Nebraska News Briefs From Across The State
Center of Nebraska near Broken Bow. Hastings museum acquires wagon wheel find from the Platte near Shelton. Nebraska City plant expansion funded by bankruptcy equipment purchases. hog production ranks Nebraska third nationally with 4,546,000 hogs Jan 1. Aurora builds modern apartment block. Tecumseh streets to be graveled. Boy Scouts help fight prairie fire near Hastings. Y M C A and Go-Operative Cheese event noted.
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Nebraska
Broken Bow
Custer County
Platte River
Shelton
Hastings Museum
Fred Bowman
A. M. Brooking
Hastings
Fort Kearney
Otoe Food Products Company
Nebraska City
Columbus
John W. Steinhart
Hamburg
Iowa
United States
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
North Dakota
Texas
Aurora
John Clausen
Grand Island
Sanitary Plumbing Co
Tecumseh
Broadway
Sixth Street
Second Street
Cosmopolitan Club
Blue River
Presbyterian Patrol
Vir
Nebraska Leads In Cattle Population And Farm Income
Nebraska cattle reach 2.875 million head on farms and dairy cows at 613000 with value of 151.263 million dollars. State ranks fourth in US cattle totals and shows 22.6 head per farm, with milk cows averaging 74 dollars each. Beet Growers plan a cooperative sugar factory in Scottsbluff valley with over 70 thousand raised and 100 thousand pledged, while a prairie fire near Niobrara causes extensive damage.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
United States
Scottsbluff
Co-operative Beet Growers Association
North Platte
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Great Western
Association Board
Kearns Bridge
Niobrara River
Wright Place
Modisette
Rushville
Gordon
Hay Spring
Wilfred Betts Questioned on Marriage Prospects
Betty implies rumors about a breakup or new romance while Wilfred faces pressure about proposing, highlighting uncertainty in their relationship and potential trouble ahead.
Do You Cough Omaha Ad Promotes Pierce’s Medicine
A reader testimonial from Mrs. M. E. Stillam of 2017 Dodge St in Omaha endorses Pierce’s Golden Medical for severe cold relief. The ad urges readers to buy tablets or liquid and contact Dr. Pierce, President Invalids’ Hotel, for free confidential medical advice while implying wealth affects access to law.
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Omaha
Nebr
Pierce
M. E. Stillam
Dodge St
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
I. Y
Dog on the League of Nations payroll
The League of Nations keeps a dog on its payroll, Loulou a German shepherd earning about 8 dollars a month. He aided two watchmen during the Sacco Vanzetti riots when stones shattered windows and mob leaders broke into the rear entrance. The dog helped clear the hall until police arrived.
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League of Nations
Loulou
Giant telescope to rise on Naval Hill near Bloemfontein
Professor Rossiter of Michigan University spoke at a Bloemfontein luncheon about a giant telescope to be erected on Naval Hill. He said the instrument could discern an object an inch high at nineteen miles and view moon objects the size of a cathedral.
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Naval Hill
Bloemfontein
South Africa
Rossiter
Michigan University
University
Man’s admission may speed slipping into danger
The remark notes that a person aware of his slipping can worsen the fall by admitting it, implying denial slows decline while acknowledgment accelerates it.
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Fairbury
J. G. Schoen
Gladstone
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Mig Chem
Buffalo, NY
Stodon
Welch
Welch Nursery
Shenandoah Fa
Wilfred
Betty
Dog
S. S. Shean Optician
O Street
Lincoln, Neb
Chesterfield
Laccerr & Mrszs
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