National Tuberculosis Education Poster Campaign Details
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis plans a three month display of 20 000 educational posters on tuberculosis. About 2 500 posters have already hung in 46 cities and 20 000 more are to be distributed before April 1 in over 400 towns and cities. Free posters are available to anti tuberculosis societies, excluding transport costs, with emphasis on air food and rest to aid prevention.
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United States
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Nebraska County Treasurers Organize In Lincoln
The county treasurers association of Nebraska was organized Thursday at the city hall. E L Hevelone of Gage county was elected president C Nadeen of Red Willow county vice president Ray C Langford of Lincoln county secretary and E B Hirschman of Cedar county treasurer for the coming year.
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Lincoln
Epidemic of Smallpox Spreads in Southeast Nebraska Towns
An epidemic of smallpox grips several southeastern Nebraska towns. Elk Creek and Tecumseh report cases though the disease has now disappeared in Tecumseh. Talmage Auburn and other communities also report cases. The illness is mild with many patients not bedbound.
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Tecumseh
Nebraska
Elk Creek
Talmage
Auburn
Four Generations Gather for Peterson Family Event
In Geneva, relatives spanning four generations gathered at Johannahs Peterson's home last Saturday. The attendees were great grandfather Johannahs Peterson, grandfather J. A. Peterson, father Lee Peterson, and son Roscoe Peterson.
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Geneva
Peterson
Johannas Peterson
Johahnas Peterson
J. A. Peterson
Lee Peterson
Roscoe Peterson
Planing Mill in Fairbury Closed Amid Receivership Filing
Commercial men in Fairbury were surprised by the sudden closure of the Fairbury planing mills and the filing for receivership. The mill had enjoyed prosperity and heavy business prior to shutdown.
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Fairbury
Fairbury Planing Mills
Cave-in Tragedy Claims McCook Men Near Flitcraft Bank
Alfred Lofvenborg is killed when a cave-in at the Flitcraft sand bank a few miles west of McCook buries him. Ben Lofvenborg and Leon suffer narrow escapes as others report death in the incident.
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McCook
Alfred Lofvenborg
Flitcraft Sand Bank
Ben Lofvenborg
Leon
Albion land sells at hundred dollars an acre
C E Drake sold a quarter section land three and a half miles southwest of Albion to F I Houts and Hansa Schroeder for 100 dollars per acre. The tract has no improvements except a small cherry orchard.
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Albion
C. E. Drake
F. I. Houts
Hansa Schroeder
State Sunday School Convention in Grand Island
The next annual state convention of the Nebraska State Sunday School association will be held in Grand Island from June 6 to unspecified date, with plans announced for the event and participants expected to attend.
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Grand Island
Nebraska State Sunday Scho) Association
Seward Lutheran College Nears Music Hall Opening
The Seward Lutheran college is nearing completion of a $15,000 music hall. Farmers State Bank opens in its new Central City home. Burglars raided several Gilver Creek stores and escaped with loot. Oil well work at Sheldon progresses. Union Pacific plans feeding alfalfa along miles of Nebraska right of way. Alliance hosts a highly successful event. Hastings poultry show also draws strong turnout. Newt Jarvis of Nemaha reports seven hawks killed this season.
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Seward
Farmers Stite Bank
Central City
Gilver
Sheldon
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Alliance
Hastings
Eek
Newt Jarvis
Nemaha
Pree Anges
Fairbury Denies Census Demand Over Population Growth
Reports cite Fairbury denying the need for a census of circuses wintering there to justify current population levels. Also notes a break in at Herman railroad station with compartments opened but no loss, and a reward offered for arson of Broken Bow county poor house.
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Herman
South Nebraska Millers’ Club
Lincoln
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Broken Bow
John H. Ames
Ames
Denver
Nebraska
J. C. Dunn
Dalton
J. Brownfield
Cozad
Cal
MecCormick
Lewellen
John Movich
Robt
Taylor
Abbott
Mousel Bros
Cambridge
Harrison and Harrison
Indianola
John Herold
Lewiston
W.K. Lonergan
Florence, Neb
Reuber Blodgett
Gage County
Nebraska House Debates Board of Control Bills and Postage Stamps
Nebraska house members filed additional bills creating a state board of control for institutions and abolishing the land commissioner. A postage stamp allowance for each member was defeated then reinstated. The University of Nebraska’s new engineering labs dedication included a $128,000 scholarship fund. Major C B Fraser of Madison is restored to duty after prior removal for efficiency concerns.
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Board of Control
Norton
Polk
Matron
Madison
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Office of Land Commissioner
Gerdes
Treasury
University of Nebraska
Adjutant General
C. B. Fraser
Praser
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Adjutant Generat, Ors
State House Committees Plan Meetings in Three Hotel Rooms
A committee reported securing three rooms for house committee meetings at the Lincoln Lindell and Royal hotels at 90 dollars a month each. The crowded state house forced the search for off site spaces to hold sessions and conduct business.
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State House
Lincoln
Lindell
Royal Hotel
Banquet for Nebraska Fair Managers Draws 120 Attendees
The Nebraska association of county district and state fair managers held a banquet at the Commercial club rooms with 120 in attendance A toast elicited remarks revealing valuable experiences from managers of various county fairs.
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Pledging of $2,000 Loan Fund at State University
At the university building on Wednesday a pledge of a loan fund totaling $2,000 was announced by a group named Triende. The event marked a formal commitment to support students with financial aid.
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State Universpus
Quips and Proclamations in a Holiday Exchange
A Boston banker recalls Thomas W. Lawson's Thanksgiving proclamation as a fine oratorical piece. He notes Lawson's habit of exposing high financiers, recalling a funeral where Lawson joked about the service opening for the defense. A medical compromise ends with a humorous two-doctor clash and a final mix.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Lawson
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