Local notes from Tabor and surrounding towns
Mrs H FP remains very ill at Woodrum. Thurlman busy with hog buyers during harvest week. Saints meeting at the schoolhouse this week. Samuel Chambers team ran away Thursday. no injuries. Testimony in Vera Chambers VB Adams Express case in Sidney. Neal Huff returned to Quitman Mo after visit. Jeff Tulpherro of Decatur Neb visiting old friends. Rev Coffee holding Christian church meetings. Sunday school revival starts next Sunday. Marriages: Earl McBrides and Emma Collins wed Jan 8 by Elder Aitken. New hires and transfers at Edwards Bradford yard. Many local visits, shipments, and college updates. Ed Bosworth dies in Omaha. County offices discuss salary and deputy roles. Sidney court and legal notices amid community bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Chambers
Sidney
Vera Chambers
Adams Express’ Co
Neal
Huff
Quitman
Local Notes From Tabor and Surroundings
Tabor residents include Alonzo Gaston of Omaha at home over Sunday as the senior prize oratorical contest dates Jan 30. Rev I P Kelley preached at the Baptist church last Sunday. Mrs C L Gates travels to Eagle Mills Arkansas for winter. Fern Tipple and Mattie Bailor teach winter terms at Tabor College. Fern Anderson of Farragut becomes a college student this term. Elizabeth Howell of Red Oak visits W H Wyant family. Geo Skaith funeral held at Baptist church Wednesday. Mrs 8 M Hopkins of New York City visits her daughter Sibyl at Tabor College. Thomas Thompson, engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Kelley
The
Baptist Church
C. L. Gates
Eagle Mills
Ark
Fern Tipple
Mattie Bailor
Tabor College
Fern Anderson
Farragut
Elizabeth Howell
Red Oak
W. H. Wyant
Geo. Skaith
Sibyl
Thomas Thompson
Sidney Marriages and County Officials Sworn In
On Wednesday January 6 at Otis E Bartholomew home Rev Dickinson presided over the marriage of Otis E Bartholomew and Clare E Lehr. Also Simmon Coslet wed Blanch Andrews at the Crozier House with H W Cies officiating. Licenses issued include Blanche Andrews Simmon Coslet Myrtle Stout Emma Collings Harl McBride. The Board of Supervisors met this week with county officers sworn in for the new term. Eaton becomes county attorney and Geo Gilmore joins the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrigd
Otis E. Bartholomew
Clare
E. Lehr
Clerk Hatten
Blanche Andrews
Simmon Coslet
Myrtle ‘Stout
Emma Colling
Harl McBride
Board of Supervisors
Eaton
W.H. Norcutt
Geo. Gilmore
T. M. Roberts
Unconscious From Croup Spurred Quick Recovery
A. L. Spatford, postmaster of Chester Michigan, reports a child fainted from a croup attack. After giving One Minute Cough Cure, swelling ease, mucus cleared, and the child rested and recovered rapidly. The ad claims the remedy cures coughs throat and lung troubles and remains in the throat to aid oxygenation. Bartlett and Doyle promote the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Spat
Ford
Poatmaster
Chester
Mich
Bartlett & Doyle
Shenandoah Artificial Ice Company Formed
Articles of incorporation filed for Shenandoah Artificial Ice company a local venture with W A Hand Edward Berkheimer August Samuelson J J Dunnegan George Bogart Shadle Co James Birth and John Larson Omaha ice plant makers. Capitalization 15000 dollars with J J Dunnegan as president and W A Hand as manager. Plant to be installed at once and ready for icemaking by April 1 with a ten ton daily capacity. Go to Richardson's restaurant for your oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Artificial Ice Company
W. A. Hand
Edward Berkheimer
August Samuelson
J. J. Dunnegan
George Bogart
Shadle & Co
James, Birht
John Larson
Omaha
J.J. Dunnegan
Property listing items include horses cattle and farming gear
The record lists livestock and equipment such as head horses mules cattle and a lister and drill. It also notes farming implements including cultivators wagon plows grind stones and a hay shed along with a barn cribs smoke house hen coop and wire fencing for livestock.
Little Early Risers and Missionary Meeting Notice
The notice promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers with testimonials and lists liver ailments they claim to cure. It also invites readers to a Missionary meeting at the M. E. Church South on Sunday night January 25 at 7 30 pm with a Sunday school program by the children and a call to support the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church South
J. C. Kindred
Sunny Countenance and Power Through Thought Reform
A long reflection on how a bright countenance arises from calm thoughts and love. The piece argues that renewed habits of contemplative thought illuminate the face, body, and life, spreading optimism, trust, and vigor through society. It links inner peace to social influence and personal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Barry
In a Critical Attitude
The Pittsburg Press notes some people are chronically unhappy and critical, unable to admire excellence without fault finding. They are described as always in a critical mood, grumbling to satisfy their morbid condition, likened to a buoyant old lady fearing a better spell ahead.
