerly buys Playter Lambert dairy in Chadron. Dodson buys Douglas County farm near Valley. Sutherland returns from Beatrice to Boise City. Bob Fletcher of Pender hears and is sent to Lincoln hospital. First steam plow to Dakota County unloaded. Streeter’s brother ill in Oklahoma. Columbus electric plant gets a concrete roof. A corn ear pest worm causes damage. Spangler buys Kerkow barn at Scribner for a new implement trade. Old barn history linked to prior owners. Leppla addresses Northwest Freeholders in Chadron. Walley’s Opera House gains winter capacity. Gum home harrow rescue averted by prompt fire response. Reve leases Valles livery barn and stock. Walter Church sells Leigh farm, buys nearby Dawkins farm. Nils Nyman narrowly avoids collapse digging a cistern.
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Schuyler
St. Edwards
Federal
Beatrice
Allen Barnes
Table Rock
Illinois
Rector
Orchard
Aine
American Eagle
M. Janacek
Colfax
Howells
Frank Hajek
United States
Fremront
F. L. Sinclair
Gail Srocker
Scribner
Excelsior
Springs
Boyd
Neleigh
Schlote
James Glies
Sayer
Harlan Smith
Lyons
Simmons
Chadron
England
Nebraska
Ulysses
Hallowe
E. C. ‘Byerly
Hot Springs
Dakery
Playter & Lambert
A. R. Dodson
M.C. McAlister
Douglas
Valley
David Sutherland
Boise City
Idaho
Bob Fletcher
Pender
Nkcinity Board
Lincoln
Dakota County
P. Streeter
Eahold
Colfax County
Oklahoma
Columbus
Radbed Mine Disaster in Westphalia Kills Many
A massive explosion and ensuing fire at the Radbed mine near Perish in Westphalia Germany trapped 380 miners. Only six escaped unharmed. 37 were dead and 302 were reported missing as rescue efforts faltered amid heat smoke and collapsed air shafts.
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Hamm
Westphalia
Germany
Courberts
France
Mate Iy
Carmack Slaying Sparks Tennessee Political Turmoil
Ex senator and editor E W Carmack was shot and killed in Nashville by Robin Cooper, while Cooper’s father Colonel Cooper is jailed without bond. Police guard the wounded defendant as investigators probe whether the death was a political duel or conspiracy.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cabass
E. W. Carmack
United States
Tennesee
Texeseeah
Robin Cooper
Dupcan
B. Cooper
M. M. Paterson
Colanel
Cooper
Carmack
Munier
Rte Hs
Itterson
Prien
Senate
Unclear OCR fragment cites hospital operations decried as unnecessary
Fragment discusses unnecessary medical operations in hospitals and the avoidance of many procedures. It references a general statement about fear and generation, noting thousands of operations deemed unnecessary in a context of medical ethics.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Prominent Letters Exhibit
Letters from women in the era praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving severe female troubles and avoiding surgery. The article cites Mrs Barbara Base of Kingman Kansas and Mrs Arther House of Moorestown New Jersey, claiming personal cures and recommending others write for advice. It also outlines claimed general benefits for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and backache, urging sick women to seek advice at Lynn Mass.
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Barbara Base
Kingman, Kanes
Pinkham
Tadic
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vince
Arther
Churel “Rougl
Moorestowne
Nea
Pettit
Lydia E. Pinkbeaga
Lydia FE
Pinisham
Lydia E
Pink Han
Lynn
Mass
Chicago Public Libraries Hold 1.4 Million Volumes
The fourteen city libraries in Chicago house 1,402,981 volumes excluding pamphlets and maps. An Arctic expedition aims to teach Greenland Eskimos profitable fishing methods. Chicago’s YMCA lists 13,000 members, 18 branches, and $2,022,000 in property. The article notes diverse global facts and historical notes on labor, tea in armies, and European schooling trends.
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Chicago
Greenland
Portland
Ore
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Nebraska Notes
Sol” Spangler
Fit
Free Monty
Ar Stiroud
Chadign
Sanday
Opera
Ciouse
Walley
Valles
Thom. de Hartford
Charles Duffy
Walter Church
Leigh
Adolph Zarka
Mr. Church
James W. Dawkins
Nils Nyman
Wisner
New York
Sotaren
von Teuber
Maxfeleth
Panama
Canal Zone
Abr
Calon
Arnent
Andy
Archy
Ann
New
Orleans
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
Matis
Manila
Shar
The
Tews Jenn Ula
Per
Épmedion
RAS Phi
Pustom
Operat
Bedi
Italy
Young Men's Christian Associaton of
China
Iefchayr
New York City
Gorrhan
Mans Eans
Cinbs
Gidde
Aorze
Lu Heer
Innaig Reyes Hive
Woodheark
Hala
Watt St
Vane
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