Nebraska News Roundup From Across the State
A sweep through Nebraska notes a Wayne American Legion minstrel show, revival meetings at Blue Springs, and the Omaha automobile show. Reports cover a new Kearney water works plant, a Beatrice Beatrice express file donation, and a $125000 infirmary project at the Masonic home. Also listed are local arrests, thefts, poison cases, public notices, and upcoming state events from Beatrice to Omaha.
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American Legion
Wayne
Mareb JJ
First Christian Church
Blue Springs
Riba Pattoudanas
Omaha
United Master Butchers of America
Kearney
MD. Ryan
Osceola
Minatare
Upland
Red Cloud
Bowlers of
Nebraska
Nebraska Bowling Association
Middle West
Broadwater State Bank
Union State Bank
Adam McMullen
CG E Stine
Superior
Andrew Lindha
Salem Lutheran Church
J. E. Taylor
Doane College
Crete
Charles F. Allen
Gage
Jefferson
Beatrice
Whenn Gray O. Callaway
Gray
Custer County
Nebraska Masonic
Flattsmouth
Fev. C. S Burnham
Cristian Church
Liberty
Bethany
B. L. Anderson
Belmar
C. A. Tucker
Lincoln
Nebraska Retail Jewelers’ Association
Dover
Cland Island
Bailey
Thayer
Essman
State Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Committee
L. W. Colby
State Historical Society
Beatrice Express
E. A. Sheldon
John Harris
Wrymore
Peatrice
Odell
Steele City
Diller
Kansas Company
Beatrice Power Company
Janswig Uehling
Dodge County
J. B. Corlwouod
Byron
American Railway Express Company
T. Tl. Pollock
Platte River
Plattsmouth
Ruby Nelson
Blair
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Supreme Court
Bryan
Omah
Bureau of Pubicity
Chamber of Commerce
H. B. Wolcott
Weeping Water
Ottumwa
Iowa
American Express Company
Taylor
Henry Taylor
Beaver City
Deesburg
California
General Church Synod
German Lutheran Evangelical College
Sterling
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Nebraska Dairy Development Society
Otto Liebers
Triumph
North Platte Valley
Mississippi
Louisiana
R. R. Hanna
Falls City
Mrs. Hanna
Hanna
Richardson County
King
The
Presbyterian Church
Bridgeport
Lions Club
Boy Scouts
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Samuel Avery
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Minerva Leesby
Neligh
Irom
Agricultural College At
Rescuers Find Collins Dead in Sand Cave
Floyd Collins perished trapped in Sand cave near Cave City Kentucky after days of entombment. Rescue attempts by his brother Homer, woodmen and volunteers failed as rock mud and debris blocked progress. He died from exhaustion starvation thirst and exposure with rigor mortis setting in.
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Sand Cave
Kentucky
Lloyd Collins
Cave City
Floyd Collins
Homer
Floyd
Edward Sgrenner
Nature
Collins
Doctor Hazlitt
Francis
Mule Cave
Jane Collins
Crystal Cave
Doyle
C. Doyle
Doryle
Johnny Gerald
Ben Wells
West Point
Ogden College
William Burke Miller
Louisville
Miller
Gerald
Safeguard Your Checks Urged By Bankers Association
The American Bankers Association urges caution in handling checks to prevent forgery. With about 95 percent of US business conducted by checks and credit instruments, readers are advised not to write in pencil, erase or correct, leave spaces, sign blank checks, or cash checks without verifying endorsements. Exercise good common sense as the core rule.
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American Bankers' Association
United States
Boxer's Past Revealed as Colusa Tailor George Ferguson
Colusa resident known as George Ferguson, real name of famed 1880s boxer George La Blanche, once knockout artist of Jack Dempsey. Now seventy four, he has worked as a tailor in Colusa for over a year and is identified as the fighting marine of the eighties, once honored as a champion.
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George la Blanche
Jack Dempsey
Colusa
Cal
Ale
George Ferguson
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DR. Humphreys