Vintage Nebraska Newspaper The Beatrice Times March 7, 1950

Vintage 1951 Linn and Palmer Kansas Newspaper.  Single issue of the The Linn-Palmer Record Newspaper. Issue is dated June 8, 1951. One section with eight pages. Contains death notices, births, wedding, memories of the past, and local news.

Newspaper measures 15 x 21.5 inches. Condition is very good with age toning and center folds are starting to split.

Nice piece of Linn and Palmer Kansas History and great for genealogists.

Vintage Wymore Nebraska Bound volume of the The Weekly Arbor State Newspaper. Issues run from September 1, 1960 through March 16, 1961. Lots of mention of area towns including the county seat of Beatrice. Contains obituaries, wedding announcements, birth announcements and general happenings along with world news.

These newspapers are bound with a hard cover at the front and back. Measures 15 inches wide x 22 inches tall and about 1 1/2 inches thick.

Papers are in good condition for age with flaking around edges, soiling especially near the top edge, and some torn pages.

Nice piece of Nebraska History and great for genealogists.

Vintage 1934 Lincoln, Nebraska Newspaper. Single issue of the The Lincoln Star Newspaper. Issue is dated February 8, 1934. One section with fourteen pages. Contains large write up on a kidnapped St. Paul, Minnesota banker (Edward G. Bremer), death of Lincoln pioneer Joseph C. Miller, advertising, death notices, comics, local sports, and local news.

Advertising includes:

• Miller & Paine
• Hardy's Furniture
• Missouri Pacific Lines Railroad
• Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co.
• Camel Cigarettes
• Rudge & Guenzel Co.
• Rinso
• Pick'm & Take'm Grocers
• Harley Drug Co.
• Capitol Theatre
• Earl E. May Seed Co.
• Western Auto Stores
• Cunningham Radiotron
• Gold & Co.
• Heitkotter's Market

Comics section includes:

• Buck Rogers
• The Bungle Family
• The Gumps
• Skippy
• Bringing Up Father
• Tillie The Toiler

Newspaper measures about 17 inches wide x 23 inches long. Condition is good with age toning, tattering and tears along the edges, and some tears along the center creases.

Nice piece of Nebraska History.