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Newspaper
Dakota City County Herald
Location
Dakota City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
4
Taft Sherman slate leads Republican ticket listing state posts
The Republican ticket for president Taft and vice president Sherman is listed with nominees for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state auditor state treasurer superintendent of public instruction attorney general and various local and congressional posts including J F Boyd in the third district and John W Hazlegrove in the sixteenth district. Other named figures include George L. Sheldon M R Hopewell George C. Junkin Silas R. Barton Lawson G. Brian E C Bishop William H Thompson Edward B Cowles J A Williams George W Wiltse Fred S Berry Edwin Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
George L. Sheldon
M. R. Hopewell
George C. Junkin
Silas R. Barton
Lawson G. Brian
E. C. Bishop
William H. Thompson
Edward B. Cowles
J. A. Williams
J. F. Boyd
George W. Wiltse
John W. Hazlegrove
Fred S. Berry
Edwin Morgan
Alaska and Yukon Promise Rich Northland at 1909 Exposition
Eyed by the world the Alaska akon Pacific Exposition opens in Beatty on June 1909 and runs to October. The Northland’s wealth including oil, fur, fish, and dairy is highlighted as the United States plans to show its true potential to a global audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatty
USA
Alaska
Ursa
Yukon
Dominion of Canada
Northland
United States
Exchanges Roundup From Crofton To Sloan Nebraska
O B Robinson and Tod Christopherson of Crofton visit Sioux City on Tuesday. Sergeant Bluff folks make calls in Sloan with Richard Hawk of Goodwin visiting friends. Desatur Herald J W Olbrey family enjoyed days in Connell Blaffa and Omaha. Henry Niobules moved from Winnebago to Pender with family. Geo Rockwell near Homer visited relatives. Hanse attended tanker association events in Lincoln then Denver. J V Pearson went to Dakota City on business. Miss Etta Panor visited relatives from Dakota City. Mrs W F Mikespell traveled to Sioux City to visit her parents. Miss Luo Hirsch called to Waithill for Dr Ream’s ill baby. Rev JL Phillips, after conference, leases Bancroft Blade to devote time to ministry. field includes Homer, Romer, Walt City, Emer. Mr J P Ca and children Mary and Michael to Kun events. serious illness noted. Mr and Mrs Phillips’ family connections and travel mentioned in multiple Nebraskan towns. South Sioux City Record notes continued local updates with families and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca
J V Pearson
Dakota Qoity
Etta Panor
Dakota City
Mikespell
Sioux City
Beers
Pender Republic
Mies Luo Hirsch
Mra Ream
JL Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Phillips
Bancroft Blade
Prac
Romer
Walt City
Emer
Tragic Accident Claims Young Sioux City Boy
In North Sioux City a wagon struck a gate post injuring four year old Charles Trumbull, son of Mr and Mrs A W Trumbull. The rear wheel crushed his skull and brain was exposed. he died before a doctor arrived. The family, including May and Grace, mourns the loss while the father works at Armour in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trical
Sioux City
Lola Gibbs
St Paul
Mine
Gibbs
Charles Trumbull
A W Trumbull
May
Grace
Me Trumbull
Armour Packing Plant
Sion City
Hubbard Market Notes and Local Gossip
Produce prices and market notes from Hubbard with prices for eggs butter and cream. Local updates include church construction plans, carpentry on a Nelson house, cement sidewalk contracts, new shoe stock, and a coffee agency promotion. Several residents head to O Neill for homestead registration and camping trips. Democrats call a Hubbard precinct caucus for October 10 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Thornton
Bert Wood
Jas Nelon
Carl Anderson
Hazelton
Henry Cain
Anchor Grain Company
O'Neill
Tripp
Allen Heffernan
Bianna
Joe Hartnett
Frank Mehan
Andrew Anderson
B B Gribble
Hernan Reous
Roy Wilsey
Charley Dodge
Hubbard Precinct
Hubbard
Nebr
Dawret Haatxett
