Low Colonist Fares to the West Northwest Offered
Union Pacific Passenger Department announces Colonist Fares in effect Sept 15 to Oct 15 1909 to all points in the West and Northwest. Visitors are urged to secure land at low prices and enjoy liberal stopover arrangements while touring the region. Descriptive literature available from B E Lomax G P A BP RR Omaha Neb Sage Advice for Husbands. Rev Father Bernard Vaughan S J counsels husbands to let wives talk freely and practice patience.
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Union Pacific Passenger Department
BE. L. Lomax
Bp.r. R
Omaha
Neb
Father Bernard Vaughan
S. J
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
Mrs Ezra Donovan of Willimantic Connecticut says five years of female troubles caused backache irregularities dizziness and nervous prostration have vanished after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad extols roots and herbs as a cure for displacements menstruation fibroid conditions and related symptoms and asserts the remedy has helped thousands.
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E.pinkham
Willimantic
Conn
Noth
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ezra Donovan
Wilimantic
Official Primary Returns From The State Board
State board of canvassers released primary totals with 93 347 votes cast. Supreme court results show James R. Dean and B F Good leading in different tickets, with several republican and populist filings. Bids for Hastings cottage and Beatrice Institute cottages were rejected, bids ranged from 34 850 to 98 000, new bids expected as material prices rise.
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State Board of Canvrassers
James R. Dean
B. F. Good
Ates
John J. Sullivan
Ihan Eee
Francis G. Hamer
Edward R. Duffe
John OG. Yeiser
Samuel H. Sedgwick
C. Calkins
Jobe B. Barpes
Jacob Fawcett
Joseph E. Cobbey
A. G. Wolfenbarger
R. L. Staple
Eee
Regents State University
Charlies T. Knapp
Charles S. Allen
W. G. Whitmore
iCale
Toom Sec
Lie
Harvey E. Newbranch
Frank L. Haller
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Hastings Asylum
Beatrice Institute
Hastings
Beatrice
Phe
Secretary Mellor Reports Iowa and Nebraska Fair Similarities
Mellor notes both fairs share major attractions while Nebraska exhibits boast six to eight times larger agricultural displays. He questions Iowa’s smaller agricultural show but praises Nebraska’s agricultural and educational exhibits as among the best in the United States. He highlights Iowa’s expansive shady camps, steel grandstand, and race course facilities valued at about $100,000.
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Mellor
Nebraska State Fair Board
Iowa
Nebraska
United States
Towa
Nebraska travel association secretary to inspect hotels under Sink bill
R D McFadden of Hastings appointed by Governor Shallenberger to inspect hotels for sanitation under the Sink bill. He will be unpaid by the state and paid by three traveling men insurers. He may appoint about eighteen deputy inspectors without pay to report to the state labor commissioner. The associations backed his appointment. A copy of the law will be sent to hotel owners with time to comply. Larger hotels have already complied.
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R. D. McFadden
Hastings
Nebraska Travelers’ Association
Shallenberger
McFadden
The Answer
A joke dialogue contrasts a young spouse’s frustration with marriage to an older man who blames the wife for nagging. The quip highlights marital tensions and gendered humor common in period light verse.
Quarrel overheard and a joke about Rip Van Winkie
A magistrate questions a witness about overheard quarrel and the witness notes the defendant listened. The excerpt includes satirical lines from Pearson's Weekly about Rip Van Winkie at a hotel and a joke on starch and summer lectures from Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Pearson’s
Rip van Winkie
Rip
Castoria Safe Remedy for Infants and Children
A vintage advertising note stresses the safety of Castoria for infants and children, urging careful examination of every bottle to ensure it bears the In Use For Over 30 Years claim and the familiar phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought.
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National Lead Company
Trinity Building
New York
State Treasurer Receives $40,000 School District Bonds
State Treasurer Brian has paid for bonds totaling 40 000 issued by the North Platte school district. The bonds bear five percent interest and will net the state four percent. A broker offered the bonds but had not purchased them. district officers delivered them to the treasurer after recalls from four to five percent issuance.
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Brian
North Platte
A Suspicious Silence
A Delineator excerpt notes a child Howard noticing Elwood’s quietness and potential mischief, with the line Mam ma, I hear Elwood keeping still, reflecting a tense household moment from a child’s perspective. The narrative centers on perceived quiet as warning and family dynamics.
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Howard
Elwood
Mamma
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