Republican Electors Call National Convention Delegates
Dec 1907 national committe call for Nebraska Republican electors to meet March 12 1908 in Omaha at two PM to choose four delegates and four alternates to the Chicago Republican National Convention June 16 1908. Representation based on county vote with Dakota county guaranteed one delegate.
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National Committee
Nebraska
Omaha
Chicago
United States
Enidatatea
H H Wilson
Anid H I Wilson
Dakota County
Items of Interest from our Exchanges
Craig Spencer was visiting friends Monday. Miss Nana Neiawan of Dakota City visited Meowell's this week. Mrs Al Russell returned Friday from Jackson. Mr and Mrs Barney O Connell of Vista attended funerals Tuesday.
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Pender Republic
Craig Spencer
Lyons Mirror
Nana Neiawaner
Dakota City
Meowell's
Newcastle Times
al Russell
Jackson
Barney O'Connell
Vista
Sergeant Blof improvements reported in Sloandowa Star
Dr Gibson Bates continues to improve after his Aloeus treatment. Mr and Mrs Will Bates plan to depart soon for Cimarron Kansas, returning home.
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Blof
Sloandowa
Star
Gibson Bates
Will Bates
Cimarron
Kansan
Henry F Kohlmeier Named Local Agent at Wakefield
Henry F Kohlmeier of Dakota City is appointed local agent for Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co. at Wakefield replacing Sievert Hanson who resigns. Hanson leaves with many friends and well wishes. Kohlmeier, a former Wakefield resident, will assume duties early February.
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Wakefield
Henry F Kohlmeier
Dakota City
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co
Sievert Hanson
Hanson
Kohlmeier
Local notes from Emerson Enterprise on residents and land deals
Fred 3 Barry leaves for St Louis on legal business. Ira Davis goes to Cedar Falls after telegram about dying mother. Mr and Mrs M McKotaffer return from Indiana. Mrs Florence Throsswell visiting. Fred Koch sells farm northeast of Emerson to Carl Yager for 65 per acre and buys a fruit farm near Omaha for 6200. Fred Blume returns to farming and resumes county commissioner role after four years as county treasurer. locals warmly welcome him back.
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Emerson Enterprise
Fred
Barry
St Louis
Ira Davis
Cedar Falls
M McKotaffer
Indiana
Florence Throsswell
Mra McEotaffer
Emerton
Fred Koch
Emerson
Carl Yager
Koch
Omaha
Fred Blume
Dakota County
O Brien Divorce Granted and Custody Awarded
Mrs N O'Brien was granted a divorce from E A O'Brien in district court and awarded custody of their two minor children. The decree allows the husband limited visiting rights while the wife described ongoing abuse and hardship including forced washing to support the family.
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Bronx City Journal
Mra N O'Brien
E A O'Brien
O'Brien
Doctor Ream Family Visit Amid Serious Accident
Walthill Times reports Dr Rean’s mother from Homer visited his brother Dr W RR Ream as Dr W KR Geom suffered a very serious accident Friday evening. Dr Nina Smith also traveled from Homer that Friday. The incident prompted a local medical response and community concern.
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Walthill Times
Rean
Homer
Sundey
Nina Smith
W RR Ream
KR Geom
Doctor Killed in Frozen Field Accident Near Smith Place
A doctor driving home after a patient call lost control near Smith place about a mile and a half from town. He was thrown from his bogey, struck his head on frozen ground, and lay unconscious for hours. Bystanders found him alive, brought him to town, and he slowly woke up by Saturday morning.
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Smith Place
Hart
Hoe
Bia
Jong
Obituary of Fritz Stading Pioneer of German Descent
Fritz Stading, born January 16 1840 in Pommeren Germany, died January 1 1908 west of Ponca Nebraska aged 76. Survived by widow and nine children, he was a German Lutheran and a good citizen who served in the Prussian army. Funeral held at the Lutheran church with Rev M Koolen sermon. remains in Pouce cemetery.
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Ponca Journal
Eastern Star
Mra Evans
Dakota City
Fritz Stading
Pommeren
Germany
Johann Lund
Chicago
Nebraska
Dakota County
Ponca
Charley Stading
M Koolen
Pouce
Local shoppers and builders cited in town notes
Jas Hartnett attends county seat. Carl Anderson promotes shoes and winter goods. D A Crinklow & son finish a house for D J Conneally. Carl Frederickson builds an ice house planning icicles next summer. Hartnett and neighbors thanked for sale support. dance hosted by Johnny Green. Joe Leedom transports goods to J P Rockwell. Public notices include a January 22 wedding of John Green and Rose Farrell at the Catholic church with Fr. English officiating.
