Nebraska News Briefs Highlight 1923 State Events
State church construction proceeds at Lawrence with a $125,000 project while Doane College at Crete faces relocation talks. Omaha hosts a January 8 11 farmers union meeting and Peter Saunders named customs collector for Nebraska. Multiple reports cover new female lawyers groups forming, a Long Pine golden wedding anniversary, Lincoln auto course at New Year, York doctor dies, Loup City pneumonia cases, and college poultry courses starting January 14. Other items note a Red Cloud residence fire, a Papillion bond road vote, and Omaha insurance firm wind-down plans.
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Lawrence
Beatrice
Doane College
Crete
State Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Omaha
Charles L. Saunders
Nebraska
Anl
George A. Smith
Long Pine
College of Agriculture At
Lincoln
R. McConaughey
York
Loup City
Agricultural College At
B. F. Reed
Red Cloud
Reed
American Live Stock Insurance Company of
Evelyn
I. L. London
Wymore
A. C. Lantz
Kearney
Jack Knight
North Platte
Ak-Sar-Ben Field
John Latenser
Ellery Davis
University of Nebraska
Lincoln University Club
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank At
Paul Schigsler
Hastings
Lombard College
Emma Williamson
Danville
Ill
Platte River
Main Street
Fremont
Fifth Street
Union Pacific
Burlington, Northwestern
Rock Island
District Court of
Lancaster County
Supreme Court
Jacob Jensen
Minden
Farm Bureau
Adams County
Elliott R. Davis
Platte County Bar Association
A. M. Post
Sixth Judicial District
M. Whitmeyer
W. A. McAllister
Walter Harris
Alda
W. W. Ford
Mr. Fod
Sam Houston
Zachary Taylor
Robert Tooker
Geneva
Buffalo County Farm Bureau
Midland College At
Henry G. Luckey
Henry C. Luckey
Mid- West Implement Dealers Association
F. A. Birchell
Birchell
Harold Gates
Ashland
Gates
United States
Nebraska High School
M. M. Fogg
The
State University
Wesleyan Foundation
Philip Raskin
B’nai Israel
Register of Deeds
Northwestern Public Service Company
Columbus Light, Heat and Power Company
Equitable Trust Company
New York City
Delta Gamma Sorority
Sorority
Fred H. Richards
Nebraska Association of Real Estate Boards
Keene Brothers
Guaranty Fund Commission
Radiophone Link Connects Pilot and Air Field During 250 Mile Flight
Airmail pilot Jack Knight flew from Omaha to North Platte about 1:30 PM in a test of airborne radiophone communication. The Westinghouse radio system kept Knight in direct contact with Omaha field every fifteen minutes, illustrating how ground and air stations link to manage weather reports, traffic, and field-to-field messages on the early transcontinental air route.
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Omaha
Jack Knight
U. S
North Platte
Fice
Knight
No. 3
Eugene Sibley
Westinghouse
D. Colyer
Wesley L. Smith
Betwee College Park
Philadoniy
Philadelphia Radio
Chicago
Sa Francisco
Reno
Fiko
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Rock Springs
Cheyenne
Iowa City
Maywood
Louis
Bryan
Bellefonte
New York
Washington
H Rters
Hempstead
Omahs Field
Aul Henderson
G. Egge
Airmail
E. B. Mallory
D. B. Colyer
Western Division
Lang
C. R. L. Davis
C. Herpel
Postic Department
Omaha Air Fie
Fragmented OCR reads as broken notice from unknown issue
Readable fragments show partial phrases about a mother figure and a secretary with unclear actions. The text is too garbled to identify names, places, dates, or a coherent event.
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Home Economics Association
Edith Patton
Arnold
Army
Omaha World-Herald
Air Mail
Field
Cris