Tabor Topics Highlights From a Stormy Week
Despite last Tuesday's storm the H LT Woods stock sale netted 2154 dollars. Chet Berkheimer moves from Randolph to occupy the Savage property in North Tabor. Dr B F Blake’s remains reinterred in Tabor cemetery after death in Tampa. Roy Barnes to represent Tabor College at the intercollegiate state oratorical contest in Mount Pleasant on March 6. Mrs Hermie Howard hosts a household shower for Miss Laura Torrence. Measles spread through many households. several families visited by the Wheel barger and others. Mrs Joseph Munsinger recovering from pneumonia. Noah Mumper improving. Will Anderson’s family moving to Anchor, Neb. A T West funeral well attended. G N Ellis and Rev J W Ferner officiated. Tabor college basketball lost to Kangaroos 38-26 in Omaha. T&N stranded in snow. passengers sheltered by a farmer. others walked into town. Dell Hunter completes winter term, begins spring term near John Scott’s. Mrs George Dunsden to teach Goode school spring term. Tabor to install electric lights. committees formed to solicit stock for a $10,000 capital company. T M Aistrope and Geo Garrett travel to Chicago with stock. Sears & Roebuck cattle noted for color and loud appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H ‘Lt Woods
Chet Berkheimer
Randolph
Savage
North Tabor
John Williams
Glenwood
J I Durger
Howard Kempton
Lark
Oak
B F Blake
Tampa
Fla
Tabor
Blake
Joseph Munchsinger Roy] Barnes
Tabor College
Mount Pleasant
Hermie Howard
Laura Torrence
Salon
Miller
Allery
Joseph Munsinger
Noah Mumper
Will Anderson
Axchor
Neb
A T West
Congregational Church
G N Ellis
J W Ferner
Fj W Cole
Hutchinson
Kan
Lester
D P Rickabaugh
B K West
Sheridan
Wyo
Omaha
Kangaroos
T&n
Wood Wanted for Tribune Deliveries on Account
Several subscribers arranged to supply wood to the Tribune on account. Deliver the wood now and remember that we cannot use inn wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Inn
Judith Helps Free Henderson in Blurred River Tale
Judith orders justice as Landon tracks down Jack Henderson after a forged bank loss. Red Matthews confesses, Lilias innocent, Locke doomed. Henderson learns the truth and agrees to return home with Landon to clear Lilias. Judith writes a bold letter guiding their next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Jack Henderson
Gnunth
London
Judith
Carter
Tandon
River Front
Red
Henderson
Helas
Locke
Sing Sing
Dalton
Ike
Beti Matthews
Peter Locke
Lillas
Limited
Uniltas
Fotel
Kate
Grib
Jack
David Landon
Red Matthews
Trenton
Lilias
New York
Ladon
Hendersen
David
Lilias Locka
Sadness as Penalty of Humor From Classic Writers
Michael Monahan reflects in Papyrus that great humorists like Cervantes Moliere Swift and Dickens are marked by sadness. He argues sorrow is the price nature imposes for deep life knowledge, making humor a tragedy of literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cervantes
Moliere
Swift
Sterne
Heine
Richter
Balzac
Dickens
Michael Monahan
Papyrus
Silver City Social Notes From The Week Of Travel And News
A son arrived Tuesday at the JW Pickinpaugh home. Spellering's orchestra heads to Hastings Wednesday to play at the KP Convention and banquet. Frank Pullman returned from Brown County South Dakota where he managed real estate. Ed Moore of Living Springs shipped to THold rere Nebraska where he rents a farm for the season. Mrs Grace Hawley of Carson City Cole visiting parents C G Greenwood left for home Saturday. W B Oaks returned from Battle Creek Michigan after sanitarium treatment and resumes bank duties. Florence Tucker formerly of Silver City wed Claude Cater at Woodbine last Tuesday. Tenty Kahl and Lena Mass were married last Thursday afternoon at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spellering
Hastings
Frank Pullman
Brown County
South Dakota
Ed Moore
Living Springs
Hera
Tholdrere
Neb
Grace Hawley
Carson City
Cole
C G Greenwood
Florence Tucker
Silver City
Woodbine
Claude Cater
Tenty Kahl
Lena Mass
Vanquished Plans and a Governor’s Dilemma
Phineas schemes in a San Francisco crime tale chapter where bail funds cover lawyers as he plots to deliver control of a rail road, after a failed plot to blow up a steamer. Gov. Stanford questions the plan as Phineas negotiates a one month deadline for transferring a controlling share stake in the Sacramento Valley rail road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phineas
San Francisco
Cad Wallader
Gov
Stanford
California
Sacramento Valley Railroad
Central Pacific Company
Uadwallader
Chancellor of crime and romance in a Pacific locale
In a tense sequence, Cadwallader agrees to work for Stanford after a coercive interview, signing a document that seals his fate as a traitor to the rival faction. Meanwhile Stella and Viola rehearse a theatrical program under Alfred, as Gideon returns transformed and Stella senses a shifting, mesmerizing presence. The narrative interweaves political threat, personal ambition, and a gathering theater night at Sally B’s hotel with Crocker observing and funding the entertainment for Jim Sackett’s widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Viola
Alfred
Gideon
Vic Wah
Grandmaa'am
Charley Clacker
Sally B
Mr. Crocker
Jim Sackett
Widder
Ingram
Finn & Gould
Desert
Auburn
Sally
Fu Ju Brooch Charm Worn By Chinese For Four Thousand Years
A unique Chinese brooch called Fu Ju serves as a charm for Jong life happiness and success. Iu Ju has been revered by Chinese people for nearly 4000 years. Men wear the pins on caps while women use brooches pendants and scarves. Imports to America include brooches scarf pins and pendants and may become very popular.
Trus and Mildred Dispute About Love and Money
Exchange between Trus Clothilde and Mildred reveals a debate over priorities between true love and financial stakes. The dialogue suggests tensions around wealth influencing affections and marriage prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Clothilde
Hearts Revealed and The Sackett Family Tragedy
Chapter XIV chronicles Phineas delivering his goods as the Pacific coast first railroad line helps topple a rival. In Sacramento brave men renew the push against Sierra obstacles while tragedy strikes James Sackett’s family. Mrs Sackett endures long illness as the frontier town rallies to support her, and Alfred receives daily reports from Stella as weights of sorrow and plan for a benefit for Mrs Sackett unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phineas
Sacramento Valley Railroad
Sierras
James Sackett
Stella
Alfred
London Weather Report Summary
The Tribune reports a mixed London forecast with light to moderate breezes. Conditions vary with changing direction, alternating clear and stormy periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Tribune
Putnumi's
Louisiana Frog Industry Revenue Exceeds Hundred Thousand
The article notes Louisiana earns a little over $100,000 annually from the frog industry. Frogs are shipped alive in barrels packed with moss, with over a million barrels sent yearly. The frogs are specially raised and fed on byesongs before shipping, some heading to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tabor Topics
Dell Hunter
Goode
John Scott
T M Aistrope
Geo Garrett
Chicago
Tom
Sears & Roebuck
Bend
Omaha Snade Holder Co
Security Ca
Udld
Gop
C. A. Sutcliffe
St. Louis
Don Battle
Laramie
Santa Fe
Den
JW Pickinpaugh
Mr. Cadwallader
Gov. Stanford
Mgr. Cadwallader
Toom
Alpe Chee