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Pittsburg
The Curate’s Compliment at West End Church
A junior curate preached on why people attend church noting some come to show off best clothes. He then paused to declare with relief that none in his audience appeared to attend for that reason. From the London Telegraph.
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West End
London ‘Telegraph
Penalty of Basiness And Tailor's Dunning Letter
A fragment from Fllegende Blatter records a boss questioning a dunning letter from a tailor. The remark notes clerks initiated the letter and a desk mix up led to its round without proper inspection. The tone is humorous and reflective.
Burglary Confession Haunts Bank Crawl in Bohemian Seance Cas
A burglar claims safety logic as he enters a bank through a wall opening. In a separate note a spiritualist seance in Bohemian is linked to a $40 fine. The items reflect transient crime and occult associations in a late era report.
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New York Times
Witnesses test to coal price impact before commission
The Delaware and Hudson company and its coal sales agent Thor e. Torrey testified to fuel pricing affecting the public. Other witnesses from the D H company described mine occupancy as less unhealthy than claimed, a real estate agent discussed company property, and a DH employee reviewed wages showing bituminous miners earned less than anthracite workers.
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Thore. Torrey
Hudson
Compa York
Delaware
No Strike on Western Roads. Trainmen Demand Compromised
Chicago January 10 reports say railway managers meeting in Chicago agree no strike will occur. General Superintendent Barrett of the Chicago and Alton notes firemen on the Alton will be paid and the claim of a larger raise is disputed. Firemen reportedly sought 18 percent raise, while earlier offer was six cents per mile in a 100 mile segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Chicago
Ence
Barrett
Chicago and Alton
STR
Alton
Nightly Train Aftermath and Other City Wreck News
A deadly incident on the Knoxville and Ohio line left Engineer A C Young dead as the train continued on with his hand on the throttle for about eight miles. Fireman Matock stopped the engine in Careyville after discovering the engineer slain by a stone’s blow to the head. In Pittsburgh a trolley wreck killed John Kaltey and injured several others as a car crash followed a runaway on Liberty and Frankstown Avenues. In St Louis six people were hurt when two street cars collided at Ninth and Franklin. A fire devastated the W Dewees Wood plant in McKeesport, threatening major layoffs across nine mills at the American Sheet Steel company.
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Stone
Knoxville, ‘Tenn
Knoxville, ‘and Ohio
Buckeye
Tenn
Careyville
A. C. Young
Mattock
Young
Pittsburg
Home
Wood
John Kaltey
W. Lamarick
Laura, Chapman
Morris
Lewis Lowe
St. Louis
Transit Company
Ninth
Franklin Avenues
Roy Charles
Lizzie Stumberg
Henry Weldeman
Daniel Schnelise
Frank McCalla
H. Kollmer
W. Dewees
American Sheet Steel Company
McKeesport
Missouri Leaders Ailments Pause Local Politics
Governor Dockery remains indoors after illness not yet deemed dangerous while ex Governor Stone is named for Senate and Senator West stays in his room with a cold. In Wyoming a wreck halted two Union Pacific freight trains near Laramie, injuring an engineer. Samuel Thomas, prominent financier, dies at his New York home at age 63.
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Jefferson City
Dockery
William J. Stone
Senator West
Samuel Th
New York
Bamuel Thomas
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Decatur, Neb
Rev. Coffee
Albany, Mo
Christian Church
Christian Sunday School
Harry Beebe
Edwards-Bradford
Johnson, Ned
Harry
Bergia
Hawley
Nettie Hughes
Lou.Amies
Manchester, Town
All
Feese
Ames
Says
Chas
V. Story
New York State
TN. Frost
Tabor
P.m.sheldon
Greeley
Colo
Edith Willis
State Normal School
Chas. Chandler
Stewart
Chicago Theological Seminary
Ed Bosworth
Malvern
Bosworth
M. W. A. Lodge
Adilache Aaa
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Arthur Colbert
Illinois
Alonzo Gaston
Richardson’s Restaurant
DeWitt
H. Williams
Ban Antonio
Tex
Great Central South
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Misatesippi
Florida
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
United States
West Morida
U. S
Gulf Coast District
R. J, Wemyss
General Immigration and Industrial Agent
Louisville, Ky
Lindsey and Company
Hamburg Lumber Company
Hamburg
Tows
Scott Wright
Arabella
Bushby
Albert
Dead Man
Wyoming
Laramie
Union
Négr
Harper's
Cheyenne
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