Social News Highlights From Local Gatherings and Weddings
Social notes from the area recount gatherings at S. E. Taylors and Mrs Rue Gates homes with games ice cream and cake. Dinners picnics and a Gossett grove outing by Central school eighth graders. Pearl Sandrock and Clinton Porter Meyers wed in Lincoln while Fred Hanson and Lena Shultz marry at Shults home. Junior League chaperoned an outing marred by Eva McDonalds mud accident. William Stump and Anna May Will marry. community continues to celebrate with a wedding supper and moving tributes. A kidnapping case in Shubert surrounds Meyers millinery matter as authorities pursue custody dispute and a missing child case.
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Fred B. Hanson
Lena May Shultz
Lincoln
H. L. Shults
Holdrege Street
O. E. Boyd
Th Christian Church
Hanson
the Tribune
William Stump
Anna May Will
Charles Will
Crook
Shubert
Meyers
Jook
Humpbolat
Marshal Schwass
Fire damages Crook & Co frames warehouse
A frame warehouse behind Crook and Co.'s hardware store suffered fire damage Saturday evening. The blaze damaged the roof and caused alarm with a misread signal from the fire whistle. Officials explained ward boundary locations to residents amid the incident.
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Crook & Co
Satiwaies
Third Street
Union Hotel
Local editor cites grand amateur event and Loree remark
Shelby County Illinois Leader editor T and Shoaf visited Lincoln and quoted Charles Loree rousing talk about Aig county Richardson and a deep black soil embankment. The piece also notes attendance at an amateur championship, a death in Til, and a Humboldt funeral procession with local attendees.
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T. &. Shoaf
Shelby County
Illinois
Lincoln
Sin- Star
Loree
Aig County
Richardson
Nebraska farmer Ernest M Pollard for legislature
Ernest M Pollard, born and educated in Nebraska, farmer and former Cass county pioneer, served two years in the legislature. He led the horticultural exhibit for Nebraska at the St Louis Exposition and supports a platform opposing the pass system while backing government regulation of trusts and rate making power for the interstate commerce commission aligned with President Roosevelt.
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Mr. Pollard
Nebraska
The
State University
Cass County
Pollard
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Real Owner Opinion Questions Journal Allegiance
The letter argues Joseph H. Miles funded the new press for the Journal and challenges the paper’s claimed impartiality. It attacks the paper as a Republican newspaper run by John Martin, a court reporter for a Democratic judge, urging Republicans to question support from Miles and Judge Kelligar.
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Joseph H. Miles
Journal
Joseph Miles
John Martin
Joe Miles
Kelligar
Johnny
Maddox to Assume Immediate Firm Leadership
Maddox will take possession at once and assume control of the firm. Mr Dietsch's retirement from business circles is regretted but Maddox will maintain the firm's prestige and command a fair share of business.
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Maddox
Mr. Dietsch
Biennial Election Law Void State Supreme Court Opinion
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled unanimously last week that the biennial law extending terms of constitutional officers is void. The decision does not apply to county supervisors, assessors, or the register of deeds, so they will hold over. An election will be held next fall for county offices including clerk, treasurer, and sheriff.
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Supreme Court
SCC
Treacher
Braska
Boy Bitten By Tat Poison Faces Serious Illness
A boy bitten about three weeks ago contracted blood poisoning from a tainted bite. Doctors initially expected no serious results, but his condition grew critical. Dr Kerr reports the case well in hand and recovery is expected.
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Kerr
Death of L. C. Davenport in Netra City
Lewis Cass Davenport died last Saturday at St Marys hospital Netra City after weeks of illness. He lived in Shubert and managed P B Heacocks elevator and grain business. Born March 31 1830 in Gallipolis Ohio he came to Nebraska in 1856 and to Nebraska City in 1859. Funeral held Tuesday at Nebraska City with headock and Warren residents in attendance.
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Fat Place
Baker
Broodsberry
Mt. Te
Joe
Iin
D. Blakeney
J. C. Tanner
A. E. Gantt
Hutchings
Ches, Sante
Judge Withite
John Hinton
Chas
Loree
George Reichers
Andrews
R. C. James
E. Shorts
Cra
Humboldt
Ry Augusta Hillebert
Cataraugus County
New York
Fond du Lac
Wis
Joseph Glasser
Ethylyn
Percy B
Lambs
L. C. Davenport
Lewis Cass Davenport
St. Mary’s Hospital
Netra City
Davenport
Sydney
Nebraska City
Shubert
Heacock
Nebraska
Gallipolis
Ohio
Boownyile
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S. E. Taylor
Mary Vawter
Oberland
Kansas
Gertrude
Grace Lyford
Ruth Heacock
Mona Wilcox
Edna Crook
Neta Wilson
Nellie Jennings
Ethel Cade
Central School
Gossett’s Grove
Pearl Sandrock
Clinton Porter Meyers
Morrill
Henry Sandrock
John Mohring
Evangelical Church
Mohring
Mohri
Rule
the Methodis Church
Mrs Cline
Cline
Married Ladies Kensington Club
Ken
L.C. Mauger
Lord
George Shhock
Eva McDonald
Ie Thi
Stella Depot
Charles Loree
Denealby Car
S Woula, Bt
Louis
Mornamp
Joseph Baker
Aman
Walt
Elime Veh
Els City
Ronler
Ernest M. Pollard
Congress
Bivain
Achat
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