Stotte Visits at Liberty Between Trains
A. D. Stotte called on friends at Liberty between trains Wednesday. Newport and Basset are noted as two bay shipping points in the local article. Mrs B F Lightner visited Sunday afternoon with her parents in Odell. The Record invites readers to subscribe with a special offer of 18 cents extra for additional reading matter.
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A. D. Stotte
Liberty
Newport and
Basset
Mre
B. F. Lightner
Odell
Nebraska student Kenneth Fouts returns to Lincoln
Kenneth Fouts of Nebraska University came back to Lincoln on Sunday after a brief visit with his parents in Diller following his first semester exams.
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Kenneth Fouts
Nebraska University
Lincoln
Diller
Kansas School Tale of Yonny Olson and a Strange Birth
A Kansas paper recounts a Swedish boy who answers to Yonny Olson when asked his name. He avoids age questions, claiming he does not know his age and was not born, saying he has a stepmother.
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Kansas
Yonny Olson
Five Women Fined for Rail Ride in Gossip Scandal
In Waukegan Illinois on Tuesday five women were fined $100 each for riding on a rail with a woman who had been the subject of gossip involving her brother in law. They could not pay in court and the judge gave three days to raise the money while considering a jail sentence if funds are not provided.
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Waukegan
Ill
Methodist Minister Recommends Chamberlain's Remedy
Rev James A Lewis of Milaca Minnesota cites years of use and recommends Chamberlain's Remedy. The notice lists sale by many drug companies and local retailers promoting the product for ongoing relief.
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Chamberlain
James A. Lewis
Milaca Minn
Saaeeder
Saleeen Gee Sions
Many Drug Co
Birthday Surprise for Clifford Blauser Feeds Sunday Class Fun
Miss Irene Blauser hosted a Sunday school group at her parents home on February 2 in a six o'clock supper. The event celebrated Clifford Blauser's twelfth birthday with a playful surprise whipping by classmates.
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Irene Blauser
G. C. Blauser
Clifford
Miss Ballard's Sale Closes February Fourteenth
Miss Ballard's sale ends February 14 as advertised. Nebraska's 1910 census reports 63 350 more men than women.
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Miss Ballard
Nebraska
Sale of Mouse Bros. cattle at Cambridge averages $344
At the Cambridge sale on Tuesday January 28 fifty seven head of Herefords averaged 344 per head. Buyers from eight states attended the sale. The stock was Nebraska bred, mostly under two years old and all under four years old.
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Mouse] Bros
Cambridge
Bucklen’s Cough Remedy Ad Promises Satisfaction
An old line ad for H E Bucklen & Co promoting cough medicines. It claims remedies help with winter coughs and pneumonia symptoms and offers a 50 cent price with money back if not satisfied. Product listed as available in Philadelphia or St Louis.
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H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadephia
St. Louis
Human body wonders described in ancient detail
A historical passage outlines astonishing human anatomy facts including heart size and rate, blood flow, lung air volume, brain weight, nerve count, skin structure, and skin surface area. It emphasizes the body as a remarkable pump and complex organism with vivid measurements.
Night Dance by Han's Four Piece Orchestra at Wymore
A night event featured Han's Four Piece Orchestra from Wymore performing a dance. General Coxey plans to arrive at the White House grounds around May 1 to press a free speech demand. Congress passes a bill allowing postal money orders to be payable at any post office, not just the issuing one.
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Han
Wymore
Coxey
White House
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Shopper
L C Bones of fella says he has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy since he began keeping house and calls it one of the best cough remedies. He notes its effectiveness for colds and coughs and mentions his children use it as well. Shutt Drug Co. advertises the product.
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L. C. Bones
Shutt Drug Co
Good Farmers Creed and Local Political Snippets
A declaration of farming ideals from a regional paper, praising soil vigor and community life. The piece notes local political questions and candidate mentions in Fairbury Journal context, listing names such as Heiliger Beatrice J F McKissick S M Bailey Charlie Gilbert and Charlie Sloan with early speculation. Interwoven is a short joke about a misidentified bugle note between a cornet player and an exchange.