Local notices from Homer area residents and visitors
Oscar Lake moved into the Chris Christopherson house with Nobel Richards and wife of Red Oak. Pard Goodwin moved into the Chris ty cottage for the winter. A fruit farm sale sought possession this fall. Mrs Flanders visited Homer and Walthill to see her daughter Mrs Dr Beam. Dr Will Beams’s little girl improved from pneumonia. Nelson Smith visited his sister in Frantlco and reported a good time. John Myora, a Belvidere healer, visited Homer. An oratorical contest at the ME church was won by Lizzie McGlashen, a Dorcas souvenir spoon awarded. Will Rockwell and family and Will Leamer and family visited James Allaway. Homer youth enjoyed basketball and skating in the same hall. Ralph Bancroft and Gertie MecKinleey were seen between trains. Monrose and wife went to Sioux City, returning Sunday. Prody Lake visited Sioux City Friday to Sunday. Mrs Sherman McKinley visiting relatives returned to Rock County. Mrs B McKinley and Ber Phillips will be our ME pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lake
Chris Christopherson
Nobel Richards
Red Oak
al Richards
Tast
Fred Kipper
John Blacketer
Pard Goodwin
Christy Cottage
Mr Goodwin
Mra Flanders
Homer
Walthill
Dr Beam
Will Beams
Nelson Smith
Hisister
Will Jastram
Frantlco
John Myora
Belvidere
Anthony
Homerk
Fi A Monrose
Sioux City
Prody Lake
Sioux Ciy
Mra
Sherman McKinley
Rock County
McKinley
Ber Phillips
Residents and travels cross counties in seasonal notes
The report lists residents moving or visiting across South Sioux City South Bious City ONeill Tripp county Julesburg and Emerson touching on land deals lottery jitters jury duty hospital visits and a bee hive incident with a humorous mishap at a window.
Ed T Kearney Visits Omaha and Local Relatives
Ed T Kearney returned from Omaha Monday while Mrs Kearney and the girls stay with relatives in Harlan Iowa. Rev Fr McCarthy left for Cedar Rapids to assist in dedicating a Catholic church there. Bryan plans to go to Sioux City to enter St Joseph's hospital for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed T Kearney
Omaha
Mra Kearney
Harlan Iowa
Fr McCarthy
Cedar Rapids
Nebi
Bryan
Sioux City
St Joseph's Hospital
Elegant New Home Welcomes Bleasing Family
Old and young members of the community joined Elmer Bleasing for a warm evening in their new home. An appetizing supper followed, served by self invited guests around midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bleasing
Cwn
Heaney and area residents travel and visit in Hubbard region
Rose and Laura Heaney visited at the Frank Heeney home near Hubbard last Saturday and Sunday. August Yastrow arrived from Yankton to spend days with her mother Mrs Simmons. Charley Peterson traveled to Thurston last Saturday evening, returning Sunday. August Zastrow of Yankton honored with a four course dinner hosted by Kate and Margaret Simmons last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Laura Heaney
Frank Heeney
Ovar Hubbard
Mra
August Yastrow
Yankton
D. Inet
Mra A Simmons
Charley Peterson
Thurston
Toeresa Anderson
Whith
Fimerson
Hay Springs
Matt Assenmacher
Dakota
Frye
Stony City
John Hikeman
Wakefield
Voss
August Voss
James Smith
Near Hubbard
Mae Heeney
Alice Demaray
Sioux City
Niss Anderson
August
Herman
Nick
Alsa
Charlie Schwartz
O'Neill
Hubbard
Joe Heeney
Kate
Margaret Simmons
August Zastrow
Sherman Stands and Taft Endorsement of Labor Laws
The speech asserts Republican equality before the law and support for labor reforms. It cites the Eight Hour law, Employers' Liability, railroad hazard statutes, the District of Columbia Child Labor law, and other measures. The speaker endorses Taft's injunction declarations as aligned with party policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance
Republican Party
Ishor
District of Columbia
Mr. Taft
But He Runs Forever
A satirical view of William Jennings Bryan after another election defeat. The piece imagines Bryan, Kern, and Sulll on a failing campaign voyage, taunting Taft’s lead and mocking Bryan’s declared optimism and future runs.
