Nebraska Names and Events from State Ledger Text
In McCook plans for a modern three story club house and Wyware's new $200000 project appear alongside farm sales near Newman Bold at $21250 per acre. Nebraska figures include re election bids by A C Shallenberger, Edgar Howard declining to run for governor, and postmaster changes in Omaha. Bus lines from Bridgeport suspend due to lack of business while bootlegging figure Casey Gaughan is fined $500 and jailed. Beets allocations for Bayard sugar plant, deaths of L C Burr and Ralph Mortice, Fred Bishop’s escape recaptured, acting governor John W Robbins, and Alfred C Anderson new state prohibition chief are noted. The Cornhusker highway project advances with Roy Cochran’s forecast, plus Christmas tree efforts in Kearney and beef feeding programs in North Platte valley. Weather and crime items include a Bas Beatrice burglary, Fremont flag loyalty note, Smetak murder conviction, columbus dredging projects, corn husking contests, and a fatal Polk football game crash. The region reports on road connections, Mid West Implement Dealers’ association leaders, and a mass funeral crowd for Jacob Mikesell. A large wild duck migration takes over an 80 acre Bridgeport field.
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A. C. Shallenberger
Edgar Howard
Columbus
Nebraska
Bridgeport
Se. Black
Bayard
L. C. Burr
Lincoln
Auburn
John S. Meadows
Ralph Mortice
Fred Bishop
State Reformatory
Crete
McMullen
Williams
John W. Robbins
State Senate
Alfred C. Anderson
Robert Samardick
Anderson
Roy Cochran
Kearney
Chamber of Commerce
North Platte Valley
George Freichein
Beatrice
Angelo Callea
Fremmont
D. A. R. Callea
Fremont
Adolph Smetak
Wahoo
John Smetak
Smetak
Joe Sudik
Burgess, Ill
Roland Meyers
Ashland
Polk
Thelma Larson
Stromsburg
E. L. Jenkins
Jefferson County
North Platte
Maywood
McCook
Kansas
Oberlin
Kans
J. M. Thompson
Mid-West Implement Dealers’ Association
Omaha
M. L. McFarlane
Friend
Joseph Elwell
Springfield
Dixon
Dakota
Cedar Counties
Jacob Augustus Mikesell
Ponea
Deemer Lilli Agrew
Yamaha
HH. H. Hewitt
Cal
Hewitt
Two Water Protects Merge in Central Nebraska
A 30-member meeting led to the consolidation of two irrigation projects the Central Nebraska Supplemental Water association and the Lower Platte project, each covering about 500,000 irrigable acres across Adams, Kearney, Phelps, Keith, Lincoln, Dawson, Buffalo and neighboring counties. Directors will be in each territory town, with a push to secure federal aid via congressional legislation.
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Hastings
Nebraska
Central
Congress
Boy 4, Dog Die in Barn Fire Near DuBois
Pawnee reports a fatal barn fire that trapped four year old Bob Warrick and his dog near DuBois. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Oth Warrick. The tragedy underscores the danger of rural outbuildings.
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Pawnee
Bob Warrick
Oth Warrick
DuBois
Lincoln Air Trade Plan Heads to Galveston
Two Lincoln air trade cruise planes have left for Galveston Texas to promote the idea of a proposed airway from the twin cities to the gulf cross Nebraska Falls City Hotel Weaver opens a 110 room fireproof structure costing 250000 dollars financed by local securities.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Air Trade
Galveston
Tex
Twin Cities
Gulf Cross
Nebraska
Falls City
Weaver
Auto thieves sentenced in Fairbury ring case
Fred Rouse of Carleton Howard Walker of Carleton and Joe Freeman of Teron pleaded guilty in district court to belonging to a ring that stole and disposed of 14 automobiles. They were sentenced to terms ranging from one to 10 years in the penitentiary.
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Fairbury
Fred Rouse
Howard Walker
Carleton
Joe Freeman
Teron
Football Injury Kills Youth at Aurora Game
Allan McLean, 16, a Foyal High School football player, died from a broken back suffered when he tackled an Aurora High School player during a game in Aurora.
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Aurora
Allan McLean
Plane Crash Near North Platte Injures Aviator and Passenger
Dick Jevans the aviator and Ler Cantry his passenger were slightly hurt when the airplane went dead and fell about 250 feet near North Platte. The plane was wrecked in the accident.
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North Platte
Dick Jevans
Ler Cantry
Nearly Insane At Times Knoxville Woman Endorses Vegetable Compound
Mrs. T. A. Saunders of 711 E. Depot Street Knoxville testifies she suffered years of nervousness sleeplessness melancholia and back pain during menopause. After eight bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports dramatic improvement gaining weight and returning to housework with no doctor visits for two years.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lydia F. Pinkham
T. A. Saunders
E. Depot Street
Knoxville, Tenn
Dave's Mentha Pepsin advertised as quick stomach relief
A药 promotion urges readers to try Dave's Mentha Pepsin for indigestion and gas. It claims immediate help for acute cases and possible use of two to three bottles for chronic issues, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Dave
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