The Commonwealth of Nebraska and its County Officers
A Nebraska convention keynote extols county government and state history. The speaker praises Nebraska’s heritage, growth from 1854 to present, loess soil richness, economic independence, and the military prowess of Midwestern youths, urging pride in state institutions and civic duty.
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Omaha
Chamber of Commerce
Commonwealth of Nebraska
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Ed Weir
2.M
Warriors of the Goldenrod
Paris
Missouri Territory
Missouri
John C. Fremont
Kit Carson
Henry Dodge
Florence
Kansas Nebraska
Bellevue
American Fur Company
Masonic Lodge
Harry F. Clarke
Teachers’ Institute
Mistypri River
Laffayette
Henwood
J. Or. Decker
Otoe County
Thrall
Senate
Decker
Poppleton
Dr. Thrall
Iowa
Nebraska City
Supreme Court
Our State University
United States
Middle West
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Kansas
China
Germany
No Wife Credits Husband Driving Skill
A collection of wry quips contrasts marital credit, patriotism, and price versus value. Reflections touch on honesty in work, appearances, and gender stereotypes, with playful observations on manners and social expectations.
Birth control debate and population impact on congress
The text argues laws favor organized minorities over public opinion and notes a smaller population could reduce congressmen. It comments on fewer hides tanned in America and mocks rising generations arrogance before joking about sheriff selling a newspaper man.
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Virginia
United States
Rhode Island
California
Texas
New York
America
Lace curtain whiskers fashion sparks tax talk
A humorous musing on reviving old style facial hair and a jab at income tax laws. The speaker mocks shaving under the chin and suggests requiring taxpayers to disclose both income sources and amounts.
Lettuce Sandwiches and Potato Salad Opinion Note
A reader writes in a light tone about lettuce sandwiches and potato salad in a family newspaper setting. The piece reflects casual food chatter typical of home life columns.
Geneva man wed to dodge jail
A Geneva man recently married to avoid imprisonment. The remark follows local chatter about relationships and social conduct.
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Geneva
Lew Frazier
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The text discusses preferences for a country editor role and a peaceful telephone outfit, and questions the value of health systems and fads versus actual usage. It reflects on expense and practicality without detailing a clear event or outcome.
Chadron Man Receives Sixteen Stitches After Ride Altercation
A Chadron man needed sixteen stitches in his nose after taking a neighbor's wife out riding. The incident followed a dispute over the outing and involved local neighbors.
Hastings hosts Nebraska Press Association convention dates
The Nebraska Press Association plans its next annual convention in Hastings on February 25 26 and 27 with humorous warnings about attendance. A Hastings store incident shows a woman asking to exchange underwear after a clerk blushed. A playful remark notes men should know how to use a can opener before marrying.
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Nebraska Press Association
Hastings
Kansas Woman Seeks Divorce Over One Dress In Five Years
A Kamsas woman seeks divorce alleging neglect after her husband bought her only one new dress in five years. She asserts lack of appreciation and improper treatment, signaling unraveling marital strain.
Politician Complains of Paid Content in Papers
A politician says editors will publish anything if paid. He suggests such ads reflect political advertising he has seen, implying corruption or bias in press coverage.
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Charles S. Reed
Virginix
Oouthern
New England
Govemnent
Odnay
John Smith
Eixty
Hudson
Massachusetts
Coronado
Mexico
Cibola
South Platte
Garamillo
France
Spain
Italy
John of Padilla
Nebrask
Jesse Lowe
Jones County
Richardson County
South Platte River
Rockies
Lowe
Hank Leggett
Sears, Roebuck & Co
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