TRE Officials Report Mixes Up Election Result
A chaotic report on last week’s election mixed up winners as slow returns caused confusion between Davidson and Penn. Official tallies show the votes for presidential electors Taft 1954 Bryan 1979 and for governor Carroll 1876 White 1966, with Davidson 1883 and Penn 1893 for representative.
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Davidson
Vonather
Penn
Sidney
Taft
Bryan
Carroll
White
Hepburn
Jamieson
Pean
Des Moines Daily News and Reporter Offer One Year Deal
Special subscription offer enables new and renewing subscribers to receive Des Moines Daily News and The Reporter for a full year at 2.25 dollars. The notice urges readers to mail orders and notes the long winter reading value.
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Des Moines Daily News
School Notes and Debates Mark Local Activity in Hamburg
Visitors welcomed at school as ten new chairs arrive for rooms. Debates against Sidney yield mixed results with strong performances and a committee named to prepare for the Sidney meet. Hamburg football wins 29 to 0 over Rockport. Bible purchase planned by class fund drives. Local socials, fires, and court news noted along with election talk and jurist movements.
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Wmpany
Sidney
Amliss Alberson
Clyde Flatten
Christie McGormick
Miss Sturgeon
Harris
Rockport
Hamburg
Glenwood
Tabor
Nebraska City
Miss West
Macy
McMartury
Randolph
Riverton
Shenandoah
Missouri Valley
Council Bluffs
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Allen Vs. Rees
Bremont County
Bremont County Bank
Board of Supervisors
Davidson
Penn
Campbell
Stevens
Fred Hill
van Althouse
Serious accidents strike Hagla mills manager and couple
Hagla mills manager W G Wilson suffered a severe hand injury Saturday while adjusting machinery and nearly lost a hand. Sunday Miss Emma Coffey and Fred Howls were in an auto accident near Coffey home. Miss Coffey was knocked unconscious briefly with bruises and fright but no bones were broken.
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W.G. Wilson
Hagla
Emma Coffey
Fred Howls
Miss Coffey
Lucy
Coffey Lome
Apple Show in Hamburg Nov 24 for growers and exhibitors
Exhibits go to Omaha free with apple show at Hamburg city hall on November 24 and 95. Farmers should select five of each variety for entry. A premium list will be issued later. Rail baggage cars will move exhibits to Omaha at no charge, with attendants ensuring proper handling and timely arrival.
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D. T. Deselm
Omaha
Dave
Lusby
Hamburg
Iiroads
For Sale: Blacksmith Shop Formerly Used by P Almlof
A notice advertises the sale of a blacksmith shop formerly used by P Almlof. The building is to be removed from its current location and interested parties are instructed to inquire at the residence for details.
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P. Almlof
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