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APRIL 19, 190$
Nebraska Sn3 e ws
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
Regents of State University Author
ize Extension of, Course
For Young Women.
- Recognizing the supreme importance
of training young, women for home
keeping, the regents of the state uni
versity at their last meeting adopted
the recommendation of the faculty for
a general home economics group
which calls for a four years' university
course whose major studies will he
found in the domestic science depart
ment. Domestic science, domestic
art, household economics, ventilation,
chemistry of foods, and a dozen more
kindred subjects will be Included in
this course. It is admitted that this
- will furnish just the training which
thousands of the young women of
Nebraska need in preparation for their
life work as home-makers.
This course is a modification of the
general scientific course. It is de
signed to be to the young women of
the university what the general agri
cultural and engineering courses are
for the young men. At the same time,
the state farm school of domestic sci
ence will be to the girls of the state
what 'the agricultural srhnnl la in iho
- - uw U W VUV .
boys. The new building will be com- '
pieteu ny xsovember, the opening time
of the agricultural school, and it will
be thoroughly equipped with class
rooms, laboratories on, the two lower
floors, while the upper floor will have
parlors and bedrooms for the girls at
m tending the school. The work at the
state farm will be entirely sub-freshmen.
Beatrice The second trunk line of
the Nebraska Telephone Company be
ween Beatrice and Wymore was fin
ished yesterday.
B?atriceWork on the new Rock Is
land bridge at this point is being push
ed as rapidly as'possible and the struc
ture is nearly completed.
SldneyA half section of land was
sold today five miles north of Sidney
at $8 per acre, cash. The same land
sold for $3.50 an acre one year ago.
Sidney A North Divide family
brought in thirty wild geese today and
readily sold them for 75 rpnts Prh
They said they were killed in less
than an hour.
Albion A. Dussell & Son were yes
terday awarded the contract for put
ting In a new heating plant in thee old
school building. The contract price is
$2,845.
Nebraska City At the last city elec
tion F. L. Koeppel and John Steinhart,
sr., candidates for councilmen from
rips I
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the Third ward. each
votes. At last night's meeting of the
city council the tie was decided by the
tossing of a dollar, p. L. Koeppel, the
republican candidate, was successful
and he was given the certificate of
election. -
SidneyCarpenters and stone ma
sons are in big demand again. There
will be several buildines eiwttpd a
soon as the necessary workmen can
be obtained.
Beatrice F. M. Emerson died yes
terday morning at his home at Diller
of heart trouble.. He was a pioneer
resident of that Dlace and ttm fathpr
of Mrs. Clyde Wright of this city.
oianey k. S. Oberfelder will sow a
ton of timothy seed on his moiwinwa
this spring. This is no longer aji ex
periment With our ranchmen hut an
unqualified success and improves both
me quamy and yield of hay.
Beatrice A committee of Company
C boys is soliciting subscriptions for
the purpose of raising , $150, .the
amount necessary to secure the annu
al university cadet encampment. The
committee is meeting with splendid
success and there is little dnnht hut
that Beatrice will secure the encamp
ment, Beatrice Arrangements have been
nearly completed for the University
cadet encampment which will in - all
probability be held here the latter
part of Mav. It is now nlnnnorl tin
have a union observance of Memorial
day by the Grand Army of the Repub
lic ana xne cadet batallion. Gov
ernor Mickey will be asked to partici
pate in the exercises on that day.
Albion Since the municipal elec
tion saloon men from all over the state
have visited . Albion. Not less than
twenty were here one day. Consider
able difficulty is being experienced by
those who wish to engage in the sa
loon business here for the rpasrm that
the city has an ordinance prohibiting
opening of a saloon within fiftv foot
of the property of any person who may
object to the saloon. So far no loca-
uon nas been found by any of the
prospective saloon keepers.
Hastings The Hastings Independ
ent Telephone company has shown a
remarkable growth the last three
montns. its new directory, which
has. just been issued, shows that sev
eral hundred instruments have been
installed and free communication with
outside towns has been extended un
til now there is free service with Ken
esaw, Roseland, Holsteln, Juniata,
Ayr, Glenville, Bladen, Blue Hill, In
land, Cowles, Mount Clare, Rosemont,
Guide Rock and Reeves. Thpir fipr.
vice is very OPUlar throughout this
county.
Beatrice Representatives from the
towns in League No. 3 of the Nebras
ka Interscholastic Athletic association
H. M. Garret, Beatrice, president; Mr.
Duval, Fairbury, vice president; C. E.
have elected the following officers:
Teach, Fairbury, secretary-treasurer.
This league is comprised of five towns
Hebron, Nelson, Fairbury, Crete and
Beatrice and will hold its meet here
next month. The only change in the
regulations is the elimination of the
hammer throw on account of the dang
ers to be encountered and the substi
tution of the discus throw in its place.
Humboldt Relatives here received
word yesterday of the death of FVeri
L. Lewis, a former resident of this
city, who has for a number of years
lived at Welsh, La., where he had ex
tensive lumber interests. He was two
years ago stricken, with paralysis and
never regained the use of his lower
limbs, but has been able until quite
recently to attend to business matters
while confined to his invalid chair.
WTest Point Ten boys and fourteen
girls Were confirmed on Sunday in
St. Paul's German Lutheran church at
West Point. . Nearly all of them were
pupils of the church's parochial school.
The entire class participated in their
first holy communion on Thursday.
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draft. Roller bearings on beater and main gear shafts. Main gear shaft
extended across under side of box with driving gear on each end. Both
wheels drivers. Ask the leading implement dealers for further particu
lars or write r
NEBRASKA MOLINE PLOW CO., OMAHA.
THE UNITED MUTUAL HAIL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
HOME OFFICE, No. 116 South 10th St., Lincoln, Nebraska.
E. : N. Beach, Exeter. .President
Officers S. H. Burnham,. Lincoln . . . . Vice. Pres.
' Jno. F.'Zimmer, Lincoln. .Secy-Treas.
EIGHTH YEAR
WJiaaraH,.-n o x-oucies issuea i ... .-.13,397
What We Have Done Since Loss claims pai(L... 3;50
Amount paid on losses. .. .$263,308.90
Largest loss paid..;....... 1,577.00
Organization
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