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John Heasty
Heiliger
Jefferson, Guage
Thayer
J. F. McKissick
Beatrice
S. M. Bailey
Charlie Gilbert
Congress
Charlie Sloan
Fairbury Journal
H. F. Hole
Alea Shepherd
Local county judge candidate field expands ahead of November vote
L J Nutzman announces for county judge on the non partisan ticket while E L Jenkins circulates petitions and nears qualification. Roy Riley remains in the race as others like J A Atxell and H H V McCloskey are nearby but uncertain. Incumbent Boyle will retire to California. County clerk contenders include Charlie Fehlman and Fred Clark. superintendent candidates include Henry Abrams as favorite, with Harriss stepping back. Treasurer contenders are Wes Pickens and Dan Kavanaugh.
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L. J. Nutzman
Judge Nutzman
E. L. Jenkins
Roy Riley
J. A. Atxell
HH. V. McCloskey
Judge Boyle
California
Charlie Fehlman
Fred Clark
Diller
Henry Abrams
Jansen
Harriss
Theodore Shaffer
Cine
Wes Pickens
Dan Kavanaugh
GG. Gouin
Spy in the Reading Room at the British Museum
A London correspondent reports a Russian imperial police agent stationed in the British Museum reading room to monitor arrivals of revolutionaries. The spy, an intellectual type exiled from Russia, sat near the door and catalogued books in alphabetical order without reading them, observing all entrants.
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London
British Museum
England
Russia
Welcomes a Whistle in Police Station Assembly Room
A playful quote from Big Barney OToole in a police station assembly room imagines a whistle signaling a crook’s distraction. He claims midnight pavements and a whistled tune reveal a lover’s songs and Virginia’s Blue Ridge, turning a lawman’s caution into humor.
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Barney” O'Toole
Blue Ridge Mount
Virginia
New York Tribune
She Would Get Even
A mother recounts an exhausting afternoon of shopping to her sympathetic home circle. She recalls an encounter with a rude woman who snapped at her and then resumed talking.
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New York Sun
No One to Lean On in Odd School Ward Tale
A brief squib shows a tired student grumbling about school and wanting to sleep for a week. The exchange notes the speaker is in a lowly ward position after being beside the boy at the bottom who has left.
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Manchester Guardian
Forger Biffkins Turns Up in Front Row Cell
In a Chicago News note the young man named Biffkins left college years ago to forge a path to success. The story confirms he achieved notoriety as a forger and now occupies a front row cell in the penitentiary.
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Trotter
Biffkins
Homer
Chicago News
Lifete in full of chan One aay we no cata
A fragmented note notes cat care details with catnip and daily needs. It mentions a day without cat care and an abundance of catnip.
Perseverance and Liberty Echoed in Historic Sayings
A compact reflective note collects lines on perseverance as key to success, and the value of liberty and sacrifice. It juxtaposes Rochefoucauld style thoughts with Ouida on life without joy and the virtue of sacrifice.
Not So Dutiful. Sons-in-law split over Mrs Dobs
In London Tit-Bits a humorous exchange asks where Mrs Dobs will live now both daughters are married. One son-in-law in Birmingham wants her in Leeds while the Leeds husband prefers Birmingham, showcasing the comic clash of dutiful sons-in-law.
How to Make Frumenty A Tudor Delicacy Recipe
The passage describes frumenty as an old English dish made from ground wheat boiled until bursting then tempered with clean broth almond milk or wine and egg yolks. It was served with venison or mutton and sugar sweetened versions omit the broth for a lord’s feast. It notes matton pies as an early name for mince pies in 1506.
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England
Steels
London
Probate Notice for Estate of Thomas Land
Creditors of the deceased estate of Thomas Land are notified to present their claims before me, Adm Brace, in the county court room on July 6, 1914. Six months are allowed for claims from the 9th day of [month missing], 1914, or they will be barred. C. Bevan, County Judge.
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Thomas Land
Peeonens
Adm Brace
Bevan
County
Judes
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