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Am Hubbard
Jas Hartnett
Carl Anderson
D A Crinklow & Son
Craig
Nebr
D J Conneally
Hogan Place
Carl Frederickson
James Hartnett
Johnny Green
Joe Leedom
John Green
Miss Rose Farrell
JB English
Joleno
Edward Cgireen
Miss Rose
Michael Farrell
Anna Killackey
Little Rose Hartnett
Eileen Hartnett
Herman Renze
Mintridgio Green
Woodman Hall Hosts Couple Dance Before Southward Honeymoon
The bride and groom left by evening train to spend the month in the south. Friends express wishes for a long happy life and hope their example will be contagious in Hubbard parish.
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Woodman Hall
South
Hubbard Parish
Many in Dakota County attend to town affairs and obituaries
Over Sunday visits bring Jack McGough, Dan Holland and Pat Hickey to town while Kathce Hennessy and Josephine Davey travel for schooling and music. Gerald Dillon dies after pneumonia with a large funeral at St Patrick's and Reverends McCarthy English Byrne attend. Mrs Catharine MacDonald dies after long illness aged 66.
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Jack McGough
Wakefield
Mat Zoloni
Crawford
Nebr
A P Doran
Emerson
Kathce Hennessy
Jackson
Dan Holland
Pat Hickey
Ponca
Ed O'Neill
John Boler
Chase Barret
Sioux City
John Brady
Bouton
Hattie Kennelly
Gerald Dillon
JM Milley
O & NW
Nellie Carpenter
Sarah Casey
Vinta
Josephine Davey
Lincoln
Melor
Conservatory of Music
Parnell Byrne
Fonda
Iowa
Social notes from Homer and Emerson visiters
Mrs Rue Altemus visits her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Allaway. Mrs Cal Rockwell spends the week in Emerson. Mrs John McQuirk becomes housekeeper for the White brothers on the reservation. Mrs Obas Jordan and Miss Johanna Harris on the sick list. D Chas Bristol Omaha Charley received the money of the annual report of the Nebraska Historical Soci-
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Rue Altemus
Jim Allaway
Cal Rockwell
Emerson
John McQuirk
Obas Jordan
Johanna Harris
Chas Bristol
Omaha
Charley
Nebraska
Local notes and arrivals in Homer area
The column lists visits and movements among Homer residents and nearby towns. Names include Dee Sint 1907, Mr Bristol and the Indian curio loan, Will Walney moving five storm loads to a new home, and visits by DL Allen, Irve Rockwell, Caddie McGlashan, Nina Smith, and others. Social calls span Sioux City, Winnebago, Dakota City, Spencer Iowa, and Gothenburg Nebraska with scavenger and auction remarks and Yeoman supper references.
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Dee Sint
Bristol
South Sioux City
Nina Smith
Joan H Ream
Homer
Mre Mart Mansfield Jr
Winnebago
Beatrice Monroe
James Allaway Sr
Will Hogan
Hogan
Mary Rymil
Blanche Hughes
Sioux City
Mary McBeath
Dakota City
Arnold
Drayman
Mart Mansfield
Dakota County
Anid
Weodman Lodge
Weodman
Helen Bolster
Burkoffer
Paul Joseph Brown
Gothenburg
Nebr Utr
Brown
James Foltz
Spencer
Iowa
Local News Roundup From Lincoln And Nearby Towns
John W Hazelgrove attended a Farmer's Mutual Insurance meeting in Lincoln. A bright eyed baby boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Wm Armour of Ponca. Wheeler Doughry broke an arm on Saturday. Sam Heikes lost a valuable horse. Young people danced at Jackson Friday night. The C B Howard sale drew good attendance with favorable results. Mrs Charity Hart visited Mrs Lewis Armbright. A lyceum program delivered a strong night. Chas Heikes and Ollie Hale traveled to Nacora. Mr and Mrs Guy Sides hosted about thirty young people with games and supper. Marie Ross returned to school after illness. Grammar ranks near full with few absences. Ruth Gray sought subscribers for the Daily News Piano contest in Sioux City where she leads. Great Stone pamphlets ordered for sixth grade reading. Marie Gardner started second grade from Sioux City. Wilmer Gribble entered the primary grade. Nova Best filled in for Miss Taylor while she went to Sioux City. Nora Robinson returned after three days out due to a fall. Helen Biermann recovered from mumps. Fifth graders enjoy new readers. fourth graders work on an Indian chart.
