Gas and gadgets from the oil well and streets
The writer riffs on Omaha News headlines about old garden producers and shootings in Lincoln. He pitches a simple car recovery rope device, cites Don Dey Ermand and R B Hill, notes Dr W E Gye’s cancer germ claim, mocks a lost label and windmill squeak, and urges Dalton’s fall festival while warning against attempting to derail a freight train. He mentions Roy Mae, George Brewer, and a Sidney garage man.
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Omaha
Old Garden
La&omahro
Lincoln
Ford
Don Dey Ermand
R. B. Hill
W. E. Gye
Cody Patterson
John Q
Roy Mae
Sidney
George Brewer
New Registration Law Applies to Parochial and Public Schools
A new registration law requires teachers to record their certificates in the county where they teach. Registration may be made at no cost and must be completed before a teaching contract is entered. The provision applies to both parochial and public schools.
Law requires teacher certification to guard quality
County superintendents will report sworn statements on teacher certificates as part of a new statewide registration. The measure holds school boards liable for public funds paid to unqualified teachers and risks district eligibility for state funds and accreditation. The policy targets all schools and aims to ensure properly trained educators for pupils.
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Matzen
University Teachers College
Shepherd’s Find in Peru Reveals Ancient Silver Deposit
A shepherd tending his flock at Cerro de Pasco in Peru in 1630 accidentally discovered silver when stones under a fire melted. The find exposed a significant ore body in South America, reshaping regional mining expectations.
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Peru
South America
Cerro de Pasco
Fort Monroe Fortification at Old Point Comfort Virginia
Fort Monroe at Old Point Comfort, at the mouth of the James River in Virginia, is the largest fortification in the country. It spans 200 acres and was given in 1818 to the United States by Virginia.
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Monroe
Old Point Comfort
James River
Virginia
United States
Nero Retorts That Fiddling Was Better Than Harping On Troubles
A historical exchange recalls Nero reproved for fiddling while Rome burned, he retorts it is better to fiddle than harping on their problems, reflecting a claim about priorities during crisis.
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Nero
Rome
Auctioneer Offer For Trial Horse Ownership
A dealer offers a brief trial period with any horse bought and notes willingness to purchase horses if they prove good. Signed by R. E. Merscheim. FF ry aa.
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R. E. Merscheim
Old Codger Yuessir Shares Truths At Eighty Four
A Boston Transcript note features a humorous elderly speaker describing his age and dentition, recalling the vigor of youth while stating his eighty four years with a folksy voice. The piece captures a characterful voice and period tone.
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yUessir
Boston Transcript
Jade Axes Termed Most Beautiful Stone Heads
Jade heads top the list of exquisitely formed axes, spanning ancient and modern examples. Curators note jade’s smooth finish and vibrant hue enhance both function and display, illustrating long craftsmanship traditions across cultures.
Let Em Crow and Keep Up the Pep, Says Local Column
A lighthearted column argues against silencing male pride in achievements. It contends that celebratory crowing preserves pep and spirit, suggesting balanced encouragement rather than restraint for men’s self praise.
Do the duty which Hes nearest thee
A terse, reflective line urges immediate personal action, noting that one’s nearer obligation clarifies the path ahead even as further duties become apparent. The quotation emphasizes duty, prudence, and personal responsibility in guiding choices.
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Carlyle
Calls Answered Night or Day in Twin Building
A notice states that calls are answered at all hours, covering both office and residence locations in the Upstairs Twin Building.
Review asks, Do you take an Omaha or Denver daily
A fragment asks about Omaha or Denver daily papers and notes renewal timing. It mentions the Review handling orders for magazines or periodicals published in the United States and references passenger numbers and money left at home.
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Omaha
Denver
United States
World Herald
the Bee
Omaha Daily News
Colleges of Pharmacy Age of Abpharmacy Across States
A cryptic line notes that every state in the Union has a cell age of abharmacy, suggesting a nationwide link to pharmaceutical education or regulation. The text appears fragmentary and ambiguous with no clear events or named entities to anchor details.
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Colleges of Pharmacy
Ten Years Ago in Potter Labor Day Picnic
A Labor Day picnic at Johnson's grave invites all to attend. The issue notes the marriage of Jesse Hoadley and Miss Alice Davis, local moves and visits, new plant erection by Standard Oil, and various town happenings including transportation, farming, and school opening.
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Johnson
Jesse Hoadley
Alice Davis
Robert Gunderson
Near
Jacato
Andrew Nelson
Standard Oil Company
T. G. Reetz
George
Idaho
Washington
Bloomington
Nebr
Ed. Thornburg
Jake Walker
Heniy Mahler
Sidney
E. G. Thornburg
Murphy
Ray Hager
Amy
Mahler Ranch
Dr W T Sloan Office Location Near Potter State Bank
Dr W T Sloan is listed with an office one block north of the Potter State Bank. The note uses an address style typical of classifieds, dated phrasing, and a brief contact clue with prone 16 likely indicating a page or column marker.
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The
Potter State Bank
Dr Miller Hospital Offers High Tech X Ray Therapy
Complete laboratory diagnosis and X ray therapy with high frequency and ultraviolet light equipment. Nice rooms priced 25 to 35 dollars weekly including board and corridor nurse. Open to all doctors in Kimball Nebraska.
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Kimball
Nebraska
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H. Stevens
Potter
Aembers Spaska Press
Associatyaf
Ted
Nebraska Press Assoc! Association
National Editorial Association
American Press Association
Country Campbell
C. W. Johnson
Potter Lodge NO
A.R.M.R
Masonic x Hall
R. A. Babcock
W. M. R.L. MacAdam
Gunderson Barn
Jade
Modern Woodmen OF America
Potter Camp No
L. F. Lafferty
V. C. Harry Warner
Potter Volunteer Fire Department
Claude Biggs
Karl Fricke
Dean Hagemeister
A. J. Ames
Woodmen OF the World
Masonic Hall
Jos
P. Schwartz
C. C
Alfred Amnell
Potter Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
R. L. MacAdam
C. A. Lawson
Union Pacific
Potter Review
Chas. Hetrick
Gering
Jacobson
Steve
Collie
Glide
Chris Andersen
H. Petersen & Sons
Sterling
Colo
Sterling Lumber Company
Mr. Andersen
Reeves
Bushnell
James Reddy
George Gunderson
Rev. Swanson
Kansas
Millie Hain
Mayor High
Lexington
W. LeRoy Larson
Cheyenne
J. C. Stall
Clara Downey
Anna
Laura Adams
W. T. Sloan
Vavayv. V. Vavavavavl
Lincoln Highway
Harry Wells
Licensed
Drayman
Christensen & Son
Geo. Gunderson
DR. Miller Hospital
Ivaways
Jersey
Farmers Grain and Milling Co
Building
Harnes
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