Bryan and Underwood clash in Nebraska race critique
Fragmentary editorial page item discusses William Jennings Bryan and Oscar Underwood, criticizing harmony in the party and calling into question Bryan's gubernatorial ambitions. It notes disagreements over railroad ownership and Attitudes toward party unity, reflecting early 20th century political tensions in Nebraska.
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Underwood
Bryan
Mir Bryad
Merrat
Railroada
Aihi
Bryan Gwally
Nebraska
Store Closing and Irregular Light Plant Delays
A fragmented report notes store closings at 8 30 PM with some locations posting 4 20 PM and 4 45 PM hours. It cites irregular light plant service, uneven openings, and a push to close all stores by 6 0 with minimal inconvenience, detailing public reactions and management plans.
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Hegan Wee Company
Tong Howe
Political strife shapes the 1900s Democratic race
A fragmented report traces William Jennings Bryan’s nomination bid amid suspicions of party shifting support. Governor Horace M. and others defend loyalty while addressing alleged delegate issues. Separate notes cover local business expansions in Abilene and Austin, railway plans, and civic projects, reflecting a busy state political and economic scene.
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William
Steyan Han
Harr Ud
Eit
Bryan
Politi
Partum
Fhlao
Rovernor
Weil
Our Hobby Specialty Wear for Men
A concise advertorial note describing a men’s shop. It markets shirts ties gloves and complete wardrobe pieces. Emphasizes exclusive lines and tailoring. Presents the store as a destination for style conscious customers seeking well crafted apparel.
Obscure Reflections On Marriage And Fashion In Town
A fragmented local clipping suggests a discussion of marriage norms and a remark about a woman’s headwear. The text hints at social code, a drummer youth, and street etiquette, with a humorous aside on passing in crowds and millinery displays.
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Tera
Weinner
Uraxoe County Quarterly Meeting at Mithonn Torwa 1912
The Uraxoe County quarterly meeting convened at Mithonn Torwa Ning 10 12 1912. The event opened with vodlama led by Rev A D Kineey with Rev A W Maye elected moderator and John Rwaumik clerk. Committees and delegates were named from Macy Wright Hight and others. Worship included Rev I Hi Dowell, Rev A W Mays preached, offerings were taken for missions. Farewells were exchanged as attendees returned home.
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Uraxoe County
Mithonn
Torwa
Ning
Aftican
Afitican
Devodlama
A.D. Kineey
Baratoga
A.W. Maye
Mod
Jerator
Kay John Rwaumik
Cleriero
Tom
J. St Dowel
Ath Linsey
Wow
Wilaen Goene
Brother Farnett Minton
Elie
Thy Elven
Keyat
Korton
Wion Hil
Zion
Mittlean
A.D Linsey
John Swanwick
Tatum
Rome
Roto Macy
Bext
Tj ‘Tatu
Linney Dalivered
J. 4
Honday Boot
A. W. Mays
Soume
Joldwanwick
Mitexa
Mather
A.W. Mays
John Swanwek
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