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Hiley
Catharine MacDonald
Bancross
Iowa
Dakota County
Jackson
McDonald
Alexander
Armour
Dillon
Sarah
Our Holy Church
Fr McCarthy
Fr Byrne
Ponca
English
Hubbard
St John's Cemetery
Gerald Dillon
St Patrick's Church
All St John's
Franklyn
Nebraska
Father McCarthy
Byrne
McCarthy
Vista
Fitaone
John W Hazelgrove
Lincoln
Farmer's Mutual Insurance Company
Wm Armour
Wheeler Doughry
Sam Heikes
Howard Sale
Mra
Charity Hart
Lewis Armbright
Lyceum
Chas Heikes
Ollie Hale
Nacora
Guy Sides
Guy
Marie Ross
Ruth Gray
Sioux City
Aily News
Marie Gardner
Wilmer Gribble
Nova Best
Miss Taylor
Nora Robinson
For Sale A Kinkead Homestead Re relinquishment
640 acre Kinkead homestead relinquishment in Donel county Nebraska offers 500 acres good pr o w land and ample hay with a good well. Price 1750 00. Seller would take 10 to 12 per acre or exchange for residence property livery outfit live stock or a small business of equivalent value. See WT Banner Jackson Nebraska.
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Kinkead
Donel
Nebraska
Sella
Bannerrr
Lutheran Church Announcements This Sunday Schedule
Sunday morning service at Salem at 11:00 with Sunday school at 10:00 CE at 2 pm. Dakota City preaching at 3:00 with Sunday school at 9:45 am and CE at 6:30 pm. A cordial welcome to all.
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Lutheran Church
Salem
Dakota City
Premature Obituaries and Editor Attitudes Across Papers
A tale from Woman's Home Companion recounts editorial bravado and different newsroom ethics. One NY Herald editor swears by accuracy and prints birth notices for the living, while another editor apologizes for false death reports, illustrating varied responses to obituary misstatements.
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The
New York Herald
Herald
Mules for sale from JM Barny Jackson Nebr
Four spans of young mules ready to work are offered for sale by JM Barny in Jackson Nebraska per the Sloan Star. The notice shares a series of epigrammatic reflections on life religion and human folly.
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JM Barny, Jackson, Nebr
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Dakota County Herald
Ream
PUDL
TER
George Leib, Jr
Pender
D M Allen
Wimmer & Co
Toy B Walden
Ohn Soverson
James Q Keefa
George
Ria Ilroad
WT AO
Ouarl Anderson
Frank Hale
Roy Armour
Nick Simmons
Thin Place
Katherine Hauber
Lyons
Maurices O'Connor
Quart Anderson
Tim Howard
Fred Labell
Mary Quine
Helen Biermann
Clints
Sloan
Happy
Ne- Henson
Stat of
Nebraskan
Kakota County
Mary Elisabeth Hoals
Willan Quayle Boole
Bon! Porsons
George Larne Hoals
Mary Blign- Leth
George Larue Boals
Mary Elizabeth Howls
Aaid
D. O. Saison
Aman
William Woon
William Wood
Sadie Wood
Dakoia County
Badie Woop
Platutit
District Court
Annie Mullins
Albert Mullins
Lunn
Anni Mulling
J.J. McAllister
Fiist
Sheriffs Sale
Harry M. Adair
J. J. Eimers
Nelle
Auld County
Auld District Court
Ned
John Fittler
Fred Schmidt
Louie Krumwiele
Henry W. Worl
Court House
Nebrake
Childer
Hanser
Short
Makota
Panty
Neh
Ket
James W. Heath
Charlies Amimorman
William W. Palmer
Adalbert R. Jenkine
Nena
Henry Hredsoow
Martin
Imkota City
Henny BeanstiAw
Farmers’ Institute
J. W. Hazlegrove
T. W. Gribble
Daniel Hartnett
Wm. Berger
Harry Goodfellow
J. N. Stone
J. F. Leamer
C. W. Pugsley
Woodbine
Myrtle Kaufman
H. O
F. X. Wallner
John Winebrenner
Geo
J. Boucher
J. J. Elmers
W. H. Riley
W. D. McKee
Polo
A. J. Westfall
I. Miller
Henry Ebel
O. Hull
Alma
Neb
Andrew Kramper
Mr. McKee
Farmers’ Institutes
Mr. Hull
Oata
Srd
Ohio
Bread Qi Lumber Company
P. Cunermreon
Concord Team Harness
Avin
Sturges Bros
Pearl Street
Sioux City, Ilowm
Harris
Kilbourne
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