Nebraska the Sportsmen's Paradise in Cherry County
Will M Maupin extols Nebraska fishing in Cherry county lakes Dewey Red Deer Dad's Marsh Hackberry Whitewater and more praising perch crappie and bass prospects. He notes Long Pine Pine Creek Wood Lake and friendly local hosts while urging locals to value Nebraska game laws and conservation groups.
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Cherry County
Dewey
Red Deer
Dad's Marsh
Hackberry
Whitewater
Nebraska
Long Pine
Pine Creek
Nievrara
Cale
Union Pacific
Nebraska anglers overlook state fishing spots say Nebraskans
Dr Condra of the University of Nebraska notes twenty or more accessible fishing areas in Nebraska deserve more local visits. He cites Nebraskans ignorance of their own state and recalls a social contest where guests named few Nebraska counties and county seats. The piece highlights Hackberry and Red Deer Lake resorts, with Ed offering hearty meals and reasonable rates, and mentions notable perch catches at Red Deer and about two pounds at Dewey Lake.
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Condra
Conservation and Soil Survey
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Russia
Africa
Gugat
Ted
Tanie Shah
Ene
Brown County
Meeks
Om Hackberry
George Brandies
Hes
Cale
Red Deer Lake
Woods Brothers of
Lincoln
Dewey Lake
Tm Boss
Hackberry
Electric rail travel hailed as fastest in world
A quoted claim states electric rail travel is the world’s fastes t. it says 24,451 air travelers die yearly while steam railways kill one passenger in 6,313,300.
Microphone Fear Silences Proved Bravery Heroes
Prince William of Sweden, famed hunter, quivered before broadcasting and exclaimed this is terrible. Berlenbach, who once battled Stribling in the ring, fled the studio after fear overtook him during a short talk on Bravery in the Prize Ring.
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Prince William
Sweden
M. H. Aylesworth
Berlenbach
Becamo
Lighting boosts safety and costs for work injuries
The piece states one cause faulty lighting leads to four injuries per minute and two deaths per hour at work. It estimates 100,000 workers out of work continually due to lighting accidents, costing about $10,000,008 annually at $1,000 per person.
Isa Lake Feeds Two Oceans From Yellowstone Split
In Yellowstone National Park Isa Lake drains in two directions, sending part of its waters to the Pacific Ocean and part toward the Atlantic. The unique watershed mirrors a rare geological feature on the park’s landscape.
Best Negro Story Told by Wilson During Europe Return
President Wilson recounted a tale to American newspaper men on the voyage back across the English Channel after London. The story centers on a group of black soldiers in a front line trench facing a German cavalry threat, with a white officer asking what one soldier would do, and the soldier replying he would spread the news through France.
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Wilson
Europe
Men
English Channel
London
Jim
Germany
France
Man Seeks Proof as Land Buyer Brings Farm Echoes
A new owner surveys a valuable building site when a stranger recalls burying a dog on the land when it was a farm. The man insists the tale is true, but the buyer calmly confirms his purchase for half a million.
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Simtler
Well Kept Secret Revealed in Gossip Life Quote
A Life magazine snippet reports that Slubel married yesterday in a discreet ceremony. The witness claims the couple intended absolute secrecy, with the bride confirming the hush-hush detail just hours earlier.
Emerald Oil promises relief for tender feet and swollen veins
An ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil, a blend of essential oils with camphor and antiseptics, claiming it eases tender feet, corns, callouses, and varicose or swollen veins. It pledges a money back guarantee on the first bottle.
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Moone
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Valentine
Nebrygka
Isaac Walton League
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Bayer
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