Republican County Convention Nominates C. F. Reavis for Congress
Richardson county Republicans meet in city to endorse C. F. Reavis for Congress in Nebraska’s First District. The ballot shows 223 votes for Reavis and 10 for nobody, with Harbaugh casting the anti-Reavis tally. Delegates and county committee are named, including W. K. Dorrington as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hossack
W. T H. Hogrefe
John L. Cleaver
H. P. Marble
A. D. May
T. C. Cunningham
Richardson County
C. F. Reavis
American Congress
Nebraska
Reavis
Roosevelt
D.T. Harbaugh
Grant
Harbaugh
Joseph Miles
Miles Will
Supreme Court
Miles
Grant Precinct
Jacob
Esau
Cass Jones
Martin Werner
John Marks
Jas. Stephenson
George Peck
James Dodds
George W. Holland
G. J. Crook
T. J. Whitaker
D. D. Reavis
H. E. Lemon
Mee McHoover
W. H. Hogrefe
Rob’j. Cain, Jr
John King
O. Ayers
P. O. Avery
O. L. Bantz
Claud Linn
O. Parr
Frank Ross
Henry Reiger
O. A. Cooper
W.K. Dorrington
Arago
Lewis Suess
North Barada
C. H. Martin
South Barada
Franklin
C.O. Avery
Falls City
John W. Crook
John Wiltse
N Musselman
Car Lippold Grant
M. Riley
Humboldt
O. EK. Zook
I. Shirley
R. Anderson
Jefferson
W. W. Brown
Liberty
W. H. Mark
East Muddy
W. H. Morrow
Local Names Appear in West Muddy Transcript
West Muddy figure H D Weller with Ne maha J G McGinnis of Ohio G Goolsyj Porter A J Wixon Rulo and A Graham appear in the record. The text lists several individuals connected to a regional event or notice.
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West Muddy
H. D. Weller
Nemaha
J. G. McGinnis
Ohio
G. Goolsyj Porter
A. J. Wixon
Rulo
A. Graham
Decoration Day Observation By Local G A R And WR C
Last Tuesday the 30th Decoration day was observed by the G A R and WR C in this city. A morning gathering at the G A R hall featured music prayers and a short address. The group then paraded to Steele cemetery for graves of comrades and soldiers wives to be decorated. About thirty veterans attended. In the evening Capt Grinstead of Humboldt gave a lecture at the G A R hall on the Philippines illustrated with views and curios.
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W. R.C
Haskins
J. Cronenberger
Steele Cemetery
Grinstead of Humboldt
G.A. R. Hall
Falls City Colts Lose 1–0 to Highland in Exciting Game
Last Tuesday at two o'clock Falls City Colts faced Highland in a tight baseball contest, Highland winning 1 to 0 as Thornberg stood out with a three base hit. A large crowd saw the close battle. The Colts later played Stella on Wednesday, losing 6 to 2 after Clarence Heck sprained an ankle in the seventh inning.
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Falls City Colts
Highland
Thornberg
Stella
Clarence Heck
Heacocks Elevator Burns in Early Morning Fire
Last Wednesday at about four o'clock the fire bell rang signaling a blaze at P. F. Heacock's elevator. Citizens rushed to the scene to fight the flames and protect nearby buildings as the fire spread.
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Heacock
Elevator Fire Destroys Heacock Grain Facility
A Tuesday blaze consumed the Heacock elevator collapsing the dry structure with several thousand bushels of grain inside. Insurance listed at 4000 for the building and 2000 for the grain, with total loss estimated near 11000. The origin remains unknown as no fire was detected earlier that day.
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Heacock
Falls City Commencement Closes Successful School Year
The Falls City school ends summer break after a highly successful year with an audience at the opera house. Students presented class history poems essays orations and a play under purple and white decor. Teachers pupils and patrons praised the program as one of the best ever.
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Falls City
Opera House
Gehling
Griffin
Kate Maddox
Anna Frehse
Lena
Ruth Aiken
Frank Boose
Vesta Lively
Miss
Jedediah Judkins
J. P