China and Japan Near Agreement on Demands
The text notes China and Japan engaging toward a treaty to settle demands, with Japan and China negotiating terms after ultimatums. It mentions war preparations halted and revolutionary factions threatening action if terms are not met, citing Yuan Shih Tai and revolutionary supporters. Lincoln W. H. Thompson of Grand Island discusses consolidating two Nebraska water power projects and investing nearly $1 million, expressing strong confidence in Nebraska’s water power future and readiness to supply power to cities.
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Lincoln
W. H. Thompson
Grand Island
Middle Loop
South Loop
Mr. Thompson
Aurora
Nebraska
Power to any city willing to pay, says project backer
A financier declares that the power project has already committed funds totaling a million dollars and stands ready to furnish electricity to any city that demonstrates interest and pays the required costs. The remark underscores broad ambition for a wide distribution of power resources.
Nebraska Association Conventions June to July
A listing of statewide meetings includes the Nebraska State Pharmaceutical Association in Omaha June 7 to 10, State Sunday School convention in Broken Bow June 15 to 17, Stockmen and Sheriff meetings in Alliance June 16 to 18, Travelers Protective Association in Omaha June 14 to 19, Nebraska Eagles in South Omaha June 15 to 17, State Seedmen in West Point July 7 to 9, Saengerbund Northwest in Omaha July 21 to 24, and State Golf tournament in Omaha July 7 to 10.
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Nebraska State Pharmaceutical Association
Omaha
Broken Bow
Stockmen
Alliance
Travelers’ Protective Association
Nebraska Eagles
West Point
Saengerbund
Northwest
Boosters Form Western Nebraska and Wyoming Lincoln Highway Association
Delegations from towns from Cheyenne Wyoming to Big Springs Nebraska organized the Western Nebraska and Wyoming Lincoln Highway association to oppose Denver diversion routes and keep travel on the Lincoln highway through western Nebraska and Cheyenne toward the coast. The boosters urge reliance on the regular Lincoln highway to Denver.
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Sidney
Cheyenne
Wyo
Big Springs
Neb
Nebraska
Wyoming
Lincoln Highway Association
Denver
Colorado
Stunted wheat puzzles Oxford farmers
Farmers in Oxford are puzzled by wheat that remains stunted despite ample moisture. The soil seems fertile, yet crops only four to five inches high instead of the expected foot to two feet. Many farmers have plowed under wheat to plant corn and others plan to do so.
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Oxford
Beet Crop Undamaged Near Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff Sugar Company manager Edmund Simmons reports 30,000 acres of sugar beets in the area are undamaged and will benefit from recent snow. Farmers expect a $2,000,000 beet crop this year.
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Scottsbluff
Edmund Simmons
Scottsbluff Sugar Company
Farmen
Acreage Signed to Secure Laramie Canal Project
The required acreage to assure construction of the Laramie unit of the government canal project has been signed up. The project would add 107000 acres to the valley's irrigated area.
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Gering
Laramie
Government Canal Project
Four Counties School Consolidation at Trumbull
At a Trumbull meeting, Adarmas Clay Hall and Hamilton counties completed consolidation of their schools to form a new high school located in Trumbull.
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Hastings
Adarmas
Clay, Hall
Hamilton Counties
Trumbull
Italy to Buy Horses Gathers Heavy Purchaser Signal
Information from horse buyers and agents of several governments indicates Italy will be a heavy purchaser in the near future.
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Italy
Grand Island
Seeding and Farming Expansion Across Western Canada
The article notes general seeding of spring wheat by early April with oats and barley following and most land seeded by May 1. It highlights growing cattle operations, fodder corn expansion in Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta, with yields of five to nine tons per acre. Alfalfa fields cover much of the region as government land grants and cheap railway lands attract settlers seeking new farms.
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Illinois
Iowa
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
West
Western Canada
Dominion of Canada
Industry Delights and Its Quiet Satisfaction
A quotation from Isaac Barrow extols industry as its own reward and source of pleasure, tempering frustrations and endearing the labor it accompanies.
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Isaac Barrow
Paper Coffins Gain Popularity in France
In France, coffin makers highlight paper coffins as affordable and lightweight. The new lightweight burial option appeals to cost conscious families seeking dignity with lower prices.
County Attorney's Wife Praises Mayr's Remedy
David G. Hines of Dundy County and Benkelman attorney reports his wife improved after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He ordered four more treatments after her stomach and related ailments eased. The ad claims permanent relief for stomach liver and intestinal issues with guaranteed refund if unsatisfied.
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David G. Hines
Dundy County
Ned
Benkelman
Mayr
Adr
Man Celebrates Freedom With Blue Tie And Pink Shirt
A man who gains freedom expresses the moment by choosing a blue necktie paired with a pink shirt. The outfit signals a personal celebration and new status after release.
King George Rules Vast Global Territory and Population
The article asserts King George governs 11,475,954 square miles of earth and a population of 378,725,857, presenting a sweeping imperial dominion.
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George
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Peking
Yuan Shi Rai
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Diefelden
Ranfreid
Jet
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London
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Sudan
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17Th St
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Omaha,Neb
Spou Medical CO
Goshen
Indiana
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