Bryan Pleased With Outlook on Farmers Under Free Trade
Democratic candidate Bryan tours Iowa and sees rising land values and farm prices under Democratic rule. The piece argues Taft would redeem the pledge to tariff reform, while Bryan would be powerless with a Republican Senate. Farmers urged to back the GOP for continued prosperity. Coal feed and hay for sale by Furtos & Sitavenren Co. Tazoka nee, Memeger akota City, Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Telt
Bryan
Taft
Republian
Omaha
Iowa
Solis
Republican Party
Furtos & Sitavenren Co
Tazoka Nee
Memegerakota City
Neb
Nebraska Farmer Faces Bryan Platform Over Farm Agencies
A lengthy plea argues that Bryan’s platform aims to abolish rural free delivery and the Department of Agriculture, branding the two agencies as vital to farmers. It cites growth in offices and costs under Republican policy and urges Nebraska farmers to oppose Bryan to protect these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
Bryan
Denver
Democratic National Platform
Republican Party
Lican
Nebraska Farmer
Repubican
Wida Ito
Department of ‘Agriculture
Farmers’ Exclusive
Jerry Rusk
Retary
Congress
Farmers’ Department
Farmers Rural Free Delivery
Farmers’ Department of Agriculture
High School Notes Edited by the Senior Class
The 11th grade studies Merchant of Venice while Alda Lapsley departs for Gilroy California. Potatoes are being harvested and the Mother Tongue Grammar is studied. Leaves gather for bordereaux as grades receive dictionaries and several students miss time for sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alda Lapsley
Gilroy
California
Alda
Ruby Dierking
Nellie Sanford
Joy Bouton
Grammar Room
Laverne Strong
Edgar Howard
Ruth Doolittle
Helen "Gilkem
Blanche Ayres
Marie Ross
Gladys Orr
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Dakota County Herald
Ream, Publisher
Egie
Republican
O B Robinson
Tod Christopherson
Crofton
Sloan
Svar
Richard Hawk
Goodwin, Neb
Desatur Herald
J W Olbrey
Connell Blaffa
Pender
Henry Niobules
Winnebago
Henry
Emerson Enterprises
Geo Rockwell Ot
Res
Hanse
Braskade Tankers Association
Lincoln
Osio
National Association
Lioux
J P
Mary
Michael
Will
Ion Bores Kun
Frida
Abure
South Bious City
John Smith
Carl Burcum
Tock County
Buckwalter
Helen Bolster
Bronx
Leo Clements
Ripp County
Loie Wilkins
Tripp County
Bud MecKinley
Albert Priest
Louie Schutte
Golda Queen
Emerson
Silvia Lake
Bronx City
Miss Hunter
Wayne
Julesburg
Colo
Gertie
McKinlex
Dolly Harris
Johanna
South Dakota
Win Maney
George Drake
Winneba
Nelse
Off
Jackson
Dollie Blessing
Sioux
Will Reninger
Louise McCue
Waterbury
Dr Leahy
Maggie Byrne
Mary Kramper
Minot
North Dakota
James Hartnett
Frank Davey
Madeline
Fred Berry
Henry Francisco
Victor McGonigal
Rush
Mesara Preston
Saleia
Reole
Kansas
Altewus
Maud Doolittie
Francis Joyce
Charles Heikes
Raymond Hoodh
Dallas
Audrey Allaway
James Fisher
Harry Brown
Guy Sides
Stephen Joyce
Wm Armour
Henry Fisher
Milton Joseph Forshoe
Milton
Arthur Hale
Sioux Oiley
Barry
Bagan
McAllister
Nacora
Sherman
The
New York Sun
Mr. Bryan
BAYAN
Henry Krumwiede
L. M. Leslie
KE & B
Geo. Timlin
the Herald
Dakota County Abstract
J. J. Eimer
Watkins
J. H. Barer
Dakota County
Otto Huggenberger
Anid County
Anid Court
D. O
Stinbor
Ayer
C, Ayer Co
Lowell
Masa
TJ Knepper
R. C. H. Maxwell
SorvmaeTs &c
Malerié
Rote Mant & Co
Reedive
Lathe Scientific American
Crouse
Mann & Go
New York
Awe
Pco
Washington
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