Red Oak Express notes growth and political tickets
The Red Oak Express reports a seven column enlargement and improved reading room, celebrates local newspaper progress, and notes political appointments. It lists state and county ticket candidates including Cummins, Herriott, Weaver, Brown, Barret, Moore, Whitnall, and Vestal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cummins
John Herriott
M. Weaver
BR. B
C. Brown
R.C. Barret
W. Black
E. L. Garson
W. M. Moore
W. R. Whitnall
Seth Dean
R. S. Vestal
Red Oak Express
Andrew Ernest Scott Obituary from Hastings Nebraska 1901
Andrew Ernest Scott born February 24 1880 in Hastings Nebraska moved with family to Nebraska then South Omaha at age three later lived in Fullerton and near Lincoln. He died August 7 1901 after health declines from a La Grippe illness and intermittent travel, with Episcopal baptism and parish activities noted. Burial in Malvern cemetery.
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Andrew Ernest Scott
Hastings
Nebraska
Fullerton
South Omaha
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Commercial College
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Colorado
Bert
Lincoln
Episcopal Church
South
Johnson
Francis W. Huson
H. D. Brainerd
Glenwood
Malvern
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