Nebraska stallion registration board issues first annual report
The first annual report of the Nebraska stallion registration board outlines new pedigree and soundness inspections for breeding animals, with illustrations of common blemishes and transmissible diseases. It notes related laws, certificates, and entries in stallion and jack registries for period ending July 1, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Stallion Registration Board
Bostrom
W. R
State Board of Is
A. E.nelson
Nebraska
Nebraska News Roundup From Across The State
Brief dispatches report a Nebraska hunter wounded near West Point and recovering, Father Crowe of Lincoln diocese dead at Friend, plus damage from grasshoppers in Red Willow county. Other items include a skeleton found near College View, a transition in Custer county poor farm leadership, a fatal auto accident in Fremont, and injuries from a haystack fall near Alliance.
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West Point
Father Crowe
John Vogel
Alliance
Randal Cozier
Aurora
Episcopal Diocese of
Nebraska
Christchurch
Central City
Frank Hammick
Clarkson
Table Rock
Lincoln Banks
United States Postal Savings’ Bank
Bateaville
Carthage
Fremont
John Meints
Lincoln
Pickrell
Beatrice
J. C. Acton
Fre Mont
Fritz Koslowski
Beatrice Freman
Arnold Schneider
Sheridan County
Deshler Post Ofice
T. J. Traut
Hartington Yards
Caviness
Fairbury High School
George Armatead
Will Maupin
North Bend
Fred Merkle
Nebraska City
Success stories of farming in Western Canada migrants
The letter outlines immigrants from the United States who moved to Western Canada, praising up-to-date farming methods, climate, soil, and markets. It highlights a range of experiences from smallholders in Manitoba Saskatchewan or Alberta to wealthy settlers buying large holdings, noting debt elimination, land under cultivation, livestock counts, crop yields, and strong prospects for crops this year. The writer invites verification through the Superintendent of Immigration in Ottawa and notes many others share similar success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Dayton
Western
Ottawa
Adv
Distance tires to defy mom and romance
The dialogue sketches a young woman who follows her mother's injunction to keep suitors at bay but hints at emerald longing. A distant gaze accompanies a late night sighting of a young man with his arm around her, suggesting restrained affection and unresolved desire.
Butcher A Diplomat Uses Scale To Weigh Customers
A butcher explains he places a scale outside to weigh customers especially women. He admits adjusting weights up or down to keep customers satisfied, citing summer weight gain and winter slimming as tactics. He says discreet weighing and flattery build loyal clientele and word of mouth.
Foreman Receives Praise and Whisky on Rails
A section foreman on a great line is commended by a railroad president for steady work. The official offers a drink and a puro, then teases a neighboring foreman about a past slight, noting the cigar stayed lit only for the other man.
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Chicago Post
Noah’s Ark Sample Sparks Neighborly Debate
After rain, Noah collects water in a bottle while neighbors mock the ark scene. He asserts the ark must hold pairs of germs for every ill that humanity will face, turning a casual moment into a cautionary joke about disease and fate.
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Noah
Polly Victim of Deception in a Quiet Domestic Scene
A parrot named Polly is kept for family amusement with a cloth over its cage on Sunday evenings when Mr Saintly visits. On a Wednesday a visitor, Mr B, arrives and Miss Goocey drapes Polly, causing the bird to squawk and break the tension with a humorous remark about a short week.
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Mr. Saintly
Polly
Mary Goocey
Family credits Cuticura for eczema cure
Mrs. Lawrence Kiehl of Abbotsford Wisconsin reports her son’s year long eczema on hands improved after six months using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She notes sores, itching and pain ceased and skin stayed clear. Ad promotes Cuticura products and free sample offer from Boston.
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Abbotsford
Wis
Lawrence Kiehl
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Rose Matilda's Sprinter in Abrasive Rescue
Rose Matilda, while cleaning, treats a splinter injured by Mrs Greene’s tweezers in a tense exchange about removing the sprinter. The scene shifts to a cellar where a character asks how dozens of empty bottles entered, with a humorous remark about never buying empty bottles.
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Rose Matilda
Robert
No clear single story in readable text
Fragmentary clippings touch on marriage, car worries, patent remedies, and quotes. Notable items include a Cincinnati woman claiming faultless discovery, a Milwaukee sentiment about long marriage, a family car worry, Mrs Winslow's Syrup for teething, Cole's Carbolisalve for itching, and a general remark on justice and boastfulness.
Ambiguous OCR Item Highlights Training Phrase
Fragmentary text appears to reference physical training and showing a man ten of new ways, but meaning is unclear due to OCR corruption.
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W.v. Sennert
Omene, Hen. Eal
Trappers
FREE
Ete
Data Ocean
Iewis Sinsen
Issues Ite Report
Phelps
National Guard Coujes
Philippines
Schuyler, Stanton
Norfolk
York
Maceda
Albion
State Pardon Board
State University
Board of Regents
Avery
Gaye
Opera
State Farm
State Veterinarian’s
Moe Eteck Sanitation
Estate Veterinarian Association
Foley
I. U. Lingola
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Sentinel
Steele
Cole
Aji Craggista
Hostetter
Sloan
Wiltos Weebler
G. G. Jones
Baldwin
Somerset Ma
A. Vora
St. Pinte
Kida
Earth
U.S.A
Lilly White
Phoebe Priam
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Dougine Malso
Core Siane
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