Republican County Convention Endorses Taft and Roosevelt
Richardson county Republicans meet March 1 1908 at the courthouse with many delegates present though several precincts were unrepresented due to early hour and train times. John Wiltse presided A J Weaver became temporary then permanent chair. A A Tanner chosen secretary. Delegates may cast full precinct votes. Resolutions praise Roosevelt and Taft and urge support for Taft at state and national conventions. George H Sheldon endorsed for governor and Geo D Carrington for state superintendent. A committee from each precinct to pick delegates to state and congressional conventions was named.
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Porter
Speiser
West Muddy
Nemaha
Jefferson
John Wiltse
A. J. Weaver
A. A. Tanner
Humboldt
Richardson County
Theodore Roosevelt
Wm. H. Taft
Republican Party
United States
Taft
Chicago
BE. M. Pollard
Geo. H. Sheldon
Geo. D. Carrington
Nemalia County
I. M. Boss
Patrons Day Highlights at Public Schools Exhibition
Patrons day invites all to attend school activities this afternoon across grades with exhibitions in arithmetic language writing and drawing. An evening program at the High school will feature music from kindergarten to high school and speeches by prominent citizens, plus student work displays.
Vague Local Names and Residue in OCR Fragment
OCR fragment lists multiple individuals with ages and towns in Kansas Nebraska area, including Edwin Babcock Humboldt and Maggie Harms Chestnut Reserve Kansas, plus Agnes Murphy John Holliday Hiawatha and others. Unable to determine event, role, or context from the readable text.
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Edwin Babcock
Humboldt
Maggie Harms
Chas. Chestnut
Reserve
Agnes Murphy
John Holliday
Hiawatha
Lucy Linton
Albert Kraimbill
Bern
Ethel Boyd
Henry Herschberger
Emma Fricke
Morrill
Fricke
Carrie Herschberger
Rule
Ernest Werner
Falls City
Anna Tubach
Hog Cholera Experiment Report From Ames Iowa
A Salem Nebraska reader cites results from an Ames Iowa hog cholera experiment. Eight healthy hogs with seven sick ones show six of seven untreated hogs dying within 48 hours, while four treated hogs survive. one untreated hog died March 3 and three more are very sick.
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Salem
Nes
Fas City Tribune
Falls City
Ames
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Washington
R. E. Grinstead
Library Notes From January and February Board Meeting
The Library board met in council rooms Tuesday evening to transact January and February business. The February record shows 2147 attendees and 2200 volumes circulated, 28 percent non fiction, with 173 cards issued since the year began. Thanks to E. M. Pollard the library receives government prints to classify and place for public access.
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E. M. Pollard
Government Printing Office
Man from Napier Fined After Assault on Street Ladies
A man who claimed to be from Napier Missouri harassed several women on a city street Saturday evening. The husband of one woman delivered an uppercut that knocked him out of action. He appeared in police court Monday and was fined $10 by Judge Spragins. The incident aims to deter further molestation of women on the street at night.
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Napier
Spragins
Humane officer asks for usable cast off clothing
The humane officer urges residents to set aside unwanted clothing for the less fortunate during spring cleaning. Contact C. Hershey to arrange pickup or drop items at the humane headquarters near Hargrave's store.
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Humane
C. Hershey
Hargrave
Young Ladies See Electric Theater Profit For Episcopal Church
The Episcopal church's young ladies reported about 28 dollars from a Monday night electric theater event in the city. They thanked Messrs. Bower and Waller for their generous donation and noted the aid helped add a neat sum to their treasury.
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Episcopal Church
Messrs. Bower & Waller
Falls City Building and Loan Wins Backing
Falls City praise goes to the building and loan association as locals salute the effort led by former Humboldt residents who moved to Falls City to secure support. Modelled after Humboldt ties, the push reflects community initiative.
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Falls City
Humboldt
City Council Adjourns After Routine Session
City Council met in regular session on Monday evening. After handling routine items and approving claims totaling $1,024,830, the meeting was adjourned.
Smallpox Patients Improving Reported Progress
Smallpox cases reported last week are improving with no new cases. Officials believe the disease will soon disappear.
