Nebraska News Briefs From Across The State
State Fire Warden John Trouten and County Attorney W. N. Jamieson report warrants for three men in Papillion as part of a jail escape case tied to the killing of farmer Blunt. Venues note fires, jobs, and local incidents in Ravenna, Fremont, Hooper, and Lincoln with deaths, accidents, and civic events across Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trouten
W. N. Jamieson
Sarpy County
Papillion
Hyers and Trouton
Jamieson
Blunt
State Penitentiary
Prairie Hay
Ravenna Company
Wat
Fremont
Hooper
Mra
Nancy Rakegtrew
Strang
Rin Oation of
Stefing
Wymore Knights of Columbus
Preston Martin
Table Rock
Leady
Oklo
Homer
William Caprick
Geneva
Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln Commercial Club
Nebraska State Association of
Grand Island
Norfolk
Carl Scott
Lincoln
John
J. H. Schuhloff
Plattamouth
Alfred Schultz
Platte River
EB. L. Meyer
The
Alliance High School
Law College
State University
E. E
Shelley Snyder
Far Main
Mary Schwarth
Nebraska
King
Stewart
George
Cockrell
Omaha
Merriam Hotel
Nebraska City
Falls City
Searney
Ravenna School Board
Burlington
Plattsmouth Man Assaulted in Late Night Attack
Fred B. Egengberger was jumped near the fire bell tower while walking home Sunday night. A assailant swung a club delivering repeated blows before fleeing, leaving Egenberger on the ground and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Fred B. Egenberger
Mr. Egen
Lake Minatare Officially Designated After Dam No 3
The North Platte project created a water body by dam No 3 and the Minatare Commercial club requested the name. Fisher from the interior department designated the lake as Lake Minatare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minatare
North Platte
Lake
Fisher
Department of the Interior
Fremont Charity Club Raises Funds for the Poor
Fremont charity club, after exhausting its funds aiding the poor, appealed for 200 dollars and received 375 dollars in a few days, marking a liberal response to the relief fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Former Nebraskans Death Noted in West Point Obit
The notice reports the death of Wash, a former resident of West Point, Nebraska, aged sixty, linking to John Lax and noting a long history of community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
John Lax
West Point
State Normal Building at Chadron Cracked
State Superintendent Delsell inspected the Chadron normal school building and warns it is badly cracked. He sits on the state normal board and says remedies will be arranged if possible. Judge A M Post and J H Broady are also mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Omaha
University of Nebraska
State Normal School
Chadron
Delsell
State Normal Board
A. M. Post
J. H. Broady
Southern Alberta Climate Praised for Farming Prospects
In Alberta, a speaker extols Southern Alberta as a prime mixed farming region with good soil water and climate. He cites crop variation moisture data from the last fifteen years and notes strong interest from American settlers while promoting Canadian government literature and tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Western Canada
Mystery House Douses with Medicine and Odd Remedies
In a confused report an electrician using white substance was called to fix a dimmer. A guest complained of a sore throat. The mistress told Sam to visit a drug store and fetch a small bottle of Dodell’s solution after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constan
Dimmer
Sam
Dobdell
Supreme Faith Card Gets Cash Backlash
A man claims he gave his wife a $1,000 check to test her nerve and honesty. The remark stirs questions about motive and propriety as the tale circulates in court or social circles.
New Wifer and Robby Theme in Lighthearted Exchange
A playful exchange centers on a joke about marriage and practicality as Tre New Wifer asks Robby to sew a button before departure. Robby replies that the cook might help, noting the pair married a typewriter not a sewing machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robby
Dissatisfaction with One's Lot Echoes in Red Gear
Fragmentary line reflects a mood of discontent with fate or station. The terse wording hints at individuals facing unfulfilled desires or burdens, using imagery of red gear as a symbol of constraints.
Glerteld Ten Insures Normal Action Of The Liver
Glerteld Ten is reported to insure normal liver function and related digestive health aspects. The notice emphasizes stable hepatic activity and absence of acute liver disorder. Further details appear in the medical brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glerteld
From Forty-Five to Fifty A Woman's Change of Life
The passage notes the critical period of change in a woman's life as it approaches midlife. It frames symptoms as natural calls for help and urges timely attention to nerves and well being. The text also includes quips about electricians and social success, reflecting broader editorial humor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Outan
Baiaf News OF
Lee Ee
House of Commons
House of Lords
W. I. Douglas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!