Local Notes and Social Roundup From Loup City Nebraska
Wilkie Ahlers called in Hanover Saturday and J H Mueller visited Lanham Monday. Carl Oswald traveled to Steele City Friday, Chas Martin went to Beatrice Tuesday seeking work, Mrs Mary Rudkins toured Omaha Friday, and Chas McKay left Tuesday for Nebraska to visit son Herbert. Faris orchestra promotes a township hall dance October 7 with admission fifty cents. New post office staff named B W Smith postmaster and Marie Smith clerk. Frank Rose remains assistant. P M Hollenberg Cubs won 22 to 5 at Lanham Sunday with Hollenberg and Faris in batteries. Northwestern Republican column praises educator, professor linked to Granny Democracy, hoping for fall victory for county educational interests.
Man finds finger in tobacco plug in bizarre incident
In a curious tale from Nebraska a man bites into a ten cent Piperheid sick plug and discovers a finger. The odd mishap prompts questions about the plug’s manufacture and raises caution about tainted tobacco products.
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Charles Kasparek
National Tobacco Trust
Mr. Kasparek
Kasparek
College Leader Warns of Trouble Brewing
A college leader warns that a student he sent to college is facing possible trouble. The remarks suggest concerns over the boy’s behavior and the school environment. No concrete incident details are provided.
Reduced Rail Fare For Ak-Sar-Ben Fall Festival
Railroads offer a reduced rate for the Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Fall Festival. Tickets go on sale at all stations from October 1 to 5 and are valid for return by October 7. See the station agent for details.
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Omaha, Ak-Sar-Ben
Values of Facts and Pursuing a Deep Interest
A quotation from Sir John Lubbock extols choosing a lifelong subject aligned with personal instincts. It argues life offers joys yet includes anxiety and sorrow, and a deep settled interest provides solace and escape from self during hard times.
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Sir John Lubbock
Dust Disease and its Monday Malaise
The Boston Herald notes that indoor workers suffer Monday languor from extensive dust exposure the day before. It warns the dust powder may carry disease germs that trigger systemic disturbances and colds, irritate mucous membranes, and cause serious harm.
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Boston Herald
Student Learns French But Struggles With Gestures
A student explains that while their grammar and accent are strong, learning proper French gestures remains challenging. The dialogue contrasts language fluency with nonverbal communication skills.
Probate Notice for Jasper Sevier Estate in Jefferson County
Creditors of the Jasper Sevier estate in Jefferson County Nebraska must present claims to the county judge at the county court room on March 8 1912 for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months from September 5 1911 is allowed to file. Claims not filed by March 8 1912 will be barred. Published in the Steele City Press for four weeks before March 8 1912. Co C Boye County Judge.
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Jasper Sevier
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Steele City Press
Rih
C. Boye
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Jefferson County Abstract Office
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Reliable Ab
National Bank
Fairbury, Nebr
A. D. Rovoeu
Taylor
Steele City
No. I
Earnivals
Coronation
Omaha
Ak-Sar-Ben
Phe Exchange Bank
G. A. Hamley
Wm. ¢. Burnaman
Hollenberg
Kansas
Wilkie Ahlers
Hanover
J. H. Mueller
Lanham
Our City
Carl Oswald
Chas. Martin
Beatrice
Mary Rudkins
Chas. McKay
Herbert
Faris
B. W. Smith
Marie” Smith
Frank Rose
P. M
Hollenberg Cubs
Dwse Glia Faris
Klusman
Lenville
Palmer
Republica
Loup City
Neb
Alliance
Jas. O' Connell
Fairbury
Presbyterian Church
Stegle City
C. C. Andrews
F. V. Lowe
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