Political candidate declarations in Jefferson Nebraska
Multiple notices declare candidacy for County Commissioner First District in Jefferson County Nebraska. George F. Riddle seeks Republican and Progressive primary nomination on August 18 1914 and promises to perform duties to the best of his ability if elected. Peter Gill also announces candidacy subject to Democratic primary selection in August.
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Jefferson County
Nebraska
Geo. F. Riddle
Ihereby
Commission
Peter Gill
County Clerk Candidates Run in Jefferson County Primary
Crawford County records show Clyde O. Marthis and A. Fehlman running for County Clerk of Jefferson County Nebraska subject to Republican primary on August 18 1914. Both candidates declare their candidacies and seek party support in the upcoming election.
Jefferson County Treasurer Candidate Ad 1914
C. G. Callan declares candidacy for Jefferson County Treasurer at the August 18 1914 primary as a Republican and Progressive. Cropsey is noted as the re election candidate for treasurer of Jefferson County.
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Jefferson County
Blican and
Progressive
C. G. CalLan
Cropsey
Nutztman Seeks Nomination for County Judge on Nonpartisan Ticket
Louis J Nutzman announces candidacy for County Judge on the Nonpartisan Judicial ticket at the primary on August 18. He asks voters in Jefferson County for their support and mentions appreciation from friends.
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Jefferson County
Louis J. Nutzman
Lambert Blauser Seek Jefferson County Representative Nomination
A fragmented notice announces candidates L R Lambert and C L E Blauser seeking Jefferson County Representative seats. The text references Rock Creek residency, thirty six years, and approvals from Republican Progressive and Democratic electors.
Candidate for Office Seeks Superintendent Post
A candidate announces intentions to run for the position of Superintendent. The statement emphasizes personal readiness and commitment to lead, with no other details about platform or dates provided.
Babylonian Tablets Tell Early Creation Fall Deluge Story
Translations of tablets reveal a Mesopotamian account predating Genesis by about 1500 to 2000 years. Like the Biblical flood narrative, it differs notably in one key aspect, the role of women in the fall.
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Eve
University Forcible Removal Sparks Local Debate
A photograph from under a year ago shows one of 15 University buildings on Lincoln Nebraska’s campus. Removalists urge abandoning and junking the structures. The piece questions whether wasting these 15 buildings is good business.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
F. M. Pollard
Nebraska State Journal
Keep the university where it is and give the poor boy a chance
Frank D. Eager, class of 1893, argues in favor of keeping the university on its current Lincoln campus rather than moving it to the state farm. He contends the urban location aids hundreds of students who work to fund their education and warns that relocation would limit access for the deserving poor.
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City of
Lincoln
State Farm
Nebraska
Frank_D. Eager
Lancoln Daily Star
University Campus Proposes New Buildings Over 40 Year Old Structures
F. M. Pollard argues against abandoning the city campus with fifteen existing structures, seven fireproof or semi-fireproof, costing nearly one million dollars and housing three thousand students. He notes Ivy League campuses retain aging buildings and warns against sentimental calls to junk the plant.
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United States
University of Nebraska Museum Building Completion
The Nebraska university museum building, completed in 1906, features common brick walls, sandstone trim, a slate roof and fireproof design. Total cost with display cases, elevator and lab tables was $50,000, depreciating to about $3,000 by 1912 and an estimated present value of $47,000. Reproducing it on the State Farm would cost $65,000 and removal would destroy about $5,000 worth of fixtures.
Nitrogen Inoculation for Alfalfa Root Bacteria Advised
Manley Champlin of the South Dakota State College warns alfalfa needs nitrogen fixing bacteria on roots. He explains soil presence, inoculation methods using USDA pure culture, timing, and how to test efficacy with a field edge strip and nodules on roots.
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Manley Champlin
State College
South Dakota
Black Hills
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
State College of Agriculture
Karl F. Kellerman
Bureau of Plant Industry
Sister to Brother Charlie Proposed by Maude
Maude confesses to Walter that she accepted brother Charlie's marriage proposal last night. The exchange reveals family tensions as Walter challenges Maude’s commitment and clarifies their sisterly bond.
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Maude
Walter
Charlie
How Those Girls Love One Another
Cartoon captions recount dialogue between Maud and Mabel on Henry’s farewell kiss. A light humor vignette from Illustrated Bits with banter on affection and social chatter.
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Maud
Henry
Mabel
Look Always on Life as a Lent to You Proverb
A Spanish proverb urges constant awareness of life as a thing lent to us. It counsels mindful living and gratitude, framing existence as temporary stewardship rather than ownership. The saying emphasizes practical wisdom over ambition and travels as a guide for daily conduct.
Campus view wins over park for university campus
A Lincoln Daily Star letter from Charlotte C. Worley of Alliance argues the present city campus better motivates Nebraska students than a dream of a unified campus with a park. She calls a forty acre work-oriented campus in a busy city more inspiring for hard work than a central park landscape.
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Nebraska
Charlotte C. Worley
Alliance
Lincoln Daily Star
Forty-Acre Campus Sufficient for University Plan
Frank D. Eager argues in the Lincoln Daily Star that a forty acre campus suffices for a university with 12,000 students. He contends expansion to a larger farm campus wastes time and predicts parks and hedges would tempt indulgence if removalists gain state ownership.
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State Farm
Frank D. Eager
Linccoln Daily Star
Oscar Doucias Opposes University Removal Letter
Oscar Dovetras attorney from Tecumseh Nebraska writes June 12 1914 to Lincoln Nebraska University Home Campus Extension Committee stating he is opposed to the removal of the university and signs sincerely that he is opposed at all times
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Cornell
Lincoln Copyright
University Home Campus Extension Committee
Tecumseh, Nebr
Lincoln
Nebr
Fruit on Every Farm Aim and Advice
An agricultural brief urges farmers to plant fruit suited to their land and market. It stresses creating orchards of varieties that thrive locally and meet local demand to ensure fruit availability on every farm.
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