Breach views on progressive Republicans and Pinchot Roosevelts
The piece quotes Representative Dinas on the split between insurgents and regular Republicans. He rejects threats to withdraw patronage and says the reorganization of the House will continue until success. He endorses Pinchot and Roosevelt and their conservation policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinas Ae
Republican Party
House
Congress
Ballinger
Theodore Roosevelt
Cannon
Interior Department
General Land Office
Pinchot
Roosevelt
United States
War on the fly spreads as health groups urge action
In a stark call to arms, health boards and civic groups declare war on the house fly, labeling it a typhoid carrier and menace to kitchens. Formalin solutions are touted as a quick kill, urging immediate participation to stamp out the pest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Clubs
National Civic Association
Department of Agriculture
Construction of Brick Highways A Guide for Pavement
A detailed method for brick road construction emphasizes using uniform block bricks, thorough annealing, abrasion and absorption tests, and a cement sand filler mixed to a cream consistency. The process covers joint filling, box dimensions, and watering to prevent thickening, with incremental laying and backfilling across road widths.
Cleveland Grave Marked in Tennessee Marble
The late President Cleveland’s grave received a Tenn essee marble headstone about ten feet high. A smaller three foot high slab marks Ruth Cleveland’s grave, her death date Dec 7 1902. The inscription notes Grover Cleveland born March 18 1837 Caldwell New Jersey died Princeton New Jersey March 24 1908. There is no indication he ever served as U S President.
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Cleveland
Tennessee
Ruth Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Caldwell
N. J
Princeton
N. 4
United States
Tikes
Turope Educati
Brick Pavement Finishing with Sand Coat and Roll
After top brickwork has cured, spread one-half inch of sand over the surface to prevent moisture absorption. In hot sun, dampen the sand with occasional sprinkling for two to three days. Once inspected and swept, roll the pavement with a roller weighing 3 to 5 tons.
Advice for Swimmers on Drowning Hazards and Rescue
Philadelphia patrolman Dennis Butler, a former amateur swimming champion, warns of drownings during vacation seasons. He describes rescue techniques from behind the drowning person, how to avoid grasping arms, and how to revive waterlogged victims, including steps to clear lungs and restore breathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Butler
Philadelphia
Swimmer of America
Diller Picnic Draws Local Visitors and Relatives
Beautiful souvenirs of Diller at the RACKET as Miss Gladys Mudge visits from Beatrice with relatives and friends for the picnic. Local families from Rock Creek and Odell attend with their kin. R. F. Starr sells land to Peter Walter for 18400. Mrs Tarnow and Edith Rogers visit from Lincoln. several others travel from Fairbury and Lincoln to join the event and reunite with old neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Mudge
Beatrice
G. T. Seare
Béatrice
H. E. Grape
Saeger
Rock Creek Precinct
Sterling
Neb
Mise
Hattie Tarnow
Edith Rogers
Lincoln
Emil Tarnow
How to Keep Oilcloth Clean
The guide advises avoiding hard brushes and strong soaps or soda on oilcloth. Clean with a soft cloth and tepid water, adding a little ammonia if very dirty. After drying, rub with softened beeswax and turpentine, then polish with boiled linseed oil occasionally. Milk is also suggested as a conditioner.
Notice to Cut Weeds and Orchard Notice
Notice to cut weeds along highways between July 15 and August 15 or face enforcement by road overseer with costs charged to adjoining land. Editor toured F Darrs orchard 10 miles south with Mr Darr noting Wealthy Grimes Golden and Whitney Crabs apples, plus peaches and grapes. Darr focuses on orchard, garden, poultry and hogs, renting the farm to his son C E Darr who lives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.D. Darr
C. E. Darr
Mr. Darr
Warm July 1910 in Nebraska Sets Heat Records
July 1910 was the warmest in Nebraska since 1901 and the driest on record. The mean temperature reached 77 degrees with a 106 degree peak on the 27th and a cool 54 on the 13th. By August 1st the year’s average was 24 degrees above normal and the 27th showed the greatest daily range. Only five prior Julys, in 1878 1885 1890 1897 and 1901, were hotter.
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Nebraska
Blue Springs Picnic Attendees Noted at Local Event
Mr and Mrs D K Calkins and daughter from Blue Springs were among attendees at a local picnic yesterday. Joe Maddens broken bones from an ankle injury were set last Sunday at Beatrice hospital and he was making steady progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Calkins
Blue Springs
Joe
Madden
Beatrice
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants in Nebraska Partition Suit
Mary F Bowher David Bowsher Dora May Nelson Tom Nelson Jessie W Mathias Lizzie Mathias Lydia Ann Mathias and others are summoned in John W Mathias petition filed August 4 1910 in Jefferson County Nebraska District Court to partition or sell Lot Eleven Twelve Thirteen Block Six First Addition to Diller among heirs Caroline C Mathias died January 25 1910 and left heirs. Court action seeks division or sale with shares specified and costs bonded. defendant must answer by September 19 1919 through attorney C H Duxner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Bowher
David Bowsher
Dora May. Nelson
Tom’ Nelson
Jessie W. Mathias
Lizzie Mathias
Lydis Ann Mathias
John W. Mathias
District Court of
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Elisabeth B. Mudge
Benjamin F.thias
Mary F. Bowsher
Elizabeth B. Mudge
Benjamin F. Mathias
Dora May Nelson
Jesse W. Mathias
Lydia Ron Mathias
John W. Mararas
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Bert Ballard
Rebecca Ballard
Fairbury
R. F. Starr
Peter Walter
JR. Spicer
Mr. Starr
Sherd Henderson
Jos. Hemminger
Vernayvania
J. W
Milt’ Hemminger
Pennsylvania
Jennie Bixby
Adam
Gretzinger
Concordia
Kans
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Edith Bixby
Kansas City
J.monroe Davis
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L. P. Raymond
C. H. Duxner