Local School Week Report and Community Notes
Fourteen pupils attend Lorermed institute room without absence or tardiness. Classes study picture work, Asia, Revolutionary War history, and London Town. The eighth grade prepares for county exams next Thursday and Friday. The high school baseball opener is set for this afternoon against Odell. Community events include a wienie roast, a moving picture show, and a teacher luncheon. Several local notices cover dry conditions, a 29 year newspaper, and election ballot changes for the Nebraska primary.
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Lorermediate Room
Veda Cavett
Hatareostys
Bauguess
Studs of
Bar Operated
Pspes
Asia
Prade
Sis Tabi
Jie
Hnstory
Reckup
London Town
Odell
Dilker
Grammar Room
Frice
Smith
Harry Bauguese
Lottie Loock
Mattilda Strasser
York mayor and state legislator active in meritorious measures
WM. COLTON a Nebraska resident since 1883 and Progressive Republican serves a second term as York mayor after receiving 808 votes of 857 cast. He sits in the 1911 state legislature where he advocated meritorious measures.
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Nebraska
York
Local Hometown Notes and Vague Farm Mentions
Fragmented OCR items mention Wemcore and Monu Hutchitson buying a herd carn for use on rural route 1. Parva Clark Blair and Ogon Roe Clath visited Wednesday for a weekend. Diller relatives find friends. Putnam expanding stock of ties. Election results noted in Fairbur and Odell areas with partial tallies. Names include Shatt brug Co and George Bielelmeier.
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Parva Clark Blair
Ogon Roe Clath
Eggs for Setting Lived Rhode Island Reds
Mrs. W. E. K. Epley sets out setting eggs for Rhode Island Reds as her prize flock moves forward. The note details care for the incubation and expected hatch timing with a focus on home farm poultry.
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Rhode
Island
W._ EK
Epley
Mak Hamilton in New Light by Charles Felton Pidgin
A critical portrait of Mak Hamilton appears in a Charles Felton Pidgin essay, describing him as a blend of great and mean traits and as a powerful, venomous speaker. The piece reframes the famous American politician through sharp pen and satire.
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Sander
Mak Hamilton
Charles Felton
New Light
Black Percheron Stallion Offered for Stud
An eight year old Black Percheron stallion weighing 1500 pounds is offered at a private residence out of town. He is believed eligible for registry. Service fee is eight dollars to insure a foal or ten dollars for a colt to stand and suck. Owner will avoid accidents but will not be responsible for any that occur.
Lincoln Woman Visits Endicott and Diller kin
Mrs. John W. Miller of Lincoln has been visiting Endicott and Diller relatives since Sunday and returns home today.
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John W. Miller
Lincoln
Endicott and Diller
For Sale Driving Horse From S C Hutchinson
For sale a four year old driving horse weight 1050 pounds. Suitable for draft ov or single driving. Seller S C Hutchinson offers contact for inspection and purchase.
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S.C. Hutchinson
Notice of Indebtedness Shea Equity Exchange
We the undersigned officers declare the indebtedness of the Shea Equity Exchange at 3700 dollars. Ben Roelfs is president and I R Lambert is secretary. Date April 6 1916.
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Shea Equity Exchange
Shea Equiy Exchange
Ben Roelfs
R. Lambert
April Fools Night With Thimble Club Dist 64
Mrs. Tee Calkins hosted the Thimble Club of Dist. 64 on the evening of April 1. Guests enjoyed progressive rock games followed by a bountiful lunch prepared with help from Mrs. J. L. London. The gathering ended with a lighthearted jelly time.
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Tee Calkins
J. L
London
Pleasant View Community Notes Face Weather and Church Plans
Local farmers finished sowing oats and prep corn ground while road grading from Jackson school to Odell begins with Mike Murray leading. School halted for a week due to the teacher's father's illness and death. Social visits, travels to Beatrice, and church notes fill the week with a Sunday school slated for 2:30 p.m. next Sunday.
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Steele
Jackson
Odell
Mike’ Murray
John Riddle
L. J. Hill
W. W. Hill
Near Ellis
Henry Mayborn
Beatrice
H. N. Jackson
Mr. Allen
Allen
Birth of a Nation Faces European War Headlines
Despite World War I, Griffiths Birth of a Nation tours Europe with performances at Covent Garden London Paris Grand Opera Milan La Scala and planned runs in Vienna and Berlin The production opens at Lyric Theatre Wymore Nebraska with four days starting April 10 and shows at 2 15 and 8 15 daily The piece is marketed as an American spectacle with strong wartime themes and potential impact on European sentiment toward reconstruction and race issues
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Europe
Covent Garden
London
Grand Opera House
Paris
la Scala
Milan
Italy
Vienna
Berlin
Ku Klux Klan
Lincoln
Grant
Lee
Lyric
Lyric Theatre, Wymore
Nebr
Catarhal Deafness Cure Promise in Patent Medicine Ad
Advertisement claims catarrhal deafness comes from inflamed mucous in the Eustachian tube and offers a constitutional remedy. It pledges a $100 reward for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine and offers free circulars through J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Halle
J. Cheney & CO. Toledn
Honesty and Credit in Business Principles
A concise reflection asserts that trustworthiness forms the core of trade value alongside fair methods. It argues that credit is earned through honesty and sound business practices, shaping reliable commercial reputation.
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