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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
3
Crowned Heads Expend Large Sums on Gratuities
A Times survey notes royal tipping practices with King Edward and the Kaiser lavishly rewarding servants during visits. It cites daily gratuities, including $1600 for weekend stays and $5 to $25 per staff, with envelopes distributed by a chief steward and even stable workers remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward
Amery
Esurope
Wheel Within Wheel and Stogie Fortune
Village chatter notes Nhear Wigley built his wealth through cigar manufacturing. His primary fortune came from a subsidiary paper factory. The town gossip keeps busy, never taking holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhear Wigley
Weal
Woman Convinces Husband To Switch From Coffee To Postum
A wife details coffee’s harms and her eventual switch to Postum after a physician advised cessation. She notes improved health and a husband who, after seeing her color and vitality, starts drinking Postum too. The ad promotes Regular and Instant Postum with preparation tips and the slogan There’s a Reason.
Nebraskan Briefs Report Wide Water, Dams and Death
Brief items from Nebraska report concerns over water problems in unnamed locations, a new Allance Christian church dedication, rising wolf numbers north of York, a Gage county fruit growers meeting in Beatrice, and several local incidents including a man struck by a train in Hampton who died, a state water works bond vote in Morrill, a Christmas charity ball in Fremont, and a series of accidents and civic notes across towns like Deshler, Benkelman, and Lincoln.
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Ord
New Christian
Allance
York
Gage County Fruit Growers
Beatrice
John Doyle
Hampton
Governor Morehead
Lincoln Y. M. C. A
Fremont High School
Vaclav Havel
Clarkson
Morrill
George EB. Beckler
Deshler
C. F. Prenzen
Benkelman
Sarah Barkshire
Lincoln
S’remont
George le Harris
Federal District Court
Grand Island
Harry Sharp
Burwell Bos
Hebron
Globe Boulevard
Court House
Omaha
Carl Engelman
Hastings
O H. Liebers
Wisconsin
Gage County
CBB
Adams
Superior
William J Griess
Sutton
Dodge County County Poultry Association
Fremont
Johnson
Dramatic Society of the Anselmo High School
Stockville
Highty
May Collins
Martha A. Waite
Lakeview
Saskatchewan
Canada
Wymore Volunteer Fire Department
Nebraska Veterinary Association
Pierce County
William Bartlett
George Baumgardner
Madison
United States and World News Roundup 1912 Summary
A compact digest notes 1912 events and figures: 100000+ return to Naples from the U S, 4 3 billion in U S pensions since 1866, Illinois child labor law sustained by Washington Supreme Court, politics and diplomacy in Washington and New York, immigration and literacy bills, President Wilson’s holiday plans, Edison era life, naval buildup under Secretary Daniels, rail fines under Hepburn law, a murdered professor identified near Concord, Alaska resource developments, labor union structure, public lands classification, indictments in Fargo, senate confirmation for Hawthorn governor, new labor arbitration charter in Kansas City, anti strike stance by a new labor group, naval construction suspension proposal, and efforts to locate Arctic explorer Earnest DeKoven Leffingwell.
Global News Roundup From Washington To Chile
A mosaic of early twentieth century items covers politics economics and exploration. notes include Bulgaria's king in Austria vicinity. Colombia's congress adjourns without tariffs. Glenn Martin's 9 800 foot flight from Los Angeles to Santa Ana. a German British trade bill. a rifle match score. Syracuse mayor McGuire in Puerto Rico. a NYC YMCA fundraising surpassing 4 million. Chicago election judges party allegiance. wireless signals across oceans. a Vineland centenarian. German diamond marketing limits. St Louis saloon restrictions. Pacific coast historical association meeting. Manchuria cave temples. Rabago suicide after Vic toria loss. tobacco trust inquiry. German tuberculosis decrease. northern Mexico rebel control. Holland potato flour rise. Roosevelt in Valparaiso. the world’s largest oil carrier launched at Jarrow.
State Capital Gossip Reports Poisoned Potatoes and Fatal Accidents
Commissioner Harmon's office witnessed a deadly struggle in sweet potatoes infested with organisms found during a South Omaha food inspection. Canned sardines and sweet potatoes were recalled as inspectors await the chemist's report. Across 108 accidents under a new law, three were fatal including a lineman, a railway worker, and a broom factory employee in Lincoln. Omaha Gas and Electric saw most incidents. rail workers few. Time losses from accidents were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
South Omaha
Harman
Frank Leonard
Omaha
Electric Light and Power
Peter Hock
John Knopp
Lincoln
Omaha Gas and Electric Light Company
Public Policy is Constitutional in Juvenile Court Debate
Briefs defending the juvenile court law, attacked in the supreme court by Wilbur F Bryant of Warrington, have been filed by Cedar County County Superintendent Miller. Attorneys for Miller challenge the claim that public policy can overturn law, arguing that public policy is the manifest of the state and part of the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F Bryant
Warrington
Supreme Court
Miller
Cedar County
First State Bank name refused by state board
After six weeks of deliberation the state banking board ruled that a new bank could not use the name First State Bank in Taylor because a long established bank already carried that title. The new institution must choose a different name. The state fire commission has arrested C EB Carpenter at Gothenburg after a year old residence fire and insurance collection alleged to exceed the value of the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank
State Banking Board
State Bank of Taylor
The
State Fire Commission
C. EB. Carpenter
Gothenburg
Carpenter
State board awards Beatrice institute improvement contracts
The state board of control awarded contracts for improvements at the Institute for Feeble Minded Youth at Beatrice. The total value of the contracts is 7443 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Control
Institute For
Beatrice
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