W H Thompson Candidate for Nebraska Governor Named
The Volante notes W H Thompson as fusion nominee for governor with broad support from Grand Island and Hall County. Letters praise his honesty, business experience, and public service as mayor and trustee of Grand Island College, urging a merit based administration free of railroad influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Pf. Bentley
First National Bank of
Grand Island
Nebraska
Thompson
Hall County
Grano
Saxo
Neb
Sie
W. H. Thompson
Grand Island College
Georor
Grasp Isiam
Dejr Baornse
Bayard H, Patwe
First Methodist Sunday School
Volante
Horses to be sold at Keeler Bros barn auction
Auction notice for Saturday November 1 1902 at Keeler Bros barn. Gregory Zurn auctioneer will sell cash to the highest bidder, including mares two year olds and heavy work horses. Fee in E W Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeler Bros
Gregory Zurn
Do-Ag
Tax sale notice for unpaid 1902 taxes in Colwry Treasure
Tax sale begins November 3 for unpaid last year and prior taxes. If taxes remain unpaid, property may be sold under Colwry Treasure.
Morrissey Biography Notes Democratic Populist Senate Candidate
A. M. Morrissey, born December 27, 1870 in Livonia New York, rose in Nebraska politics from Chadron to Valentine. He served as Deputy County Clerk in Dawes County, then County Attorney of Cherry County where he earned wide support across bankers merchants and cattlemen who back his bid for the senate on the upcoming Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Moraissry
Livonia
New York
Chadron
Alfred Bartow
Dawes County
Allen G. Fisher
Valentine
Cherry County
McKinley
Morrissey
Nebraska
Senate
Corn Bread and Old Time Kitchens Remembered
A Richmond Dispatch reminiscence on corn bread methods from ashcakes to flapjacks and hoecakes. The piece longs for Virginia antebellum kitchens with open fireplaces, mint beds, icehouses, and a generous host, while lamenting the loss of digestion and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Richmond Dispatch
Horses Wintered in Good Pasture and Hay Supply
Four miles southwest, horses wintered with good pasture and hay, stabled at night. Inquire Moling Bros.' Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moling Bros
Cooking Tips From The Creole Kitchen
A compilation of kitchen guidance on salmon coloring with bicarbonate, browning and slow roasting fowls, using milk in gravies, tomato garlic sauce for bluefish, a quick cake recipe with eggs sugar flour and spice, and letting pancake batters rest two hours for better texture and wholesomeness.
Narrow Street Horse Eats Oats From Wagon Wheel
A Boston Herald report describes a tired horse in Pie Alley eating oats from a canvas bag placed on a wagon wheel. The wagon loomed nearby and the horse finished his meal with a contented twinkle, a small urban triumph of wit over discomfort.
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The
Boston Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mall County
William H. Thompson
Democratic
People's Independent
Commonwealth
Guand Isuaso
Nebr
W. W. Cark
First Methodist Church
S. N. Wolbach
Board of County Commissioners
Messrs
Duncan
Lore
Caha
Aon
W. AL. Shompson
E. W. Ray
Colwry
We, Morrissey
F. J. Brennan & Co
First National Bank Block
the Doctor
Alliance * Pharmacy
J. S. Mmekinney
Holsten’s Pharmacy
B. Holsten
Thos. Regan
ADIES
Opera House
Alliance Meat Co., Prop
B. & M. Hotel
G. A. White, Parorkieron
Hila Orrand
Albanos
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