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The Jefferson County Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1900

Page

2

Aesthetic Disorder Frames Municipal Disorder Quote

A recent remark notes there may be aesthetic disorder but no artistic dirt in the war against municipal disfiguration. The line underscores the push for tidier streets and better urban presentation.

Lightning Kills Two Daughters, Destroys Home in North Carolina

A bolt struck the Ethbridge residence near Charlotte, killing two daughters as they slept together. The fire destroyed the house, following a premonitory dream that the home would be destroyed by lightning.

John Ethbridge Charlotte N. C

Germany to publish Paris Exposition catalogue in new type

Germany plans a new type for the Paris Exposition catalogue with ae ligatures to replace current German type. Fonts of the new style will be sold to German printing houses at very low prices to promote adoption.

Germany

Cincinnati Woman Succumbs After Ink Poisoning Incident

A Cincinnati woman reportedly died after being poisoned by ink from a typewriter ribbon. Her fingers were stained and she touched her lip to relieve a blister, causing swelling and a painful reaction that rapidly worsened despite medical care.

Cincinnati

Agreement Sets Baggage Rules for French Railways

Seven major French railway companies and the Belt railway of Paris reach a pact to treat vehicles as ordinary baggage. The agreement specifies acceptability for items such as automobile tricycles and carriages, with unpacked weights under 380 pounds and boxed weights not exceeding 220 pounds.

Paris Asay

South American Navies Rise Sparks Regional Interest

A visiting training ship carried forty boys who will become officers of Argentina's navy, reflecting growing naval ambitions in South America. Historians note dramatic shifts in regional power perceptions as nations expand their maritime capabilities.

Argentine Republic

Ancient scientists discuss when a child reaches age

The article notes researchers debated the age at which a child is considered to reach certain developmental milestones. It mentions different opinions among scholars and references ongoing studies without naming specific individuals or dates.

Stockmen Prosper in Wyoming Land Syndicates

In Carbon county Wyoming two syndicates seek large land tracts to expand sheep range. J A Schoonpes seeks 7 480 acres and P J Quealy another 17 280 acres. Kimball Nebraska parties accompany applications, L C Kinney targets 5 000 acres near Kimball, and N C Wiener plans additional land to support about 10 000 sheep.

Carbon County Wyo Ek Temmuariaia J. A. Schoonpes Synitentens P. J. Quealy Kimball Neb L. C. Kinney Kimed N. C

State Fair closes after strong season in Lincoln

The State Fair at Lincoln Neb closes with small post festival attendance but calls the event the most successful in state history. Managers report strong overall results with high outside turnout and expect the final paid admissions figure to near full premium payments by September 20.

Lincoln Neb

Chautauqua a Success in Beatrice Nebraska

Beatrice Nebraska reports W W Duncan annual Chautauqua totals and outcomes. Receipts totaled 5855 80 with 4374 76 disbursed including 1746 for talent 880 for music and 520 50 for labor. Ticket sales rose 418 30 over 1899 and expenses fell, leaving a cash balance of 1054 39 after debts paid.

Beatrice Neb W. W. Duncan Chautauqua Association

Prominent Nebraska Teacher Dies in Accident

George Lovejoy, a young schoolteacher near West Union, Sargent County, accidentally shot himself while hunting after returning to his brother’s boarding place. He began teaching near West Union on Monday and was found dead on the bottoms after hitching a wagon and taking his gun.

Sargent Neb George Lovejoy West Union

Nebraska Guard Company B Seeks Muster Out

Lincoln Neb Sept 10 Company B of the Second Nebraska National Guard stationed at Ord will be mustered out of state service as Captain Caron handles canoe turnover and property action per Adjutant General order.

Lincoln, Neb Nebraska National Guard Ord Caron

County Exhibits Highlight State Fair Displays

York county shows three parenthree item displays while Howard presents a watermelons that would pumpkin measuring six feet in circumference. Saline county relies on yellow dent corn as a prize winner. Growing cotton and root celery form part of the Saline county exhibit. Antelope county displays a collection of Indian weapons. Cuming and Fillmore counties show samples of grains and vegetables.

York County Howard Ty Saline County Antelope County Cuming Fillmore Counties

Dairy Exhibit a Winner at Lincoln Fair

An exhib it at the Lincoln Nebraska fair draws visitors with a dairy industry display. The dairy building shows butter cheese and machinery with attendants explaining production. A Jersey cow image near the entrance carries the sign The mortgage lifter of the west. Nebraska’s drift toward a dairy state is evident.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska

Chinch Bugs Devastate Nebraska Corn Crops

In Mason City Nebraska chinch bugs caused heavy damage to corn, surpassing the impact of dry weather. Rainy conditions slowed growth, but the pest was only revealed during fodder harvest when bugs covered the knife blades. Ground favors fall grain seeding with many acres to be sown.

Mason City Neb

Death of a Nemaha Pioneer

Mrs Anna Campbell widow of the late David Campbell died in Auburn Nebraska after an illness of more than six months. She lived in Nemaha county over thirty years first in Brownville where she married Mr Campbell who was Nemaha county marshal. About sixteen years ago they moved to Auburn where he ran a business until his death two years ago.

Auburn Neb Anna Campbell David Campbell

Love and Landanum

Albert J. Flowers of Cameron vicinity near Grand Island Neb was brought to Grand Island and turned over to the county sheriff on a charge of personal crisis mania and attempting to commit death by own action He tried to take laudanum to end his life but was not successful.

Love and Landanum Grand Island Neb Albert J. Flowers Cameron

Drinks Acid by Mistake in Norfolk and Vicinity

A report from Norfolk and nearby areas within a week notes a person or persons drank acid by mistake. Authorities urge caution and remind residents of dangers and proper handling of corrosive substances to prevent injuries.

Norfolks

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