Weaver Named Chairman At Congressional Convention Taft Backers Favored
Falls City leader A. J. Weaver was chosen chairman and delivered a strong Taft speech. Delegates elected to the national convention include Senator Burkett and J. H. Arends. Alternates are McFerren of Johnson and Mussleman of Richardson counties. Resolutions endorse Taft, commend state administration, and support Congressman Pollard.
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A. J. Weaver
Falls City
Taft
Burkett
J. H. Arends
McFerren
Johnson
Mussleman
Richardson County
Pollard
Dan Sullivan Improves After New Mexico Shooting
Dan Sullivan, shot last week in New Mexico, is improving and will likely keep his injured arm. He has lost one eye but doctors expect the arm to be saved, news welcomed by his parents and friends in the city.
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Dan Sullivan
New Mexico
Dan
Full Line of Emblem Cards Attracts City Buyers
The Tribune announces a refined selection of emblem cards for secret orders. Readers are invited to view the fine sample and learn prices, with a claim the line is the finest offered in the city at accessible rates.
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the Tribune
Aldrich and McFarland Seek $100 for Smith Boy Arms
Messrs Aldrich and McFarland report they still need about $100 to purchase a pair of artificial arms for the Smith boy. They are hopeful to raise the funds and will welcome any contribution, no matter how small, in this worthy case.
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Messrs
Aldrich and
McFarland
Smith Boy
Stroke Strikes Local Man F W Mitler
Last Friday F W Mitler suffered a paralysis stroke but is improving and expected to fully recover, according to hopeful friends.
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F. W. Mitler
Sale at Metts pavilion for 25 horses and mares
The notice invites attendees to the Metts pavilion this Saturday March 14 to bid on 25 fine work horses and mares offered by E Hosseton and Co. Buyers may purchase at their own price.
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Metts
E. Hosseton & Co
Lenten Services At St Thomas Church And Local Death
Lenten services are scheduled at St Thomas church next week with services Tuesday at 7 30 PM Wednesday at 10 30 AM and 7 30 PM and Friday at 7 80 PM. Seth Richardson and his wife who moved from the city to Atchison yesterday brought their 2 year old son’s body who died Wednesday and was buried in Steele cemetery. Court house offices turned over to deputies as bosses attend the democratic convention in Omaha.
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St. Thomas Church
Seth Richardson
Atchison
Steele
Court House
Omaha
Moss family heads to Wichita to tend baseball grounds
Bua Moss and family depart this week for Wichita Kansas where Bud will oversee the baseball grounds now managed by Jack Holland.
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Bua” Moss
Wichita
Kas
Bud
Jack Holland
Ramel Family Witnesses Loss of Father Jacob W Ramel
Jacob W Ramel born December 5 1836 in Tuscarawas County Ohio lived in Falls City and Verdon area with wife Barbara Bremer later Mary Henderson. He died after long illness and was laid to Steele Cemetery with large funeral procession and Rev Bailey conducting service. Eight children survive along with 26 grandchildren and one great grandson.
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Jacob W. Ramel
Tuscarawas County
Ohio
Barbara Bremer
Chicago
Falls City
Verdon
Moravian Church
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Bailey
Steele Cemetery
Falls City fights saloon drive amid faith and prayer
Community figures press for a dry Falls City with religious leaders urging voters to end the saloon era. W C T U members call for unity across schools and depots while outlining a campaign rooted in prayer and moral reform.
Beatrice Obituary for Geo. P. Marvin
Geo P Marvin raised in an unnamed town for thirty years in Beatrice Nebraska owned and controlled the Gage County Democrat for years and edited the Beatrice Daily Sun for five years He served as Postmaster under Cleveland for four years He was sick a week with pneumonia His death is a loss to Beatrice and he leaves a wife two sons and a daughter with community sympathy in this bereavement.
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Geo. P. Marvin
Beatrice
Gage County
Democrat
Nebraska
Beatrice Daily Sun
Cleveland
Correction on county board salary record for 1907
J H Hureuies states a published figure wrongly showed Joseph Glasser drawing 3415 for 1907. Records in his office show the proper salary as 520.05. The notice aims to correct the impression from salary discussions.
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Joseph Glasser
J. H. Hureuies
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