Roberts No 333 Kidney and Liver Pills Ad
L. Crouse purchased a new 12 horsepower Auliman Taylor engine to run his corn shelter and threshing machine. The ad touts Roberts No 333 Kidney and Liver Pills as a cure for ailments from kidney liver and bowel disorders and lists a price of 5 cents per box.
Hamburg News Recap Highlights Local Personalities
Numerous notices record travel, appointments, and family events. John Grill directs a band as a clarinetist, Rev Chas Highfield to lead Presbyterian services on May 7, and W T Davis attends events in Hamburg along with Dungan and Morton funeral references.
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Chas. A. Highfield
Presbyterian Church
Corning
Morton Rites Halt Nebraska City in Somber Farewell
Hon J Sterling Morton lies in state as Nebraska City suspends all business and the city shrouds in black. Remains journeyed from Chicago by special train to Nebraska City arriving at 8 17 accompanied by family and friends with about fifteen hundred at Burlington station to pay respects. Lincoln party of 200 including Governor Savage and officials assisted Omaha Burlington staff and citizens. Hamburg delegation led by W T Davis D W Swiggart Tinnel J R Bentley and Edwin H Gillman attended.
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Dr. Swiggart
Simpson Finnell
W. T. Davis
FE. H. Gillman
James Bentley
Tom Hern
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska City
Bex
Hamburg
Chicago
Burlington
Sixth Street
Main
Eleventh
Public Library
Company C
Arbor Lodge
Mr. Morton
Church of New England
F. W. Easton
Holy Trinity Church of
W. L. Wilson
P. Rolfe
Robert Payne
George L. Miller
A. J. Sawyer
N.S. Harding
L. O. Goddard
E. F. Gorton
W. A. Cotton
H. N. Shewell
EB. BR. Haynes
Ik. R. Puffer
Thomas Miler
Lot Brown
P. B. Weare
W. D. McHugh
George B. Lake
Rockwell King
J. M. Woolworth
J. H. Eckles
exGov
J. W. Furnas
J. J. Hochstetler
Ki. S. Merritt
Chas. I’. Manderson
W. R. Nelson
H. J. Cox
Don C. Ayer
A. P. Stafford
John Nordhouse
D. A. Maccuaig
A. T. Richardson
J. L. Burdick
Rk. O. Muarnell
Fred Hellier
John W. Steinhart
Nebraska
Agriculture
Lake Forest
Mark
Jefferson County
New York
Union College
Pritchards
Harry
Fredenburg
Morton funeral marks Nebraska City tribute and Arbor Day legacy
Funeral rites for J Sterling Morton draw thousands as processions move through Nebraska City. The Chicago contingent, Arbor Lodge bequest, and $100000 estate feature. Morton founded Arbor Day and is hailed as Nebraska’s adopted son with lasting monuments in every planted tree.
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J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Emma Morton
Joy Morton
Arbor Lodge
Steinmetz Sisters Millinery Sells Hair Switches
At Steinmetz Sisters millinery two hair switch styles headline the display. The shop emphasizes quality with distinct lengths and tones to suit fashionable outfits and events.
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Steinmetz Sisters
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