Nebraska Notes and Local Developments in Towns
Wisner hunters return from Platte River outing with 450 stcks and geese. Beatrice lodge delegates to grand lodge. Clarkson and Bethany gain new water and banking facilities. Western Nebraska crops outlook improves with rain. The Standard Beet Sugar plant expands capacity to 1200 tons daily. A ditch fight near Beatrice arises over cost and ditch clearance. Local incorporations include Wentz Bates Mercantile and First National Bank of University Place.
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E. F. Wentz
J. E. Bates
Humphrey, Neb
Wentz Bates Mercantile Company
Beatrice Lodge No. 136
Ancient Order United
Grand Lodge
South Omaha
Thomas Irvine
J. A. McCallum
O. K. Reedy
First National Bank of
University Place
A. W. Wells
J. D. DeTar
Bethany
First State Bank
C. W. Fuller
P. McCoy
Bee County
Standard Beet Sugar Company
Platte River
Fremont
Sugar Company
Leavitt
Nebraska Law Changes Preserve Public Interests Across Realm
New laws cover sewer district formation in mid sized cities, school bond limits, juvenile court provisions, tax and revenue reclassifications, and public notices emergency clauses. The measures include state authority to sign compacts with South Dakota, protection of minors, and tighter controls on public funds and election procedures.
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Senate
Jackson
Gage
Briew
Valley
Jein
Bhehton
Cis
Meserve
Knox
Nebraska
South Dakota
Schnater Good
Nemiha
State Board of Equalization
Jennings
Thayer
Cady
Howard
Dantea Vy
Johnson
Murdy
State Board of Charities
Saat Senate
Thomas
Douglas
Nate
Jones
Otoe
County Board of Equalization
Shreck
York
Borg Senate
Nator Gibson
State Board of Irrigation
General Fund
Epperson
Clay
Maecr
Poperson
Rson
Enis
Missouri
Laverty
Saunders
Fieh
Horiate
Menerve
Cobbey
Sheldon
Cass
Justices of the Peace
Gibson
Omaha
Gould
Greeley
Boards of Education
Lake
Jose
Aoint
Fepperson
Office of State Architect
Enate
Gilligan
Holt
Tucker
Benute Fiew
Revielon
American Bar Association
Iowa
Hresecoft Sheridan
Knox ‘A. Dil
Dimery
Seward
Richardson
Board of Canvassers
Grand- Petit Jurors
Renate
South Omaha
Good of
Nemaha
Benears
Hughes
Platte
Giffin
Dawson
Lincoln County
Wey
Las
Doan's Kidney Pills Cure Case of Backache and Weakness
Joseph McCauley of 144 Sholto Street Chicago Tecumseh Lodge sachem recounts two years of broken health with back pain loss of sleep and appetite. After four boxes Doan's Kidney Pills he says a complete permanent cure achieved. Sold by dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The average man meets term stations about three fourths of the way.
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Joseph McCauley
Sholto Street
Chicago
Tecumseh Lodge
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Defiance Starch Offers 16 Ounce Pack At Same Price
Advertises Defiance Cold Water Starch as a full pound per package, 16 ozs, priced at 10 cents. Claims other brands use 12 oz or less, while Defiance does not stick to iron and contains no injurious chemicals. Warns grocers may stock prior sizes to clear shelf space.
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Defiance
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children advertised
An 19th century style ad claims Mother Gray, a nurse in a New York Children's Home, cures fevers headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worm destruction with 25 cent powders sold by All druggists. Free sample by mail from Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York. A separate vignette notes a college star named Gaffney now cashier at a newly formed bank who jokes about a habit of taking things.
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Mother Gray
New York
Atall Druggists
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
Gaffney
Fragmented Society Exchange Sparks Witty Banter
Two women discuss a passing nurse and a rumored ambition. A man jokes his boy aims to be a railroad worker, noting the way he slams doors as proof. The playful dialogue showcases social humor and character accents.
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Muggins
A Pair of Birds
A brief witticism exchange centers on compliments about beauty and a doctor’s bill. The pair exchanges quips about timing and saying the right thing, even if it lands them in the wrong place.
Keep your mouth shut today and you won't have to square youself tomor row
This fragmented line warns against talking, implying future trouble if speech is not restrained. It appears as a stray note or misaligned OCR fragment.
Honest confession from a Texas doctor on Grape-Nuts
An eminent Texas doctor admits initial prejudice against advertised foods and recounts his health turnaround after trying Grape-Nuts in Corpus Christi. He reports improved digestion, greater strength, and continued use, praising the product as the most suitable for his stomach. The ad endorses Postum Co. and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Texas
Corpus Christi
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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The
Diller Record
Nebraska Notes
Tobias
Wisner
Bank of Kimball
Murdock
O. H. Eggieston
H. A. Tool
C.J. Leis
Jacob Goebry
H. R. Neitzel
Clarkson
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