Supreme Court Grants $5,516.70 to Mrs. Colman in Liquor Case
The Supreme Court awards Mrs. Colman the sum of 5516 70 plus interest and costs in the case against Looper over illegal sale of intoxicants on his farm. Trial occurred in 1913 with a jury verdict for damages. appeals and delays followed until recent submission. Mrs Colby joins on appeal bond and may aid collection. Hugh J. Dobbs represented Mrs. Colman.
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Supreme Court
Harry Colman
Colman
Looper
Sha Ban
Acibeaichad
Diller
FoeSeeal
Om Hia Farm
Herman H. Bensen
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Diller Record
C. C. Boyle
Beatrice Poets Endavor State Convention Sets Attendance
Beatrice prepares to welcome about 600 delegates for the Poe tir Endeavor state convention. Only the Silver Jubilee at Lincoln has drawn a larger crowd in recent years, making this gathering notable for its expected turnout.
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Beatrice
Poetir Endeavor
Lincoln
Vague Question on Medicines Containing Opioids
The sentence asks about using medicines containing codeine or morphine and mentions a Chamberlain, but lacks a clear news event or report to summarize into a proper card.
Lincoln Nebr Sept Line Treatment for Lawns
A fragment from Lincoln Nebraska discusses a line treatment to rid lawns of damages. It mentions success with certain products and advises applying to each plant for best results.
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Lincoln
Nebr
The State Champion Becomes Eccentric Kansan At Club
A writer recalls attending a club where golf obsessions dominated life. The once mighty state champion faded as others mocked the sport and the room filled with talk of golf and its rituals. The piece ends with a reflection on how one handles what life deals.
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Topeka
Kansan
Servian Women Hold Dignified Domestic Roles
A historical perspective describes Servian women as companions to men with high social duties. Servian girls must speak four languages, study arts, music, and politics, and women doctors and teachers exist in Belgrade. Public opinion largely discourages women from entering the labor market.
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Servia
Mary
Belgrade
Jekyll and Hyde Out In A Pub License Tale
Senior partner Mr Jenkins sends Jimmy to fetch Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde from the public library. Jimmy loses the slip, returns to the office, and faces a query about the missing book. The exchange ends with Jimmy’s plea to the boss as he sits quietly.
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Mr. Jenkins
Jimmy
Old Town Again in Limelight
Old Town draws attention as a hidden gem resumes prominence during a revival period. Local officials and residents highlight revitalized storefronts and cultural events shaping the area’s ongoing comeback.
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Old Town
Memorial Plan Erects Massenet Monument in St Etienne
St Etienne authorities move to honor Jules Massenet with a monument in memory of the composer who died in Paris last summer. The appeal is backed by leading French musicians artists and statesmen. Committee members include Saint Saens G Carpentier Vincent d Indy and Aristide Briand.
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St. Etienne
France
Jules Massenet
Paris
French Republic
Massenet
Committee of Honor
Vincent d'Indy
Sarolus Duran
Aristide Briand
Fresh Milk on Board Ship Goes to Passengers
Passengers on the steamer Devonian received fresh eggs and milk daily during the voyage from Lisburn to Boston as prize hens and cows destined for American homes traveled aboard.
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Boston
Lisspool
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